1. Read the excerpt below from Text 1, on page 11. Pay attention to the highlighted
word, then answer the questions that follow in your notebook.
[...] That's why the media, advertising industry and most of the private firms that sell
beauty or lifestyle products may abuse those teenagers by creating the perception that
they can feel special by buying specific products. They will basically say, "If you buy our
product, you will be popular, good-looking and happy."
a) The highlighted word is preceded by popular and followed by happy. Which word
class do they belong to?
b) Considering your previous answer, what can you infer about the word class of
good-looking?
c) Which definition below best fits the word good-looking?
1. Having a pleasing or attractive appearance.
II. Characterized by a noble or kindly spirit.