after being given contrary informationD. the participants’ reactions were dominated by their first impression4. The text is mainly about ______.A. why first impressions stickB. how first impressions ……

a stick looked bent when I put it into the pool. By learning this way, I didn't just memorize the law; I... scenario to apply it to – a swimming pool. After school, I observed how a stick looked bent when I put ……

or urine which stick to the animal hair.Cornelia Schlueter is a doctor with the AOK state health... contact with an animal are the first signs of an asthmatic allergy.Cats are especially likely to cause ……

Jump. *Peddle. Fall. Repeat. This is the procedure for taking your first couple hundred shots..., reactions ranged from disbelief to laughter. As I grew better and better at riding, I could ……

. drive after drinking D. drive for a long time2. Which of the following is NOT a reason why night driving is dangerous? A. Drivers’ reactions may be slow.B. Drivers may be sleepy at night. C ……

. drive after drinking D. drive for a long time2. Which of the following is NOT a reason why night driving is dangerous? A. Drivers’ reactions may be slow.B. Drivers may be sleepy at night. C ……

;t help but notice one photo in particular buried deep in the box. The picture at first glance... at first glance is lovely. The sun was shining with not a cloud to be seen. I was sitting with my arm ……

observed how a stick looked bent when I put it into the pool. By learning this way, I didn’t just memorize... a real-life scenario (场景) to apply it to – a swimming pool. After school, I observed how a stick looked ……

pool. After school, I observed how a stick appeared to bend when I put it into the pool.... But I found a real-life scenario to apply it to – a swimming pool. After school, I observed how a stick ……

matter: rift between friends Characters’ reactions:(1) As I focus on the happy girl.... The first sentence clearly indicates that instead of reliving the past, the author decides to look ……

it at first. They searched (搜查) the village for days. They then gathered up eight suspects (嫌疑人) and brought them to Detective Jones. The detective gave each of the suspects a stick (棍子) and said ……

of time is worth an inch of gold  (一寸光阴一寸金).” Why did ancient (古代的) Chinese use “inch... used sundials (日晷) to measure time for thousands of years before the first mechanical (机械的) clock ……

WHEN Beethoven went deaf, he discovered he could still “hear” sounds by biting (咬) on a metal stick attached (连接) to his piano. This worked because the stick transmitted vibrations (震动). Now the same ……

later measured participants’ first reactions to an image (形象) of the target person. They found the new... it was formed. Otherwise, participants’ reactions were still dominated by their first impression of the person ……

光阴一寸金).” Why did ancient (古代的) Chinese use “inch” to describe time? A: Time is intangible (无形的) – we cannot... people used sundials (日晷) to measure time for thousands of years before the first mechanical (机械 ……