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Getting in touch with friends is difficult after people change schools or move house. They don’t know how to start the conversation again if they don’t talk with their friends for a long time. Many people want to get in touch (联络) with old friends, but they are afraid to do so.
Psychologists (心理学家) from colleges did a study about how people feel about getting in touch with old friends.
The study shows over 90% of the people don’t call their old friends. 70% of them don’t want to call their friends first, because they worry that their old friends won’t want to hear from them or are too busy to talk with them. Some people even think getting in touch with their old friends is as hard as talking to strange people.
Lara Aknin, one of the psychologists, said, “Most people are worried that they have different lifestyles and interests now. But these differences can be helpful for people to get close to each other. After sharing something new and interesting, they won’t feel embarrassed (尴尬的) at all. Instead, they know each other better.”
In fact, if you get in touch with an old friend, you will be surprised to find that he or she is also looking forward to hearing from you. So, why not give your old friend a call?
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A. By telling a story.
B. By giving a fact.
C. By asking a question.
D. By listing numbers.
(
A. Because they almost forget their old friends.
B. Because they don’t want to trouble their old friends.
C. Because they have nothing to say to their old friends.
D. Because they don’t care about their old friends at all.
(
A. It’s hard to get in touch with old friends.
B. We can’t share our things with old friends.
C. Differences may help people get close to old friends.
D. Most people might have different lifestyles and interests.
(
A. It’s important to have some good friends.
B. Be brave to get in touch with your old friends.
C. We should make as many new friends as possible.
D. Make friends with people having the same interest.
Getting in touch with friends is difficult after people change schools or move house. They don’t know how to start the conversation again if they don’t talk with their friends for a long time. Many people want to get in touch (联络) with old friends, but they are afraid to do so.
Psychologists (心理学家) from colleges did a study about how people feel about getting in touch with old friends.
The study shows over 90% of the people don’t call their old friends. 70% of them don’t want to call their friends first, because they worry that their old friends won’t want to hear from them or are too busy to talk with them. Some people even think getting in touch with their old friends is as hard as talking to strange people.
Lara Aknin, one of the psychologists, said, “Most people are worried that they have different lifestyles and interests now. But these differences can be helpful for people to get close to each other. After sharing something new and interesting, they won’t feel embarrassed (尴尬的) at all. Instead, they know each other better.”
In fact, if you get in touch with an old friend, you will be surprised to find that he or she is also looking forward to hearing from you. So, why not give your old friend a call?
(
B
) 5. How does the writer start the passage?A. By telling a story.
B. By giving a fact.
C. By asking a question.
D. By listing numbers.
(
B
) 6. Why don’t most people want to call their old friends first?A. Because they almost forget their old friends.
B. Because they don’t want to trouble their old friends.
C. Because they have nothing to say to their old friends.
D. Because they don’t care about their old friends at all.
(
C
) 7. What can we learn from Lara Aknin’s words?A. It’s hard to get in touch with old friends.
B. We can’t share our things with old friends.
C. Differences may help people get close to old friends.
D. Most people might have different lifestyles and interests.
(
B
) 8. What does the writer want to tell us?A. It’s important to have some good friends.
B. Be brave to get in touch with your old friends.
C. We should make as many new friends as possible.
D. Make friends with people having the same interest.
答案
5—8: BBCB
解析
【分析】本题为英语阅读理解题，包含4道选择题，涉及细节理解和主旨大意类题型。解题思路：先通读全文把握主旨，再针对每道题的问题关键词，定位原文对应内容，对比选项排除错误答案，选出正确选项。
【解析】5. 细节理解题：原文第一段以“换学校或搬家后联系朋友难”这一事实开篇，A讲故事、C提问、D列数字均不符合，故选B。
6. 细节理解题：原文第三段明确说明70%的人不愿先联系老朋友是因为担心老朋友不想收到消息或太忙，对应选项B（不想麻烦老朋友），A、C、D原文未提及，排除。
7. 细节理解题：根据Lara的话“these differences can be helpful for people to get close to each other”，可知差异有助于拉近与老朋友的距离，对应选项C，A、B、D与原文不符，排除。
8. 主旨大意题：最后一段作者建议“为什么不给老朋友打电话呢”，核心是鼓励人们勇敢联系老朋友，对应选项B，A、C、D偏离主旨，排除。
【答案】5—8: BBCB
【知识点】阅读理解、细节理解题、主旨大意题
【点评】本题考查学生对英语阅读文本的细节定位和主旨把握能力，需准确提取原文信息并理解作者意图，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】0.6
【解析】5. 细节理解题：原文第一段以“换学校或搬家后联系朋友难”这一事实开篇，A讲故事、C提问、D列数字均不符合，故选B。
6. 细节理解题：原文第三段明确说明70%的人不愿先联系老朋友是因为担心老朋友不想收到消息或太忙，对应选项B（不想麻烦老朋友），A、C、D原文未提及，排除。
7. 细节理解题：根据Lara的话“these differences can be helpful for people to get close to each other”，可知差异有助于拉近与老朋友的距离，对应选项C，A、B、D与原文不符，排除。
8. 主旨大意题：最后一段作者建议“为什么不给老朋友打电话呢”，核心是鼓励人们勇敢联系老朋友，对应选项B，A、C、D偏离主旨，排除。
【答案】5—8: BBCB
【知识点】阅读理解、细节理解题、主旨大意题
【点评】本题考查学生对英语阅读文本的细节定位和主旨把握能力，需准确提取原文信息并理解作者意图，整体难度适中。
【难度系数】0.6
