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One day，some of the girls in our neighborhood started acting a bit strangely towards me．They talking to me．After a day or so of this，I finally what was going on．I'd said something to a（n） girl the night before that she didn't like．I'd had a few that night, and like everyone I sometimes say things that severer than I mean them to．

Anyway，it seemed that the girl had told many of her friends，and now they were all at me．They found a great to think of all the other supposed“crimes”I'd committed over the past year． they'd all really liked me before, suddenly they I was a really bad guy．

This was a difficult problem．I to get along well with these people and I liked them all．I didn't want them to me because of something stupid I'd said when I was drunk．It didn't much whether they or I was wrong．All I wanted was things to be to normal again．

So I wrote the popular girl a note saying：“I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings．I didn't mean to”．And that was it．The problem was solved．．the girls who were angry with me now liked me than ever．They felt I'd done something in admitting I was wrong and apologizing．

Learn how and when to ．Often，the pride and stubbornness you hold onto by refusing to back down isn't worth the of a lasting argument．An apology can for healing a difficult situation．And often, people will think better of you for it．

1.A．began B．continued C．avoided D．regretted

2.A．found out B．picked out C．gave out D．spoke out

3.A．special B．popular C．familiar D．ordinary

4.A．quarrels B．comments C．problems D．drinks

5.A．look B．sound C．feel D．appear

6.A．surprised B．angry C．excited D．amazed

7.A．right B．opportunity C．space D．need

8.A．As B．Since C．As if D．While

9.A．convinced B．admitted C．decided D．promised

10.A．happened B．used C．prepared D．agreed

11.A．forget B．forgive C．hate D．respect

12.A．matter B．change C．care D．explain

13.A．around B．up C．about D．back

14.A．simply B．generally C．regularly D．gently

15.A．At first B．In fact C．At least D．As usual

16.A．rather B．worse C．less D．better

17.A．doubtful B．interesting C．brave D．shameful

18.A．cheer B．forgive C．worry D．apologize

19.A．effort B．price C．result D．cause

20.A．permit B．fail C．work D．Last

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3.B

4.D

5.B

6.B

7.B

8.D

9.C

10.B

11.C

12.A

13.D

14.A

15.B

16.D

17.C

18.D

19.B

20.C

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试题分析：文章讲述作者在酒后无意间说话伤害了一个很受欢迎的女孩，结果受到很多女孩的攻击，作者用了一张便条和简单的话语，给女孩道歉，不仅得到原谅，还让这些女孩更喜欢他，作者觉得道歉的力量很大。

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