Ⅰ Complete the sentences with the proper forms of the words given.
1. Now let me introduce (I) to you all.
2. Do you think you know (good) about the city than us?
3. For the (one) time, I will give a speech in front of the class.
4. The video (show) that each of us has our own personalities.
5. Many people (dislike) rainy days because they feel gloomy.

Ⅱ Complete the sentences with proper words.
6. It’s wise to see oneself other people’s eyes.
7. Hobbies and personalities are different person to person.
8. It’s time to introduce . We want to know all about you.
9. do your teachers think of you?
10. Tim looks serious, in fact he’s warm and helpful.

Ⅲ Read the passage and choose the best answers.
Becoming more outgoing is not as difficult as you imagine. Follow these steps, and you can succeed.
Smile at others. Make it a goal to smile at one person a day. The more you do it, the less frightening it will be. Finally, you’ll smile whenever you communicate with others.
Ask people questions. The kind “How are you?” doesn’t really count, because people use it as a greeting rather than a real question. If you smile at someone, start off with a question, such as “How do you like that book? I love it, too.”
Set goals. Instead of telling yourself to be outgoing, set goals to make conversations, talk to strangers, or to smile at more people every day.
Start out small. Go for making small talk with one stranger a day. The little success will keep you going and make you feel ready for bigger challenges.
Have a hobby. Everybody needs something they’re good at. When we’re really good at something, we feel proud and confident.
()11. Which of the following is a good way to start being outgoing?
A. Telling yourself to be outgoing.
B. Making it a goal to smile.
C. Having a long conversation with a stranger.
D. Asking people difficult questions.
()12. Why DON’T questions like “How are you?” count as real questions?
A. Because it’s too simple.
B. Because it’s not polite.
C. Because people use it as a greeting.
D. Because it’s hard to answer.
()13. What can we do when we start out small in becoming more outgoing?
A. Have a long talk with a group of strangers.
B. Make small talk with one stranger a day.
C. Ignore people on the street.
D. Avoid smiling at others.
()14. What’s the advantage of having a hobby according to the passage?
A. It can make us rich.
B. It can make us famous.
C. It can make us feel confident.
D. It helps us make more friends.