One Question Per Page false false 'Russian ice-cream is great. Any shop or street seller can offer a choice of different ones for less than ten roubles, that's about 20p in British money ...' What does ones refer to? 2 'In my childhood world of 1970s Britain, ice-cream was cheap. It was cheap because it was made in huge factories from a kind of margarine. There was very little milk in it at all ...' What does it refer to? 3 'I think this money was designed to be part of my moral education. It wasn't for buying things with – it was for saving ...' What does It refer to? 1 I think this money was designed to be part of my moral education. It wasn't for buying things with - it was for saving. So, when it began, my pocket money was 5p. What does it refer to? 3 'Most people in Britain believe that it's a good idea to save money and try to avoid being in debt. This is an important part of the culture, or at least it was in the past.' What does This refer to? 3 'Working class people put their money into 'friendly societies' which helped when a member was ill, or one of their family died. They also set up building societies.' What does They refer to? 2 'In the 1970s, Margaret Thatcher became a popular politician by saying that borrowing money was bad for governments too. It was an idea that lots of people liked exactly because their parents had told them that debt was immoral and that you should never spend more than you earn. The world has changed plenty since then.' What does then refer to? 1 'Margaret Thatcher is now one of the most unpopular British politicians of all time. Some building societies still exist, but many of the biggest have become banks – that is to say they don’t have members.' What does the biggest refer to? 3 'A lot of people work in banks. London is the world centre for a lot of different sorts of financial activity. If we compare it with Frankfurt ...' What does it refer to? 1 https://339efcb25eb75e967b0d-ff8eeadd950d51fd1fc939dca75b3973.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/assets_green.swf