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[单项选择]Kate is an honest girl; I say it, ______ I don’t like her.
[A] as if [B] as long as [C] as though [D] even if
[填空题]When Health insurance companies say they don’t pay for the specialists outside the patient’s HMO, most patients ______.
[单项选择]What does the woman say about the girl
A. She is Lucy.
B. She can’t be Lucy because Lucy is on holiday.
C. She is from France.
[填空题] Don’t Be Shy
We often hear shy people say, "As we talked, I felt uneasy. I worried about how I looked, what I said, how I said what I said, and so forth." If you have never felt this shy, chances are that you know someone who has.
Shyness vs. Social Phobia (恐惧症)
"Very shy people often believe there’s something wrong with them and tend to evaluate themselves more negatively than others do," says Lynne Henderson, director of the Shyness Clinic in Los Altos, California. John Walker, director of the Anxiety Disorder Program at St. Boniface General Hospital in Canada, describes shyness as "an exaggerated fear of embarrassment and a tendency to hold back in social situations."
Our research reveals that the shy tend to make unrealistic social comparisons. In a room full of others, their attention is usually drawn to the most socially outstanding person, against whom they compare themselves, unfavorably,
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Don’t Be Shy
[A] We often hear shy people say, "As we talked, I felt uneasy. I worried about how I looked, what I said, how I said what I said, and so forth." If you have never felt this shy, chances are that you know someone who has. "Very shy people often believe there’s something wrong with them and tend to evaluate themselves more negatively than others do," says Lynne Henderson, director of the Shyness Clinic in Los Altos, California. John Walker, director of the Anxiety Disorder Program at St Boniface General Hospital in Canada, describes shyness as "an exaggerated fear of embarrassment and a tendency to hold back in social situations."
[B] Our research reveals that the shy tend to make unrealistic social comparisons. In a room full of others, their attention is usually drawn to the most socially outstanding person, against whom they compare themselves, unfavorably, of course. Typically, they compound the negative self-imag