statistics

Question 1

contrary to popular belief

Answer 1

You use contrary to popular belief to introduce a statement that is the opposite to what is thought to be true by most ordinary people.

Question 2

To suit your own ends

Answer 2

responde a tus intereses

Question 3

twisted the figures

Answer 3

if you twist something such as the truth or someone’s words, you present something in a slightly different and untrue way.

Question 4

to have a vested interest

Answer 4

a strong personal interest in something because you could get an advantage from it

Question 5

flawed

Answer 5

imperfect, it has some mistakes

Question 6

peer

Answer 6

your peers are people who are the same as you in terms of education, age, and status.

Question 7

the figures don’t stand up to scrutiny

Answer 7

faults become apparent when you examine it carefully.

Question 8

commission

Answer 8

if you commission someone, you formally ask them to do an important piece of work. orden ,encargo