Conflicting ideas is a ________of strength.A. origin.B. springC. resourceD. source

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Conflicting ideas is a ________of strength.

A. origin.

B. spring

C. resource

D. source


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  • 第1题:

    Youneedtodesignamethodtoallowthenew-ideas-testking.comWebsitetofunctioninaccordancewithsecurityandbusinessrequirements.Whatshouldyoudo?()

    A.RequireaPPTPVPNforallconnectionstotheWebserver

    B.RequirethattrafficbetweenWebbrowsersandtheWebserverusesanL2TP/IPSectunnel

    C.RequirethattrafficbetweenWebbrowsersandtheWebserverusesSSL

    D.RequirecertificatemappingsbetweentheWebserverandActiveDirectory


    参考答案:C

  • 第2题:

    资料:Think for a moment of your definition of persuasion. If you are like most business people I have encountered, you see persuasion as a relatively staightforward process. First, you strongly state your position. Second,you outline the supporting arguments, followed by a highly assertive, databased exposition. Finally, you enter the deal-making stage and work toward a “close.” In other words, you use logic, persistence, and personal enthusiasm to get others to buy a good idea. The reality is that following this process is one surefire way to fail at persuasion.
    Persuasion,in fact,involves demands-compromise. Perhaps that is why the most effective persuaders seem to share a common trait: they are open-minded, never dogmtaic. They enter the persuasion process prepared to adjust their viewpoints and incorporate others’ ideas. When colleagues see that a persuader is eager to hear their views and willing to make changes in response to their needs and concerns, they respond very positively.

    What is the main difference between the “persuasion” of most businesspeople and that of the effective persuaded?

    A.Most businesspeople see persuasion as a straightforward process
    B.Unlike most businesspeople effective persuaders are willing to adjust their opinions and hear from others
    C.Effective persuaders are open-minded
    D.Most businesspeople are more assertive in their persuasion while effective persuaders are more friendly

    答案:B
    解析:
    本题考查的是细节理解。
    【关键词】main;difference; “persuasion” of businesspeople; effective persuaded
    【主题句】第二段they are open-minded, never dogmatic. They enter the persuasion process prepared to adjust their viewpoints and incorporate others’ ideas.(他们心胸宽广,从不教条。他们说服别人时乐于改正自己的观点,听取他人想法。)
    【解析】第3题问“大多数商人的说服和有效说服的主要区别是什么?” 第二段提到的有效说服是虚心接受他人意见,同时改正自己的观点。而商人说服他人时会更关注自己,陈述自己的观点(strongly state your position),更加独断且有数据支持的阐述(highly assertive, data-based exposition)。A选项“大多数商人把说服看成一个简单的简单的过程”,该选项只涉及商人的说服,和有效说服无关,故排除。B选项“和大多数商人不同,有效的说服者愿意调整自己的观点,听从他人意见。”这正是二者的区别,商人在说服让人时更关注自己,不会听从他人意见,而有效的说服会顾及他人感受。C选项“有效的说服者心胸宽广”,D选项“大多数商人在说服他人时更果断,然而有效的说服者更友好。”以上两个选项均与原文不符。

  • 第3题:

    资料:Think for a moment of your definition of persuasion. If you are like most business people I have encountered, you see persuasion as a relatively staightforward process. First, you strongly state your position. Second,you outline the supporting arguments, followed by a highly assertive, databased exposition. Finally, you enter the deal-making stage and work toward a “close.” In other words, you use logic, persistence, and personal enthusiasm to get others to buy a good idea. The reality is that following this process is one surefire way to fail at persuasion.
    Persuasion,in fact,involves demands-compromise. Perhaps that is why the most effective persuaders seem to share a common trait: they are open-minded, never dogmtaic. They enter the persuasion process prepared to adjust their viewpoints and incorporate others’ ideas. When colleagues see that a persuader is eager to hear their views and willing to make changes in response to their needs and concerns, they respond very positively.

    What is the article mainly about?

    A.How to successfully persuade others
    B.How businesspeople define persuasion
    C.Persuasion as an art
    D.Logic, persistence and enthusiasm

    答案:A
    解析:
    本题考查的是主旨大意。
    【关键词】mainly about
    【主题句】第一段Think for a moment of your definition of persuasion. If you are like most business people I have encountered, you see persuasion as a relatively staightforward process.(思考一下你对说服的定义。如果你和我遇到的大多数商人一样,你会把说服看成是一个相对简单的过程。)第二段Persuasion, in fact,involves demands -- compromise.(实际上,说服涉及要求和妥协。)
    【解析】 第1题问“这篇文章主要讨论什么?”此题考察文章主旨大意,根据第一段内容,作者讨论的是商人眼中的“说服”,并给出具体的步骤,告诉大家这种说服方法不正确。第二段谈及如何成功说服别人。可见,文章主要谈论的内容是“如何说服别人”。A选项“如何成功说服其他人。”和本文中心一致,故为正确答案。B选项“商人如何定义说服”,C选项“把说服当成一种艺术”,D选项“逻辑,坚持和热情”,以上三个选项并非本文重点。

  • 第4题:

    第42题答案是__________

    A.dreams
    B.courses
    C.memories
    D.ideas

    答案:C
    解析:
    紧接着的就是作者回忆出来的内容。故选C。

  • 第5题:

    资料:Think for a moment of your definition of persuasion. If you are like most business people I have encountered, you see persuasion as a relatively staightforward process. First, you strongly state your position. Second,you outline the supporting arguments, followed by a highly assertive, databased exposition. Finally, you enter the deal-making stage and work toward a “close.” In other words, you use logic, persistence, and personal enthusiasm to get others to buy a good idea. The reality is that following this process is one surefire way to fail at persuasion.
    Persuasion,in fact,involves demands-compromise. Perhaps that is why the most effective persuaders seem to share a common trait: they are open-minded, never dogmtaic. They enter the persuasion process prepared to adjust their viewpoints and incorporate others’ ideas. When colleagues see that a persuader is eager to hear their views and willing to make changes in response to their needs and concerns, they respond very positively.

    When will a team member respond to the speaker very positively?

    A.When the speaker is very confident and assertive
    B.When the speaker is very logic and data-supported
    C.When the speaker is open-minded and flexible
    D.When the speaker is knowledgeable and authoritative

    答案:C
    解析:
    本题考查的是细节理解。
    【关键词】when;team member; respond to;speaker; positively
    【主题句】第1自然段First, you strongly state your position. Second,you outline the supporting arguments, followed by a highly assertive, data-based exposition. Finally, you enter the deal-making stage and work toward a “close.” In other words, you use logic, persistence, and personal enthusiasm to get others to buy a good idea. The reality is thar following this process is one surefire way to fail at persuasion.
    首先,你强烈地陈述你的立场。其次,你概述下支持性论点,然后进行高度自信、有数据库支持的阐释。 最后,你进入交易决策阶段,朝着“接近”的方向努力。换句话说,你使用逻辑、坚持和个人热情让别人去接受一个好主意。 但现实是,遵循这个过程来进行劝说非失败不可。
    第2自然段When colleagues see that a persuader is eager to hear their views and willing to make changes in response to their needs and concerns, they respond very positively.(当说服者渴望听从同事的意见,并愿意为对方的需求和担忧做出改变的话,同事则会做出积极回应。)
    【解析】第2题问“团队成员什么时候会对说话者做出积极回应?”根据题干,该题定位到第二段结尾处,“当说服者渴望听从同事的意见,并愿意为对方的需求和担忧做出改变的话,同事则会做出积极回应。”A选项“当说话者非常自信且果断时”, B选项“当说话者非常有逻辑且有数据支持时”,会导致劝说失败,不能实现团队成员积极回应,故排除。C选项“当说话者心胸宽广,有灵活性时”,说服者愿意听从他人意见,并为对方做出改变,体现其虚心灵活,乐于接纳他人意见,故C选项为正确答案。D选项“当说话者知识渊博,有权威性”,文中并未提及。

  • 第6题:

    Mentalism holds that a human being possesses a mind which has consciousness, ideas, etc., and the mind can influence the()of the body.
    behavior