7. Образуйте соответствующее однокоренное слово. Eq (emotional intelligence)

When we think of brilliant (1) we imagine Einstein – deep-eyed, wooly-haired. High achievers are thought to be born for great (2). But while natural talent seems to flourish in some, it appear (3) in others. The ability to defer gratify (4) is a master skill, a triumph of reasoning brain over the impulse (5) one. It is a sign of emotional intelligence. It does not show in the IQ test. Brain power measure (6) in IQ does not matter as much as the qualities of mind – the ability to understand our own feelings and the ability to management (7) our own emotions. EQ is not the opposition (8) to IQ. What the research (9) are trying to understand is to what extent they are complement (10) to each other. Most researchers agree that among the ingredients of success, IQ counts for about twenty per cent, the rest depending on everything from luck to society (11) class. In the business world, IQ gets you a job, while EQ gets you a promote (12).

8. Образуйте соответствующее однокоренное слово. Rapport

If people have rapport with each other, they have a relation (1) in which they have a special able (2) to understand each other’s feelings or points of view. Knowing about rapport is a small step towards its achieve (3).

How do we create the relationship of trust and how can we extension (4) this natural skill? How do we know that two people are in rapport? Communicate (5) seems to flow when people are in rapport; their body move (6) as well as their words match each other. What we say can create or destruction (7) rapport, but that it only seven per cent of the communication.

Body language and tone of voice are more importance (8). You may have noticed that people who are in rapport mirror and match each other in post (9), gesture and eye contact. It is like a dance, where partners response (10) and mirror each other’s move (11). Have you ever found yourself enjoying deeply a converse (12) with someone and note (13) that your bodies have adopted the same posture? The deeper the rapport, the closer the match tends to be. This skill seems to be born (14), for new-born babies move in rhythmic (15) with the voices of the people around them.

9. Заполните пропуски подходящими по смыслу словами из предложенного списка. How to be in high spirits

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I. Your brain power can be (1) ___ by life’s little luxuries according to the scientific findings. It has been discovered that mice who are (2) ___ on popcorn and sweets have up to fifteen per cent more brain cells than mice who are kept in normal laboratory conditions. Being kept in cells full of brightly (3) ___ toys has a similar effect. It is (4) ___ that the same may be true for humans, which possibly explains why children from poorer homes tend to do less well at school and in life generally.

II. Feeling like an underdog can cause (5) ___ to your health. Research showed that workers who feel (6) ___ are significantly more likely to suffer from back problems. Doctors think that one of the greatest health threats comes from negative feelings such as depression or (7) ___, which creates stress hormones and produces cholesterol. It is quite likely that (8) ___ about whether or not you should eat a chocolate bar is doing you more harm than actually eating it.

III. Scientists have known for some time about seasonal affective disorder (SAD): a form of depression (9) ___ by lack of light in winter, which is thought to explain the relatively high (10) ___ rates in countries like Sweden, where in winter days are very short. However, recent research has shown that people working a night (11) ___ in factories can suffer from the same problem leading to stress and depression. The problem can be (12) ___ by illuminating workplaces with lights three times brighter than usual, making workers feel happier and more alert.

10. Выберите подходящее слово из предложенных двух вариантов.