8 CÂU HỎI
The word “self-evident” in paragraph 2 is closet in meaning to ____________.
A. obvious
B. predictable
C. inevitable
D. promising
Which of the following is NOT TRUE, according to paragraph 2?
A. In some cases, a gift should cost an adequate amount of money to be considered suitable.
B. Gifts givers tend to believe that expensive gifts are always better that cheaper ones.
C. Recipients do not think about cost when considering how much they like the gift.
D. Gifts are more enjoyable if they are more expensive than the expected price.
What can be inferred from the passage?
A. The more you spend on a gift, the less likely the receiver will enjoy it.
B. Giving an inappropriate gift will always result in the end of a relationship.
C. A gift that seems an exciting at the moment of giving can still be good one.
D. If you give people great gifts, they will not think about your thoughtfulness.
According to Nichols Epley, when receiving bad gifts, people will usually _________.
A. make an effort to appreciate the gift so as to be polite
B. think about the giver’s perspective when choosing that gift
C. ask the giver how much time it took them to buy that gift.
D. talk to other people about how inappropriate the gift was
The word “wildly” in paragraph 4 can be best replaced by _______________.
A. uncontrollably
B. actively
C. extremely
D. moderately
In paragraph 3, Jeff Galak said that what recipients actually like about a gift is ________.
A. how creative and unique it is
B. how surprising it is when it is revealed.
C. how much they enjoy it upon receiving it
D. how valuable it is in the long term
The word “it” in paragraph 3 refers to by ________________.
A. smile
B. gift
C. value
D. moment
Which of the following best serves as a title for the passage?
A. The Consequences Of Giving Unsuitable Gifts.
B. The Key To Giving Your Loved Ones Great Gifts.
C. Why Trying To Buy Expensive Gifts Is Not Wise.
D. Giving The Wrong Gift Is Not As Bad As You Think.