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Unit13People
Lesson1EQ:
IQ
SuccesscomeswithahighEQ
Most
students
doanIQtest
early
intheir
schoolcareer.
Evenif
they
neverseetheirresults,theyfeelthattheirIQis______determines
______welltheyaregoingtodoinlife.Whentheyseeotherstudents
______（do）
_____（well）
than
them,
they
usually
believe
that
those
studentshave______higherIQandthatthereisnothingtheycando
______（change）facts.
However,newresearch
intoEQsuggests
that
success
______（be）not______（simple）theresultofahighIQ.
WhileyourIQtellsyou_____intelligentyouare,yourEQtellsyou
______well
you
use
your
______（intelligent）.
Professor
Salovey,
______invented
the
term
EQ,
______
（give）
the
______（follow）______（describe）:
Atwork,itisIQ_____getsyou______
（hire）
butit
isEQ______getsyou______（promote）.
______（support）
byhis
academic
research,
Professor
Salovey
______（suggest）
that
when
______（predict）
someone’s
future
success,
their
character,
as
_____（measure）byEQtests,might_____（actual）matter_____（much）than
theirIQ.
Professor
Saloveymaybecorrect.
Forexample,
haveyoueverwondered
______someofthesmarteststudentsinyourclass,______youthink
______（deserve）
goodgrades,
sometimesendup_______（fail）
examsPerhaps
their
_____（fail）
is
because_____their
low
EQ.
Peopleare
often
______（mistake）in_______（think）thatthosewithhighIQsalwayshave
highEQs_______well.Thisassociationcanexist,butitisjustas
possible
for
someonewithalowIQ______（have）ahigh
EQorsomeonewith
ahighIQ_______（have）alowEQ.
It
is
______（general）
believed
______people
withhigh
EQsare
open______newideasandhavepositive
attitudes
______life.
Theyarealso
less______（like）to_______（trouble）byproblems.On______otherhand,
thereislittledoubt______peoplewithlowEQsoftenhaveproblems
______（get）
on
with
other
people
and
______（deal）
withdifficult
situations;
thus
they
havea______（hard）
time
______（survive）
inlife.
People______（general）
believethat
aperson’sIQ______（determine）
bybirth.However,mostsocialscientistsagreethatEQhasalottodo
______education.
Someare
trying
tostudythe______（possible）
of
______（improve）
aperson’sEQ,______（especial）
in
terms______“people
skills
〞,suchas
______（understand）and______（communicate）.
ProfessorMayer,______（recognize）bymanyasa______（lead）expert
in
the
study
ofchangesto
people’sEQs,______（recent）______（announce）
theresultofastudy______seniorhighschoolstudents.Whennormal
students
wereintroduced
______students______disabilities,
theyfound
that,afterwards,thenormalstudentsweremore______（will）tohelp
people
______difficulties.
Theyalso
showedabetter
______（understand）
of
the
disabled
students’feelings
_______（compare）
to
students
_______hadnotbeen_______（involve）inthestudy.Therewasalsoan
obviouschangeinthedisabledstudents
’attitudes.Theybecamemore
positiveaboutlifeandmore_______（will）totrynewthings.
TheresultsofstudiessuchastheseshowthatEQsisasimportant,
ifnotmoreimportantthanIQ.______（get）aheadintheworldandlead
a
happy
successful
life
means______（get）on
with
other
people
and
______（be）abletounderstand
andreact
______situations
in
the
best
way
possible.
Thisrequiresahigh
EQ-the______（high）
the
______（good）.
And
thefactthatitmightbepossibletoraiseEQsmeansthatschoolsneed
tomakesurethattheirstudentsarereceivingtheeducationtheyreallyneed,andknowthattheirfuturesarenot______（entire）_______（determine）bytheirIQs.
Lesson4Firstimpressions
ThedaythatImetmybestfriend______thefirsttime,Iwasfull
of______
（anxious）.
I
wastrying
to
dosome______（revise）
for
an
important
oral
examin
thelocal
library
andpeople
kept
______（disturb）
me.Iwasgettingmoreandmore______（annoy）andofcourse,themore
upsetIgot,the
lessI
wasable______（concentrate）.Thelaststrawwas
whenIheardsomeone_______（sing）
behindme.Thesinging
was______loud
that
I
couldevenrecognize
the
song!
I
turned
aroundandglared_____
the
person
______wassinging.
It
wasatall
girl
about
thesameageasmeand
shehadabigsmile______herface.Shewasstanding_____abook______her
handsnearthe“English
Literature〞section.
Shelooked______aliterary
type
and
seemedvery
______（interest）
in
______she
wasreading.
I
glanced______thebook’scover.ItwasabookofTennyson
’spoems.
Thefact______shelookedlikea_____（sense）,______（friend）girl
didn’tmatter.
Ifanything,
it
mademeeven______（angry）.
Infact,
I’m
surprisedtherewasn’tsteam______（come）outofmyears!
Ipickedupmybooks,glared______herandwhispered______（angry）,
“Thanks
______your
noise,
I’ve
beenunable
to
study.
You’re
so
selfish!
〞
Istillhate_____（think）ofthatmoment.Letmetellyoutherest
ofthestorythough.
BecauseIleftthelibrary_____suchahurry,Ileftmymostimportant
textbook______.Itwasonly______Igothometwohourslater______I
realizedI’dforgottenitandthere______nothingIcouldd
o______the
library
wasclosed.
I
was______upsetthat
Ialmostcried.
Justthen,
the
phone______（ring）.Ianswereditandagentlevoiceintroducedthe
speakerasJennyandaskedifIwasJane.After______（confirm）thatI
was,Jennysaidthatshehadnoti
cedI’dleftmybookinthelibrary
and______mynamewasinit,
she’daskeda______（library）
togetmyphone
numberfromtheir
files.
Shesaid
that
shedidn’t
livefar
awayandcould
bringitaroundformeifIneededit.
Isighedwith_____（relieve）
andagreedtomeetherat
the
convenience
store
downthe
road.
I
wasso
grateful!
Ofcourse
you’ve
guessed
______Jennywas.ShewasthegirlIhadshouted_____forsinging.When
Irecognizedherintheconveniencestore,Iwasfilledwithshameand
apologized
several
times_____my
rude
______（behave）.
I
felt
so
______（guilt）,
but
Jennyjust
laughed
andtoldmeshewasglad
to
seethat
I’dalsoleftmyglareinthelibrary!
Icouldn
’thelp______（laugh）
atthisandIinvitedherback______myapartmentforaquickcupoftea.
Wegotalongreally
well
andeversince
thenwe______（be）bestfriends.
We’reverymuchalikeandwetelleachothereverything.______（be）
honest,
Itrust
her
morethananyoneelse.
Ioften
think
how______（luck）
Iam.IfJennyhadn’t
beenakind
personwhowaswilling
______（forgive）
myshortcomings,
I
______（will）
never
have
experienced
such
true
friendship.
Unit14Career
Lesson3
TheRoadtoSuccess
Asachild,
WangJunyanneverdreamedof
______（become）afamousperson
onTV.“I
never
thoughtaboutgoingonTVbecausemyfamilydidn’t
even
haveone____Iwasin
junior
highschool!
〞sheexplained.
NowWangJunyan
isthe______（present）
forUniverseTV’snewsprogrammes.Iaskedher
______shehadachievedsuccessandshetoldmethat______（be）curious,
______（work）hard,and______（believe）in______wastruemadeherthe
successsheistoday.
“Itwasmymother
_____taughtmetobecurious.Shehadagreatlove
ofeverythingintheuniverseandshetaughtmetobe_______（interest）
in
mankindandnature,
everything
fromplants______insects,
〞Junyantold
me.“Wewouldlookinoldneststofindbirds
’feathersandwewould
eventurn
overstones
tolook
at
the
little
______（create）
there.
I
loved
doingthat,
〞rememberedJunyan.Shesaid,
“Mymotherwasastrong
character.
Althoughtherewerelots
ofdifficulties
______（overcome）,she
neverletherproblemsdefeather.Sheworked_______（extreme）hardto
supportmethroughschoolandduringmytimeatFudanUniversityin
Shanghai.
〞Herattit
ude______lifewillneverstop______（influence）
my______（think）and_______（act）.
After______（graduate）fromuniversity,WandJunyanbecameareporter
for
alocal
newspaper.Shesaid
shechosetobea_______（journal）
because
it
isimportant
_____people
grasp______is
goingonaroundthem.I
asked
heriftherewasanyspecialmoment______madeherrealizethisandshe
replied______itwasaftershewasaskedtoinspectanillegalbusiness.
Herreporthelpedthepeople______hadbeenaffectedanditalsohelped
thegovernmentinspectthecompanyandcatchthe______（guilt）people.
“ThatiswhenIrealizedthe
______（import）
ofbeingajournalist,
〞
saidJunyan.
“_____（write）
thatreportwasn
’teasy,butIrealized
_____people
neededtoknowandsoIdidn
’tgiveup,
〞
Junyantoldme.Thispaidoff
becauseshewonanawardforthereport.“IdiscoveredthenthatasIam______（commit）andnevergiveupIwillbeabletoproducehigh
aslong
qualityreports.〞
That’sexactly
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