七選五與完形填空 綜合測試篇（學(xué)生版）-2025年高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)（新教材新高考）

綜合測試04七選五與完形填空

組合練七選五十完形填空組合

1.（24-25高三上?重慶?階段練習(xí)）WhatCanWeLearnFromTheArtofWar?

TheArtofWarisoneoftheworld'smostfamousandinfluentialmilitarytexts,writtenbytheChinese

strategistSunTzu.Afamousmilitarytexthasnowturnedintogeneralprinciplesforconflict.Itisrecommendedby

allthefamousbusinessleadersandevensportscoaches.

]Wheneverthereisabattlewithinourselves,oraconflictinanorganization,TheArtofWar

providesthenecessaryguidelinesforvictory.Wanttoknowmoreaboutthelessonsitprovides?Takealook!

Chooseyourbattlescarefully.

OneofthefirstlessonsthatwelearnfromTheArtofWaristochooseourbattles.Itisbettertounderstand

whenyoushouldengageinaconflictandwhenitwillbewisetoavoidanyargumentatall.2

Planandstrategize.

PlanningisthecoreofTheArtofWar.3Infact,itisalsoimportantineverydaylifetohaveclear

smartgoalstoincreaseyourchancesofsuccess.Inwar,thewayistoavoidwhatisstrongandtostrikeatwhatis

weak.Sowhetheryouaregoingtostartabusiness,orfaceadifficulty,itisalwaysabetterideatoapproachthese

everydayproblemswithastrategy.

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Knowingyourselfisimportantbutitisalsoequallyimportanttoknowyourenemy.Underestimatingyour

enemycanbethebiggestmistakeyoumake.Understandyourstrengthsbutalsorecognizeyourweaknesses.This

canhelpyoudevelopstrategiestoprotecttheweakestpartsofyourself.Knowyourselfandknowyourenemy,and

youwillremainunharmedinnumerousconflicts.

Beadaptableandflexible.

Youcanusepsychologicalwar,yetyouneedtobeflexibleyourself.Youneedtoreactquicklytoyour

changingcircumstancesandadapttothem.Inwarandlife,thekeytosuccessliesinadaptabilityandflexibility.

5Seizeopportunities,andremainresponsivetothedynamicchangesoftheirenvironment.

A.Assessyourenemyandyourself.

B.Knowyourstrengthsandweaknesses.

C.WhyisTheArtofWarsoinfluentialandhelpful?

D.Hewillwinwhoknowswhentofightandwhennottofight.

E.Thebestwayistoavoidwhatisstrongandtoattackwhatisweak.

F.Victorybelongstothosewhocanadjusttochangingcircumstances.

G.Havingawell-definedstrategybeforeanyconflictcanguideyouthroughit.

2.（24-25高三上,廣東,階段練習(xí)）IwasinChicagoforajobtrainingwhenIknewanearbytheatrewas

releasingafilmaboutsavingdogs.However,noneofmyco-workerscould6timeforme.Igotcoldfeet

foranxietyabout7thestreetsbymyselfatnightalone.

ButinmyhotelroomIfelt8andbored.Thetheatrewasonlyaboutfiveblocksawayfromthe

hotel.HowcouldIgetlost?Hence,Idecidedto9it.Igatheredmyroomkeyandsetoff.Imanagedto

findthestreetofthetheatrebutstoppedinshock.Thestreetwasfullofbikers-lotsofverybig,10

takers.

NowIwasawomanallaloneatnight.Warningbellsbegantosoundandmyheart11inmy

throat.WasIattherighttheatre?HadI12thedateoftheevent?

IfinallydecidedthatIwouldbesaferinsidethetheatre.Ihurriedintothetheatre.AsIsatthere,heartracing,

13thefilm,Imutteredaprayerto14myanxieties.Alocalblues-rockbandwastheopening

15andtheirperformancedrewmyattention.Enthusiasmfortheband'sperformancesoon16all

myworriesfrommymindandIbegantorelax.

Aftertheband,thefilmbeganandIunderstoodthepresenceofthebikersafteraconversationwiththestaff.

Beingpartofananimalrescuegroup,theyhadescorted（護(hù)送）dogsfromNewJerseytoChicago.Atthatmoment,

Iwasstruckbythebondthathaddrawnsomanyoriginally17folkstothesamespot.Istayedtillthe

veryendandmadeittomyhotelwithoutanyincident,overjoyedthatIbrokeoutofthe18Iusedtoset

formyselfandventuredinto（冒險(xiǎn)進(jìn)入）the19.Tomyamazement,the20wasoneofthe

bestnightsofmylife.

6.A.occupyB.squeezeC.searchD.appoint

7.A.exploringB.checkingC.sweepingD.missing

8.A.gracelessB.carelessC.restlessD.tireless

9.A.braveB.desertC?forgetD.attend

10.A.well-behavedB.hard-workingC.casually-dressedD.tough-looking

11.A.beatB.sankC.stoppedD.jumped

12.A.misledB.misreadC.estimatedD.emphasized

13.A.accomplishingB.watchingC.anticipatingD.constructing

14.A.containB.comfortC.strengthenD.tighten

15.A.optionB.actC.sideD.court

16.A.tookawayB.pickedupC.broughtaboutD.toredown

17.A.naturalB.cooperativeC.distinctD.similar

18.A.definitionB.imaginationC?circulationD.boundary

19.A.riskB.struggleC.unknownD.incident

20.A.discoveryB.rewardC?spiritD.highlight

3.（24-25高三上,廣東,階段練習(xí)）HowtoStopBeingaPeoplePleaser

Asarecoveringpeoplepleaser,Ispentmuchofmylifekeepingothershappy.Breakingthishabitmeant

steppingonafewtoes.However,Tvebecomeahappierpersonasaresult.HerearesometipsIusedtostopbeinga

peoplepleaser.

Identifyyourpriorities.Takeamomenttothinkaboutwhyyouaretryingtolearnhowtostopbeingapeople

pleaser.Whoarethepeoplethatyoufeeltheneedtoplease?21Answeringthesequestionswillhelp

yousetagoalthatyoucanholdyourselfaccountableto.

Justsay"no”.Onereasonwhypeoplepleaserssay^<yes^^toeverythingisthattheyfeardisappointingothers.

22Ifyouareapeoplepleaser,youarelikelytospendlotsofenergytryingtocontrolhowpeoplefeelabout

you.Thebestthingyoucandoisletthemfeeltheirfeelings.Itwillfeelliberatingtofreeyourselffrombeing

responsibleforsomeoneelse*sreaction.

23Saying"no"isagoodwaytosetbetterboundariesinyourimportantrelationships.All

healthyrelationshipshavetheirownboundaries.Ifyouhaven?tsetboundariesinyourrelationships,theoddsare

thatatsomepointyouwillendupfeelingpressuredtodosomethingyoudon'twanttodo.

Acceptyourself.Manypeoplepleasersareinsecureaboutwhotheyare.24Checkoutour

summaryofBreneBrown9stheGiftsofImperfectiontolearnhowtoacceptyourimperfectionsandloveyourself.

Rememberthatyoucannotpleaseeveryone.Nomatterwhatyoudotherewillalwaysbesomeonewhois

unhappywithyourchoices.25

A.Sethealthyboundaries.

B.Keephealthyrelationships.

C.Whydoyoufeeltheneedtokeepthemhappy?

D.Spendsometimelearningtoloveyourselffbrwhoyouare.

E.Andwhybothertryingtopleaseeveryoneifitisn'tpossible?

F.Butsaying"no"isthebestwaytotakecareofyourownneeds.

G.Thatiswhythemoreyouseeksecurity,thelessofityouhave.

4.（2024?廣西?模擬預(yù)測）AtamusicfestivalinCaliforniainJune1967,amiddle-agedsitar（西塔琴）player

watchedJimiHendrixsethisguitaronfire.ThoughThecrowdcheered,RaviShankarwas26.Bomin

1920inBenares,aholyIndiancitynowcalledVaranasi,Mr.Shankarcamefromarichandartistic27.

Mr.Shankargained28inIndiaasbothaperformerandacomposer-hewrotescoresforSatyajit

Ray,afellowBengaliwhoisstillregardedasoneofthecountry'sbestfilm-makers.HestartedteachingAmerican

jazzmusicianssuchasJohnColtraneandDonEllis,andalso29albumswithYehudiMenuhin,an

Americanviolinist,andPhilipGlass,oneofthe20thcentury*smostinfluentialcomposers.Butheisperhapsbest

knownfbrhisinfluenceontheBeatles-Harrison,theband'sleadguitarist,wassotakenwithMr.Shankarthathe

wenttoIndiatohavesitarlessonswithhim.

Musicwasalsothe30ofhispersonallife.HisfirstwifewasAnnapurnaDevi,hisguru（導(dǎo)師）'s

daughterandagiftedsitarist.A2005biographyofMs.Devistatesthather31madehervownotto

performinpublicsothathewouldnotbe32.Inthelate1940s,Mr.Shankarbeganalong33

withKamalaShastri,adancer.HethenmetSueJones,aconcertproducerwith34hehadadaughterin

1979,NorahJones,asingerwhohaswonnineGrammyawards.Inl989,hemarriedSukanyaRajan.Their

daughter,AnoushkaShankar,isasitaristwhoperformedregularlywithherfatheroverthelastdecade.

Onpaper,Mr.Shankarwasaperfectguruforthelong-haired,incense-burninghippies.35,inlater

years,he36hewasnotentirely37atthehedonistic（快樂主義的）Californiafestivalsofthe

1960s,suchasMontereyFestivalandWoodstock.Thedrugs,mayhem（騷舌L）andshort-lived38forone

kindofmusicoranotherunsettledhim.HethoughtJimiHendrix*sflamingguitarwasthengreatestsacrilege（瀆圣

行為）possible".However,hecontinuedhispopmusiccollaborations,eventhoughsomemusiciansinIndia,

perhaps39,criticizedhimforworkingwithWesternpopstars.Aweekbeforehisdeath,hewastoldthat

hewould40alifetimeachievementawardatnextyear'sGrammyceremonyinFebruary.

26.A.shockedB.delightedC.jealousD.inspired

27.A.familyB.cityC.countryD.continent

28.A.accountB.fameC.accuracyD.fact

29.A.watchedB?listenedC.recordedD.promoted

30.A.oppositeB.opponentC.seedD.support

31.A.husbandB.fatherC.daughterD.mother

32.A.fallenbehindB.focusedonC.soldoutD.caughtup

33.A.argumentB.adjustmentC.relationshipD.partnership

34.A.herB.whomC.himD.which

35.A.ButB.FurthermoreC.ThusD.And

36.A.regrettedB.admittedC.opposedD.understood

37.A.pleasedB.comfortableC.disturbedD.accustomed

38.A.trendB.intentionC.fashionD.virtue

39.A.enviousB.blessedC.ignoredD.frustrated

40.A.returnB.rejectC.rememberD.receive

5.（2024?廣東?一模）Self-LoveAndRelationships

Self-loveandhealthyrelationshipscannotbeseparated.Self-loveistheverycoreofanyhealthy

relationship.Nowyoumightwonderhowmyloveformyselfisgoingtomakemeabletohaveahealthy

relationship.Isn9tahealthyrelationshipallaboutgiving?Honestly,No.

Boundaries

Firstandforemost,41Youwillknowwheretodrawboundariesbecauseyouvalueyourown

opinions.Youwillhaveaclearunderstandingofwhatyouneed,whatareyourvalues,andyourlimits.

ConflictResolution

Self-loveplaysaveryimportantroleinconflictresolutioninarelationship.42Theyhavemore

confidenceandself-esteemtobeabletovoicetheiropinions.

HealthyPartnerChoice

Sei仔l(wèi)ovealsocontributestochoosinganemotionallyhealthypartner.43Youdonotsettlefor

lessbecauseyouknowwhatyoudeservebecauseyouknowyourworth.

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Youcanbeonlyemotionallyavailablewhenyoudonothaveinnerconflicts.Whenyouareconstantly

fightingyourownfeelings,itleadstoconfusionanddisappointment,andalackofavailabilityemotionallyforyour

partner.

Whenyouhavethecapacitytotakecareofyourownemotions,youbecomeemotionallystable.This

stabilityallowsyoutobetterempathizewithandunderstandyourpartner'sexperiencesandemotions.45

Review

Sonowyouknowthatself-loveandhealthyrelationshipsarepracticallyinseparable.Onecannotthrive

withouttheotherbecausetheydependoneachotherforfulfillmentandgrowth.Theyareinterconnectedwithyour

happinessbecausesel&lovewillmotivateyoutohavebetterboundaries,ahealthierunderstandingofyourown

sel￡andbetteremotionalintelligence.

A.Withsei。love,youcansolveconflictsbetter.

B.Lovingyourselfhelpsyousetboundaries.

C.Self-lovemakesyouchoosetherightpartner.

D.Withoutself-love,youlackemotionalavailability.

E.Duetothis,youcanofferthemgenuinecareandsupport.

F.Whenself^loving,youunderstandyourworth.

G.EmotionalAvailability

6.（2024?廣東—模）Whyshouldmankindexplorespace?Whyshouldmoney,timeandeffortsbespent

exploringand46somethingwithsofewapparentbenefits?Whyshouldmanyresourcesbespenton

space47thanonconditionsandpeopleonEarth?

Thesearequestionsthat,understandably,areveryoftenasked.Perhapsthebestanswer48inour

geneticmakeup（基因構(gòu)成）ashumanbeings.What49ourancestorstomovefromthetreesintothe

plains,andonintoall50areasandenvironments?Thewiderthe51ofaspecies,thebetterits

chanceof52.Perhapsthebestreasonforexploringspaceisthisgenetictendencytoexpand53

possible.

Nearlyeverysuccessfulcivilizationhas54,becausebydoingso,anydangersinsurroundingareas

canbeidentifiedandpreparedfor.Withoutknowledge,wemaybe55destroyedbythedanger.With

knowledge,wecan56itseffects.

Explorationalsoallowsmineralsandotherpotential（潛在的）resources57.Evenifwehaveno

58needofthem,theywillperhapsbeusefullater.Resourcesmaybemorethanphysicalpossessions.

Knowledgeortechniqueshavebeen59throughexploration.Thetechniquesmayhavemedical

applicationswhichcan60thelengthorqualityofourlives.

46.A.huntingB.researchingC.sendingD.waiting

47.A.ratherB.moreC.lessD.other

48.A.goesB.hidesC.fallsD.lies

49.A.madeB.ledC.droveD.showed

50.A.possibleB.horribleC.changeableD.reasonable

51.A.exchangeB.existenceC.appearanceD.spread

52.A.removalB.survivalC.arrivalD.refusal

53.A.howeverB.wheneverC.whereverD.whoever

54.A.exploredB.removedC.changedD.survived

55.A.surelyB.reallyC.hardlyD.completely

56.A.deepenB.lessenC.lengthenD.strengthen

57.A.foundB.wastedC.sentD.used

58.A.quickB.fullC.muchD.immediate

59.A.chargedB.collectedC.acquiredD.connected

60.A.enlargeB.improveC.exchangeD.include

7.（24-25高三上?廣東?開學(xué)考試）ThePathofDiligence（勤奮）

Undoubtedly,diligenceisoneofthekeyfactorsinachievingsuccess.Whilestudentsareoftenencouragedto

workhardattheiracademics,theymaylacktherightmethodsandapositivemindset.61.

Setcleargoals

Tosucceedacademically,ifscrucialtosetcleargoals.62.Cleargoalsstimulatemotivation,

enablingyoutoorganizeyourtimemoreeffectively.Moreover,settingshort-termandlong-termgoalsprovidesa

clearsenseofdirectioninyouracademicjourney.

Createplansandschedules

63.Breaktasksintomanageablesteps,establishachievabledailyplans,ensureadequateresttime,

andavoidoverexertion（用力過度）.Properlyplanningyourtimetobalancestudyandrelaxationcontributesto

learningefficiency.

Fosterself-discipline

Learningtocontrolyourselfandmaintainingdisciplinearekeystocultivatingdiligence.Establishingregular

sleeppatterns,minimizingirrelevantsocialactivities,andconcentratingonacademictasksareessential

componentsofsei住discipline.Consistentlypracticingthesehabitsallowsyoutoeffectivelytackleacademic

challenges.

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Challengesareunavoidableduringthelearningprocess.Diligentstudentsseekassistancefromteachers,

peers,orprofessionaltutorswhenneeded.Additionally,acceptingfeedback（反饋）andcontinuouslyrefiningyour

studymethodsandskillsarecrucial.

Maintainapositivemindset

Maintainingapositivemindsetiscrucialwhenfacingdifficultiesandchallenges.Believeinyourabilities,

viewproblemsasopportunities,andapproachacademicchallengeswithoptimism.65.

A.Seekhelpandfeedback

B.Lookforhelpandlendahand

C.Itcouldbeagoalyoudesiretoachieveoryourfriendsuggests

D.Herearesuggestionstohelpyoubuildhabitsandsucceedacademically

E.Tomaintaindiligence,creatingreasonablestudyplansandschedulesisvital

F.Thesecouldbeweeklystudygoals,semester-endtargets,orlong-termacademicgoals

G.Apositivemindsetreducesacademicstressandboostsconfidenceinovercomingdifficulties

8.（24-25高三上?湖南長沙?開學(xué)考試）CruzGenet,11,andAnthonySkopick,10,couldn'tagree.Werethe

birdsoutontheiceducksorgeese?Soona66Januaryeveninglastyear,thetwofriendsventuredonto

the67pondneartheirhomes,togetabetterlook.Firsttheytossedarockontotheiceto68

it.Thentheysteppedonit.69theicewouldholdtheirweight,Anthonytookafewsteps,

then...FOOMP.Hecrashedthroughthe70frozensurface.t6Therewasnosound,nocrack,“herecalled,

“Ijustfellthroughinstantly^^.Cruz71tohelphispanickedfriend.FOOMPthepond72him

too.

Theboyswereuptotheirnecksinicywaterandquicklylosingfeelingintheirlimbs.Anychanceoftheir

73themselveswasslippingaway.Cruzwassurehewasgoingtodie.Anthony9soldersisterwasnearbyand

startedscreamingforhelp.

JohnLavin,a74drivingnearbyonhiswayhome,heardher.Hequickly75.Seeing

theboys,hegrabbedanearbybuoy（救生圈），76offhisshoes,andranintothecoldwater,

chopping（劈）hiswaythroughtheicewithhisfree77.

LavinmadehiswaytoCruzandAnthonyandpulledthembacktoland.Wheninhospital,doctors

discoveredthattheirfive-minute78inthewaterhadloweredtheirbody79nearlyten

degrees.

Fortunately,theboyshavefullyrecovered,thoughtheyarestillalittleawestruckbytheir80

neighbor."Justtothink,“saysCruz,"Ifheweren,tthere,wecouldhavedied.^^

66.A.beautifulB.chillyC.quietD?silent

67.A.bigB.shallowC.muddyD.frozen

68.A.breakB.testC.dropD.abandon

69.A.ConvincedB.InformedC.WarnedD.Engaged

70.A.totallyB.seeminglyC.simplyD.normally

71.A.rushedB.managedC.walkedD.moved

72.A.dominatedB.occupiedC.drownedD.swallowed

73.A.exposingB.freeingC.recoveringD.spotting

74.A.seamanB.policeC.neighborD.relative

75.A.pulledoverB.wentthroughC.tookonD.madeup

76.A.putB.gotC.hurriedD.kicked

77.A.feetB.mouthC.fistD.legs

78.A.stayB.attemptC.movementD.performance

79.A.positionB.weightC.temperatureD.mass

80.A.gracefulB.demandingC.fearlessD.honest

9.（23-24高三下,重慶黔江,階段練習(xí)）Survivingeachdayrequiresalotofeffortonourpart,somakesure

thatyouarefullyequippedphysically,mentally,emotionally,andspirituallytomeetthechallengesahead.Hereare

somehabitsthatyoucandeveloptohelpyou.

81Apuzzletackledearlyinthedaywillgiveyourmindakick-start.Thisiswhymanypeopletry

tocompleteacrosswordpuzzleduringthemorningcommute.Somewebsitespublishpuzzlesofalltypes.Apuzzle

willtakeuponlyalittletime,butthebenefitsofbeginningthedaywithasharpmindaremany.

Makeyourmusclesworkabitharderbytryingsomeresistanceexercises.82Yourmuscleswill

feelfirmer,andyouwillfeelbetterinyourself.

Areyoueatingunhealthyfoodsbecausetheytastebetter?Healthyfoodoftenseemstobelessflavorful.

Thinkaboutwhatyouareeating,andyouwillrealizethatthereareplentyofhealthyfoodsthatyoulove.Fruitand

vegetablestastedelicious,andyouwillhavesomefavorites.Thinkofapples,oranges,bananas,orcarrotsticks.

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Onewaytomakeyoufeelgoodaboutyourselfistopraiseotherpeoplewhentheyhavedonesomething

great.Sharingpositivityinthiswaycreatesagreatatmosphereintheworkplaceorathome.84

85Itiseasytoforgethowdoinggoodcanmakeyoufeelbetterandmorepositive.Ifyoudecideto

doagooddeedeachdayandallowthistobecomeahabit,youwillsoonbecomeamorepositiveperson.

A.Thesearehealthyandnotexpensive.

B.Resolvetodoonegoodthingeachday.

C.Smilewhenanegativethoughthitsyou.

D.Whenothersfeelappreciated,theywillperformbetter.

E.Simpleonesincludeclimbingyourstairsordoingsomepush-ups.

F.Suchfeelingsinturnwillhelpyoufeelproudandleadtogreatersuccess.

G.Justasexercisingyourbodyisimportant,soyouneedtoexerciseyourmind.

10.（24-25高三上,重慶,階段練習(xí)）Inmylastyearofhighschool,Iwasundergreatpressure.Myfriends

andIwere86tocollege,writingessaysansweringthequestion,ccWhatmakesyoudifferent?^^Without

doubt,weallknewtheanswer.Inaculturewhereall87tobeacheerleaderbutonlyafewcould,itwas

themomentwhenweputontheuniformthatmadeus88.AsIlistedallmy89intheessay,I

realizednonemeantmorethanbeingacheerleader.Atseventeen,Iwas90thatthecollegeadmissions

departmentsfeltalike.

Mytension91withthetryouts（選拔）approaching.Luckily,Ihadmyfamilies,92,

especiallyMolly,myyoungersister,whostartedthesamehighschoolthatyear.Not93enough,Molly

alwaysfearedtheunknown.Butwithmyexperiencesand94,shegraduallyadjustedtoandevenenjoyed

hernewlifeasafreshman.

Eventually,thedayofthetryoutscame.IgaveiteverythingIhad.TheresultwasdueFridayafternoon.I

turned95thatmorningbutMollysaidnothing.ShejusthandedmeanotethatIstuffedintoabook

96.Inthelastclass,thenote97asIgrabbedmyEnglishbook.Itsaid:"Youarethebestsister

whateverhappens.Withoutyourhelp,Iwouldneverenjoymyhighschoollife.Havingasisterlikeyoumakesme

special.^^Thebellrang,butIstayedwhereIwas,rereadingmysister'snoteuntilthewords98.Suddenly,I

knewwhatreallysetmeapart.Itwasnotaboutbeingacheerleaderbuta（n）99sister.

Imademywaydownthehall,myeyesgluedtomyveryownpersonal100,whowaswaiting

patientlyforsomeoneshethoughtspecial.

86.A.drivingB.applyingC.admittedD.reduced

87.A.hatedB.failedC.longedD.refused

88.A.uniqueB.luckyC.successfulD.common

89.A.promisesB.shortcomingsC.achievementsD.priorities

90.A.surprisedB.convincedC.gratefulD.regretful

91.A.workedB.reducedC.mountedD.disappeared

92.A.supportB.complaintC?criticismD.permission

93.A.proudB.generousC.sympatheticD.adaptable

94.A.ambitionB.guidanceC.leadershipD.inspection

95.A.boredB.anxiousC.jealousD.annoyed

96.A.similarlyB.previouslyC.hurriedlyD.confidently

97.A.slippedoutB.diedoutC.layaroundD.wentaround

98.A.emergedB.fadedC.changedD.blurred

99.A.energeticB.tolerantC.carefulD.helpful

100.A.assistantB.cheerleaderC.agentD.trainer

11.（2024-湖南衡陽?三模）Withthedevelopmentofglobalization,^4interconnectivity^^hasbecomea

buzzword（流行詞）ofthemodemworld.Althoughthistrendbringslotsofadvantages,itcanalsopresentsome

challenges.101Understandingandovercomingculturalbarriersisveryimportantindailylife.Hereare

sometipsonhowtoproperlyhandleculturaldifferences.

Beself-awareandacknowledgedifferences.Mostcross-culturalmisunderstandingscomefroma

single-mindedopinion.Ifwejudgeothersthroughourownculture,wemayendupwithwronginterpretations.

Failingtoacknowledgedifferencesmayeasilyleadtomisconceptionsandevenconflicts.102

Doresearchandlearnaboutothercultures.Afterculturaldifferencesareacknowledged,ifsimportantto

learnmoreaboutthem.103Understandingthereasoningbehindone'sactionscanreduce“wrong

labeling,,andleadtoamoreeffectivecooperationandcommunicationprocess.

104Tryyourbesttoavoidquickjudgmentsandbeopentonewbeliefsandbehavior.Findout

whatyouhaveincommonandlearnhowtomakethebestuseofeachuniquecharacteristic.Respectthefactthat

othershavedistinctcorevalues.

Allinall,dealingwithculturaldifferencesisquitechallengingandrequiresalotofwork.105

Whenyoumeetpeoplefromdifferentculturesandbackgroundsnexttime,justbemindful,andstayopen-minded

andpatient.

A.Oneofthemisculturalbarriers.

B.Beopen-minded,adaptableandrespectful.

C.Youcaneitherdoyourownresearchorsimplyaskothersaboutthem.

D.Employeesshouldbepreparedtoworkinamulticulturalenvironment.

E.However,th