A.What the man is reading is too difficult. | B.The man misjudges Mary’s expression. |
C.Mary’s habit caused her trouble in work. | D.Mary dislikes reading books after work. |
A.He desperately needs an explanation. |
B.He knows why Sam is in a bad mood. |
C.He will make Sam feel better. |
D.He will keep his distance from Sam. |
3 . To tease apart these features of emotion regulation, Varma designed an experimental situation in which they put participants into an “emotion induction (引导)” treatment. Participants read a story that was intended to cause a negative emotion such as a hit-and-run car accident or the death of your dog.
The underlined phrase “tease apart” (Para 3, Line 1) is closest in meaning to _________.
A.identify | B.combine | C.emphasize | D.dominate |
A.By offering thanks orally to the loved ones. |
B.By showing gratefulness on a regular basis. |
C.By developing good sleeping and eating habits. |
D.By taking exercise with close friends regularly. |
A.Noticing the positive helps cure eating disorders. |
B.Practicing gratitude can lengthen your sleep cycle. |
C.Showing thankfulness contributes to your career promotion. |
D.Admiring others’ value can improve relationship in workplaces. |
A.It is a blessing that we are valued. |
B.Extending gratitude has multiple benefits. |
C.We should stop counting sheep or calories. |
D.People can learn to be appreciative by heart. |
A. stillness B. refuge C. thundering D. withered E. oppressive F. unattended G. gripped H. creaked I. approaching J. somewhere K. hastily |
On the morning of the first of September, Scarlett awoke with suffocating sense of dread upon her, a dread she had taken to her pillow the night before. She thought, dulled with sleep: ‘What was it that I was worrying about when I went to bed last night? Oh, yes the fighting. There was a battle,
The air was
The
As she stood, looking out of the window, there came to her ears a far-off sound, faint and sullen as the first distant thunder of a(n)
‘Rain,’ she thought in the first moment, and her country-bred mind added, ‘We certainly need it.’ But, in a split instant: ‘Rain? No! Not rain! Cannon!’
Her heart racing she leaned from the window, her ear cocked to the far-off roaring, trying to discover from which direction it came. But the dim
A.She regrets spending her holiday there. |
B.The activity is not satisfactory at all. |
C.More activities should be organized. |
D.The activity brings her great pleasure. |
A.The bad news saddened him. |
B.He had a terrible cold. |
C.He was affected by the weather. |
D.He was criticized by somebody. |