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SOURCE 1

What makes teenagers happy?

Research has shown that teenagers are much happier than many people think. The graph shows the
things that make teenagers around the world happy and the percentage of teenagers that are happy
with each aspect of their lives.

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SOURCE 2

What makes teenagers lives stressful?

Despite being generally happy, teenagers lives can be stressful. Some examples of school-related
stress for teenagers include changing schools and dealing with pressure from teachers. Parents are
also a major source of stress for teenagers, mostly due to teenagers fears that they will not live up to
their parents expectations.

Other common causes of teenage stress are working part-time, not having enough money, being too
busy and feeling unsafe in their neighbourhood.

Causes of teenage stress

Lack of time School pressures Family


relationships

Lack of sleep Lack of friends

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SOURCE 3

An International Day of Happiness

Why should the idea of an International Day of Happiness come as a surprise? Many of you might
think that the idea of a special day for global happiness is ridiculous and that we should have far more
important things to concentrate on such as the conflicts around the world. However, some of you might
think it is a good idea.

Of course, we should continue to think about all the urgent political and community work that needs
doing. Yet it is also worth remembering that we are all human and that human life is not just about
surviving but also about being happy. Happiness is an important personal issue for us all. Everyone
wants to be happy. We all want children to lead happy lives.

It is a serious issue for our communities unhappiness leads to problems in society, which can result
in crime, conflict and violence. It is also a serious issue for businesses unhappy workplaces are less
productive and have higher levels of sickness. If people are unhappy in their jobs, many businesses
may not be able to compete in the global economy.

Happy people are more likely to create political, economic and social systems that allow nine billion
people to live in peace and share the planet.

We need to talk about happiness in our families, our schools, our communities and our work places. An
International Day of Happiness is a good place to start. If we set a date in our diaries where we can
celebrate happiness, then I really believe we can make a positive difference in the world.

Adapted from an article in: Happiness Today magazine, March 2014

SOURCE 4

Posts on a social networking site

Maia: My sister got her exam results yesterday and did really well. She will now go to a good
university and will be an engineer in the future. I know I am only 13 years old, but I am really
worried that I will not live up to my parents high expectations and will not get good enough
grades to go to university. Unemployment is so high (11% at the moment) and I will need a
university qualification to get a good job.

Ingrid: What are you worried about? You are too young to be thinking about this. You should be
enjoying school and your hobbies. You still have time to think about university. You may not
want to go. You might find a job that pays really well. Many successful business people did not
go to university. Forget about university and enjoy life now!

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Read the information in the accompanying Resource Booklet and answer all of Questions 14.

1 Study Sources 1 and 2.

(a) (i) Identify the aspect that the highest percentage of teenagers are happy with from
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(ii) Identify the aspect that the lowest percentage of teenagers are happy with from
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(b) Explain which cause of stress from Source 2 you think has the most impact on teenagers
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(c) Do you think having lots of money leads to happiness? Explain your answer.

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2 Study Source 3.

(a) How well does the author support the argument for an International Day of Happiness?
Explain your answer.

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(b) How could you persuade people of the need for an International Day of Happiness?

In your response, you must consider:

who you need to persuade and why;


what you need to tell them;
the method(s) you would use.

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3 Study Source 4.

(a) Identify one prediction from Source 4. Explain why you think it is a prediction.

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(b) Identify one fact from Source 4. Explain why you think it is a fact.

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(c) On this social networking site, whose reasoning works better, Maias or Ingrids?

In your answer you should support your point of view with words and phrases from the text
and you may consider:

the strength of their knowledge claims;


how reasonable their opinions are;
whether you accept their values and why;
the reliability and validity of their evidence;
other relevant issues.

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4 Study Sources 14.

Do you think governments should be responsible for peoples happiness?

In your answer you should:

state your conclusion;


give reasons for your opinion;
use the material in the Sources and your own experience and evidence;
show that you have considered different perspectives.

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