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Question

When you’re fed up with self-centred twenty-somethings try to remember that they    _61_ (be) 33 one day. Beneath the version are latest   62   (believe)that 33 is the age  63  they lose the ‘all about me’ attitude   64   by 33 youthful selfishness dies down with people beginning to consider the feelings of others more often   65   (base)on latest research. The older we get the more   66   (self) we are in almost all areas of life – with the exception of volunteering in the community.

It is generally believed that having children is   67   turning point in changing our attitudes     _68   other people. This is when we consider ourselves to be worrying more about other people and things for them such as checking how they are getting home offering to help with childcare and doing airport runs.

Those who haven’t reached 33 are most likely to admit being particularly selfish. 40 percent of this age group   69  regularly volunteer for charity or their community – higher than any other age group. Statistically the age at which we are most selfish is our teenage years– with people saying that just growing up was   70   made them more likely to consider other people.

Answer 1

61. will be        62. beliefs      63. when      64. and       65. based

66. selfless/unselfish  67. a          68. to/towards  69. however   70. what