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3．I used to be judgmental towards others．I would（1）C force on，"What is wrong with this person？"and"What（2）D  can I find？"
I often heard the expression，"When you look for something，you will（3）A it．"I easily discovered the mistakes and the limitations．This caused me great frustration and anger．In general，I looked down to others．People felt the negative energy coming from me and this created（4）Bin my getting along with others．
What I did was the（5）Aof what one would do if one wanted to win friends and influence people．
The turning point came when I was advised to keep asking，"What can I do for this person？"At first I was（6）Bto do so．"Why should I think of others？Others don't think about what they can do for me．"
"What will you（7）C？"I was challenged．"Your present situation is extremely worrying．It makes sense to do all you can to（8）Athings．Try it for a couple of weeks．"
So I joined those who ask，"What can I do for this person？"In the beginning，I heard a voice，"Who are you trying to（9）A？This isn't you．"
However，I decided to try for at least two weeks and I intended to keep my（10）B．In just a few days，I experienced a major（11）C in the way I felt towards others．It was unbelievable how（12）B  this was in changing the way others viewed and treated me．Much of the stress that I felt before（13）D．I had more energy than I ever did before，as well as increased（14）A．And I highly recommend this（15）D   to others．

1．A．impossiblyB．pleasantlyC．automaticallyD．helplessly
2．A．advantagesB．ideasC．answersD．mistakes
3．A．findB．doC．loveD．know
4．A．chancesB．difficultiesC．hopesD．excitements
5．A．oppositeB．resultC．typeD．best
6．A．afraidB．unwillingC．unlikelyD．sorry
7．A．sayB．useC．loseD．miss
8．A．improveB．acceptC．discussD．arrange
9．A．foolB．persuadeC．pleaseD．surprise
10．A．habitB．wordC．secretD．time
11．A．testB．challengeC．changeD．effect
12．A．seriousB．powerfulC．fortunateD．complex
13．A．remainedB．increasedC．emergedD．disappeared．
14．A．joyB．fearC．wonderD．concern
15．A．essayB．memoryC．programD．practice

分析 作者改变了与人交往的方式，这样做后，身边的人不仅改变了对他的看法，也改变了对待他的方式，与以前相比，精力更加充沛，而且也感觉很快乐．

解答 1-5 CDABA       6-10 BCAAB        11-15 CBDAD
1．C考查副词词义辨析impossibly不可能地；pleasantly高兴地；automatically自动地；helplessly无助地．句意：我会自动地强迫自己思考．故应选C．
2．D考查名词词义辨析由第二段第二句"I easily discovered the mistakes and the limitations"可知，此处应选D．mistakes的意思是"错误"．
3．A根据上下文由第二段第二句"I easily discovered the mistakes and the limitations"可知，此处应选A．find的意思是"找到"．
4．B考查名词词义辨析chances机会；difficulties困难；hopes希望；excitements兴奋．句意：人们感觉我会带来一些负面影响，这就造成当我与他人相处时，会遇到一些困难．
5．A考查形容词词义辨析．opposite相反；result结果；type类型；best最好．句意：我所做的恰恰与一个想赢得朋友并且影响人们的人所做的相反．故应选A．
6．B考查短语，be unwilling to do sth为固定短语，意思是"不愿意做某事"．
7．C根据上下文由第三段最后一句可知，这里应选C．句意：你将会失去什么？
8．A考查动词词义辨析improve改善；accept接受；discuss讨论；arrange安排．句意：你目前的情况很令人担忧．尽你所能做一些能够改善目前情况的事情是很有意义的．试几个星期吧．故应选A．
9．A根据上下文由后一句"This isn't you"可知，这里应选A，fool的意思是"欺骗"．句意：你想骗谁呀？你不会这样做的．
10．B考查短语，keep one's word是固定短语，意思是"遵守诺言"．
11．C细节理解题由最后一段第三句可知，这里应选C，change的意思是"改变"．
12．B考查形容词词义辨析serious严重的；powerful有影响力的；fortunate幸运的；complex复杂的．句意：通过这样做，人们不仅改变了对我的看法，也改变了对待我的方式，这简直令人难以置信．故应选B．
13．D考查动词词义辨析remained仍然是；increased增加；emerged出现；disappeared消失．句意：在这种状况消失之前，我感觉有很大的压力．
14．A考查动词词义辨析joy高兴；fear害怕；wonder惊讶；concern担心．句意：与以前相比，我精力更加充沛，而且我也感觉很快乐．故选A．
15．D考查名词词义辨析essay文章；memory回忆；program程序；practice通常的作法．句意：我竭力把我的这种作法推荐给其他人．

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