It is believed that on Christmas Day, Saint Nicholas gave presents to good kids, and __ to bad ones.

What did Peter want to do？

He wanted to ______.

______(你不该采用欺骗手段) ;no one will believe you any more.

Moralityinbusinesshasthreedistinctfaces,______(每一个都在确保商业成功中起着特有的作用)

From hair sprays to hairpieces, from reducing diets

to twenty four-hour fitness centers, from false

eyelashes to blue contact lenses, we show our concerns 【M1】______.

for how we look--and we support a multibillion

-dollar industry in process. And how do we 【M2】______.

calculate the prices we pay in mental anguish

over our personal appearance？ Should we not quite,

measure up to the ideal the culture demands us？ 【M3】______.

It seems most of us believe the words of

philosopher Thomas Fuller: "By the skin you 【M4】______.

may judge the nut." For most people in the United

States, the husk should not be flawless. Reflect for a 【M5】______.

moment on some of the ways people in the United

States make judgments based on personal appearance,

dress, and the objects we carry or place on 【M6】______.

our bodies. Studies show that being overweight in

the United States reduces income, lowers the chances

of getting married, and help decrease the amount 【M7】______.

of education one receive. When deciding whether

or not to strike up a conversation with a total stranger,

we are influenced in the way that person looks. Ruben 【M8】______.

says we make inferences (often faulty) about another's "intelligence, gender, age,

approachability, financial well-being, class, tastes, values, and cultural background"

from attractiveness, dress, and personal artifacts. Our culture's obsession with attractiveness

is so deep-seated, and begins early in life, that, as one study revealed, even very【M9】______.

young children select attractive friends over less attractive one. 【M10】______.

【M1】

The program was implemented with great (efficient) __ and speed.