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5.Emotional Intelligence (EQ or EI) is a set of abilities or petencies that enable us to understand and manage ourselves and our emotions effectively.EQ also helps us understand and effectively relate to others.Stress tolerance,leadership,munication,social responsibility,problem solving and creativity all require high EQ.
Here are some of the major emotional intelligence competences that make up a fully integrated personality as well as a sample of a state of the art assessment that measures EQ.
Emotional Expression-The ability to express your feelings and instincts(本能).Emotional expression is a necessary part of your day.
EmotionalA wareness of Others-The ability to hear,sense or intuit what other people may be feeling from their words,body language(not verbal) or other direct or indirect clues.
Flexibility-The ability to bounce back,be flexible,and retain curiosity and hope in the face of adversity,change or challenge.
Optimism-B eing positive and optimistic.
EQ is recognized to be one of the most important predictors of personal,business and professional success.In a world of unprecedented change and challenge it is our ability to increase our EQ that will help us build the leadership,transparent munication and collaboration to lead better lives,do better business and contribute to a better world.
IQ may get you the client,but your EQ skills will help you keep the client and build a growing practice.Why?B ecause,while human beings like to make their decisions m an intelligent way to purchase a product or a service,the bottom line remains that we buy services and products from those we trust and like.It is our ability to trust and like another person that makes us feel comfortable with the relationship and inspires the desire to have or to purchase something from them.
It is the human ability to put instincts,emotions and thoughts into the correct position in relation to each other that gives us the competence to increase our emotional intelligence.A nd it is the human ability to use the changes and challenges we face to develop self awareness and emotional management that helps us communicate better.
With appropriate education and training,Emotional Intelligence can be developed throughout our lives.Like most human competences,Emotional Intelligence is best increased in the learning and the doing,and that is why EQ focused coaching is so powerful

分析 本文是说明文,讲的是什么是智商,一个高智商需要哪些能力.拥有高智商的好处是什么.

解答 71 Introduction/Concept/Definition 72 emotions/feelings 73 aspects74  express/show/display 75 aware/conscious
76 circumstances/situations 77 predict/foresee/distinguish/tell 78 sell 79 competence/ability 80 developing/impossible/increasing

71 Introduction/Concept/Definition    
根据后面的表格中的两项可知讲的是智商的定义.
72 emotions/feelings 
根据第一段"Emotional Intelligence (EQ or EI) is a set of abilities or competencies that enable us to understand and manage ourselves and our emotions effectively."中的emotions 的提示.
73 aspects 
根据第一段"EQ also helps us understand and effectively relate to others.Stress tolerance,leadership,communication,social responsibility,problem solving and creativity all require high EQ."中Stress tolerance,leadership,communication,social responsibility,problem solving and creativity可知我们生活中的很多方面.
74  express/show/display 
根据"The ability to express your feelings and instincts(本能).Emotional expression is a necessary part of your day."中的express 的提示可知答案.
75 aware/conscious 
根据前面的标题"Emotional Awareness of Others"be aware of 意思为"意识到".
76 circumstances/situations
根据"and retain curiosity and hope in the face of adversity,change or challenge."可知根据不同的情况来并进行改变.
77 predict/foresee/distinguish/tell
根据"EQ is recognized to be one of the most important predictors of personal,business and professional success."中的predictors 可知考查的是词性变化.
78 sell
根据"It is our ability to trust and like another person that makes us feel comfortable with the relationship and inspires the desire to have or to purchase something from them."可知拥有高智商的人容易卖出的产品或者服务.
79 competence/ability 
根据"It is the human ability to put instincts,emotions and thoughts into the correct position in relation to each other that gives us the competence to increase our emotional intelligence."可知答案.
80 developing/impossible/increasing 
根据"With appropriate education and training,Emotional Intelligence can be developed throughout our lives."可知答案.

点评 本题主要考查学生对文章的细节理解能力,该题型主要测试学生对文章(或某一段落)中某一些特定细节或文章的重要事实的辨认能力,分直接辨认和间接辨认两种.直接辨认细节型一般只要求学生能从阅读材料中直接获取、记住信息,然后能快速地将他们回忆出来;而间接辨认型不仅要求读者能从阅读材料中直接获取信息,还要将获得的信息进行各种转换,为阅读材料中某些词汇、短语及句型等找到正确的英语释义.

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C.Formulating regulations for social-networking sites.
D.Removing ads from all social-networking sites.
35.Why does the author plan to cancel his Facebook account?C
A.He is dissatisfied with its current service.
B.He finds many of its users untrustworthy.
C.He doesn't want his personal data abused.
D.He is upset by its frequent rule changes.

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