单选题 5 Steps to Becoming a Better Net worker
We all have places to go and people to impress (or at least get them to remember us!). Unfortunately, no one ever teaches us how to mingle with a crowd and leave an impression. Here are five steps to becoming a snazzy networker in your own right.
1. You don't have to be an Extrovert: Most people think that the best net workers are the
extroverted bubbly types. Not at all ! Some of the best networkers I know are actually introverts. Why? Because they are usually better listeners. At events where everyone is trying to talk, a genuine listener stands out from the crowd. People remember those who listen to them.
2. Wear a Scarf: ... or a wild tie or a bold necklace. You don't have to consider yourself stylish, but do pick one item to wear that allows you to stand out.
3. Do Something Nice: Doing something nice for people is always appreciated and remembered.
4. Keep in touch with the people you meet. It is best to email someone two days after a conference or an event. They will still remember you, but will also have had enough time to unwind and catch up on other Business.
5. Be a Hub: A hub is a connector. Find a way to connect people with what they need and you will be valued.

单选题 If you want to be a good networker, you should______.
【正确答案】 B
【答案解析】[解析] 文中第三点“Do Something Nice:Doing something nice for people is always appreciated and remembered”中提到“要做一些好事”。其他三个选项都是错误的。所以选项B为正确答案。
单选题 Which of the following is TRUE?______
【正确答案】 A
【答案解析】[解析] 文中第二点提到,在某种情况下,你应该做一个好听众,这样人们就会记住细心听别人说话的听者。根据“...People remember those who listen to them”A选项为正确答案。
单选题 "INTROVERTS" are the kind of people who______.
【正确答案】 D
【答案解析】[解析] introverts本意为“性格内向,不善言辞的”。选项A翻译为“善于与人交流的人”;选项B翻译为“性格外向的人”;选项C翻译为“经常与他人说话的人”;选项D为“善于倾听的人”最符合题意。
单选题 What is this passage talking about?______
【正确答案】 C
【答案解析】[解析] 本文第一段中提到“Here are five steps to becoming a snazzy networker in your own right”根据文章大意,只有C选项是正确的。其他都未提及。
单选题 Which one of the following is mentioned in the Paragraph One? ______
【正确答案】 C
【答案解析】[解析] 本文第一段“...Because they are usually better listeners...”提到“要做一个好的听者”,其他选项都未提及。