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      Making friends is a skill. Like most skills, it  1  with practice. If you want to meet people and make
friends, you must be willing to  2  some actions. You must first go where there are people. You won't make
friends staying home  3  .
     Join a club or group, talk with those who like the same things  4  you do is much easier. Or join someone  5  some activity.
     Many people are nervous when talking to new people.  26  all, meeting strangers means  7  the unknown. And it's human nature to  8  a bit uncomfortable(不舒服)about the unknown.
   29 our fears about dealing with new people comes from doubts(懷疑)about   10  . We imagine other
people are judging us, finding us too tall  11  too short, too this or too that, but don't forget that they must
be feeling the same way. Try to accept yourself   12  you are, and try to put the other person at ease(不拘束).  You'll both feel more comfortable.
     Try to  13  self-confident(自信)even if you don't feel that way when you  14  a room full of strangers,
such as a new classroom, walk tall and straight, look directly  15  other people and smile.  
     If you see someone, you'd like to  16  , say something. Don't wait for  17  person to start a conversation(談話).
     Just meeting someone new does not mean that you will  18  friends with that person. Friendship is based on mutual(相互的)liking and "give and take". It  19  time and effort to develop. And there are things that
keep a new friendship from  20  .
(     )1. A. produces    
(     )2. A. take     
(     )3. A. lonely   
(     )4. A. as        
(     )5. A. with     
(     )6. A. For       
(     )7. A. touching
(     )8. A. see       
(     )9. A. Many     
(     )10. A. yourself
(     )11. A. and     
(     )12. A. like     
(     )13. A. make     
(     )14. A. come to
(     )15. A. for     
(     )16. A. speak to
(     )17. A. other   
(     )18. A. make     
(     )19. A. costs   
(     )20. A. growing 		B. improves
B. make     
B. yourself
B. that     
B. in       
B. Above     
B. facing   
B. touch      
B. Some     
B. oneself   
B. but       
B. as       
B. act as   
B. go to     
B. to       
B. talk to  
B. the other
B. do       
B. takes     
B. living   		 C. grows       
C. do         
C. alone       
C. which       
C. on         
C. In         
C. meeting     
C. feel       
C. Some of     
C. yourselves
C. or         
C. what       
C. like       
C. enter       
C. at         
C. say to     
C. another     
C. turn       
C. spends     
C. increasing 		D. raises          
D. carry          
D. with yourself  
D. more            
D. to              
D. After          
D. seeing          
D. do              
D. Most of        
D. ourselves      
D. as              
D. that            
D. express        
D. step to        
D. about          
D. call up        
D. others          
D. put            
D. uses            
D. happening      
1-5:  BACAB 6-10:  DBCDD  11-15: CBBCC 16-20:  ABABA
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other countries, there are some notable exceptions. In Brazil and Germany the gesture is obscene
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A. many gestures are universally recognized
B. the same gesture can have different meanings
C. a smile always suggests friendliness
D. we can still communicate without knowing the languages
2. Which of the following gestures should be used to point at an object in Indonesia?
3. What does the word "inappropriate"in Paragraph 4 probably mean?
A. Unsuitable.     
B. Impolite.
C. Uncomfortable.  
D. Ordinary.
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A. smile at them
B. make a "V"sign
C. point at objects around you
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