Practice 02

1. 1. Planning a party or starting a new job can be just as stressful as being called to the principal's office.

• 1. A. teacher

• 1. B. headmaster

• 1. C. assistant

1. 2.A deadline, a poor test performance, or bothersome noises all may be thought of as stressors.
   

• 1. A. annoying

• BB. surprising

• 1. C. continuous

3. Depending on how people appraise, or judge, circumstances, they may or may not consider them stressful.

• A. feel about

• B. judge

• C. adapt to

4.The circumstances that cause stress vary from one person to another.

• A. differ

• B. move

• C. start

It is hard for the scientists to define the word 5​ (a)   because there are many ways of looking at it. Your body reacts to stress with a fast-beating heart, heavy perspiration, and so on when you are in 6​ ​ (b)   ​ 7​ (c)   refer to events or situations that produce stress, and they may even include 8​​ (d)   such as 9​​ (e)   and starting a new job. In general, stress can be caused by both negative and positive events.

• stress
• a stressful situation
• stressors
• pleasant events
• planning a party

10. Knowing our feelings about stress can explain what causes the stress.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT GIVEN

11. Bothersome noises are more likely to cause stress than a poor test performance.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT GIVEN

12. Negative events cause more stress than positive ones do.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT GIVEN

13. Sometimes whether an event is negative or not is based on a personal decision.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT GIVEN

14. Whether an event is considered stressful may be determined by the way people interpret it.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT GIVEN