閱讀下面短文，然后從其后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。
According to Gerry Smith and Shaun Belding, writers of three books on dealing with people who make
troubles at the office, how you get on with the people described below can improve the working environment
for everyone.
（1）People who blame (指責(zé)) others including (包括) you
Call them on it by saying, "Why is it always someone else's fault (錯(cuò)誤)?" They may laugh over what
you said or become sorry. Both of them mean your point has been taken.
（2）People who take your ideas as their own
Put your names on anything you write or make. If someone does it at a meeting, point it out at once-
using humour（幽默）if possible. Later follow the person and tell him or her, "Don't do that again."
（3）People who often break in
Don't put up with it. Say coolly but firmly (堅(jiān)定地), "Please wait while I finish talking."
（4）People who embarrass (使人窘迫) you in public
Put them on the hot seat by saying later, "I'm sure you didn't want to embarrass me, but you did."
（5）People who don't follow through
Of course you cannot order another worker, but you can try telling them they are not helpful and that
you'll report it to the boss (老板) if they go on. Then do it.
（6）People who tell lies
Talk straight to him or her when it's about you. Or ask the boss for help, who can tell him or her, "There
are lies going around. Can I get you to straighten them out for me?"
1. What kind of people does the passage talk about?
A. Those who have difficulty at work.
B. Those who are making troubles.
C. Those who don't like working hard.
D. Those who aren't ready to help.
2. If someone takes your invention as his own, what will you do?
A. Point it out at once.
B. Talk to him coolly and firmly.
C. Put him on the hot seat.
D. Report the matter to your boss.
3. The words break in in the passage mean _________.
A. get into a room without knocking on the door
B. shout loudly while others are having a meeting
C. try to take a place which somebody else is working in
D. start to talk while somebody else hasn't finish talking
4. The writer's main purpose (目的) is _________.
A. to teach those who aren't doing well in their work
B. to let people know how to make friends with others
C. to make to working environment better for all people
D. to help bosses find a better way to work out problems
