What sort of person are you
What sort of person are you
X. A questionnaire. What Sort of Person Are You.
Which of these statements apply to you?
1.I always like to keep my things neat and tidy.
2. I am a good listener.
3.I am a hard worker.
1. I am easily influenced by friends.
2. I am usually willing to compromise and cooperate.
3. I am not particularly interested in money.
4. I can forget my problems very easily.
6. I enjoy being on my own.
10. I find it difficult to admit that I may be wrong.
12. I am ambitious.
13. I am usually calm and not easily upset.
14. I am fashion-conscious.
15. I am satisfied with my appearance.
16. I am superstitious.
17. I enjoy eating good food.
18. I can relax quite easily.
19. I enjoy being the center of attention.
20. I find it hard to talk to strangers.
21. I find that my first impression of a person is usually correct.
22. I get upset if someone criticizes me.
— a type of person you like to be with;
— a type of person you don’t like to be with;
— What sort of person annoys you;
— Two good points and two bad points about yourself, etc.
XI. You are studying English. Answer the following questions. Speak about your study habits (Student’s Study Habits Questionnaire):
Full name: __________________________________
Home address: _______________________________
What study materials do you use when you study English? ____________
How many hours a week do you study English by yourself? ____________
Which part of the day do you prefer to study at?____________________
When you study where do you prefer to sit? ______________________
What disturbs you most when you are studying? ____________________
What do you like best about learning English? _______________________
XII. a) What is your attitude to the Institute? Are you doing your best? Here is a questionnaire. Answer the questions and work out the score.
Are You Doing Your Best?
1. You are ten minutes late for the Institute. You know that it is not the first time you come late and the teacher is going to be angry when you arrive. What do you do?
— Run all the way and apologize to the teacher. (3)
— Do not worry about it. It does not matter. (1)
— Give up and go home. (0)
1. A week ago the teacher gave an essay to write. Tomorrow is an absolute deadline. You:
— Started to work at an essay immediately, now it is ready. (3)
— Waited until the last moment and now you have to sit up late to finish it in time. (2)
— Have had your essay written by a professional. (1)
2. You have to choose between English and German. How do you make your decision?
— You choose the language you think easier. (1)
— You choose the subject with a nicer teacher. (2)
— You choose the language that you think you will need in your future profession. (3)
4. What do you enjoy most about Institute?
— The bell telling that the lessons are over. (0)
— Five or six really interesting lessons. (3)
— Meeting your friends there. (1)
5. You have too much homework and you cannot do it all. What do you do?
— Give up and find something interesting to do. (0)
— Do the subjects you enjoy and forget the others. (2)
— Try your best and ask your teachers for help. (3)
6. Where do you usually sit at the lessons?
— At a place where you can see the board and hear your teacher clearly. (3)
— At the back of the class, so the teachers cannot see you talking. (0)
— Next to your best friend. (2)
7. How much of subjects do you think will be necessary in your future occupation?
— Most of them because they prepare you for the adult professional life. (3)
— None of them. They have got nothing to do with professional work. (0)
— Some practical things help, but the rest is rubbish. (1)
Results:
2 – 7: You hate the Institute and cannot wait when your study is over.
8 – 14: You and your Institute are going parallel ways and occasionally cross.
15 – 21: You love the Institute and you are doing your best.
b) Do you agree with the score? Why? Why not?
— I agree with my score. I got 19 and I love my Institute.
— I don’t agree. I got only 5 points but I don’t hate my Institute, etc.
C) What could you do to make the Institute better? What things could your teachers do?
— I could work a little bit harder.
— Teachers could give us less homework, etc.
XIII. Discuss if it is easy for you to get along with people who:
— are always complaining;
— are always criticizing someone;
— are always giving advice to everybody;
— are always interrupting;
— never listen to someone else’s point of view;
— are always changing their mind.
Use such expressions as:
• I cannot stand people who …
• I cannot get along with people who …
• It is difficult for me to communicate with people who …
• As for me, I …, etc.
XIY. Memorize the following items and comment on them.
What sort of person are you
8. a-6 b-2 c-7 d-3 e-5 f-1 g-4
9. a-7 b-6 c-4 d-2 e-1
10. a-4 b-2 c-3 d-7 e-5 f-6 g-1
Over 60: Others see you as someone they should ‘handle with care’ – vain, self-centered and extremely dominant. They may admire you and wish they could be more like you, are certainly in awe of you, but they don’t always trust you and hesitate to become too deeply involved with you.
From 51 to 60: Your friends see you as an exciting, highly volatile, rather impulsive personality; a natural leader, quick to make decisions (though not always the right ones). They see you as bold and venturesome, someone who will try anything – well, almost anything – once; someone who takes a chance and enjoys an adventure. They enjoy being in your company because of the excitement you radiate.
From 41 to 50: Others see you as fresh, lively, charming, amusing and always interesting; someone who is constantly the center of attention, but sufficiently well-balanced not to let it go to your head. They see you also as kind, considerate and understanding, someone who will cheer them up or help them out as the situation requires.
From 31 to 40: Other people see you as sensible, cautious, careful and practical. They see you as clever, gifted or talented, but modest. Not a person who makes friends too quickly or too easily, but someone who is extremely loyal to the friends you do make and who expects the same loyalty in return. Those who really get to know you realize that it takes a lot to shake your trust in your friends, but, equally, that it takes you a long time to get over it if that trust is shaken.
From 21 to 30: Your friends see you as meticulous and painstaking, perhaps a bit too fussy at times, ultra-cautious and ultra-careful, a slow, steady plodder. It would surprise them tremendously if you were ever to behave impulsively or do something on the spur of the moment. They expect you to examine everything very carefully from every conceivable angle and then, usually, decide against it. They see this sort of reaction on your part as being partly due to your careful nature and partly to indolence.
Under 21: You are seen to be shy, nervous and indecisive, someone who needs looking after, who always leaves it to someone else to make the decisions and prefers never to get too involved with anyone or anything. They see you as something of a worrier, seeing problems, which don’t exist and crossing bridges long before you come to them. Some people tend to regard you as dull and boring and it takes someone who knows you well to know that you are not. The trouble is that you permit very few people to get that close to you.
1.1.10
Translation
Translate the following extracts from fiction books.
Add to each passage two or three sentences about
the impression the people create.
1. That bureaucratic thumbnail description wouldn’t be of much help when Spencer needed to describe her to someone. It was insufficient to conjure an image that included the things that truly distinguished her: the direct and clear-eyed stare, the slightly lopsided smile, the dimple in her right cheek, the delicate line of her jaw.
2. She looked at Napier. He wasn’t good-looking in any conventional sense. But she liked the firm line on his nose and forehead, the way his eyes smiled when he talked. There was a strength to him, an assurance, but held in reserve. Napier made no open display of masculinity.
3. Toby was heavier than Andrew Miles, better dressed, rounder-faced, richer all over with the smooth glossiness of a well-serviced urban man. But beside the beaky farmer he looked strangely unsubstantial.
1.1.11
Speaking
Do others see you as the person you think you really are?
Prepare a list of questions about the impression you make
to ask your friends and relatives. Say whether you find
their opinion different from your own.
1.1.12
Writing
Write about how your character has changed or developed
over the years. Are there any aspects of your personality
What sort of person are you??
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What sort of person are you
What Sort Of A Person Are YOU?
This Quiz Will Tell You What Sort Of A Person YOU Are! Let’s See.
Someboy random person comes up to your house and gives you a cookie. She asks you if it tastes good. You think it tastes terrible. You say.
Have you tried a recipe or have you made it yourself?
Maybe it could be better-but it’s still nice!
It was terrible!
Somebody decides to come up to you and push you over. It could have been an accident, but they don’t say sorry. You.
I walk away. I mean, life is life.
Shout at them.Nobody gets the better of me!
Just cough. Maybe they’ll understand.
Keep quiet. I mean, what can I do?
Hey, what did I do.
Go and push them back. Don’t ever mess with ME!
A group of bullies at school have asked you to come to the movies tommorow with them. You have that night free. You.
Lie for why I can’t come. What they don’t know wont hurt them, right?
Just make up excuses all the time.
Go with them. But never go again.
I will go, how can I not?
I’ll tell them that I will never go, no matter what.
You are a quiet person. You let everyone get in the way, but you don’t really do anything about it. You let everyone do anything, but you just put your head down and get on with what you’re doing. You do what someone says, but doesn’t do it if it could possibly hurt someone.
You are a kind person. You lie to eithe rkeep a secret, or to save someones feelings, like if something looks horrible on them, but you say it looks great. You help wherever possible, and think about other people all of the time.
You Are Introvert
You Are Introvert
You are an introvert. You find it very uncomfortable with other people, and will go to all lengths to avoid meeting with other people. You have millions of excuses and lies and the ready to shoot at any possible person-meeting!
You are brave. You will speak the truth as much as you want, though you can lie as much as you want as well. You can hardly ever get scared, and you think for yourself. Nobody can get the best of you!
You are shy. You may be really friendly with your friends, but to new people and the bullies, you are very shy. You hardly talk, as to avoid anger, and you get scared a lot. You be as friendly as possible to everyone, and wouldn’t dream of getting into trouble or causing an argument.
You Think About Yourself.
You Think About Yourself.
You think of yourself. You may not mean to, but to others at times you may seem selfish and annoying. You think about what is best for you,and for others, you don’t really spare much thougt. At times, you might find yourself thinking that there is absolutally nothing that can make you better, though you aren’t the best of the best.
X. A questionnaire. What Sort of Person Are You.
Which of these statements apply to you?
1.I always like to keep my things neat and tidy.
2. I am a good listener.
3.I am a hard worker.
1. I am easily influenced by friends.
2. I am usually willing to compromise and cooperate.
3. I am not particularly interested in money.
4. I can forget my problems very easily.
6. I enjoy being on my own.
10. I find it difficult to admit that I may be wrong.
12. I am ambitious.
13. I am usually calm and not easily upset.
14. I am fashion-conscious.
15. I am satisfied with my appearance.
16. I am superstitious.
17. I enjoy eating good food.
18. I can relax quite easily.
19. I enjoy being the center of attention.
20. I find it hard to talk to strangers.
21. I find that my first impression of a person is usually correct.
22. I get upset if someone criticizes me.
— a type of person you like to be with;
— a type of person you don’t like to be with;
— What sort of person annoys you;
— Two good points and two bad points about yourself, etc.
XI. You are studying English. Answer the following questions. Speak about your study habits (Student’s Study Habits Questionnaire):
Full name: __________________________________
Home address: _______________________________
What study materials do you use when you study English? ____________
How many hours a week do you study English by yourself? ____________
Which part of the day do you prefer to study at?____________________
When you study where do you prefer to sit? ______________________
What disturbs you most when you are studying? ____________________
What do you like best about learning English? _______________________
XII. a) What is your attitude to the Institute? Are you doing your best? Here is a questionnaire. Answer the questions and work out the score.
Are You Doing Your Best?
1. You are ten minutes late for the Institute. You know that it is not the first time you come late and the teacher is going to be angry when you arrive. What do you do?
— Run all the way and apologize to the teacher. (3)
— Do not worry about it. It does not matter. (1)
— Give up and go home. (0)
1. A week ago the teacher gave an essay to write. Tomorrow is an absolute deadline. You:
— Started to work at an essay immediately, now it is ready. (3)
— Waited until the last moment and now you have to sit up late to finish it in time. (2)
— Have had your essay written by a professional. (1)
2. You have to choose between English and German. How do you make your decision?
— You choose the language you think easier. (1)
— You choose the subject with a nicer teacher. (2)
— You choose the language that you think you will need in your future profession. (3)
4. What do you enjoy most about Institute?
— The bell telling that the lessons are over. (0)
— Five or six really interesting lessons. (3)
— Meeting your friends there. (1)
5. You have too much homework and you cannot do it all. What do you do?
— Give up and find something interesting to do. (0)
— Do the subjects you enjoy and forget the others. (2)
— Try your best and ask your teachers for help. (3)
6. Where do you usually sit at the lessons?
— At a place where you can see the board and hear your teacher clearly. (3)
— At the back of the class, so the teachers cannot see you talking. (0)
— Next to your best friend. (2)
7. How much of subjects do you think will be necessary in your future occupation?
— Most of them because they prepare you for the adult professional life. (3)
— None of them. They have got nothing to do with professional work. (0)
— Some practical things help, but the rest is rubbish. (1)
Results:
2 – 7: You hate the Institute and cannot wait when your study is over.
8 – 14: You and your Institute are going parallel ways and occasionally cross.
15 – 21: You love the Institute and you are doing your best.
b) Do you agree with the score? Why? Why not?
— I agree with my score. I got 19 and I love my Institute.
— I don’t agree. I got only 5 points but I don’t hate my Institute, etc.
c) What could you do to make the Institute better? What things could your teachers do?
— I could work a little bit harder.
— Teachers could give us less homework, etc.
XIII. Discuss if it is easy for you to get along with people who:
— are always complaining;
— are always criticizing someone;
— are always giving advice to everybody;
— are always interrupting;
— never listen to someone else’s point of view;
— are always changing their mind.
Use such expressions as:
• I cannot stand people who …
• I cannot get along with people who …
• It is difficult for me to communicate with people who …