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If you are home-alone, or live alone, and somebody comes to the door, shout out “I got it” so that it seems like someone else is there with you and you are not alone. But actually before that, there are lots of preventive(预防的) actions to take.

Give your apartment a safety check

It’s a good idea to give your apartment a once-over for safety concerns—ideally before you even move in. Complete this safety checklist.

Can any of your valuables be seen from the street?

Can you see who’s at the door without opening it?

Do you have all your mail held at the post office when you travel?

Have all the locks of your doors been changed since you moved in?

Become friends with your neighbors

If you’re shy, then you’d probably prefer anything else to chatting with neighbors. But make an effort to be friendly. In one way or another, your neighbors will be more willing to lend a hand to a friend than they are to help out a stranger in times of trouble.

Be smart about spare keys

Thieves and other illegal types know exactly where to check for spare keys.

So don’t think you’re being clever by hiding them in the mailbox, or underneath a carpet. Instead, you had better leave them to a friend or trusted neighbor.

Always lock the door

Lock your doors, every single time. Even if you’re just going to the garbage dumpster(垃圾大铁桶) quickly, or only stepping inside to catch something you forgot.

It may seem like overkill — especially if you live in a relatively safe district. But it only takes that one moment for someone to steal in.

【小题1】Why does the author advise you to shout “I got it” in Paragraph 1?
A.To protect yourself.B.To answer the door.
C.To call out loudly.D.To welcome the guests.
【小题2】What is the author’s opinion about spare keys?
A.Hide spare keys in the mailbox.
B.Take all the keys with you if possible.
C.Leave the keys to someone you trusted.
D.Have your keys ready as you leave.
【小题3】What are the right preventive actions?
① Never change the locks.
② Close the door in time.
③ Make friends with neighbors.
④ Put spare keys under the carpet.
⑤ Keep valuables seen from the street.
⑥ Have a safety check about the apartment.
A.①②④B.②③⑤
C.③④⑥D.②③⑥
20-21高一上·福建宁德·期末
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   Be willing to apologize.

Do you know that refusing to apologize may actually increase your ego (自负)? 【小题2】 This creates insecurity because you then must defend your ego. Since nobody is perfect, it seems important to learn to apologize, admit when you are wrong and confess your limitations.

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Taking a more objective viewpoint on your own life gives you access to the big picture. Emotionally immature people tend to lack thinking and make poor decisions, which will only create more problems to feel insecure about. One solution is to step back and consider the big picture before making decisions.

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Do you have a friend who is upset about his or her parent’s drinking? You want to do something to help, but what? Your friend may not talk about this with you, but you can still be a good friend. One out of four children lives with at least one adult who has alcoholism, so your friend is not alone.

●Be a good listener. Your friend may need someone to talk to. Listen to your friend and suggest that she or he talk to a trusted adult in addition to talking to you .You can offer a good listening ear, but sometimes an adult is needed for more serious things. Maybe you can suggest a caring adult for your friend to talk to, such as a teacher, a neighbor, or a grandparent. He will listen and support your friend, and he will not hurt your friend or put your friend down.

●Don’t spread gossip(闲话) about your friend’s family. It’s okay to tell your parents or another trusted adult what is going on, but respect your friend’s right by not telling other kids in your class.

●Ask your parents if your friend ___________your house, and then invite your friend over for enjoyable activities or to do homework together. Sometimes your friend might just need to get away and have fun being a kid.

●Don’t ride in a car when a friend’s parent has been drinking if you can avoid it. It is not safe. Call your parents, walk, or try to get a ride with an adult you know who has not been drinking. If you must get in the car with a drinking driver, sit in the middle of the back seat with your seat belt fastened. Lock your doors and try to stay calm.

【小题1】What is the best title of the passage? (Please answer within 10 words)
【小题2】Which sentence in the passage can be replaced by the following one?
To help a friend in trouble, you can advise him or her to talk to someone who can be depended on for help.
【小题3】Please fill in the blank in the fourth paragraph with proper words of phrases to complete the sentence. (Please answer within 10 words)
【小题4】Which of the suggestions do you think is best for you if you find your friend in trouble? Why? (Please answer within 30 words)
【小题5】Translate the underlined sentence in the third paragraph into Chinese.

The quality of our decisions today will determine the quality of our life tomorrow. However, even smart people make stupid decisions.

【小题1】 But by far, the most powerful is “confirmation bias (认知偏差)” which refers to our tendency to look for and favor evidence that confirms our pre-existing beliefs and at the same time ignores or devalues information that contradicts our beliefs. Then, how can we best fight against confirmation biases and avoid making bad decisions? 【小题2】

Step 1: Practice self-awareness.

Self-awareness is a process of discovery, of exploring your inner knowing. Becoming more self-aware can help you understand your wants, needs, and desires as well as your strengths and weaknesses. Studies have shown that self-awareness exercises that encourage you to slow down and relax could also help you to improve your creativity and decision-making. 【小题3】 Some common techniques like journaling and observing others are simple and powerful.

Step 2: 【小题4】

It takes courage to admit you're wrong after the fact. It takes even more courage to disprove and challenge your own assumptions before the decision. Next time you're faced with a problem or challenge, try not to make unreasonable decision based simply on your personal beliefs and emotions. 【小题5】 This will prepare you to make a well-rounded good decision.

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E.There are several mental errors that may affect decision-making.
F.Instead, seek out all possible ideas that may contradict your current beliefs.
G.There are many exercises and activities you can do to develop your self-awareness.

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