1. A company refuses to hire Robert because he is 62, even though he has all the necessary skills. What is this an example of?, Ageism, Longevity, Retirement, Active Aging, What does "life expectancy" mean?, The age when people retire, The longest a human can possibly live, The average number of years a person is expected to live, The healthiest period of someone's life, Complete the sentence: "After working for 45 years, my grandfather is looking forward to his _____.", childhood, generation, retirement, decline, Anna is 72, goes swimming three times a week, volunteers, travels, and regularly meets her friends. This is a good example of _____., frailty, ageism, decline, active aging, What is a "generation gap"?, The age difference between two siblings, Differences in attitudes and values between generations, The period between childhood and adulthood, A difference in life expectancy, All elderly people are bad with technology." This statement is an example of a _____., retirement, contribution, stereotype, meme, Which sentence uses "discriminate" correctly?, I discriminated my homework yesterday., My grandmother discriminates at 65., Employers shouldn't discriminate against people because of their age, I discriminate between work every Friday., What does "longevity" mean?, Being young, Retiring early, Poor health in old age, living a long life, After retiring, David started teaching children for free at a community center. We can say that he continues to _____., feel excluded, experience decline, contribute to society, discriminate, Complete the sentence: "Some older people may feel _____ if everyone around them communicates through technology they don't know how to use.", retired, long-lived, excluded, included, An 80-year-old person has difficulty walking because their body has become physically weak. Which word best describes this weakness?, Longevity, frailty, ageism, decline, A criminal sends an elderly woman a fake bank message, and she gives him her bank details. She has _____., contributed to society, experienced a generation gap, fallen prey to a scam, reached life expectancy, What is "wisdom"?, Physical strength that develops with age, The ability to remember everything, Good judgment and understanding gained through knowledge and experience, The ability to live independently, What does "independent living" mean for an elderly person?, Refusing to speak to younger people, Being able to manage everyday life without depending heavily on others, Living in another country, Continuing to work after retirement, Your grandmother says: "When I was young, we didn't have smartphones. We spent much more time talking face-to-face." You reply: "Our generations see technology very differently." What are you discussing?, Frailty, generation gap, life expectancy, retirement
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