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to manage in difficult life situations) some say. She can figure out situations 
and think of a make-shift (last minute) solution even at the last minute. On the 
other hand, she possesses a lot of social intelligence. I feel that she can read 
social cues (social signals) well and behave accordingly. Lastly, her 
emotional intelligence is out of this world. She has an unbelievable sensitivity 
and empathy towards all living beings. All in all, she paints a picture (is the 
ideal) of an intelligent person in my mind. 
26/ Describe a prize you want to get 
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You should say: 
What it is 
When you know the prize 
What you need to do 
And explain why you would like to win it 
QUESTIONS FOR PART 3 
How to reward successful people?
Truth be told, rewards for successful people should come in plenty of forms. If 
they make an enormous contribution to the nation, then they should be given 
proper publicity. For example, a veteran who fought bravely or a hero who 
sacrificed their life for the peace of a country should be remembered forever in 
sculptures and paintings. On the other hand, successful businesspeople who 
play a significant role in the development of their nation’s economy should be 
awarded with medals or certifications so as to stimulate them to make even 
greater contributions in the future 
Should schools establish awards? What rewards can children get from 
school?
From what I see, I guess it is quite well-advised for schools to have a reward 
system to encourage good deeds and academic performance amongst 
students. Students would be a helpful citizen if schools add extra points to their 
academic record for talking an elder across the street, offering to lift a heavy 
object for a passer by on the street, for example. On top of that, academically 
poor students can feel the motivation to strive further in their studies to reap the 
rewards, like they can obtain some pocket money for being the top student in 
the class during a semester. This can greatly spur their scholastic progress.