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任务三 信息还原
阅读下面短文,从所给选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,使短文通顺,结构完整,其中有一项是多余选项。
Having disagreements with parents or siblings(兄弟姐妹) is common, but fighting with best friends is tough. It's hard to decide what to do next. (1)
After a fight, try to ask your friend to meet in person at a public place like a café or a restaurant. Listen to them calmly and step into their shoes. (2) You might say something like "You know, I can see why you're angry." or "I can see that I really hurt your feelings."
(3) Tell them you're sorry and ask for their forgiveness. Try to be as detailed as possible about what you are sorry for. Remember to speak in a soft and sincere tone of voice, and make eye contact the whole time. Ask what you can do to fix things and be open-minded about what they may suggest. Be willing to put in some effort and work to strengthen your friendship.
(4) If you want to maintain(维持) the friendship, it's also necessary to make a promise that you will make changes within yourself to prevent similar problems from happening in the future. Also, let them know how important they are to you.
Finally, don't forget to spend quality time with your friends and use your conflict(争执) as a learning moment. Many people avoid conflict with those they care about because it is painful. (5) Fights between friends help you recognize areas where you need to grow.
A. Make an apology and bravely admit it if you were wrong.
B. Luckily, we have useful tips for you to solve the problem.
C. Then tell your friend that you truly understand their anger.
D. It is very important to make sure your actions match your words.
E. However, these conflicts can teach you a lesson and bring you closer.
F. Asking what you can do to make things better is only half the solution.
阅读下面短文,从所给选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,使短文通顺,结构完整,其中有一项是多余选项。
Having disagreements with parents or siblings(兄弟姐妹) is common, but fighting with best friends is tough. It's hard to decide what to do next. (1)
After a fight, try to ask your friend to meet in person at a public place like a café or a restaurant. Listen to them calmly and step into their shoes. (2) You might say something like "You know, I can see why you're angry." or "I can see that I really hurt your feelings."
(3) Tell them you're sorry and ask for their forgiveness. Try to be as detailed as possible about what you are sorry for. Remember to speak in a soft and sincere tone of voice, and make eye contact the whole time. Ask what you can do to fix things and be open-minded about what they may suggest. Be willing to put in some effort and work to strengthen your friendship.
(4) If you want to maintain(维持) the friendship, it's also necessary to make a promise that you will make changes within yourself to prevent similar problems from happening in the future. Also, let them know how important they are to you.
Finally, don't forget to spend quality time with your friends and use your conflict(争执) as a learning moment. Many people avoid conflict with those they care about because it is painful. (5) Fights between friends help you recognize areas where you need to grow.
A. Make an apology and bravely admit it if you were wrong.
B. Luckily, we have useful tips for you to solve the problem.
C. Then tell your friend that you truly understand their anger.
D. It is very important to make sure your actions match your words.
E. However, these conflicts can teach you a lesson and bring you closer.
F. Asking what you can do to make things better is only half the solution.
答案
1-5 BCAFE
解析
1. 空前指出和好友吵架后不知道下一步该怎么做，空后开始介绍具体的解决方法，B选项“幸运的是，我们有有用的建议帮你解决这个问题”起到承上启下的作用，符合语境。
2. 空前提到要冷静倾听、换位思考，空后给出表达自己理解对方情绪的具体话术，C选项“然后告诉你的朋友你真的理解他的愤怒”衔接前后内容，逻辑通顺。
3. 空后整段内容都围绕道歉、请求对方原谅展开，A选项“道歉，如果你做错了就勇敢承认”是该段的主题句，契合段落内容。
4. 前文提到询问对方自己可以做什么来修复关系，空后补充说明还要做出改变的承诺来避免类似问题再次发生，F选项“询问你能做什么来改善状况只是解决方案的一半”自然过渡到后续的另一半要求，符合逻辑。
5. 空前说很多人因为冲突很痛苦而回避和在意的人发生争执，空后指出朋友间的争执能帮你发现自己需要成长的地方，E选项“然而，这些冲突能给你教训，还能让你们的关系更亲密”表转折，衔接前后内容。
2. 空前提到要冷静倾听、换位思考，空后给出表达自己理解对方情绪的具体话术，C选项“然后告诉你的朋友你真的理解他的愤怒”衔接前后内容，逻辑通顺。
3. 空后整段内容都围绕道歉、请求对方原谅展开，A选项“道歉，如果你做错了就勇敢承认”是该段的主题句，契合段落内容。
4. 前文提到询问对方自己可以做什么来修复关系，空后补充说明还要做出改变的承诺来避免类似问题再次发生，F选项“询问你能做什么来改善状况只是解决方案的一半”自然过渡到后续的另一半要求，符合逻辑。
5. 空前说很多人因为冲突很痛苦而回避和在意的人发生争执，空后指出朋友间的争执能帮你发现自己需要成长的地方，E选项“然而，这些冲突能给你教训，还能让你们的关系更亲密”表转折，衔接前后内容。
