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PAGE5-课时作业(二)Unit1SectionⅡGrammar——虚拟语气(一)Ⅰ.阅读理解AIdidn'tknowhowtosayno,andwasafraidtotellpeoplewhatIwanted.Instead,Igotmyselftangled(纠结的)inawebofobligations,anxiety,andwhitelies.TheworstthingwasthatIdidn'tevenrealizewhatIwasdoing.IthoughtIknewhowtosay“no”—butcouldn'trememberthelasttimeIhad.Likealotofpeople,Ijustwantedtobeaccepted,appreciated,loved—andthattheonlywaytogetthosethingswastoputeveryoneelse'sneedsbeforemyown.IneverseemedtohavetimeforthingsIreallywantedtodo.I'dliketolearnSpanish,writemorefiction,andtravel.Thesearen'thuge,unrealisticgoals.Andyet,mypeople­pleasingwaysdramaticallycutintomyfreetimetopursuethesedesires.Butrecently,IdecidedI'dhadenough.Asanexperiment,Ibeganstandingupformyself,evenattheriskofalienating(使疏远)myselffromeveryoneandhavingmyentirelifecomecrashingdownaroundme.Severaldaysago,agoodfriendaskedmetogoforcoffeeat5p.m.Iwasplanningtohitthegymandthenbinge—watchMadMenforthemillionthtime.Isaid,“Sorry,I'vegotthingsIwanttodotonight.”Shesaid,“That'sfine.Maybeanothertime.”ItwasallsopainfullysimplethatIwantedtocry.Saying“no”issomucheasier.IfsomeoneasksmetodosomethingIhavezerointerestin,I'mpolitebuthonest.“I'msorry,Idon'tthinkthat'sreallyforme.”Thewordsslipoutmymouthfasterthansomeotherlameexcuses.Learninghowtosay“no”hasaddedseveralextrahourstomydays,daystomyweeks,andwhatfeelslikemonthstomyyears.Inolongerhavetoback­burnermyplanstohelpfriendswiththeirjobsearch,orsetasideaweekendtoreadabookdraftbysomeoneIbarelyknow.Saying“no”hassetmefree.1.Whywastheauthorafraidofsaying“no”?A.Shedidn'twanttotelllies.B.Shewantedtomakemorefriends.C.Shewantedtopleaseeveryone.D.Shewasalwayswillingtohelpothers.2.Whatwasthebadpointofbeingafraidofsaying“no”?A.Shealienatedmanyfriends.B.Shewaskeptbusyalldaylong.C.Shefeltdepressednowandthen.D.Shehadnotimeforherownhobbies.3.Whatwasherfriend'sreactionwhenshesaid“no”toher?A.Angry.B.Painful.C.Natural.D.Disappointed.4.Howdidtheauthorfeelaftershehadlearnttosay“no”?A.Relaxed.B.Lonely.C.Confident.D.Lost.BBrainhealthiskeytosuccessfulageing,_anditinvolvesseveralmentalfunctionsincludingmemory,reasoningandplanning.Memorydefineswhoweare—withoutmemorywehavenopast,cannotplanforthefutureandareunabletoenjoythepresent.Ourreasoningandplanningskillshelpuscreateandmaintainhealthylifestylehabitsthatprotectourbodiesandminds.Peoplearelivingmuchlongerthaneverbefore.Thosebornin1900wouldhavebeenluckytoreachtheir50thbirthday.Today,lifeexpectancyinmanycountriesexceeds80,butunfortunatelyage­relateddiseasessuchasAlzheimer'sanddiabetescandiminishqualityoflife.Asweage,braincellsthatnormallyfightoffinfectionandrepairtissuebegintoattackhealthybraincells.Thiscausesinflammation(炎症)andcanleadtocognitivedeficitsanddisease.Butadoptinghealthylifestylehabits,suchaseatingfish,gettingagoodnight'ssleepanddoingphysicalexercise,canslowandevenreversetheprocess.Thetypical45­year­oldhasworsememorythanthe25­year­old,andourbrainswillcontinuetodeclineifwedonothingtoprotectthem.However,ifweintervene(干预)early,wecanslowthedecline.It'salwayseasiertoprotectahealthybrainthantotrytorepairdamageonceitisextensive.Althoughthereisageneticcomponenttohealthyageing,lifestylehabitsmaybemorecriticalthangenes.ThelandmarkMacArthurStudiesofSuccessfulAgeingshowedthat,onaverage,non­geneticfactorsaremoreimportantthangeneticsindetermininghowwellandlongwelive,suggestingthatwehavemorecontrolthanwerealizeoverremaininghealthyaswegetolder.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“ageing”meaninthefirstparagraph?A.Theprocessofgettingold.B.Mentalfunctions.C.Lifeexpectancy.D.Healthylifestyle.6.Whatcanwedotoslowthedeclineofourbrains?A.Enjoyingthepresent.B.Stayinginagoodmood.C.Workingaslongaspossible.D.Adoptinghealthylifestylehabits.7.WhatdoesMacArthurStudiesofSuccessfulAgeingsuggest?A.Age­relateddiseasesaffectourqualityoflife.B.Geneticfactorsdeterminehowwellwelive.C.Wecandosomethingtolivebetterandlonger.D.Sometimeswedon'tknowhowtokeephealthy.8.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.Dailyhabitsdetermineyourlongevity.B.Youshouldprotectyourbrainsearly.C.Goodhealthresultsfromrightfood.D.Bodyexercisealsobenefitsmentalhealth.Ⅱ.完形填空CathyandImetafewdaysafterIfirstarrivedinChina.IwaswalkingaroundtheEnglishacademywhichhad__1__me,introducingmyselftomynewcolleagues,mostof__2__wereChinese.IenteredCathy's__3__,sawher,andimmediatelyfeltsome__4__andhappyemotions(情感).She__5__sokind,yetprofessional.Icouldn'tstopsmilinglikea(n)__6__.Afterintroducingourselvesandexchanging__7__questions.Iaskedwhethersheknewanyonewhocould__8__meinChinese.Shesaidshecould,andagreedtomeetoutsidework.Wesometimesexchangednon­romantictextsintheevening.Afteracouple__9__,Iinvitedhertomyapartment.Iwasverynervous.Later,Iaskedifshewouldconsider__10__me.Shedidn'timmediately__11__,butsaidshewouldtellmethenextday.Ifounditverydifficultto__12__,butIdid.Thiswasa__13__difference.InAmericanculture,startingtodatesomeoneisnotabig,important__14__,butIthinkinChinesecultureitis.Well,shesaid“yes”,andsowespentlotsoftimetogether,and__15__love.Iaskedherto__16__meabout6or7monthslater.WehadaChinesestyle__17__inCathy'shometown.Myparentscame,anditwasgreat.Itwentreally__18__.Everyonewasvery__19__.Itwasaveryfunandinteresting__20__forme,verydifferentfromaWesternstylewedding.1.A.hiredB.firedC.educatedD.hated2.A.whichB.themC.whomD.what3.A.lifeB.classroomC.bedroomD.heart4.A.interestingB.awkwardC.disappointedD.looked5.A.talkedB.taughtC.smelledD.looked6.A.fatherB.actorC.foolD.genius7.A.basicB.seriousC.practicalD.strange8.A.matchB.persuadeC.communicateD.tutor9.A.hoursB.weeksC.yearsD.decades10.A.datingB.teachingC.cheeringD.praising11.A.leaveB.argueC.agreeD.answer12.A.sleepB.laughC.waitD.complain13.A.temporaryB.nationalC.culturalD.political14.A.riskB.decisionC.troubleD.fault15.A.tradedB.fellinC.talkedaboutD.brokein16.A.marryB.waitforC.testD.gowith17.A.breakupB.partyC.get­togetherD.wedding18.A.steadyB.wellC.annoyingD.fast19.A.curiousB.politeC.sadD.happy20.ApanionB.lessonC.experienceD.story课时作业(二)Ⅰ.阅读理解A【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。作者通过讲解并描述自己的亲身感受,向读者阐述了对别人说“不”的重要意义。(bingen.v.大吃大喝;狂欢作乐)1.答案与解析:C考查推理推断。本题问的是作者为什么胆怯 说“不”。依据文章其次段尤其是最终一句“Likealotofpeople,Ijustwantedtobeaccepted,appreciated,loved—andthattheonlywaytogetthosethingswastoputeveryoneelse'sneedsbeforemyown”可知,作者这种取悦别人的交际方式是她不敢说“不”的缘由,故答案为C项。2.答案与解析:D考查细微环节理解。本题问的是作者胆怯 说“不”的弊端。依据文章第三段尤其是具有概括作用的第一句“IneverseemedtohavetimeforthingsIreallywantedtodo”可知作者没有可以支配的时间干自己想干的事了,故答案为D项。3.答案与解析:C考查推理推断。本题问的是当作者说“不”时她挚友的反应。依据文章第四段两人对话内容“Isaid,‘Sorry,I'vegotthingsIwanttodotonight.’Shesaid,‘That'sfine.Maybeanothertime.’”可知,她挚友的反应很自然,所以答案为C项。4.答案与解析:A考查推理推断。依据文章最终一段的描述,尤其是“Saying‘no’hassetmefree”可知,作者学会说“不”之后有了更多的自由时间,很放松,故答案为A项。【语篇解读】本文是一篇争论文。文章探讨了健康老龄化问题,指出日常生活习惯确定了个人的寿命。5.答案与解析:A考查词义揣测。依据下文的叙述可知本文讲的是有关健康老龄化的问题,同时文章第五段中的“Althoughthereisageneticcomponenttohealthyageing,lifestylehabitsmaybemorecriticalthangenes”也出现了“ageing”,依据第五段内容可知“ageing”在这里的意思是“老龄化过程”,故答案为A项。6.答案与解析:D考查细微环节理解。本题问的是为了减缓大脑衰退我们能做什么。依据文章第三段中的“braincells...Butadoptinghealthylifestylehabits,suchaseatingfish,gettingagoodnight'ssleepanddoingphysicalexercise,canslowandevenreversetheprocess”可知我们可以通过养成健康的生活习惯来达到目的,故答案为D项。7.答案与解析:C考查推理推断。本题问的是麦克阿瑟胜利老龄化的探讨表明白什么。依据文章最终一句“ThelandmarkMacArthurStudiesofSuccessfulAgeingshowedthat,onaverage,non­geneticfactorsaremoreimportantthangeneticsindetermininghowwellandlongwelive,suggestingthatwehavemorecontrolthanwerealizeoverremaininghealthyaswegetolder”可知,这个探讨表明随着年龄的增长,我们对保持健康的限制比我们相识到的要多。也就是说我们可以做些事情让自己活得更好更久,所以答案为C项。8.

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