10. Read the text and fill in the gaps transforming capitalised words. The Happiest People in Our Society. People live by (1) _____ rules, beliefs and attitudes. To some people “(2) _____” means power over others. For these people to be “(3) _____” means to be wealthy. However, these people often live (4) _____ lives; they seek (5) _____ through wealth and material (6) _____ rather than relationships. Ordinary people are not (7) _____ or well off. They have full-time jobs and they like to go out with their families at weekends. Who knows, they could be the happiest people in our society. DIFFER, HAPPY, SUCCESS, HAPPY, HAPPY, POSSESS, FAME

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The Happiest People in Our Society

People live by different rules, beliefs and attitudes. To some people “happiness” means power over others. For these people to be “successful” means to be wealthy. However, these people often live unhappy lives; they seek happiness through wealth and material possessions rather than relationships. Ordinary people are not famous or well off. They have full-time jobs and they like to go out with their families at weekends. Who knows, they could be the happiest people in our society.

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Самые счастливые люди в нашем обществе

Люди живут по разным правилам, убеждениям и руководствуются разными взглядами. Для некоторых людей «счастье» означает власть над другими. Для таких людей быть «успешным» означает быть богатым. Однако такие люди часто живут несчастливой жизнью; они ищут счастье в богатстве и материальных вещах, а не в отношениях. Обычные люди не знамениты и не богаты. У них есть постоянная работа, и они любят проводить выходные с семьями. Кто знает, возможно, именно они — самые счастливые люди в нашем обществе.