Read
the text below. Match choices (A—H) to (1—5). There are three choices you do
not need to use. Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.
(1)________
Tolerance is mainly known as a willingness to accept others
and their beliefs, even if you don’t necessarily agree with them. That’s why
tolerance is often used in terms of religion («I don’t agree with his beliefs,
but I’m tolerant of them».) but I like to think of it more broadly.
When I’m stuck on a train beside someone, that’s driving me
nuts, I don’t want to cause a scene by telling them to shut up and find a new
seat. When I’m at a family gathering being bombarded by stories that I’ve
already heard at the last five family gatherings, I don’t want to upset my relatives
by being rude. I want to be tolerant of others and still keep my sanity.
Here are a
few tips that can help you to be more tolerant of others.
(2)________
It’s
really easy to blow someone off as soon as they strike up a conversation with
you — almost like you’re mentally rolling your eyes even though you’re nodding
politely. For once, listen to what they’re saying — really listen. Don’t be put
off by their appearance or the fact that someone else told you they’re weird a
little. Listen to them, at least for a while — we all want to be heard.
Now that
you’re listening to someone, resist the urge to totally discount what they’re
saying because it sounds «funny» or «weird» to you. If you’re not totally sure
about the point they’re trying to make, ask them questions. Try
to understand what they’re telling you — maybe they aren’t getting their point
across as clearly as they think they are.
You might
not agree with the person and their beliefs or opinions, and that’s okay. We’re
all different. That definitely doesn’t mean you have to become best buddies
and switch over to their way of thinking, but once you accept that it’s okay to
«agree to disagree» it should be a lot easier to have discussions with people.
Yeah, it can be, sometimes. Although becoming more tolerant
of others will allow you to get out of your comfort zone and possibly expand
your social circle, you might realize that you really enjoy someone’s company —
someone that you would have avoided if you hadn’t tried to listen to them and
understand them.
(By Steve Scott)
A Always Have a Plan
B Agree to Disagree
B Agree to Disagree
C Listen Carefully Without Jumping to Conclusions
D What is Tolerance?
D What is Tolerance?
E Tolerance and Patience
F Is It Enjoyable to Be Tolerant?
F Is It Enjoyable to Be Tolerant?
G Lack of Tolerance
H Try to Understand the Other Person’s Point of View
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