大学英语3--期末考试题--阅读题题库急加DA-AN!(8)

22. What can you learn from the story of Deborah Meaden? A) She will disclose who her friends are and what she does after work.

B) She was always worried about her personal life. C) She will never talk about her private life publicly. √

D) She will tell her stories about how to keep pigs and

sheep. 答案：C

23. Why was Deborah Meaden attracting so much interest? A) Because she always developed strict boundaries around the parts of her life. B) Because she has no children.

C) Because she is a prominent woman appearing on a popular television show. √

D) Because she is having a supportive husband and family. 答案：C

24. What can be inferred from the text?

A) People have gender-related prejudice against women’s success in career. √

B) People are curious about women’s marriage and family.

C) People assume that women should not ignore their commitment to family.

D) People have more interest in businessmen’s home

life. 答案：A

25. The author’s tone in this passage is ____________.

C) Objective

A) doubtful B) surprised D) critical

√ 答案：C

第三次

Have you ever met someone and within seconds completely forgotten their name? Remembering people's names is crucial if you want to build strong relationships in life. And we all know strong relationships are one of the most important factors for a productive and successful life. So why is it so difficult to remember someone's name? And what can we do to make sure we're not left in an awkward situation where we utter those fatal words: \–what was your name again?\

One of the key reasons we forget names is that we don't \them. As soon as we're introduced to someone new, our thoughts are racing ahead to think of \told. Not only is it embarrassing when this happens, it can also severely damage new relationships.

On the flip side, one of the quickest and easiest ways to build rapport and

demonstrate your respect for someone – is to use their name when you're speaking to them. You may have noticed that successful people who carry a lot of authority in their jobs often use people’s names when they're speaking.

There are a few things you can do to help you with this. For example: 1. Focus and listen intently. 2. Repeat the name. 3. Associate the name. 4. Rhyme (使押韵) the name. 5. Note facial features.

As you can see, there are many ways to increase your memory when it comes to remembering people's names. And in my experience it really is worth making the effort, especially if it means you escape that dreaded phrase: \name again?\someone? Who knows – it could be the start of a really important relationship in your life?

1. What is the crucial reason why we couldn’t remember people's names? A) We are too nervous and embarrassed. B) We don’t care what the person’s name is.

C) We don’t pay attention to the name we've just been told. √

D) We are afraid of damaging new relationships. 答案：C

2. What does rapport in Paragraph 3 probably mean in the context?

D) relationship

A) effort B) experience C) authority

√ 答案：D

3. What is not the proper way to remember people's names? A) To rhyme their name with another word.

B) To repeat the name of the person you have just met. C) To associate their name with something familiar. D) To note any distinguishable clothes features. √ 答案：D

4. What can be inferred from the passage?

A) To remember the person’s name shows that you have a good memory.

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