Read the article. Match the people, Victoria (V), Duncan (D), and John ( J) to the ideas. V D J
thinks smart people don’t say “yes” to questions like this.
believes that he should get a good job.
thinks it’s important to be cheerful in interviews.
isn’t sure what “smart” means.
thinks “Are you the smartest person you know?” is a good question.
says that people who think they’re the smartest probably aren’t.
thinks that different people are good at different things.
thinks smart people don’t say “yes” to questions like this.
believes that he should get a good job.
thinks it’s important to be cheerful in interviews.
isn’t sure what “smart” means.
thinks “Are you the smartest person you know?” is a good question.
says that people who think they’re the smartest probably aren’t.
thinks that different people are good at different things.
Read the article again. Mark these sentences T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn’t say).