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Jack was standing on the steps of a house. He was playing. A postman came to him. He asked Jack, " Areyour parents in? " " Yes, my mother is cooking, my father is watching TV," answered Jack. The man began to ring the bell. He rang and rang, but there was no answer. At last, he turned back to Jack and said angrily (生气的), " You told (说) a lie (谎)." " No! what I said was right. But this is not my home." answered Jack.1. Where was Jack standing on?_______________________________________________2. Was Jack's father in?_______________________________________________3. What did the postman want to do?_______________________________________________4. Did Jack tell a lie?_______________________________________________5. Why did the postman get angry?_______________________________________________ - 跟谁学
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Jack was standing on the steps of a house. He was playing. A postman came to him. He asked Jack, " Areyour parents in? " " Yes, my mother is cooking, my father is watching TV," answered Jack. The man began to ring the bell. He rang and rang, but there was no answer. At last, he turned back to Jack and said angrily (生气的), " You told (说) a lie (谎)." " No! what I said was right. But this is not my home." answered Jack.1. Where was Jack standing on?_______________________________________________2. Was Jack's father in?_______________________________________________3. What did the postman want to do?_______________________________________________4. Did Jack tell a lie?_______________________________________________5. Why did the postman get angry?_______________________________________________阅读短文，回答问题。
Jack was standing on the steps of a house. He was playing. A postman came to him. He asked Jack, " Areyour parents in? " " Yes, my mother is cooking, my father is watching TV," answered Jack. The man began to ring the bell. He rang and rang, but there was no answer. At last, he turned back to Jack and said angrily (生气的), " You told (说) a lie (谎)." " No! what I said was right. But this is not my home." answered Jack.1. Where was Jack standing on?_______________________________________________2. Was Jack's father in?_______________________________________________3. What did the postman want to do?_______________________________________________4. Did Jack tell a lie?_______________________________________________5. Why did the postman get angry?_______________________________________________科目:难易度:最佳答案1. Jack was standing on the steps of a house.2. Yes, he was.3. The postman wanted to find the house's host.4. No, he didn't.5. Because the home isn't jack's home.答案不唯一解析
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第-1小题正确答案及相关解析Laughter lines? Wrinkles actually make you look angry and sad | Daily Mail Online
Laughter lines? Wrinkles actually make you look angry and sad
Research found signs of ageing makes people think you are angry or sad when you are not U.S. study found stereotypes about older people may be to blame
01:04 GMT, 29 May 2013
08:54 GMT, 29 May 2013
Some call them laughter-lines, some may settle for the less than romantic sounding crow’s feet.But whatever you call them new research shows they don’t just make you look old, but wrinkles make you look angrier as well. Researchers found that signs of ageing like wrinkles around the eye and a furrowed brow can change the way people interpret your emotions to think that you are sad or angry even if you are not.
Signs of ageing can change the way people interpret your emotions to think you are sad or angry when you are not
The study found that stereotypes about older people could be to blame for the results, reinforced by TV shows such as One Foot in the Grave, featuring the grumpy — and wrinkly — pensioner Victor Meldrew.
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The US researchers asked test participants to look at 64 faces and rate their emotional state.Despite all the faces being neutral, participants thought that the older looking people also looked less happy than the younger ones.To confirm their finding researchers did a follow-up study which had similar results. Participants were asked to look at images of people who had been trained to make clear expressions of sadness, happiness and anger.They then rated the sad expressions on the older faces as more intense than the younger ones.
Stereotypes about older people could be to blame for the results, reinforced by TV shows such as One Foot in the Grave, featuring Victor Meldrew
Researchers also found that there was no
link between the level of sadness or anger participants though older
adults experienced in real life and their ratings of the faces.Carlos Garrido,lead researcher at Penn State University, said that wrinkles in different places on the face caused emotions to be misread differently. Wrinkles at the side of the face may cause the mouth to droop, which could look sad whereas a wrinkled forehead could also make people think that somebody is frowning even when they do not believe they are making any expression.Mr Garrido suggested that this could affect how older patients are treated when they see their doctor, as GPs may mistakenly think they in more pain than they are. It may also affect how grumpy their families think they are as well.
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