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12 questions
What phrase summarizes the idea of enjoying work according to the text?
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What effect does the author suggest the adult perspective on work has on children?
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How does the author describe the connection between discipline and doing great work?
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What criticism does the author have about the way adults present their work to children?
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What two routes to finding work you love does the author mention?
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How does the author suggest one should test if they truly love their work?
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What phrase encapsulates the main idea about work in the passage?
Why does the author believe kids are misled about the idea of loving their work?
What does the author imply about adult attitudes towards work and happiness?
How effective does the author consider the traditional ways of preparing children for work?
What does the author suggest is a common misconception about money and work?
Which of the following routes to finding work you love is described as being more common?