MBTI is a personality test. Many people in China are crazy about it now. Are you an “I” (I=introverted内向的) person or an “E” (E=extroverted外向的) person? The topic
I am Jessica. I am an “I” person. I’m a shy girl who doesn’t like being around people. I am quiet when I am in groups. I enjoy being alone. I am good at writing novels, maybe I could
I am Keven: I am an “E” person. I am pretty outgoing: My friends call me asocial butterfly. I like to go out and meet new people all the time. I enjoy being
Dr. Know wants to tell something about it. When you take a personality test, you may think, Oh, that’s me. That’s because the descriptions are common. They can be used
2 . Are you an “I” person or an “E” person? We hear this question a lot these days.
The MBTI test may show something we don’t know about ourselves and can be a fun way to help us make new friends. But knowing someone’s MBTI results doesn’t mean we really know that person.
A.The MBTI test is popular for many reasons. |
B.How does the test work? |
C.Then, people try to find connections. |
D.And the MBTI results can’t say who we are. |
E.They cover all things of your behavior, preferences and thinking. |
F.In fact, these are two personality types from the MBTI test. |
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Many people think successful people are often talkative and outgoing. They think quiet people are much less confident or less intelligent. When parents find their children talking
In fact, it’s not necessary to try to make quiet people outgoing. Just let them be
Quiet people listen more than they talk,
Quiet people can get trust
They can prepare things well. As a saying goes: “Preparedness ensures success and unpreparedness spells
They are less possible to be distracted (分神) by other people or things. They can pay attention to a task and finish it faster than those who talk too much. What’s more, quiet people also have the
4 . Daisy likes reading Modem Girl magazine because it often has a personality quiz. These quizzes are multiple-choice (多项选择的) questions about personal preference. By answering the questions and reading the explanation of your score, you can discover what kind of person you are.
Here is one of Daisy’s completed quizzes. Give her 1 point for each (a) she chose, 2 points for each (b) and 3 points for each (c).
1. I prefer spending my spare time ________. □ (a) with my family ☑ (b) with my friends □ (c) by myself 2. If I have a problem, I would rather ________. ☑ (a) talk to my parents than to my friends □ (b) talk to my friends than to my family □ (c) work it out by myself 3. I prefer to study ________. □ (a) at home with my family around □ (b) with my friends ☑ (c) by myself 4. For my birthday I would prefer to ________. □ (a) be with my family □ (b) have a party with lots of friends ☑ (c) go out with just my best friend Score Score: 4—6 Your family are very important to you. You enjoy being with your friends but your family come first. 7—9 You have lots of friends and like to have fun. You are close to your family but your friends are also important to you. 10—12 You probably have one or two close friends, but you’d rather relax with a good book than go to a party. You are independent and happy to do things yourself. |
1. How many points did Daisy get in this quiz?
A.4. | B.8. | C.9. |
A.Your family and your friends are both very important to you. |
B.Your family are the most important to you. |
C.You are very independent and happy to do things yourself. |
A.whether you are a kind person or not |
B.how many people are in your family |
C.what kind of person you are |
A.she is independent |
B.she is a lazy girl |
C.she depends on her parents to do all things |
A.An ad. |
B.A questionnaire (调查表). |
C.A poster. |
5 . I was born in a big family. My elder brother, Eddie and I looked much the same because our
My eldest brother, Tony was humorous. He could tell a funny story that kept you
However, I was quiet and not so outgoing as my
Looking back now, I can see that although I was different, I enjoyed the difference instead of worrying about it. As a result, I became the person I wanted to be. My reading
We all have something
A.hobbies | B.ideas | C.faces | D.voices |
A.angry | B.different | C.pleased | D.excited |
A.laughing | B.waiting | C.thinking | D.worrying |
A.warm | B.active | C.brave | D.strict |
A.friends | B.classmates | C.parents | D.brothers |
A.listening | B.talking | C.reading | D.singing |
A.lonely | B.serious | C.comfortable | D.careful |
A.wished | B.asked | C.led | D.warned |
A.pleasure | B.job | C.book | D.problem |
A.funny | B.wrong | C.boring | D.special |
6 . Do you like chocolate? Maybe most people do. A box of it can be a great gift. Buy one for a friend and give it as a surprise. See how happy that person gets.
Say you just got a box of chocolate. Which piece do you pick first? A man studied people’s choices. He says they tell something about the person. Do you choose a round piece? You are a person who likes to party. Do you choose an oval (椭圆形的) one? You are a person who likes to make things. Picking a square chocolate shows something else. The person is honest and true. You can believe in him or her.
What kind of chocolate do you pick? Maybe you like milk chocolate. This shows you have warm feelings about the past. Dark chocolate means something else. A person who chooses it looks toward the future. What about white chocolate? Would you choose it? If so, you may find it hard to decide things. Some people like chocolate with nuts (果仁). These are people who like to help others.
Do you believe these ideas? Can candy tell all these things? It doesn’t really matter. There is one sure thing about eaters of chocolate. They eat it just because they like it.
1. This text mainly tells us ________.A.why people like chocolate |
B.almost everyone likes chocolate |
C.different choices of chocolate may show different characters |
A.He is good at making things. | B.He likes parties. | C.He likes to do something for others. |
A.with nuts | B.in square shape | C.in oval shape |
A.There are four kinds of chocolate mentioned (提到) in Paragraph 2. |
B.If a person likes milk chocolate, he may like to think of the past. |
C.If a person chooses a square chocolate, he may like to make things. |
Are you an “I” person or an “E” person? A personality test called MBTI is very popular online these days.
According to
I used to be very serious about my friends’ MBTI results. I wondered if
According to MBTI, people are either “I”, meaning introverted (内向的), or “E”, for extroverted (外向的).
But introverted people can be outgoing, too. For example, as an “T” person, I sometimes do things an outgoing person would do. I talk with others and share my thoughts and feelings
A.a | B.an | C.the |
A.they | B.their | C.them |
A.never | B.always | C.sometimes |
A.And | B.Because | C.But |
A.think | B.to think | C.thinking |
A.serious | B.seriously | C.most seriously |
A.with | B.of | C.to |
A.more | B.much | C.many |
A.be | B.to be | C.being |
A.Someone | B.Everyone | C.No one |
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1. Which is Emily interested in, reading or sports?
2. How long has John played the basketball?
3. Who wants to make friends with someone interested in city walks?
4. Why does Kevin like playing the guitar?
5. How many people are from Australia?
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Dear Aunt Ann. I am 12 years old. My twin sister is taller than me. She often calls me “shorty”! Many of the girls in my class are taller than the boys. I am the shortest in the class. Can you tell me when boys get as tall as girls? When do you think I will grow? Thanks. Dave |
Dear Dave, It is true that from the ages of about 8 to 14 most girls are a little taller than most boys. The graph (图表) can show you the difference in height between boys and girls. Most boys catch up with girls around the age of 14. Then they start getting taller than most girls! I’m sorry I can’t tell you when you will grow. Everyone is different. Why don’t you tell your sister you don’t like her nickname for you? I think you should stop worrying about your height. You should have confidence (信心) in yourself! Remember all the things you are good at. Come on! I’m sure you will grow soon. Aunt Ann |
1. How old is Dave’s sister?
A.11. | B.12. | C.13. | D.14. |
①When he will grow.
②When boys get as tall as girls.
③How to ask his sister not to laugh at him.
④Why he is not as tall as his sister.
A.①② | B.②③ | C.③④ | D.①④ |
A.计划 | B.礼物 | C.安排 | D.绰号 |
A.Asking for and giving advice. | B.Volunteering at school. |
C.Communicating with others. | D.Making friends at school. |
10 . ①The MBTI, the most popular personality test in the world, shows that there are sixteen kinds of people in the world, but each type only has two choices. Everyone is either extroverted (外向) or introverted (内向), sensing (感觉) or intuitive (直觉), thinking or feeling, judging (判断) or perceiving (察觉).
②Nowadays, more than two million people take it every year. It is used in 26 countries to test workers, students, and soldiers, and used by Fortune 500 companies and universities. Among more than two thousand personality tests, the MBTI is No.1.
③Because of its success, many people started to dig out the story of how the MBTI came out, and Merve Emre wrote it in his book The Personality Brokers.
④The MBTI was invented by Katharine Briggs and Isabel Myers who were a mother-and-daughter team. In fact, they kept on doing this for almost 80 years. They stayed up late and once were laughed by others. When the mother died, her daughter didn’t give up. She spent the rest of her life researching on different kinds of people, trying to find a way to make work more efficient and people less unhappy. Until now, personality testing has become a two-billion-dollar industry.
⑤The idea of the MBTI comes from real situations in a family. For example, one child is a good planner while the other does not have any plans. One child has a million friends but the other is a loner. There is no one better than the other. Even children in one family can differ in many ways.
⑥The key to the MBTI’s success is from Katharine’s opinion. She believes that you may waste a lot of energy and have a lot of pain if you consider the differences as troubles. Therefore, this MBTI is meant to show the personality is what you have been born with, and each type of personality is as “normal” as the others.
⑦In this case, the MBTI is different from other tests. That is why it is so widely used today. People who take part in this test feel relaxed after finding out their type. It helps them to deal with their work or marriage, making them be themselves.
1. How does the writer describe Katharine Briggs and Isabel Myers’s life in Paragraph 4?A.By giving examples. | B.By telling a story. |
C.By listing numbers. | D.By explaining reasons. |
A.To divide people into different grades and ranks (等级). |
B.To help people discover themselves. |
C.To decide whether being introverted is good or not. |
D.to test the workers, students, and soldiers. |
A.Moved and energetic. | B.Worried and nervous. |
C.Relaxed and relieved (释怀的). | D.Sad and disappointed. |
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