True, be under pressure — to feel stressed or forced to do something, awareness — knowing or understanding something, draw your attention — to make you notice something, get on with — to have a good relationship / to continue doing something, keep in touch — to stay in contact, disappointed — feeling sad because something was not as good as expected, creatures — living beings (animals, sometimes people), speculation — guessing without knowing all the facts, frequencies — the number of times something happens, explicitly — clearly and directly, legacy — something left behind from the past, self-reliance — the ability to depend on yourself, prosperity — a state of being successful and having money, welfare — health, happiness, and well-being, prevention — stopping something bad from happening, the essence of life — the most important part of life, tempted by — wanting to do something you know may be wrong, hence — for this reason, False, set the alarm clock — to turn off the alarm, undergraduates — students studying at school, familiar — a family member, prejudice — a fair opinion about someone or something, suppose — to support something, vast — very small

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