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文章大意:本文为一篇夹叙夹议文。在接受自己很糟糕这件事情上,我们许多人都做的很糟糕,作者建议我们要接纳自己的不完美,不优秀,想尝试的事就勇敢地去做,享受其中的过程,谦虚地承认自己是个新手,还能博得他人的帮助。

1 . So many of us are terrible at being terrible. As our children venture off to school, sports, dances and music lessons, we urge them: Just try something, keep practicing, you’re only a beginner. And yet, faced with our own failure, we become less confident, and quit altogether.

Images of perfection fill our social-media feeds, along with advertisements assuring us we wouldn’t be so _______ if we just bought this thing or tried that product. Parents often add to the pressure, _______ their kids will end up sliding down the socioeconomic ladder.

What if we’re _______?

“It’s such a _______ not to have to be good,” says Karen Rinaldi, who refers to herself as a horrible surfer. After 20 years on the board, she is still bad, and she loves it. There is the excitement of being out on the water, but there is also the _______ of not having to be the expert, the freedom to _______ help and rely on others in a way she never would at work. Back on land, she says she is more understanding and _______others’ mistakes. “The benefit of not _______ myself every day,” she says, “is that I get to surf every time I want.”

Ms. Rinaldi, whose experience led to a book about what you can learn from failure, recommends asking yourself: “What is it that you’ve always wanted to do or try but were too _______?” Whatever it is, she says, start doing it. Should you struggle, ________ the fact that you’re a beginner. “Go in there with the ________ to say, ‘I’m new,’” she says. “People want to help you learn. It makes them feel good.”

Take myself as another example. I started yoga lessons this summer. When I ________ Syd Schulz, a professional mountain biker, that I was terrible at the poses, her response was “what did you expect?” “It’s a little ________ to people who have spent years and years of their lives acquiring skills to think that you should have those overnight,” says Ms. Schulz. Years spent working on her cycling have taught her that improvement often comes in ________ steps, following long stretches of inactivity or even getting ________.

1.
A.distressingB.imperfectC.impressiveD.incredible
2.
A.fearingB.confirmingC.hopingD.indicating
3.
A.missing outB.putting upC.setting inD.taking off
4.
A.burdenB.nonsenseC.puzzleD.relief
5.
A.disappointmentB.nervousnessC.preferenceD.satisfaction
6.
A.acknowledgeB.offerC.refuseD.seek
7.
A.angry atB.delighted inC.embarrassed withD.patient with
8.
A.awardingB.forgivingC.isolatingD.pushing
9.
A.afraidB.annoyedC.depressedD.exhausted
10.
A.acceptB.concealC.denyD.examine
11.
A.excitementB.modestyC.potentialD.pride
12.
A.apologized toB.argued withC.complained toD.shouted at
13.
A.abusiveB.amazingC.annoyingD.attentive
14.
A.carefulB.hesitantC.involuntaryD.unsteady
15.
A.alertB.fulfilledC.improvedD.worse
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