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MODERN CULTURE?

  When people talk about contemporary culture they are just as (0. LIKE)……….....to be talking about fast cars, trainers or high heels as they are to be talking about Shostakovich or Shakespeare.

  Goods have become as (51. MEAN) ……………... a measure and marker of culture as the Great and the Good. The word "culture" can now cover just about anything. Culture is no longer merely the beautiful and (52. SINGLE) ……………..... until the late twentieth century that a (53. SCHOLAR)……………...interest in objects began to (54. PLACE)…………………..the traditional interest in -isms, with historians,  (55.  LITERATE) …………………….. critics and  philosophers  all  suddenly becoming fascinated by the meaning of objects, large and small. Is this a sign, perhaps, of a society cracking under the strain of too many things?

  Our current (56. OBSESSIVE)....................with material culture, one might argue, is simply a (57. RESPOND.)  ………….         to the Western crisis of abundance. There are obvious problems with this (58. MATERIAL) ....conception of culture. If our experience of everyday life is so (59. SATISFY) .................., then how much more so is the (60. SPECTATOR)…………………. of our everyday things under scrutiny.

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  When presented (0) ...... the idea of international boarding school, parents are (61) ……........to baulk of emptying their bank (62) …….......to send their darlings to live a life permeated by blackboards, bunk beds and Bovril. (63) .................. conversely, will feel overjoyed at the prospect of signing (64) ………......for a literally fantastic life at Hogwarts. Such misconceptions neatly miss the point of international boarding education, sidestepping its capacity to (65) .................. solid foundations for students' academic and professional success in today’s increasingly global society.

  Parents, understandably, require justification for (66) ................  a considerate amount of money in their offspring's education. Their offspring, on the other hand, should be made (67) …....... of the huge number of opportunities provided by boarding school life. Most of the world's leading boarding schools offer stimulating, progressive (68) …………......which prioritizes their students' needs, thus consistently produce graduates (69) ......................are confident learners, critical thinkers and self-starters.

  Therefore, the time has come for parents and students (70) ...................  to discover the unique, intellectually challenging experiences offered by international boarding schools worldwide.