The best way of learning a language is always using it. The best way of learning spoken English is _26__in English as much as possible. Sometimes you‘ll get your words __27__up and people will not __28_ you. Sometimes people will _29__things too quickly and you can’t understand them. But __30__ you keep your sense of humor， you can always have a good laugh at the mistakes you __31__. Don’t be unhappy if people seem to be laughing __32__ your mistakes. It’s __33__ for people to laugh at your mistakes than to be angry with you， _34_ they don’t understand what you are saying. The most important thing for learning English is： “Don’t be __35_ of making mistakes because everyone makes mistakes.”
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【解析】文章讲述的是在练习口语的时候不应当害怕犯错，和犯错的时候可以采取的措施
1.上下文，根据上文的The best way of learning a language is always using it可知，练习口语的方法就是多说
2.句型，get words mixed是让单词混淆了，get sth done是固定结构
3.上下文，如果你把单词给混淆了，别人就可能会听不懂你在说什么
4.上下文，因为该部分讲述的是练习口语，因此这里说的是如果别人说一种东西太快了，你可能听不懂。Talk是谈论 tell是告诉 speak后面要跟语言
5.句意理解，如果你有幽默感，你可以对你犯的错误笑一笑。
6.犯错误是常用搭配，即make mistakes。
7.常用搭配，laugh at嘲笑 ，取笑。意为，不要不开心，当别人取笑你的错误的时候
8.上下文，根据下文 your mistakes than to be angry with you可知，此处表达的是比较的含义
9.上下文，他们取笑你，是因为他们听不懂你在说什么
10.上下文，根据后面的because everyone makes mistakes可知，不要害怕犯错，因为每个人都会犯错
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【小题6】_______
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A．tried colors on blind people |
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B．found out that colors affect sales |
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C．developed a special subject of color psychology |
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A．blind people cannot sense color differences |
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B．foods sell well in green or blue wrappings |
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C．w hat color we prefer depends on our state of mind |
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D．a bright color has exactly the opposite effect to red |
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A．red |
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A．Red． |
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C．Brown． |
D．Bright yellow |
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B．Colors and Sales |
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C．The Blind and Colors |
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D．Preferences for Colors |
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A．a radio |
B．a magazine |
C．TV |
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B．To praise Benjamin Carson for his achievements. |
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C．To show us how Benjamin Carson succeeded |
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