Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12
Question 6. A. so
B. but
Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option
that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.
What to do in a crisis
In stressful situations, your brain triggers alarm signals. (7).
reaction can prevent clear thinking.
your heart race and muscles tense. This
A good skill
you can develop is staying (8) ... ... in a crisis. By recognizing your body's stress response
and ignoring the initial wave of emotions. you can think more clearly.
☐
(9)
skill you can develop is the ability to react calmly in a crisis.
Remember to breathe. Deep breathing helps.
A composed body creates a calmer mind.
Focus (10)
solving the issue all the moment rather than dwelling on the past.
Positive thinking helps. For example. telling (11).
Train yourself to (12)
Question 7. A. made
Question 8. A. calmness
Question 9. A. Another
Question 10. A. at
Question 11. A. yourself
Question 12. A. hold on
you are brave can ease fear.
the initial flood of emotions for better judgment.
(Adapted from Solution intermediate)
B. to make
B. calm
B. other
B. in
B. myself
B. let go
of
C. make
D. making
C. calmly
D. calming
C. Others
D. The others
C. on
C. himself
C. take after
D. around
D. herself
D. look forward to
B. but
Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option
that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.
What to do in a crisis
In stressful situations, your brain triggers alarm signals. (7).
reaction can prevent clear thinking.
your heart race and muscles tense. This
A good skill
you can develop is staying (8) ... ... in a crisis. By recognizing your body's stress response
and ignoring the initial wave of emotions. you can think more clearly.
☐
(9)
skill you can develop is the ability to react calmly in a crisis.
Remember to breathe. Deep breathing helps.
A composed body creates a calmer mind.
Focus (10)
solving the issue all the moment rather than dwelling on the past.
Positive thinking helps. For example. telling (11).
Train yourself to (12)
Question 7. A. made
Question 8. A. calmness
Question 9. A. Another
Question 10. A. at
Question 11. A. yourself
Question 12. A. hold on
you are brave can ease fear.
the initial flood of emotions for better judgment.
(Adapted from Solution intermediate)
B. to make
B. calm
B. other
B. in
B. myself
B. let go
of
C. make
D. making
C. calmly
D. calming
C. Others
D. The others
C. on
C. himself
C. take after
D. around
D. herself
D. look forward to