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Some other punk kids got given a hard time by their parents,but my family were different.They didn't just toerate my obsessionand my strange looking mates,but they also welcomed thewhoe package with open arms and only th ccasionollective shake of the head.If they hadn'tbeen sounderstanding,Iwould guess myife would have been very different.24.How is the text mainly developed?A.By offering analyses.B.By following the time order.C.By giving examples.D.By making comparisons.25.How did Trish get the two tickets to see Elton at the Liverpool Empire?A.She queued up after school.B.She put off her school time.C.She asked her schoolmates for help.D.She was away from school to do that.26.Why did the author have her hair cut into a strange punk style?A.His mates preferred that style.B.His parents suggested he do that.C.He wanted to look quite fashionable.D.He was enthusiastic about the music.27.What was the family members'attitude toward the author's love of music?A.Supportive.B.Unconcerned.C.Opposed.D.Upset.CA smile is the key to a thousand doors,but employing it in every situation withoutmastery of its use is dangerous,says a new social science study.They say it takes about 50muscles to smile.Scientists at Queen's University Belfast found that subtle (differences in the way in which a person smiled had not-so-subtle impacts on the opinionswhich the test participants had about the person who smiled.In fact,the way you smile in agood or bad situation can impact whether a person trusts you.They studied a set of economic games.Three different smiles were used,which wereabeled as reward,.dominance(支配)，and affiliation(联盟).These three words reduce theimportance of the emotional reaction they cause,and a glance at each one causes strongeelings,and likely memories of seeing such expressions in the past.After untrustworthy or uncooperative behavior,a reward smile-a big ear-to-ear smile like a kidwho got the ice cream he was begging for,and a cheeky(嘻皮笑脸的)sign of superiority,broughtvery little trust or positivity when compared with a totally neutral expression,or a look of regret,meaning that sometimes smiles can create even stronger negative feeling than not smiling.However,the "affiliation smile,"which seems to have an element of regret,like thesmile someone might make after comforting a dear friend,created a desire to repair the brokenrelationship and to trust the person who had just done something unfair.Dr.Magdalena Rychlowska from Queen's University,who led the research,said,"Thefindings of this study show the power of subtle facial expressions and the positiveconsequences can have in different situations.It also highlights the importance of socialcontexta happy smile that could be read as a signal of trustworthiness in one setting can,inanother setting,be seen as evidence of bad intentions."Knowing how to use the smile,then can be an excellent way of getting out of difficultsocial situations,while the lack of it can be an excellent way of getting into one.28.What might happen if a person smiles a little differently?A.People may change their views about him greatly.B.It can have no impact at all on how people view him.C.He is likely to have different moods while doing this.D.People with whom he is familiar might feel distant from him.29.What does a reward smile mean after bad behavior in the study?A.People who use this smile can gain trust.B.It is even worse than no smile or no expression.C.It can bring big changes in participants'behavior.D.It has a much better effect than a dominance smile.【2022年冲刺押题卷（三）·英语第4页（共8页）】