pager True/ False 1. Bronze medal winners are generally happiel than silver medal winners. Answer: True 2. McKayla Maroney was thrilled when she won a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics. 3. Johan Bävman's photo exhibition only features happy and smiling stay-at-home fathers. 4. The Harvard Business School study found that most rich people feel completely satisfied with life. 5. The article suggests that success has only one definition. 6. Financial success can contribute to happiness , but only up to a certain point.

1. This statement is generally true according to a study done at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. Bronze medalists were found to be happier than silver medalists.<br />2. McKayla Maroney, despite winning a silver medal in gymnastics at the 2012 Olympics, was seen crying after her performance, which suggests she was not thrilled with her silver medal.<br />3. Johan Bävman's photo exhibition features images of fathers doing various activities, not just happy and smiling stay-at-home fathers.<br />4. The Harvard Business School study found that while many rich people feel satisfied with life, it doesn't mean they feel completely satisfied. There are always new desires and wants that emerge.<br />5. The article suggests that success can have multiple definitions and it varies from person to person.<br />6. Financial success can contribute to happiness, but only up to a certain point. Beyond a certain level of income, additional income does not necessarily lead to additional happiness, which is known as the Easterlin paradox.