根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。

Five Things to Do in a Traffic Jam

Tired of traffic jams? Here are some tips that can help you to calm down in a traffic jam.

Listen to CD audio book

It’s a good idea to keep several audio books in your car. 1.Listening to an exciting story is more interesting than sitting silently and being bored.

Sing loudly

If you begin getting angry because of a long traffic jam, turn your CD player on or radio up. 2. Imagine you’re a wonderful singer and the audience is listening to you in admiration. Your stress will disappear.

3. .

You can use the radio and play entertaining games while waiting. For example,you can guess the song or the singer or to see how quickly you can recognize a new song.

Have a snack

Keeping a tasty snack in the car is especially good for waiting in traffic jams.Choo-

se what you like most of all, so you will look forward to traffic jams to have a chance to eat the delicious snack. 4.In that case, time is the last thing to worry about.

Argue with the radio talk show host

Find a station with a radio talk show. 5.If you disagree, you can show your anger.

Don’t be afraid to call their ideas stupid. Only make sure that the car windows are clo-

sed so no one may hear you.

Sitting in a traffic jam can be very stressful but next time you can use these simple

tips, and you won’t notice how long you have been waiting and soon you will be on

your way.

A. Play games

B. Use the radio.

C. Enjoy every bite of it.

D. Listen to their debates carefully.

E. Loud singing can help to reduce stress.

F. Begin to enjoy them as quickly as you can.

G. The storyteller’s voice can clear all your bad emotions.

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