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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?

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I strongly disagree that
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 from poor
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 are better able to deal with
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's
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 than
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 from rich
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 because it is not a matter of money, but a matter of parental education. First of all, I think
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 from rich
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 may be better able to deal with adult
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problems
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 when their
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 are well educated. Because the rich
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 will know more than the poor
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,
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 is "the economic base determines the superstructure."
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' economic strength can open up a very broad road for their
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, and some
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 were born in Rome, and their knowledge and vision are completely different.
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, it is not that rich
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 will ignore their
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's education
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, but sometimes the richer
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parents
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rich
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 are more strict with their
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 because the
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 are more aware of the social situation, and after teaching the
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, the
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 will avoid a lot of
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departments
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, I think the cognitive gap caused by the economic foundation is
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 very large. Sometimes the
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 in
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 are not very simple to deal with. Perhaps some
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 who are familiar with the hidden rules of social interaction are more capable of dealing with the
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 in
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 than
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 who have not been taught the hidden rules of social interaction.
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Your essay addresses the task requirements, discussing both rich and poor families' impact on children's upbringing.

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