1. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
Which statements are equivalent to ‘You’re good’?
You’re good at being good
You’re bad at being good
You’re good at being bad
You’re bad at being bad

2. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
If I owe you –£5,
that means you owe me £5

3. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION ONE
6  –8

4. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION TWO
–5  –4

5. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION THREE
30  –3

6. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION FOUR
3  –4  –5

7. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION FIVE
25% of –60

8. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION SIX
(–13)2

9. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION SEVEN
–4  4  –4

10. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION EIGHT
–14  14

11. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION NINE
75% of 120

12. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION TEN
(–5)3

13. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION ELEVEN
10% of –180

14. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION TWELVE
–9  –7

15. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION THIRTEEN
(–15)2

16. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION FOURTEEN
–7  8

17. TWO MINUSES MAKE A PLUS (and other stories)
QUESTION FIFTEEN
Two-fifths of –60