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  • The idiom "at your wits' end" means..
    at the end of one's ideas or mental resourses
  • What are the benefits of mindfulness on personal, spiritual and professional levels?
    Personal: combats anxiety, aids in weight loss. Spiritual: builds gratitude, cultivates empathy. Pr.:improves focus, reduces burnout, increases creativity.
  • Translate into English: липа, ясен, нарцис,кульбаба, тополя, мак
    Linden, ash,daffodil, dandelion, poplin, poppy
  • The idiom " to have to much on your plate" means..
    to be overburdened with work
  • You may feel like you are accomplishing more, but trying to focus on more than 1 thing causes 40% drop in productivity. True or False?
    True
  • Fill in the gap. ________________ were born post-World War II in an increasingly optimistic and financially stable world.
    Baby Boomers
  • Explain the phrase/saying "he got away scot-free ".
    He got away without any consequences.
  • Explain in your own words the meaning of an adjective "thoughtful".
    carefully considering things
  • What steps does the Marie Kondo technique include?
    1. Tackle one category at a time.2. Make a home for every thing you own. 3.Be thankful for your belongings. 4.Fold your clothes. 5 Always have the end goal.
  • The verb phrase "to take something to the extreme" means..
    to do something much more than is usual or reasonable
  • The idiom "to reach one's limits" means..
    to reach a point where you can't cope with anything more
  • Fill in the gap. Generation Y, also known as the _____________ were raised by the late Baby Boomers.
    Millennial Generation
  • How much time does an average person spend on eating and drinking?
    4 years
  • What are the components of mindful living?
    1.Mindfulness. 2.Authenticity. 3.Openess. 4.Intentionality. 5.Grace.
  • Nesebar is known as a city of 30 churches. True or False?
    False. 40 churches
  • Name five character traits that you've learnt from Ann's lesson.
    thrifty, level-headed, absent-minded, courageous, diligent
  • What are " gentle stewards "?
    They are eople who take care of something.. like farmers.
  • What’s the cooking verb used when you cut veggies into small pieces using a tool? Not a knife ?
    to grate
  • A cooking verb used to describe when you want to take liquid out of bottle and into a glass.
    to pour
  • To push something aside or hide it in the hope that it will be forgotten or ignored (say the idiom).
    to kick something into the long grass
  • What does it mean “to binge (on) something?
    to do something in a way that is extreme and uncontrolled