Children who are brought up in families that do not have large amounts of money are better prepared to deal with the problems of adult life than children brought up by wealthy parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

Nowadays, some people say that
children
who are grown
in
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poor
household
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households
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tend to have
better
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a better
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ability to solve the
troubles
in adult life compared with
children
raised
up
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by rich parents. I disagree with
this
opinion.
Children
in
a
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poor
family
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families
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face many
problems
in their process of growth. Because the lack of the amount of money, they sometimes have to give up their enrollment
to
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university or
gaining
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a job that they can
passionate
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about it. Through these experiences, they learn the being of
problems
that cannot be solved without
the
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wealth and they will give up easily to stand the
troubles
in adult life.
In contrast
,
children
grew
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who grew
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up in rich
household
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households
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have many experiences that the wealth brake down the
problems
.
For example
, when a child is bullied in a public elementary school, wealthy parents can decide
him
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to quit the school and
to
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enter
the
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another private school
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in which
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which
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where
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the tuition is expensive.
Furthermore
,
children
in
wealthy
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the wealthy
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home
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homes
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can have a variety of
opportunity
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opportunities
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,
for instance
,
traveling
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travelling
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, studying abroad and entering
the
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university, to nourish their abilities. In these environments,
children
can nourish their abilities to tackle the
troubles
for
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of
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their future. To conclude, I disagree
the
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statement that
children
who are raised in a poor family tend to have
better
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a better
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ability to deal with
the
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problems
rather than
children
who grew up in a wealthy
family
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families
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. While the former will tend to become a person who easily
give
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up by experiencing many things caused by lack of money, the latter will acquire the ability to solve
the
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troubles
by having many meaningful and rich experiences.
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