PTE Vocabulary B1 - 24

Task 1

Transcript for Task 1: Financial debt can be challenging to manage without a structured plan. Many rely on loans to cover immediate needs, though a loan must be repaid with interest, often increasing overall obligations. In some cases, individuals receive advice on how to measure spending effectively. Developing smart budgeting skills early on helps avoid spiraling debt and encourages sustainable financial habits for future stability.

Task 2

Transcript for Task 2: Those who have found financial success often give back through donation, supporting community development and welfare programs. Such actions foster respect within society, demonstrating compassion and responsibility. Encouraging philanthropy creates lasting change in communities, addressing pressing social needs. Many charities rely on these donations to continue operating, highlighting how individual contributions can have a significant and positive impact on society.

Task 3

Transcript for Task 3: Equal access to resources, such as pension plans, contributes to equality in later life stages, promoting financial security. Policies that prioritize equality give individuals opportunities to maintain quality of life. Respecting diverse needs, governments are also working to develop programs that benefit people from all backgrounds. By focusing on inclusivity, society can work toward creating financial stability for all.

Task 4

Transcript for Task 4: A society often seeks to balance individualism with collective well-being. A centralized index allows better allocation of resources, improving community programs and public services for everyone. This focus is a defining feature in progressive communities. Each individual is encouraged to consider their role and how their unique talents contribute to wider societal progress, fostering a culture of mutual respect and cooperation.