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How to be a Good Loser
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What is Vera Wang´s occupation?
She is a fashion designer.
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How many times did Jack Ma apply to Harvard University?
10
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Whose book got less rejections, J.K Rowling's or Dr. Seuss´ and how many times was it rejected?
J.K Rowlings was rejected 12 times.
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True or false: Vera Wang could not become the magazine's editor.
True
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What is the name of the magazine where Vera Wang work?
Vogue
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What did Vera Wang want to be at the beginning?
A professional figure skater.
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What happened to Jack Ma when he applied for a job at a fast-food restaurant?
He did not get the job.
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True or false: J. K. Rowling is the author of the Harry Potter books.
True
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True or false: J. k. Rowling used to work as an English teacher.
True
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True or false: Jackie Chan started working as a main actor.
False.
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True or false: Jack Ma was good at math.
False. He was terrible at math.
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True or false: James Dyson wanted to invent a better microwave oven.
False. A vacuum cleaner.
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How many times was Dr. Seuss manuscript rejected?
27
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How many times did Jack Ma flunk the college exam?
Twice
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What was Dr. Seuss going to do after his manuscript was rejected so many times?
He was going to burn his book.
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How did Dr. Seuss get the chance to publish his book?
He was helped by a friend who was working for a children´s publisher.
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In the sentence "his perseverance paid off in the end!", What is the meaning of "paid off"?
It was worth it! Valió la pena!
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True or false: After some rejections, Jack Ma was accepted to Harvard University.
False.
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How many books did Dr. Seuss write and illustrate?
44
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Why did Vera Wang decide to change her career?
Because she had failed to make the United States Olympic team.
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