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在空格中填上适当的单词，使对话完整正确。一空一词(含缩写词)。
A: Hey, Jack. You look so down. Would you like to have a talk with me?
B: Oh, Tom, I know you care for me, but so many things 1． recently. I just don’t know how to face them in the right way.
A: What are those so-called things?
B:The war between Ukraine and Russia, the crash of flight MU5735, 2． rise in COVID-19 cases(病例)...
A: Yes, 3． of bad news come one after another. No wonder so many people feel sad and scared. Your feelings are 4． to theirs.
B: What’s worse, this morning, I got my weekly math test paper and I got only 120 scores, 15 score 5． than last time!
A: It seems that nothing can cheer you up. However, the 6． can get worse if you keep on looking at the negative(消极的) side of each event.
B: I know that. So I need your help.
A: Firstly, remember that people will have stress symptoms(症状) more easily if they always notice the bad information.
B: What can we do with such stress?
A: We must know it’s normal to feel scared or upset after getting bad news. Some people may even have difficulty 7． asleep since they worry too much. But these feelings may naturally disappear within a month as time goes by.
B: How I wish I could stay away from those worrying feelings!
A: Don’t think like that. Keep informed by talking with people. Understand that bad things do happen. Uncertainty and imperfection are parts of the world.8． by facing it can we deal with it better. And focus on things 9． exercise and studying so that you won’t be troubled by bad feelings for too long.
B: Really. 10． to your great advice, now I feel much better.