$ However, ultimately, it's the Westem weddings that truly inspire her. There's so much emotion. The couple are basing their future on their own choices. It's all
up to them, not their families. And there's such sweet, sweet hope in that.'
Sure: Adapted to Mcculloch. V. 2011. This Thing Called Love in Marie Clairo, February.
Reterto paragraph 1:
1.1 Refer to the first three sentences. Offer any two reasons of your own as to
why the wnter repeats the word 'love'.
(2)
12 Discuss what the writer means by Jodi Cobb having 'a thirst for adventure
In her blood".
(2)
Relerto paragraph 2:
1.3 What does rose-tinted ipd. nations' mean?
(2)
Refer to paragraph 3:
1.4 How has the White wedeing dress transcended all cultural barriers'? (2)
1.5 Cobb ampares a Korean wedding to theatre. Comment on the effectiveness
of this comparison
(3)
Refer to paragraph 4:
1.6 Do you AGREE or DISAGREE that a wedding day is one of the most important
days in a woman's life? Give three reasons for your answer.
(3)
1.7 in your opinion (in other words, not for reasons civen in this passage),
how is marriage similar to a business arrangement?
(3)
1.8 In your own words, explain the reason Cobb gives for arranged child
marriages
(2)
Refer to paragraph 6:
1.9 The writer states of Cobb that 'Her time in Cancun couldn't be more of a
contrast to her experience in China.' Discuss the contrast between these
two locations.
(3)
1.10 Quote one word that shows that the writer acknowledges that ten minutes
is not enough time to be interviewed by a potential husband.
1.11 Describe in your own words the type of women that the Taiwanese men
mentioned in the article are looking for?
Refer to paragraph 7:
11.12 (a) Why do the Eastem cultures feel sorry for Westem society?
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(b) Comment on this point of view.
Refar to paragraph 8:
1.13 Discuss why the writer has ended the article in this way,
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