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[多项选择]What do you think when you see the figures in Paragraph B
[单项选择]When do you think the story took place
A. During American Revolution
B. During the Independence War
C. During the war against the invaders
D. During the Civil War
[单项选择]When you think of the Internet, you probably think of ".com." Just what do those three letters at the end of a World Wide Web address mean Every computer that hosts data on the Internet has a 1.______ numerical address. For example, the numerical address for the White House is 198.137.240.100. But since 2._____ people want to remember long strings of numbers, the 3.______ was developed. It is a critical part of the Internet’s technical infrastructure, correlates a numerical address to a word. To 4._____ the White House website, you could type its numerical address into the address box of your web browser. But most people prefer to use "www.whitehouse.gov." In this case，the domain name is 5.______ .1._____A．uniqueB．isolatedC．similarD．Same
[单项选择]When do you think ______ visit her uncle
A. she was going to
B. will she go to
C. she will go
D. she will go to
[单项选择]When you think of psychotherapy, the first image that comes to mind might be one of a distressed patient lying on a couch, talking, while a desk-bound therapist takes notes. But while traditional talk therapy can help people struggling with depression, anxiety and the stresses of daily life, the latest research on the brain and the mind-body connection has sparked a proliferation of approaches that may reach deeper levels of emotional healing than talking alone. Talking takes place in the cognitive, or " thinking, " part of the brain, and our thoughts are often the problem. To help combat negative or obsessive thinking, many new therapeutic approaches focus on letting go of thoughts and becoming anchored into bodily sensations. Though alternative treatments will probably never replace traditional talk therapy, new psychotherapeutic approaches can be used in conjunction with talk therapy to help people achieve optimal mental health. Alternative treatments range from techniques that are championed by mainstream mental health professionals to practices that are less frequently employed. Here is a glimpse into four of the more widely accepted nontraditional approaches, each with an element of mind-body awareness. Rooted in Buddhist meditation techniques, mindfulness practice is usually taught in a group, in which people learn to focus on their breath and body sensations in moment-to-moment awareness. Guided imagery is a mind-body technique that teaches people to use their imaginations to achieve a relaxed, focused state. Under the guidance of a therapist or CD, listeners use their senses to evoke positive, safe, relaxing images. Somatic experiencing is a body-focused intervention used to discharge tension that is stored in the body following a traumatic event. The therapist directs the patient to revisit the event in small doses while focusing on body sensations, guiding the patient to shift focus back and forth between the traumatic memory and an image of comfort and safety. As fears dissipate throughout the patient"s body, gentle touch or movement is used to help ground the person in the present moment. In a typical session of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, a patient revisits traumatic memories while following a pendulating object(such as a therapist"s waving finger)with the eyes. Originally developed to help veterans who suffered from PTSD, clinicians now use the therapy to treat such problems as anxiety and addiction. Frequently, the eye movements are replaced with audio tones alternating in each ear through headphones. The treatment also incorporates other mind-body approaches, such as focusing on body sensations and evoking images of positive resources that can help the patient work through disturbing events.What is the author"s purpose of writing this passage
A. To examine the weakness and strengths of traditional talk psychotherapy.
B. To introduce some psychotherapy approaches which have been based on mind-body connection research.
C. To explain the importance of research on the brain and the mind-body connection as well as the application of the research.
D. To guide people how to choose a suitable approach of psychotherapy.
[单项选择]When you get to the motorway, what you should do is just to follow the to New York.
A. marks
B. signs
C. signals
D. indications
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Do you feel terrified when you go for a job interview I think we all feel the same way to a greater or lesser extent.
It’s natural for us, during the course of the interview, to think of the reasons why we shouldn’t get the job rather than why we should, for example, the qualifications aren’t quite right, the job sounds far too demanding, can I take the responsibility Have I been out of the workforce for too long Instead of concentrating on your weaknesses, concentrate on your strengths. Instead of worrying about the fact that you’re "too old", think about all the wisdom and experience you can bring to a job which a younger person perhaps can’t.
It’s a good idea to spend some time trying to sort out what the employer wants. Don’t go into an interview "blind"—do some homework. Even if the job functions seem obvious, make a list of them starting with the most important ones. Then under each function put down two or three things you have done that are relevant. If you’re changing jobs, emphasize your skills and not your official title of employment. Many skills are transferred and what you must emphasize is how your skills can be transferable from one field to another. Such skills could include speaking, writing and editing, organizing, managing, and supervising. Talking to people, in the same or related fields, and looking through professional journals are other hints for successful preparation for the job you deserve!
Suggestions for Interviewees
Problems of many interviewees: They feel (46)
Suggestions for a job interviewee:
1. to think of our (47)
2. to think that we have more (48) than a younger person
3. to pay more attention to (49) if we are changing jobs
4. Besides talking to people in the same occupation, (50) ia another preparation to get a job.
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