《2025年实验班全程提优训练高中英语必修第一册外研版》

Ⅵ. 七选五
Has a friend or family member ever asked to borrow money from you? A survey agency asked the audience this question earlier this month. The generous act can unite people in times of hardship. But it can also complicate(使复杂化)relationships—especially if the borrower doesn't pay the loan back. 1. E.
Don't be afraid to ask for your money back.
A college classmate of mine was hard on his luck. 2. F. He asked if he could borrow money. I lent him $500 with the expectation that when things were better, he would pay me back. After I repeatedly asked, he paid me back in full about two years later. —Joan ShurtliffGlad I made it a gift.Several years ago I loaned $500 to a long-time friend. She was going through a hard time. Out of pity for her situation, I wanted to help. 3. ____D, before I did that. I'm glad the answer was yes, because she never paid me back or ever mentioned it. — Yvonne Marcoux
4. A.
I often lend money to family, friends and coworkers. I even proactively(积极主动地)offer loans. They also lend me money. I can only remember one issue over very little money that I lent to a guy I didn't know well. Maybe I'm lucky? Maybe it's my environment? — Mariann Duya
Use the loan as a teaching moment.
My son had trouble paying bills and started asking me for money. I said yes and asked him to keep track, in writing, of how the money was being spent. 5. C. It only took a couple of months and he was living within his means. He is now doing well. —Daniel Garzón
A. So far, so good
B. Be generous with money to family members
C. The exercise made him aware of where the money went
D. I asked myself if I was prepared to never see that money again
E. Here is a selection of listeners' responses
F. He had become unemployed and was having difficulties making ends meet
G. You may have lent money to some friends and ended up with an unpleasant memory

答案： Ⅵ. 1. E 2. F 3. D 4. A 5. C