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题库16 (1) What Is Shyness? Shyness is a social emotion that affects a person’s feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. Shyness is about feeling uncomfortable, self-conscious, scared, nervous, or insecure around others. If people feel shy, they hold back on saying or doing things because they’re concerned about??1?? others might respond. Physical sensations can be part of shyness,??2?? — like feeling flushed(脸红), shaky, speechless, or breathless. Shyness tends to strike in certain kinds of social situations — like the first day of school, when you’re meeting?? 3?? new, being the first to begin a conversation with someone you feel attracted to,?? 4?? giving a small speech in public. People are more likely to feel shy in situations??5?? they’re not sure what will happen, how others will react, or when all eyes are on them. People are less likely to feel shy in situations where they know??6?? to expect and what to do or say or where they are among familiar people. Shyness can vary from person to person. People can be mildly shy, moderately shy, or extremely shy. Some people with mild to moderate shyness feel shy only in certain circumstances. For?? 7?? people, shyness may feel uncomfortable at first, but it often melts away after a few minutes.?? 8?? often learn to push through their immediate shyness,?? 9?? (know) they’ll warm up to new people or situations if they can just get through that first reaction. People who are extremely shy find??10?? hard to push through their first shyness. They may avoid social situations, have trouble making friends, or hold back on trying new things. Eventually this can do harm to their self-confidence and self-esteem. 1. how? 2. too? 3. someone? 4. or? 5. where? 6. what? 7. these? 8. They? 9. knowing? 10. it (2) When I was younger, never once?? 1? 　I imagine she would become my hero. One day, we had a serious talk,??2?? (tell) each other what we felt about our lives. Then, my mom spoke of losing her mother??