Multiple Choice Cloze 10.00 AM UK TIME TUESDAY 10th MARCH - Livestream - C1 and C2

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THURSDAY 12th MARCH AT 3.30 PM UK TIME
FRIDAY 13th MARCH AT 1PM UK TIME

How I changed my personality in six weeks
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20...

This time, I had six weeks of (unignorable, unshunnable, insignificant, unpreventable) data in front of me.

(Objectively, Fairly, Even-handedly, Soberly) , I had socialised, often with strangers, and had a not bad time. So maybe I was sociable after all.

The researchers were right that acting in a certain way can change your (awareness, feeling, recognition, perception) of yourself.

Answering questions like this helped (put, push, set, lay) me from the 30th percentile on extraversion to the 50th.

On agreeableness, I also hugely (improved, shifted, varied, fluctuated, displaced) from the 50th to the 70th percentile.

It seemed that thinking nice things about people had indeed made me more positively (willing, prepared, arranged, disposed) to humanity.

On neuroticism, I showed a/an (obvious, prominent, marked, designated) improvement, dropping from the 83rd percentile to 50th. I stayed roughly the same on conscientiousness and openness.

Throughout the six weeks, I was still frequently (besieged, blockaded, ambushed, deluged, raided, invaded) by self-doubt and afflicted by a number of ridiculous health paranoias.

But I felt more able to treat these for what they were – passing (ephemera, mayflies, lodgers, mementos, volatiles) that didn't have to hold any grander significance.

Sometimes clearly articulating the worry in my head was enough to (give, render, portray, yield, show) it untenably ludicrous.

Keeping the gratitude journal reminded me that not long before I had found things to be positive about, and (likely, liably, odds-on, fairly) would do again.

This was, of course, a highly unscientific study of one, but I still feel compelled to highlight several potentially (muddying, clouding, smudging, defiling) factors in the results.

For one thing, I had wanted to change for the (interest, purpose, motive, reason, sake) of this article, which could obviously have influenced the results.

In addition, I re-took the test the day after I'd (assisted, participated, attended, visited, taken part, frequented) a new local meet-up for writers, and the evening before that I had met a friend for dinner.