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These simple ways can increase your popularity(受歡迎度) and win you more friends, so why not try them?

● FOCUSING ON OTHERS This will reduce any shyness you may have. You’ll be more relaxed and therefore more natural and fun. And you will get more good---people will love the fact that you’re paying attention to them while you don’t have to worry about what people think of you.

● LOOKING PEOPLE IN THE EYE Making eye contact is very important because it shows you’re interested in them. If you let your eyes wander(游移) or keep looking over their shoulder, people will feel slighted, and they’ll like you less they would otherwise.

● ASKING QUESTIONS Doing this gives you two advantages. It shows other people that you are indeed paying attention and that you consider what they are telling you important. Being sure to follow up when you’ve shared a conversation with someone about something important in his/her life, be sure to ask about it later. This shows that you listen and you care.

● MAKING AN EFFORT TO SMILE A smile means acceptance, and that makes people open up to you. Make a conscious(有意識的) effort(努力) one day to smile at the people you stay or work with and watch how well they respond to you.

● BEING RELIABLE People appreciate those who help them, and they quickly begin to hate those who don’t.

68. By fixing your attention on others, you will ______.

A. be more worried and tired　　 B. feel more confident

C. be paid less attention to D. feel less liked

69. When having a conversation with people, you’d better NOT ______.

A. be open up to them　　 B. fix your eyes on them

C. ask questions about them D. avoid looking at them

70. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Showing continuous care for others is appreciated.

B. Smiling at others can often be misunderstood.

C. Looking people in the eye will make them uncomfortable.

D. You don’t have to continue helping others if you don’t want to.

71. Which is the best title for this passage?

A. Ways to Make You More Natural B. Trying to Be a Polite Person

C. Making as Many Friends as Possible D. Ways to Make You More Popular

【小題1】B

【小題2】D

【小題3】A

【小題4】D

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