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  3. For many people, emotions are a scary thing. 【C1】______of the problem is that we just don’t know what to do with them, according

For many people, emotions are a scary thing. 【C1】______of the problem is that we just don’t know what to do with them, according

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问题    For many people, emotions are a scary thing. 【C1】______of the problem is that we just don’t know what to do with them, according to Darlene Mininni, Ph. D, author of The Emotional Toolkit. So we adopt the only strategies we【C2】______know. If you’re a man, you might distract yourself【C3】______playing video games, tinkering with your tools or drinking alcohol, she said. If you’re a woman, you might shop or eat. 【C4】______to these tools occasionally is OK, Mininni said. Making them part of your regular coping repertoire, however, is problematic.
   Emotions are valuable, and【C5】______a bounty of benefits. Emotions send us important messages and help us connect with others and accomplish great things, Mininni said. Using【C6】______strategies, however, can sabotage our relationships, job and even our health, Mininni said. In fact, people who handle stress effectively have healthier immune systems, don’t get sick as often and age【C7】______16 years more slowly than people who don’t.
   There’s actually【C8】______consensus on what an emotion is, and scientists may have various interpretations. Mininni【C9】______emotions as a "full-body experience," an interplay between our thoughts and physical sensations. For instance, a kind of giddy happiness and anxiety have the same sensations, such as tight muscles and a【C10】______heart. What determines whether we feel happy or anxious are our thoughts. Mininni said that all emotions【C11】______into these categories: anxiety, sadness, anger and happiness. In order to identify the【C12】______of your emotion, ask yourself these questions:
   Anxiety: What am I afraid of? Sadness; What have I lost? Anger: How have I or my values been attacked? Happiness; What have I gained?
   Once you’ve identified your emotional state, the last step is to take【C13】______. Ask yourself if there’s anything you can do to solve the situation, Mininni said. If there is, consider what you can do. If there’s【C14】______you can do, determine how you can cope with the emotion, she said. Mininni suggested meditating, getting social support, writing, exercising and seeking therapy.
   Think of these strategies as an emotional toolkit. You simply【C15】______your kit, and pick out the healthy tool you need, Mininni said. In fact, you can create an real toolkit, and pack it with【C16】______items such as sneakers, your journal, funny films, favorite books and a list of people you’d like to call when you’re【C17】______. The strategies that work best will【C18】______with each person, depending on your personality, physiology and other individual factors, Mininni said. For some people, running works wonders in alleviating anxiety. For others, meditation is【C19】______.
   Emotions may seem confusing and threatening but applying the above practical and clear-cut approach reveals emotions for【C20】______they really are; useful, informative and far from murky.
【C4】
选项 A、Applying
B、Going
C、Turning
D、Using
答案C
解析 短语辨析题。结合上下文内容，本句中的tools其实是“(不好的)方式、方法、技巧”之意，整句的意思是“这些办法偶尔为之是可以的”。turn to除了表示“向……请求帮助”和“使用某个新办法(来解决问题)”之外，还可以与anger／crime／drink／drugs／violence等带有贬义的词语搭配，所以[C]Turning最为准确。[A]Applying to“(法律、规定等)适用于……”；[B]Going to“去往……”；[D]Using to，无此用法，只有used to“过去常常”。
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