The statement of ‘Men talk like books, women lose themselves in details’ is used in ___.
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- The statement of ‘Men talk like books， women lose themselves in details’ is used in ___。（ ） A: Egypt B: China C: Japan D: England
- The statement of “Men talk like books, women lose themselves in details” is used in _____. A: Sudan B: Hebrew C: Japan D: China
- Men and women also have differences in care for detailsin women’s appearance. Men _________________ the details, but women spend greatefforts on details of appearance only to _______ themselves to criticisms byother women.
- Women talk more about themselves than men.
- When a woman asks a man how she looks, it is very difficult for him to ___________ the right answer. Men do not think of their looks in the same way as women do. They ________ an opinion and like to think of themselves as average-looking. They don’t __________________ to their looks. However, women tend to think their appearance is “not good enough”. They would _______ the smallest imperfections in their bodies. The differences between how men and women view their own looks are caused by complex ____________ and societal factors. First, men and women have different childhood experiences with toys. Girls’ dolls have slim figures whose physical measurements are _________ for living human beings to achieve while boys’ toys are weird-looking. Second, beauty industry exerts different influences on them. Women are _________ that they must buy the newest beauty products and _____ them carefully, whereas men are not influenced; they don’t face the societal _____ purely on physical beauty. Men and women also have differences in care for details in women’s appearance. Men _________________ the details, but women spend great efforts on details of appearance only to _______ themselves to criticisms by other women. Anyway, to get back to my _______ point: There is no easy way for a man to answer a woman’s question of how she looks.