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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers ID: #36506 Medium Senior Care network
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Listen to the recording and answer the question by selecting all the correct responses. You will need to select more than one response.

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When it comes to the final years of life, communication and planning are the keys to ensuring that your life song hits the right note. A new survey conducted by Home Instead Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care network, found that 85 percent of surveyed seniors who have made plans for their final years agree that planning is a chance to decide how their life's story ends. The following tips can help with starting a plan for the final years:
1. Consider personality and preferences. Where do you or your loved one want to spend your final years, months or days?
2. Communicate with loved ones. It may be a difficult conversation to have, but it’s crucial.
3. Identify people who can help plan.
4. Put finances in order.
5. Complete a personal planning guide. There are resources available to help you in the planning process.
6. Create a bucket list. It's never too late to follow your dreams.

What are the different tips for planning in the final year?

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Option 1: "One should always consider the preferences."

Explanation: The text emphasizes the importance of considering personality and preferences as the first tip for planning in the final years. This aligns directly with the main idea of ensuring that individuals can make choices about how they want to spend their final years, thus supporting the correctness of this option.

Option 2: "Always identify the ones who can help to plan."

Explanation: The text explicitly mentions identifying people who can help plan as one of the tips. This is crucial for effective planning, as it highlights the need for support from others, making this option correct.

Option 3: "One should dream at an early stage only."

Explanation: This option is incorrect because the text does not suggest that dreaming should be limited to an early stage. Instead, it encourages creating a bucket list, implying that it is never too late to follow one's dreams, which contradicts the idea presented in this option.

Option 4: "Finances should be kept under the supervision of others."

Explanation: This option is incorrect as the text advises putting finances in order, which suggests personal management rather than supervision by others. The phrasing implies a lack of personal responsibility, which is not supported by the text.

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