词汇检测（四） 常考词 汉语 常考词 汉语 recommendation significantly educate compulsory unique summarize belly predict financial account security rapidly illustrate sunscreen highlight exposure former detection refuge precaution transport monitor fluid overwhelming adventurous absurd typically embrace migrate crash release organize stick pray mature slip confirm chase disaster negotiate privacy explicit permission assume shift adapt skeptical attach 疫情下亲人们的交往指南 Step 1: 精读文本 Be Kind but Firm Holidays during the pandemic aren't easy. It's challenging not to see loved ones, to tell them you can't see them, and it's even more challenging when everyone else plans on gathering without you. You might keep it simple by saying something like, “I understand you don’t agree with my decision. I’d love to get together too but it's not going to happen this holiday season.” Acknowledge the Disappointment Your family might be feeling a little slighted that you won't be attending. Acknowledging that you're disappointed you won't all be together might help them see that you're sad too. And saying you'll miss them might reassure them that your absence really is about physical safety — not lack of interest. Offer Alternative Ways to Interact Offer a way to celebrate the holidays without being together physically. For example, you might ask to video chat with everyone when they're celebrating. If you exchange gifts, you might watch one another open them on video. Ask your family for their ideas, too. Say something like, "What can we do to make the best of the circumstances we find ourselves in I'd still like to make the holidays the best I can." Set Boundaries and Take Care of Yourself If they attempt to continue and try to guilt you into attending, you may need to set a boundary and end the conversation. Say something like, "This isn't a helpful conversation right now so I'm going to go." Then, try talking again another time. You might develop a simple little mantra that you can repeat to yourself when feelings of guilt creep in — like, "I'm doing this because I love my family." 1. What does the author talk about in paragraph 1 A. How to keep a determined position. B. How to sound more acceptable. C. What can make yourself comfortable. D. What can make both sides satisfied. 2. How do you react when your family guilt you into attending A. Deal with your feelings in a moderate way. B. Finish your conversation and leave it for future talk. C. Reject invitation politely and make it another time. D. Declare your attitude to absence from parties. 3. What does the underlined word “creep in” in the last paragraph probably mean A. appear gradually B. disappear suddenly C. fade out D. come out 4. Where can the text most probably appear A. In a history textbook. B. In a newspaper. C. In a medical science journal. D. In a biography. 】ABAB Step 2: 材料再利用 pandemic 流行病，（疾病）大流行的 A pandemic plan is part of our business continuity plan. 流行病应 ... ...
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