2026年中考英语复习难题速递之语篇-情感与情绪（2025年11月）

第75页（共75页）2026年中考英语复习难题速递之语篇—情感与情绪（2025年11月）一．完形填空（共8小题）1．（2025秋•静安区校级期中）Beingateenageriswonderful，butsometimesyoumayfeelsad，worried，orafraid.That'snormal.Everyonehasbadfeelingssometimes.So，howcanyou（1）withthem？Onegoodwayistotalktoschoolcounsellors.Theyarelikefriends.Theylistentoyouandhelpyoufeel（2）.Don'tbeshy—justgoandtalktothem.Youcanalsowritetoadvice（3）inmagazinesornewspapers.Expertswillreadyourproblemsandgiveyouhelpfuladvice.Theyoftensharestoriesfromotherpeople，soyouknowyouarenot（4）!Anotherideaistodo（5）.Haveyoutried（6）exercises？Theycanhelpyoufeelcalmwhenyouarescaredor（7）.Thefreshairwillalsomakeyoufeelbetter.Remember，it'sokaytohavenegativefeelings.Butyoudon'thaveto（8）themalone.Talktosomeoneordosomethingyouenjoy.Youwillfeelbettersoon!（1）A.talkB.stayC.dealD.help（2）A.easierB.funnierC.healthierD.better（3）A.lettersB.booksC.pagesD.columns（4）A.lonelyB.aloneC.awayD.unique（5）A.puzzlesB.homeworkC.exerciseD.cleaning（6）A.readingB.thinkingC.stretchingD.breathing（7）A.nervousB.hungryC.sadD.tired（8）A.feelB.haveC.faceD.take2．（2025秋•椒江区月考）Myangerexploded（爆发）afewweeksago.ItstartedwhenwedrovetoAuntJen'sfarm.MylittlebrotherTex（1）histoy，sowedrovehometopickitup.Justafewminuteslater，IrealizedmycookiesforAuntwerestillinthekitchen.Ispentawholeafternoonmakingthem."I'mafraidwedon'thave（2），"saidmymom."Takethemnexttime!"Ididn'tsayawordandjustpusheddownmyfeelings，（3）mymindkeptgoingoverallthoselittlethingsontheway.SpendingalovelydayonAuntJen'sfarm，wesetoffforhome.Assoonaswegothome，Texraninsidefor（4）."I'mthirstytoo!"Isaid，following（5）."Hangon，honey，"Momcalledme."Givemeahandwiththesebags."（6）allthefeelingsIkeptinsidepouredout."It'snot（7）!"Ishouted."Texgetstodoeverythinghewants，butIjustcan't!""Wow!You'rehavingstrongfeelings，"Momsaid."IwanttomakesureIreallyunderstand（8）youaresoangryabout.Let'shaveafamily（9）？"Ididn'tthinkitwouldhelp，butIagreed."IknowI'molder，soIhavetoberesponsible（负责任的）for（10）things，butIwishthingscouldbe.fairer!"Isaidfirstinthemeeting.Dadtouchedhishead，"Sorry，honey.Wedidn'tknowyouwere（11）somanyfeelings.""Let'strythis!"Mom（12）paperandpencils."Writedowntheunfairthingsthisweek—eventinyones!"Wewrotequietly.Mypapersaid，"NooneseeswhenIdothingsright.""Ah!"Momreadmy（13）carefully."HowaboutstartingaGoodJobBottle"？Youcanaddastoneintothebottleifyouhelpothers.Whenthebottleis（14），thatmeansapizza﹣movienight!""Thatsoundsnice.Icangiveitatry，"Isaid.Theothersalsoagreed.Afterthemeeting，Ifeltlighter.It'sOKtoletyourselfgetangry.Butdon't（15）tospeakitout.Justspeakuprightawaywhenyouneedto.（1）A.tookB.threwC.forgotD.found（2）A.timeB.giftsC.moneyD.cookies（3）A.ifB.butC.untilD.because（4）A.toysB.bagsC.drinksD.pencils（5）A.itB.youC.herD.him（6）A.CertainlyB.SlowlyC.FinallyD.Usually（7）A.fairB.safeC.seriousD.possible（8）A.howB.whatC.whenD.where（9）A.tripB.gameC.partyD.meeting（10）A.moreB.newerC.betterD.stranger（11）A.hidingB.showingC.trainingD.enjoying（12）A.tookoutB.gavebackC.paidforD.thoughtof（13）A.bookB.stoneC.wordsD.bottle（14）A.bigB.fullC.specialD.beautiful（15）A.tryB.waitC.agreeD.decide3．（2025•雅安模拟）Lately，mymoods（心情）havebeenupand（1）.SometimesIfeelanxious（焦虑的）orsadforno（2），andothertimesI'mreallyhappy.IhopeIcankeepmymoodsmorestable（稳定的）.Maybeit's（3）todowiththechangingseason.Weallhavetimeswhenourmoodsgoupanddownmorethantheyshould.Itcanbeworsewhenthere'salotgoingoninourlives—busywithstudy，maybesomearguments（争吵）athome...Whatshouldwedo？Whatmighthelpisdoingsomecalming（4）.Forme，drawingandmakingthingsreallyhelpmerelaxandgetawayfromtheworld'spressures.Readingafavoritebookisalsogreat.Finally，theremaybesomethingonyourmindmakingyourfeelingsmoreheightened（加重的）.Ifthereis，findsomeonetotalktoaboutit：yourparents，friendsorevenagoodteacher.Sometimesjustsharingyourworriescanmakeabig（5）andhelpcalmthoseheightenedfeelings.（1）A.downB.forC.besideD.below（2）A.reasonB.secretC.abilityD.partner（3）A.anytimeB.somethingC.nothingD.anything（4）A.prideB.backgroundC.traditionD.activities（5）A.sadnessB.differenceC.silenceD.symbol4．（2025•西安校级开学）Aronwasayoungboy.Hewasangryateverythingaroundhim.TocalmArondown，hismomcamehomewithacanvas（画布）."（1）youfeelbadaboutsomething，paintitinsteadofgettingangry，"shesaid.Aronwasn'tvery（2），buthedecidedtogiveitatry.Afterpaintingthreepictures，he（3）themtohismom."Tellme，Aron.Whatarethesepaintingsabout？"hismomasked."Thefirstwasabouthowsomekidsshowedoff（炫耀）theirnewclothes.Thenextwasaboutmy（4）.HealwaystoldmehowIwasdoingthingswrong.Andthe（5）paintingwasabouthowoneofmyschoolmatessaidIshouldchangemywayofacting.Theyallmademesoangry."Aron'smomsaid，"Aron，youalwaysgetangry，butyounevertryto（6）why."Thensheexplained（7）."Allthepeopleyouwereangrywithdid（8）wrong.Thekidswereshowingofftheirgoodclothesbutnevermadejokesaboutyou.Yourteacherscolded（斥责）youbutthatwasbecauseyoucaused（9）inclass.Andyourschoolmatejustwantedtohelpyoucorrectyourmistakes.Nexttimeyougetangry，takeadeepbreathandwalkawayforawhile.Thencomebackandtalktotheperson.Youmightfeelbetterthatway."Arontookhismom's（10）.Hegotangrylessoften.Heevenstartedhavingfunwithotherkids.（1）A.WhenB.UnlessC.ThoughD.Since（2）A.boredB.excitedC.scaredD.relaxed（3）A.soldB.lentC.showedD.returned（4）A.brotherB.fatherC.teacherD.friend（5）A.firstB.secondC.fourthD.last（6）A.teachB.answerC.forgetD.understand（7）A.quicklyB.carefullyC.suddenlyD.angrily（8）A.somethingB.everythingC.anythingD.nothing（9）A.troubleB.magicC.silenceD.joy（10）A.serviceB.planC.adviceD.information5．（2025春•长春期末）阅读短文，掌握其大意，然后从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。Ifyouoftenfeeltired，sleepyorsadinwinter，youmighthaveseasonalaffectivedisorder（SAD）（季节性情绪低落）.Somepeoplealsoeatmore，findit（1）tofocus（集中），orloseinterestinhobbies.SADusually（2）infallorwinterandendsinspringorearlysummer.Whentheweathergetscolderandthedaysgetshorter，somepeoplefeelless（3）andmoreunhappy.Themain（4）forSADisnotclear，butscientiststhinkitmaybecausedbychangesinhormones（激素）.Inwinter，itis（5）formostoftheday.Thismakesthemindmakemoremelatonin（褪黑素），athingthatmakespeoplefeel（6）andlessfullofenergy.Less（7）mightalsochangeyourbody'senergyandfeeling.Thebestwaytofeelbetteristogetmoresunlight.Doctorssuggestspendingsometimeoutsideeverydayinwinter，evenifit'sjustforashort（8）.Evenoncloudydays，naturallight（9）!Anotherwayistouse"lighttreatment."Thismeansusingspeciallightsathometo（10）naturalsunlight，whichcanhelpmakethesymptoms（症状）less.Youcanalsotrymovingyourbodymore，likedancingor（11）.Ifyoustillfeelverysad，youshouldseea（12）.Talkingtoadoctorearlyisimportant—SADcangetworseifyouwait.Don'tforgetto（13）yourfeelingswithfamilyorfriendstoo.Don'tworry，SADisa（n）（14）problem，andtherearealwayswaystomakeyoufeelbetterduringthecoldmonths.Callingafriendorkeepingasimpledailyplanmighthelpyoufeel（15）alone.Smallsteps，likedrinkingwarmmilkbeforebed，canalsohelp!（1）A.easyB.simpleC.hardD.important（2）A.dropsB.startsC.lastsD.masters（3）A.activeB.tiredC.shyD.lazy（4）A.methodB.problemC.resultD.reason（5）A.warmB.brightC.darkD.long（6）A.sleepyB.happyC.excitedD.angry（7）A.cloudB.sunlightC.windD.rain（8）A.talkB.lessonC.meetingD.walk（9）A.helpsB.developsC.wastesD.folds（10）A.coverB.copyC.makeD.clear（11）A.takingbreaksB.lyingdownC.playingsportsD.fallingasleep（12）A.coachB.writerC.scientistD.doctor（13）A.shareB.dealC.guessD.offer（14）A.seriousB.commonC.difficultD.unusual（15）A.moreB.betterC.lessD.worse6．（2025春•娄底期末）Anoldmanlivedinavillage.Thewhole（1）didn'tlikehim.Hewasalwayscomplaining（抱怨）.Andhewasalwaysinabadmood（情绪）.Whenpeopletriedtocheerhimup，hewould（2）atthem.Thenpeoplestartedtostayawayfromhimbecause（3）badmoodwascontagious（传染的）.Itwasdifficulttofeel（4）aroundhim.Butoneday—thedaywhenheturned80yearsold—an（5）thinghappened.Theman'smoodchangedsuddenly.Hewasnolongerangry.Instead，heseemed（6）andkind.Thevillagerssaid，"Theoldmanishappytoday.Hedoesn't（7）aboutanything."Thewholevillagewenttoseetheoldman.Theycouldn'tbelievethat.Oneofthevillagers（8）theoldman，"Whathappened（9）you？""Nothingspecialhappened，"themansaid."Inthepast，Ialwaysfeltupsetandangry.ButnowImakea（10）toberelaxedandenjoylife.That'swhyI'mhappynow."Itisimportanttoknowthatyourmoodcanaffect（影响）themoodsofthosearoundyou.Everyonehasbaddayssometimes.Ifsomeonetriestocheeryouup，justaccepttheirhelp.（1）A.cityB.townC.village（2）A.shoutB.smileC.laugh（3）A.myB.hisC.their（4）A.sadB.happyC.excited（5）A.excitingB.importantC.unbelievable（6）A.quietB.nervousC.bored（7）A.careB.complainC.argue（8）A.toldB.askedC.called（9）A.toB.forC.with（10）A.planB.mistakeC.decision7．（2025春•长春期末）Weoftenhearpeople（1），"Ifeelemo."Emoisshortfor"emotional"（情绪化的）.Itmeanssomeonehasstrongfeelings，usuallythe（2）oneslikebeingangry，worried，or（3）.Butdon'tworry—everyonegoesthroughemomoments，evenkidslikeyou!Lastmonth，13﹣year﹣oldLilyfeltemo.She（4）nervous（紧张的）becausesheforgothermathhomework.Herfaceturnedredwhentheteacheraskedforit.Thenshefeltworried（5）herfavoritepetcatwaslost.Shekept（6）aroundtheneighborhood，shoutingthecat'sname—"Mimi!"Buttherewasno（7）.Tomakeitworse，herlittlebrotherbrokeherfavoritepencilbox.Thesebadfeelings（8）likeadarkcloudoverherhead.Shesatonherbed，notwantingtotalktoanyone.Thankfully，Lily'smomknewwhattodo.She（9）Lilytodrawpicturesofherfeelings."Drawhowangryyouare，"shesaid.Lilydrewabigredstorm.Thenhermomaskedher（10）togetherinthepark.RunningmadeLily（11）better.Theyalsobaked（烘焙）cookies，andthesweetsmellmadeher（12）.WhenLilylookedatoldphotosofMimiplayinginthegarden，she（13）torememberhappytimesinsteadoffeelingsad."Emofeelingsarelikepassingclouds，"Lily'smomsaid."Theycome，buttheyalways（14）too."NowLilyknowsthatwhenshefeelsemo，shecandraw，exercise，ortalktosomeone.Thekeyistofindsmall（15）toletthesunshinebackin.Afterall，eventherainydaysendwitharainbow（彩虹）!（1）A.sayB.sayingC.saysD.said（2）A.goodB.badC.newD.old（3）A.happyB.sadC.surprisedD.lucky（4）A.tastedB.smelledC.feltD.sounded（5）A.orB.andC.butD.because（6）A.runningB.sleepingC.eatingD.studying（7）A.questionB.answerC.letterD.book（8）A.grewB.leftC.helpedD.taught（9）A.askedB.madeC.saidD.spoke（10）A.tosingB.todanceC.toexerciseD.toread（11）A.lookB.feelC.soundD.taste（12）A.colorB.teamC.smileD.size（13）A.decidedB.forgotC.hatedD.had（14）A.stayB.leaveC.comeD.arrive（15）A.problemsB.waysC.feelingsD.clouds8．（2025春•东坡区期末）Peoplehandle（处理）badfeelingsindifferentways，likegoingforawalkorwatchingamovie.Doyouknowlyingonthefloorcanhelpyoufeel（1），too？Duringthe"floortime"，allyouneedtodoislieflat（躺平）onthefloor.Itcanhelpyouforgetyourworries.Whyisit（2）？Lyingonthefloorhelpsyoutakeabreakfromwhat'shappeningaroundyou，allowingbothyourmindandbodyto（3）.Butwhenwesitorstand，ourbodiesoftenholdtension（紧张）.Bylyingdown，wenaturallyrestourbodiesandminds.（4），lyinginbeddoesn'thelpinthesameway.That'sbecausewhenwe'reinanoldplace，ourmindsarelikelytostayactive（活跃的）andcan（5）fillwithworries.（1）A.sadderB.busierC.colderD.better（2）A.interestingB.usefulC.freeD.difficult（3）A.relaxB.growC.workD.swing（4）A.InsteadB.AlsoC.HoweverD.Again（5）A.beautifullyB.loudlyC.luckilyD.easily二．阅读理解（共12小题）9．（2025•佛山模拟）Intoday'ssociety，manyyoungpeopleworryabouthowtheylook，whichleadstofeelingsofanxiety（焦虑）.InJapan，peopleareusuallyshyerandquieterthanpeopleinWesterncountries.Thiscanmakestudentslessconfidentandstopthemfromshowingwhotheyare.Forexample，duringtheCOVID﹣19pandemic（新冠疫情），masksbecameadailypartoflife.Evenafterthepandemic，manyJapanesestudentsstillworemasksbecausetheyfeltnervousaboutshowingtheirfaces.InSweden，manystudentsworryabouthowtheylook，andsocialmediaisabigreason.Thepicturesstudentsseeonlineoftenshowpeoplewholookperfect，andthismakesthemfeelliketheyneedtolookthesame.ThisproblemgetsworsebecauseofappslikePhotoshop，whichmakepeoplelookevenmoreperfect.Studentsthinktheyarenotasgood﹣lookingasthepeopleinthesepicturesandfeelanxious.InMexico，studentsfeelnervousabouttheirlooks，too.Ana，a14﹣year﹣old，hasseensomeclassmatesgetanxiouswhentheygetpimples（青春痘）andotherstalkaboutmakeuptipsandsharecosmetics（化妆品）intherestroom.Theseworriesarecommonamongteenagersastheirbodieschangeandgrow.Shethinksthingslikesocialpressurefromfriends，bullying（霸凌），andseeingpopstarsinfluencethesefeelings.Shesaysthatovercomingtheseworrieshelpsteenagersbetterunderstandandacceptthemselves.Shealsoencourageseveryonetofocuson（关注）whatthey'regoodatandrememberthatit'sokaytolookdifferentbecausenobodyisperfect.However，thingsgetbetterinSingapore.HuangLuofei，a13﹣year﹣old，noticedthatnotmanypeopleatherschoolworryabouthowtheylook.ShebelievesthisisbecauseSingaporeisamulticultural（多元文化的）countrywithmanydifferentideasofbeautyandstyle.Peopletherecaremoreaboutpersonalitythanappearance（外貌），andschoolsletstudentstrulybethemselves.Dostudentsinyourcountryworryabouthowtheylook？Whatmakesthemfeelthisway？Whatdoyouthinkaboutit？Anyway，it'simportantforyoutorememberthateveryoneisdifferentandeveryonecanbebeautifulintheirownway.（1）WhydomanyJapanesestudentsstillwearmasksevenaftertheCOVID﹣19pandemic？A.Becauseit'satraditioninJapan.B.Becausemasksarerequiredbytheschool.C.Becausetheyfeelnervousaboutshowingtheirfaces.D.Becausetheythinkmasksprotectthemfromgettingsickagain.（2）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"this"inParagraph3referto？A.ThefactthatSwedishstudentslikesharingphotosonline.B.TheproblemthatSwedishstudentsworryabouttheirlooks.C.Thesituationthatonlinepicturesshowperfect﹣lookingpeople.D.ThetrendthatstudentsuseappslikePhotoshoptoeditphotos.（3）WhatdoesAnasuggestteenagersdotoovercomeworriesabouttheirlooks？A.Spendmoretimelearningmakeupskills.B.Comparethemselveswithperfectonlinepicturesless.C.Focusontheirstrongpointsandaccepttheirdifferences.D.Askfriendsforadviceonhowtoimprovetheirappearance.（4）Whatcanweinferfromthepassage？A.Allyoungpeopleintheworldworryabouttheirappearance.B.Thereasonsforstudents'appearanceanxietyaredifferentamongcountries.C.Socialmediaisthemaincauseofappearanceanxietyworldwide.D.StudentsinWesterncountriesaremoreconfidentthanthoseinAsia.（5）Whatisthestructureofthetext？A.①/②③④⑤/⑥B.①/②③④/⑤⑥C.①/②③/④/⑤⑥D.①②③④/⑤/⑥10．（2025秋•玄武区期中）Angerisanormalandhealthyhumanemotion.Butwhenitgetsoutofcontrol，itcancauseproblems：problemsatwork，inyourpersonalrelationshipsandinyourfamilylife.Everybodygetsangrysometimes.Althoughbeingangryisacommonsituation，learninghowyoudealwithitisessential.Itisdifficultforkidsandevenforadults.Theseideasmaycalmyoudownandhelpyousolvetheproblemwhichistroublingyou.First，exercisecanbeusefulforpeoplewhoaretryingtogettheirtempersundercontrolbecauseit'samethodofreleasingenergyandstress.Forexample，youwillfeelgoodtodancearoundyourroomwithyourfavouritemusic!Second，getintothehabitofsavinghowyou'refeelingandwhy.Ifyou'rehavingtroublewithyourtemper，talkwithyourparentsorfriendsandtellthemwhatyouaretryingtodo.Wordshelpyoushowyourfeelingsandreceiveunderstandingfromothers.Third，breathedeeplyandrepeatacalmwordorphraseslowly，suchas"relax"or"takeiteasy"toyourselfwhilebreathing.Besides，you'dbetterthinkofpeopleandthingsyouarethankfulforbecauseyoucan'tbeangryandgratefulatthesometime.Angerisneveranexcusetogiveupyourworkorinfluencethepeoplearoundyou.Rememberthatlifewillalwaysbefilledwithpain，frustration（挫折）andsomeotherunexpectedfeelings.Youcan'tchangethat，butyoucanchangeyourwaytofacetheeventsthataffectyou.Learningtocontrolyourangercanhelpyoustayawayfrombeingevenunhappier.（1）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"essential"in﹣Paragraph1probablymean？A.Organized.B.Important.C.Interesting.D.Powerful.（2）WhichofthefollowingisNOTasuggestedwaytocontrolanger？A.Breathingdeeplyandrepeatingcalmwords.B.Eatingyourfavouritefoodtohelpfeelbetter.C.Talkingwithparentsorfriendsaboutyourfeelings.D.Thinkingofpeopleandthingsyouarethankfulfor.（3）Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph？A.Controllingangerhelpsavoidmoreunhappiness.B.Unexpectedfeelingsarethemostdifficulttocontrol.C.Angercanbeagoodexcusetogiveupworksometimes.D.Wehadbetteravoidpainfulfeelingsandfrustrationinlife.（4）Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？A.Exerciseisthebeatwaytodealwithangerproblems.B.Bothchildrenandadultshavedifficultycontrollinganger.C.Angerisabademotionthatshouldbeavoidedcompletely.D.Angerisacommonfeelingbutlearningtocontrolitisimportant.11．（2025秋•江阴市期中）Lookatthefollowingquiz（测验）.Payattentiontowhatyouseeinthepicture.Thinkaboutwhatyouwoulddofirst.A：Turnoffthefirethatisheatingthekettle（水壶）.B：Answerthephone.C：Calmthebabywhoiscryingaloud.D：Stopthedogfromchewing（啃）onthesofa.TellA：Youareapersonwhoputssafetyfirst.Youturnoffthefirefirstbecauseyouthinkitisimportanttoprotectyourhomeandyourfamily.Also，youdoyourbesttomakesurethateverythingisinorder.TellB：Youconsider（认为）yourselftobelazyandprefertorelaxathome.Itdoesnotbotheryoutoomuchifyouhavetowaitabittofeelcomfortable.Inaddition，youenjoyspendingtimewithyourfriendsandfamilybecauseyoualsolikecommunication.TellC：Youareresponsible（负责的）andabletomakeimportantdecisionsevenwithoutthehelpofothers.Youdonotusuallygiveupotherswhentheyhaveproblems.Youwilltrytohelpthemoutasmuchasyoucan.TellD：Youdomanythingsonimpulse（冲动）.Youareeasilyangryatboringthingsinlife.Youpayalotofattentiontohowyoulook.Thisquizisjustforfun.Don'ttakeitseriously.（1）IfyoudoAfirst，itmeansaccordingtothematerial.A.youeasilybecomeangryB.youvaluesafetyC.youoftendosomecleaningD.youarelazyathome（2）Jacklikesspendingtimewithhisparents，sohemayfirstaccordingtothematerial.A.answerthephoneB.turnoffthefireC.calmthebabyD.preventthedog（3）WhichofthefollowingisTrueaccordingtothequiz？A.Apersonwhoturnsoffthefirefirstcaneasilygetangry.B.Thequizisveryuseful.Youmusttakeitseriously.C.Youpaygreatattentiontoyourlooksifyoustopthedogfirst.D.Onlystudentscantakethequizwhentheyareatschool.12．（2025秋•通州区期中）Everyonemayfeelangryatanytime.It'sacommonfeeling.Somepeoplecrywhentheyfeelangryandsomemayshout.Unluckily，manyofususuallyhideanger.Astudysuggeststhatthiscanhavelong﹣termbadinfluencesonourhealth.Isitbettertocryorbreakthingswheneversomethingmakesusangry？Thestudyshowsthatwhenweshowourangerinthisway，maybewecan'tgetonwellwithourfriendsorourfamily.Themoretimewekeepbeingangry，theworseresultwe'llget.Sohowcanwedealwithourfeelingofangerinarightway？First，knowwhatangeris.Angerisoftencausedbyfeelingsofbeingtooafraid，disappointment（失望）andsoon.Also，caremoreaboutthoseeverydaythingsthatwillmakeusangry.Forexample，wemaygetangryinalonglineatthestore.Takeastepbackandthinkthatitisn'tpersonal.Everyoneinthelinehasdinnertomake，justlikeus.Thenwe'llfeelbetter.Anotherwayofdealingwithangeristotalkaboutit.Thestudyhasshownthatifwenameourfeelings，wecanslowlycalmourselvesdown.Besides，takeadeepbreathorfindhelpfulexercisetodo.Exercisehelpsdealwithanger.Rememberthathowweactwhenweareangrycanmakethingsbetterorworse.Ifwelearntodealwithanger，wewillbehappierandhealthier.（1）HowdoesthewriterleadintothetopicinParagraph2？A.Bytellingastory.B.Byaskingaquestion.C.Bygivinganexample.D.Byusinganoldsaying.（2）Whichpicturecanshowtherelationshipbetweenangerandtime？（x＝thetimeyoukeepangry，y＝thebadinfluencesitwillhave）A.B.C.D.（3）Whichcanhelpdealwiththefeelingofangeraccordingtothetext？a.Takingsomeexercise.b.Eatingdeliciousfood.c.Talkingaboutanger.d.Takingadeepbreath.A.bed.B.abd.C.acd.D.abc.（4）Whatisthemostsuitablestructureofthetext？（P＝Paragraph）A.B.C.D.13．（2025秋•重庆期中）①ThereisafamousexpressioninEnglish"Stoptheworld，Iwanttogetoff!"Thisexpressionisactuallyaboutafeelingofpanic（恐慌），whichmakesapersonwanttostopwhatevertheyaredoing，trytorelax，andbecomecalmagain."Stress"isoneofthemostcommoncausesofhealthproblemsinmodernlife.Toomuchstressresultsinphysical，emotional，andmentalhealthproblems.②Thereareplentyofphysicaleffects（影响）ofstress.Stresscanaffecttheheart.Itcanmaketheheartbeatfasterormissbeats，andcanalsocausehighbloodpressure.Stresscanaffecttherespiratory（呼吸）system（系统）.Itcancauseapersontobreathetoofast，resultinginalossofimportantcarbondioxide（二氧化碳）.Stresscanaffectthestomach.Itcancausestomachhurtsandproblemsdigesting（消化）food.Theseareonlyafewexamplesofsymptoms（症状）resultingfromstress.③Emotions（情绪）arealsoeasilyaffectedbystress.Peoplewhohavetoomuchstressoftenfeelworried.Theymayfeeltiredallthetime.Whenpeopleareunderstresstheyoftenoverreact（反应过度）tolittleproblems.Forexample，anormallygentleparentunderalotofstressatworkmayshoutatachildfordroppingaglassofjuice.Stresscanmakepeopleangry，moody（情绪化），ornervous.④Long﹣termstresscanleadtodifferentkindsofseriousmentalillnesses.Depression（抑郁），aterriblefeelingofsadnessandhopelessness，canbetheresultofcontinuedandincreasingstress.Eatingdisorders（紊乱）aresometimescausedbystressandareoftenmadeworsebystress.Ifstressisallowedtocontinue，thenone'smentalhealthisatrisk.⑤Itisclearthatstressisaseriousproblem.Ithasagreatinfluenceonthehealthandourfeeling.So，reducestress，stoptheworldandrestforawhile.（1）Howmightthepersonfeelbysaying"Stoptheworld，Iwanttogetoff!"？A.Excited.B.Happy.C.Surprised.D.Stressedout.（2）Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingmayhavenothingtodowithtoomuchpressure？A.Ben，amiddleschoolstudent，isbreathingtoofastbeforeanexam.B.Lindaishavingfastheartbeatandhighbloodpressurebeforegivingaspeech.C.Janehasastomachachewhenlookingatherson'spoorgradesafterlosingherjob.D.Nick，afactoryworker，isworkingbyhimselftocompleteabigtask.（3）Whyisdepressionmentionedinthe4thparagraph？A.Togiveanexampleoftheresultoflong﹣termstress.B.Toexplainhowstresscausesdepression.C.Totellustheworsteffectofstress.D.Toshowthewriter'sopiniononemotions.（4）Whichisthebeststructureofthepassage？A.B.C.D.14．（2025秋•南海区期中）Angerisn'tagoodfeeling.Angermaymakeusfeeluncomfortable，butit'salsonormalindailylife.Unluckily，manyofusoftenhideourfeelings，andthiscanhavelong﹣termbadinfluencesonourhealth.Isitbettertocryorbreakthingswheneversomethingmakesusangry？Theresearchpointsoutthatwhenweshowourangerinthisway，wecan'tprobablygetonwellwithourfriendsandfamily.Thelongerwestayangry，theworseresultwe'llget.Sohowcanwedealwithourangryfeelingsinarightway？First，Angerisoftencausedbyfeelingsoffear，disappointment（失望）andsoon.Second，paymoreattentiontothoseeverydaythingsthatwillmakeusangry.Onewayofdealingwithangeristotalkaboutit.Theresearchhasshownthatifwenameourfeelings，wecanactuallycalm（使平静）ourselvesdownandfeelbetter.Dosomecontrolledbreathingorfindsomephysicalactivities.Exercisehelpswithfeelingsofanger.Ifwelearntodealwithanger，wewillbehappierandhealthier.（1）Whatcaninfluenceourhealthbadlyforalongtime？A.Beingangry.B.Hidingourfeelings.C.FeelinguncomfortableD.Badfeelings.（2）Whichpictureshowstherelation（关系）betweenthetimeofbeingangry（x）andthebadresultofthat（y）？A.B.C.D.（3）Whichofthefollowingcanbeputin"▲"inParagraph3？A.findoutwhatmakesusangry.B.cooldown.C.showitinahealthyway.D.trynottobeangry.（4）Whichcanhelpdealwithfeelingsofanger？a.Exercising.b.Eatingdeliciousfood.c.Talkingaboutthefeelings.d.Doingsomecontrolledbreathing.A.abcB.abdC.acdD.bcd（5）What'sthebesttitleforthetext？A.WhatMakesYouAngry？B.WhyAreYouAngry？C.WhentoDealwithAnger？D.HowtoDealwithAnger？15．（2025秋•福田区校级月考）Laughtercanhelpusbefreefrompainandincreaseourendurance（忍耐力）.A2011studyatOxfordUniversityshowedthattellingajoketoafriendcanhelpusdomoreexerciseatthegymorgofarther