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Do you want to be the most popular person in the class? You don’t need to change your character; you just need to improve your personality. The most popular people are trusted and loved because they stay normal but still have something that makes them different from the rest of us. Here are some pieces of advice on how to become the most popular person in the class.

·If you want others to like and respect （尊重）you, you have to start by liking yourself. Do not change yourself in order to please others.

·Be helpful to everyone and do it happily. Being nice to people is almost like helping them, too, because by being nice you make others happy.

·Be active and have a position attitude（积极的态度）towards life. Develop confidence in yourself.

·Stay clean and wear fresh clothes. Do not try to follow fashion to please others.

Respect cannot be bought with big words or money. You have to get it by being honest. It also helps your personal growth. You must be a person that can be trusted to get respect.

To be a 1. person
Something you don’t need to do	·Don’t try to follow 2. or change yourself to make others pleased ·You can’t 3. respect with big words or money.
Something you 4. to do	·Win others’ respect 5. liking yourself. ·Be honest, helpful and 6. to everyone ·Have an 7. and positive attitude towards life and develop confidence in yourself. · 8. fresh clothes and keep clean.
conclusion	9. your personality instead of 10. your character, and you will be popular.

1.popular

2.fashion

3.get/buy

4.need

5.by

6.nice

7.active

8.Wear

9.Improve

10.changing

【解析】

试题分析：短文大意：这篇短文主要讲述了如何获得别人尊敬的方法，并就此提出了几点具体的建议。

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