Sometimes it’s not easy to be positive in life; life can present us with many surprises, disappointments, and even tragedies. It’s important to learn how to be more positive in spite of difficulties 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Sometimes it’s not easy to be positive in life; life can present us with many surprises, disappointments, and even tragedies. It’s important to learn how to be more positive in spite of difficulties, because a positive attitude helps us achieve more in life. Here are a number of ways that you can practice being more positive in life.

1. Think more positive thoughts in life

Focus on exchanging your negative thoughts for positive ones. Make it a habit every day to get out of bed thinking more positive thoughts and prepare positive plans for a good day—at home, in school, or at work.

2. Feel more positive emotions in life

Choose to have positive feelings whenever a challenge or an opportunity arouses your emotions. You can be more positive at home, in school, or at work by developing good thoughts that cause more positive feelings to surface, instead of negative ones.

3. __________________________

Use your positive thoughts and feelings to motivate constructive actions and to handle difficult tasks with a positive attitude. Whether at home, in school or at work, take the lead to get worthwhile projects underway and through to completion, all with energy produced by your more positive outlook on life.

4. Help others be more positive in life

We don’t exist in isolation (孤立). Help others share your new, more constructive mood. Point out the advantages of being more positive in thought, word and deed which include greater success and personal satisfaction at home, in school and at work. The evidence in life supports the superior outcomes of a positive attitude. It’s not easy for many of us, so try to help others see the light as often as you can.

Above all things, one way to be able to be more positive and constructive in life is through continuing education. Keep learning throughout your life to help yourself and others continually improve.

64. The passage mainly talks about ___________.

A. being more positive in life

B. life full of tragedies and difficulties

C. adopting an appropriate attitude in life

D. the importance of giving a hand to others

65. Which of the following can be filled in the blank?

A. Take a positive attitude in life

B. Develop positive thoughts in life

C. Be careful of your behavior in life

D. Take more positive actions in life

66. How can you help others to be positive according to the passage?

A. To give them much practical advice.

B. To show them the cases of your success.

C. To tell them your future project in detail.

D. To encourage them to be independent thinkers.

67. In the eyes of the author, the most important for being positive is to ___________.

A. take further study regularly

B. feel more positive emotions

C. think more positive thoughts in life

D. help others be more positive in life

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Dear Expert:

I was asked to retrieve my 14-year-old daughter from a five-day camping trip.She was suffering from such severe separation anxiety,her teacher thought she should go home.She hadn’t eaten anything and had refused to participate in any activities.The thing is my daughter is extremely bright and has many friends;she organized a few friends into a band,and it belongs to several school clubs.She’s just always had an extreme fear of being away from home.I don’t want her to miss out on other trips.

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