Good communication is a necessary skill to help with a happier life. Here’re some ways to deal with interpersonal relationship in the modern world.
To build relationship with others, please show respect(尊敬)to other people. This is the most important. Confucius said, “Treat other people as you would have them treat you.” For example, if you are warm to say hello to others when you meet a person, it will be easier to be learnt about, too.
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Listen to others with an open mind. If you cannot explain your ideas or don’t have your own minds, there will be no deep communication. As a result, you can’t offer valuable suggestions. Gradually, other people would feel that it is a waste of time when getting along with you and will naturally shy away(回避).
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Being confident doesn’t mean you are loud. It’s quite the opposite. It’s knowing you’re great, and being yourself fully. What’s more, you need to be outgoing and friendly. They’re all helpful to make friends. Last but not least, try to work with others, and you’ll make yourself a good friend.
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To be a true friend, it’s also important not to be selfish(自私的). In fact, true friends don’t mean what we get. Give more, and you will receive the unexpected—or even more.
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A. Being a true friend. B. Showing respect to others.
C. Trying to work with others. D. Being outgoing and friendly.
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A. Because you waste much time.
B. Because you don’t say hello to others.
C. Because you always have your own minds.
D. Because you can’t offer valuable suggestions.
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A. Being confident is very important when communicating.
B. Being punctual is an important part of the communication.
C. Having a good sense of humour is helpful in the communication.
D. Using body language can make your communication more effective.
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A. Try to give more to others. B. Treat other people as they hope.
C. Spend lots of time with each other. D. Close your mind and listen to others.
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A. How to listen to others. B. How to live a happier life.
C. How to get what you expect. D. How to get on with others.
To build relationship with others, please show respect(尊敬)to other people. This is the most important. Confucius said, “Treat other people as you would have them treat you.” For example, if you are warm to say hello to others when you meet a person, it will be easier to be learnt about, too.
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Listen to others with an open mind. If you cannot explain your ideas or don’t have your own minds, there will be no deep communication. As a result, you can’t offer valuable suggestions. Gradually, other people would feel that it is a waste of time when getting along with you and will naturally shy away(回避).
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Being confident doesn’t mean you are loud. It’s quite the opposite. It’s knowing you’re great, and being yourself fully. What’s more, you need to be outgoing and friendly. They’re all helpful to make friends. Last but not least, try to work with others, and you’ll make yourself a good friend.
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To be a true friend, it’s also important not to be selfish(自私的). In fact, true friends don’t mean what we get. Give more, and you will receive the unexpected—or even more.
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B
)26. What’s the most important to communicate with others in the writer’s eyes?A. Being a true friend. B. Showing respect to others.
C. Trying to work with others. D. Being outgoing and friendly.
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D
)27. Why will other people shy away according to the passage?A. Because you waste much time.
B. Because you don’t say hello to others.
C. Because you always have your own minds.
D. Because you can’t offer valuable suggestions.
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A
)28. 中考新趋势句子还原 What would be the best sentence to put in the blank?A. Being confident is very important when communicating.
B. Being punctual is an important part of the communication.
C. Having a good sense of humour is helpful in the communication.
D. Using body language can make your communication more effective.
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A
)29. What does the writer think of a true friend?A. Try to give more to others. B. Treat other people as they hope.
C. Spend lots of time with each other. D. Close your mind and listen to others.
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D
)30. What is the passage mainly about?A. How to listen to others. B. How to live a happier life.
C. How to get what you expect. D. How to get on with others.
答案
26. B 根据“To build relationship with others, please show respect to other people. This is the most important.”可知,要与他人建立良好的关系,请尊重他人,这是最重要的。故选B。
27. D 根据“As a result, you can’t offer valuable suggestions. Gradually, other people would feel that it is a waste of time when getting along with you and will naturally shy away.”可知,你无法提供有价值的建议,其他人渐渐会觉得和你相处是浪费时间,自然会回避。故选D。
28. A 根据“Being confident doesn’t mean you are loud. It’s quite the opposite.”可知,本段叙述与自信有关。故选A。
29. A 根据“To be a true friend, it’s also important not to be selfish. In fact, true friends don’t mean what we get. Give more, and you will receive the unexpected—or even more.”可知,真正的朋友并不意味着我们能得到什么,付出更多,你会得到意想不到或更多的东西。故选A。
30. D 本文就如何与他人相处给出一些方法。故选D。
27. D 根据“As a result, you can’t offer valuable suggestions. Gradually, other people would feel that it is a waste of time when getting along with you and will naturally shy away.”可知,你无法提供有价值的建议,其他人渐渐会觉得和你相处是浪费时间,自然会回避。故选D。
28. A 根据“Being confident doesn’t mean you are loud. It’s quite the opposite.”可知,本段叙述与自信有关。故选A。
29. A 根据“To be a true friend, it’s also important not to be selfish. In fact, true friends don’t mean what we get. Give more, and you will receive the unexpected—or even more.”可知,真正的朋友并不意味着我们能得到什么,付出更多,你会得到意想不到或更多的东西。故选A。
30. D 本文就如何与他人相处给出一些方法。故选D。
Mabel LeRuzic, aged 90, lives alone—but not really. “He’s my baby,” she holds up a puppy and says. “Huh, Lucky? Say hello!” Lucky barks happily. But Lucky is not a real dog. He is, instead, a robot
that looks like a dog. He has eyes that open and close. He turns to face you when you talk. You can even feel his heartbeat. LeRuzic knows that Lucky is a robot, but ever since she got him, he has made her feel less lonely. LeRuzic enjoys watching TV with him. Every morning, she brushes his fur with a little hairbrush.
LeRuzic is not the only one who lives with a robot. In rapidly aging countries like Japan and Italy, robots have been introduced to elderly people who live alone. These robots come in many forms. Some greet you cheerfully and tell you jokes. Some can play music and have a dance party with you.
These robots have many good points. Studies have found that they can reduce one’s loneliness and blood pressure. Unlike human caregivers, these robots never forget a pill. They never get impatient when you ask a lot of questions.
But the rise of robot caregivers has also come with some questions. Many young people today are already spending too little time with their grandparents. The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse. For the elderly, seeing and chatting with a grandchild is always the happiest thing, after all.
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A. B. C. D.
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A. How do robots help elderly people? B. Where are robots introduced?
C. Why do robots become so smart? D. How many robots are mentioned?
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A. act as grandchildren B. take the place of humans
C. bring family closer D. lead to less care and love
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A. The end of robots caregivers. B. The way of better family care.
C. The history of making robots. D. The success of human caregivers.
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A. Do old people have a healthy life?
B. Can robot dogs do housework for the old?
C. Will you buy robot dogs for the old?
D. Should young people live with the old?
that looks like a dog. He has eyes that open and close. He turns to face you when you talk. You can even feel his heartbeat. LeRuzic knows that Lucky is a robot, but ever since she got him, he has made her feel less lonely. LeRuzic enjoys watching TV with him. Every morning, she brushes his fur with a little hairbrush.
LeRuzic is not the only one who lives with a robot. In rapidly aging countries like Japan and Italy, robots have been introduced to elderly people who live alone. These robots come in many forms. Some greet you cheerfully and tell you jokes. Some can play music and have a dance party with you.
These robots have many good points. Studies have found that they can reduce one’s loneliness and blood pressure. Unlike human caregivers, these robots never forget a pill. They never get impatient when you ask a lot of questions.
But the rise of robot caregivers has also come with some questions. Many young people today are already spending too little time with their grandparents. The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse. For the elderly, seeing and chatting with a grandchild is always the happiest thing, after all.
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D
)31. 中考新趋势图片理解 In which picture can we see Lucky? A. B. C. D.
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A
)32. What BIG question does Paragraph 2 answer?A. How do robots help elderly people? B. Where are robots introduced?
C. Why do robots become so smart? D. How many robots are mentioned?
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D
)33. In the last paragraph, the author probably thinks these robot caregivers can .A. act as grandchildren B. take the place of humans
C. bring family closer D. lead to less care and love
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B
)34. What would the author write about after the last paragraph?A. The end of robots caregivers. B. The way of better family care.
C. The history of making robots. D. The success of human caregivers.
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C
)35. Which of the following is the best title for the passage?A. Do old people have a healthy life?
B. Can robot dogs do housework for the old?
C. Will you buy robot dogs for the old?
D. Should young people live with the old?
答案
31. D 根据“‘He’s my baby,’ she holds up a puppy and says. ‘Huh, Lucky? Say hello!’ Lucky barks happily. But Lucky is not a real dog. He is, instead, a robot that looks like a dog.”可知,Lucky是一只机器狗。故选D。
32. A 根据“These robots come in many forms. Some greet you cheerfully and tell you jokes. Some can play music and have a dance party with you.”可知,第二段讲述了机器人通过各种形式来陪伴老人,回答了机器人如何帮助老年人的问题。故选A。
33. D 根据“Many young people today are already spending too little time with their grandparents. The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse.”可知,如今年轻人陪伴老年人的时间本来就越来越少,如果有了机器人护理员的陪伴,那么年轻人陪伴得少的情况会越来越严重。故选D。
34. B 根据“The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse. For the elderly, seeing and chatting with a grandchild is always the happiest thing, after all.”可知,文章最后一段提到了如今年轻人陪伴老年人的时间本来就越来越少,如果有了机器人护理员的陪伴,那么年轻人陪伴得少的情况会越来越严重,因此接下来作者会建议年轻人应多花时间更好地关爱老人。故选B。
35. C 本文主要讲述了机器人可以解决老年人陪护的问题,但是这样老年人和年轻人相处的时间更少了,所以就要思考,是否要给老人买陪护机器人。故选C。
32. A 根据“These robots come in many forms. Some greet you cheerfully and tell you jokes. Some can play music and have a dance party with you.”可知,第二段讲述了机器人通过各种形式来陪伴老人,回答了机器人如何帮助老年人的问题。故选A。
33. D 根据“Many young people today are already spending too little time with their grandparents. The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse.”可知,如今年轻人陪伴老年人的时间本来就越来越少,如果有了机器人护理员的陪伴,那么年轻人陪伴得少的情况会越来越严重。故选D。
34. B 根据“The use of robot caregivers may make the situation even worse. For the elderly, seeing and chatting with a grandchild is always the happiest thing, after all.”可知,文章最后一段提到了如今年轻人陪伴老年人的时间本来就越来越少,如果有了机器人护理员的陪伴,那么年轻人陪伴得少的情况会越来越严重,因此接下来作者会建议年轻人应多花时间更好地关爱老人。故选B。
35. C 本文主要讲述了机器人可以解决老年人陪护的问题,但是这样老年人和年轻人相处的时间更少了,所以就要思考,是否要给老人买陪护机器人。故选C。
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