If you think you are too shy and want to be a little bit braver, just try the following things:

Be ________ to others. Tell people you are shy. There is no need to hide it. When they get to know you are a shy kid, they will understand you ________. That also helps you feel easy in talks.

Learn to be a good ________. If you find it hard to start a talk, say something nice about people around you.

Think more about ways to enjoy parties or games. Don’t waste time ________ about your look or whether people like you or not. You will become relaxed and find it’s not so hard to talk with ________.

Try to smile more. When you smile, people think you are friendly and easy to ________. Remember most people will stay away from an angry-looking face.

Take one small foot at a time. Each time when you say “Hi!” or smile at someone, say to yourself “You can make it.” Keep trying and one day you’ll never feel shy.

1.A.kind B.nice C.open D.busy

2.A.better B.faster C.more slowly D.more careful

3.A.teacher B.reporter C.officer D.talker

4.A.being happy B.feeling good C.worrying D.talking

5.A.yourself B.others C.them D.everyone

6.A.look after B.know about C.keep from D.talk with

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