I do not know the precise _____(meaningful ) of this word. A: meaningful B: meaningfully C: mean D: meaning

​As a child, you instinctively used your imagination as it was intended.‎ A: clumsily B: naturally C: meaningfully D: frequently

As a child, you instinctively used your imagination as it was intended. A: clumsily B: naturally C: meaningfully D: frequently

Which of the following can best summarize Paragraph 2 A: Some talented children can learn to do things promptly. B: In most cases, children have great difficulty communicating meaningfully. C: Children can learn to do various things if they get a proper chance. D: Adults should not take children's emotions and moods for granted.

(multiple choices) What can we learn from Gerorge Sperling’s experiment on sensory memory? A: Sensory memory can hold far more information than ever reaches consciousness. B: Sensory memory has been meaningfully encoded. C: Sensory memory disappeares very soon. D: People can achieve better accuracy of sensory memory when the delay is a bit longer.

Read the following statement. What is wrong with the argument? If there is no funding for exit planning for young people leaving juvenile justice then those at-risk youth will not have adequate support or stability. If they don't have adequate support or stability they will not be able to focus on their studies. If those youth are unable to focus on their studies they will drop out of school. If they drop out of school they will not be able to gain employment or be engaged meaningfully. This would lead them to a life of petty crime and worse. Check two options.

One night a Chinese student majoring in English sat on the steps of the foreign students’ residence and talked with two young male foreign students, one German and another American. They did not speak a word to her on their own initiative, but she asked many questions to get a conversation started. Every time they answered her with only one or two words. But she was determined to practice her English so she tried to keep the conversation going. “How do you spend your weekend?” she asked. The German boy answered immediately, “Fishing,” and the two boys looked at each other meaningfully. “Fishing?” She was really confused. “But where do you fish?” she asked. “Fishing has two meanings. One is the literal meaning. The other is just sitting here or walking on the street and waiting for some girls to come up to us.” Then they both burst out laughing. She was annoyed. She sat there silently and then suddenly stood up and walked away without saying goodbye. Question: What happened to the girl? Why did she leave without words suddenly?

Translate the following paragraph into Chinese. Minimalism (极简主义) is about getting rid of excess stuff and keeping only what you need. Minimalist living, in simplest terms, is to live with as less as possible, mentally and physically until you achieve peace of mind. Results that ensue are less stress, more time, and increased happiness. Minimalists like to say that they're living more meaningfully, more deliberately, and that the minimalist lifestyle allows them to focus on what's more important in life: friends, hobbies, travel, experiences. Of course, minimalism doesn't mean there's anything inherently wrong with owning material possessions. Today's problem seems to be that we tend to give too much meaning to our things, often forsaking (抛弃) our health, our relationships, our passions, our personal growth, and our desire to contribute beyond ourselves. In addition to its application in people's daily life, minimalism also finds application in many creative disciplines, including art, architecture, design, dance, film making, theater, music, fashion, photography and literature.