A.Exciting. | B.Relaxing. | C.Disappointing. |
1. Why does the woman say thanks to the man?
A.He is driving her around. |
B.He introduced a friend to her. |
C.He recommended a job to her. |
A.It is far from the supermarket. |
B.It has an old-fashioned kitchen. |
C.It is unaffordable for the woman. |
A.Sell their apartment. |
B.Look for a roommate. |
C.Share a room with the woman. |
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4 . Research suggests that confidence is important to health and psychological well-being. But developing and maintaining confidence isn’t easy and it’s an easy thing to lose when you feel like you’ve failed or made a mistake.
Stop Comparing Yourself to Others
Do you compare how you look to people around you? Or do you compare your salary to what your friend earns? Making comparisons is natural. But it isn’t likely to help boost your self-confidence.
Surround Yourself With Positive People
The people you spend time with can influence your thoughts and attitudes about yourself, perhaps more than you realize.
Self-talk that is optimistic can help you overcome self-doubt and take on new challenges. The next time you begin to think that you have no business speaking up in a meeting or that you are too out-of-shape to work out, remind yourself that your thoughts aren’t always accurate. Then find a way to turn those thoughts around into more positive self-talk.
Set Realistic Goals
The more you achieve your goals, the greater your confidence in yourself and your abilities. To set realistic goals, write down what you want to achieve.
A.Be Kind to Yourself |
B.Practice Positive Self-Talk |
C.It may even have the opposite effect |
D.So, pay attention to how others make you feel |
E.Next, ask yourself what chance you have of achieving it |
F.Here are a few positive effects of learning how to be confident |
G.Fortunately, there are several ways you can increase your self-confidence |
1. What can the students read in the No.1 Reading Room?
A.Books in Chinese. |
B.Books in foreign languages. |
C.Newspapers and magazines. |
A.On the first floor. | B.On the second floor. | C.On the third floor. |
A.The No.2 Reading Room. |
B.The No.4 Reading Room. |
C.The Reference Materials Center. |
A.For two weeks. | B.For a month. | C.For five weeks. |
1. Why does Sarah feel sad?
A.She has lost her cat. |
B.She has quarreled with her friend. |
C.The schoolwork is so hard for her. |
A.Get a new cat. | B.Look for Tony. | C.Read a book. |
A.Get home early. | B.Focus on her lessons. | C.Talk to Miss Lennon. |
1. What happened to the man?
A.He missed all of his classes. |
B.He didn’t eat his sandwich at noon. |
C.He forgot to take his lunch to school. |
A.A firefighter. | B.A cook. | C.A student. |
A.At home. | B.In the hospital. | C.In the restaurant. |
1. What are the speakers talking about?
A.The future way of working. |
B.How to find a satisfying job. |
C.The development of computers. |
A.He would get much more done at home. |
B.Working at home may not be for him. |
C.He would like to watch TV at home. |
A.Coworkers. | B.Classmates. | C.Neighbors. |
A.She cooks them. | B.She eats them raw. | C.She makes juice out of them. |