英语高二巩固卷【黑吉辽蒙卷】辽宁省点石联考2025年10月高二巩固卷（10.20-10.21）

考英语考后巩固卷高二2025年10月版姓名：班级：强化记忆点石成金举一反三步步为赢点石成金点石联考出题中心错题复盘：逐题分析错误原因（审题不清、知识点遗忘、计算失误等），用不同颜色标注错题类型。统计归类：按知识点或题型分类整理错题（如函数、几何、语法、实验设计），统计高频失分模块，明确需优先突破的薄弱环节。知识补漏：针对错题涉及的课本概念、公式、定理，重新梳理核心内容，结合例题理解应用场景。专项训练：根据错题类型，精选同类题目进行限时练习（如每天10道同类题），强化解题思维和熟练度。思路对比：对比参考答案与自己的解题步骤，标注关键思路差异（如是否遗漏隐含条件、逻辑跳步）。总结模板：针对高频题型（如阅读理解主旨题、数学压轴题），归纳通用解题步骤或答题模板。4.模拟应用，检验效果变式训练：将原题条件或设问方式稍作改动，自主改编1-2道同类题，测试是否真正掌握核心逻辑。限时重测：1-2周后重做巩固卷，对比正确率变化，重点关注反复出错的题目。建立档案：将错题整理成电子文档或活页本，标注错误日期和重做结果，形成个人学习轨迹。定期回顾：每周抽取10分钟复习错题本，考前集中筛查易错点，避免重复题号知识点人数小题分值平均分难度标准差区分度满分人数零分人1获取事实性的具体信息492570.6744.990.750.0422159270982获取事实性的具体信息4925773.80.660.2236353129043对所听内容作出简单推断492570.640.240.740.1219821294364理解说话者的意图、观点和态度492570.9261.450.730.6330268189895对所听内容作出简单推断4925774.890.650.2936887123706获取事实性的具体信息49257166.620.710.5132813164447对所听内容作出简单推断4925778.940.610.4738883103748对所听内容作出简单推断492570.853.030.750.5226120231379获取事实性的具体信息492570.9563.580.720.673131717940理解说话者的意图、观点和态度4925769.150.690.593406215195理解说话者的意图、观点和态度492570.9261.040.730.363006619191理解说话者的意图、观点和态度492570.9865.030.720.543203217225理解主旨和要义4925773.430.660.33616813089对所听内容作出简单推断4925781.690.580.35402409017获取事实性的具体信息4925777.540.630.473819611061获取事实性的具体信息4925776.320.640.453759311664获取事实性的具体信息492570.8758.280.740.612870920548获取事实性的具体信息492570.9563.620.720.513133917918获取事实性的具体信息492570.9966.160.710.473258716670获取事实性的具体信息492570.8556.710.740.412793421323细节理解492572.555.980.472757221685细节理解492572.547.650.472347325784推理判断492572.555.150.232716522092细节理解492572.50.5823.210.281143137826细节理解492572.577.720.573828410973推理判断492572.578.780.53880710450细节理解492572.569.290.593413115126细节理解492572.567.660.43332915928推理判断492572.560.260.742968019577段落大意492572.558.910.492901620241细节理解492572.549.40.472433324924细节理解492572.549.370.282431624941细节理解492572.554.050.382662122636词义猜测492572.544.650.522199327264推理判断492572.50.8835.280.211738031877信息匹配492572.540.820.582010829149信息匹配492572.541.480.592043428823信息匹配492572.50.8634.480.51698532272信息匹配492572.50.7329.080.46143253493240信息匹配492572.553.210.61262122304541上下文语境4925710.6463.670.480.42313641789342上下文语境4925710.7676.450.420.54376581159943上下文语境4925710.2726.790.440.09131953606244上下文语境4925710.5554.650.50.69269212233645上下文语境4925710.551271432211446上下文语境4925710.5656.010.50.56275872167047上下文语境4925710.3434.310.470.08169023235548上下文语境4925710.5554.770.50.45269802227749上下文语境4925710.7474.270.440.483658312674上下文语境4925710.5757.150.490.662814821109上下文语境4925710.770.310.460.583463414623上下文语境4925710.5757.450.490.722829920958上下文语境4925710.3333.410.470.371645532802上下文语境4925710.3231.920.470.351572333534上下文语境4925710.5150.990.50.67251152414256-65语境填词492566.9946.624.370.623811第一节人物介绍类492566.9446.263.40.414694第二节读后续写492569.1136.456.650.57010625 阅读A-1（基础）[23483672]Whenitcomestorecyclingthehtwodecades.However,there’sstillsomeconfusionaboutwhatctechnology,therearemorethingsthatcanberecyclOnaverage,Australiansareusingmorethanthreemillioncoffeehavecoffeemachines.Whilethepodsaredisastrousfortheenvironment,theycanstillberecfreepost-backprogrammeanddrop-offpointsrunbyTerraCycle,soyoucantakethepodsanddirectlydropoffatNespressostores.Ratherthanthrowinglightbulbsintothebin,somecouncilsrunspecificrecycldropoffthesekindsofitems.Ifyoudoregularlyrecyclehouseholdglass,rememberallglassshouldbewashedandNormallypizzaboxesdon’tmakeitintorecyclingbecausethey’recoveredingrease(油脂)andleftoverbitsofcheese.Whenapizzaboxistoogreasy,itwon’tbetakentoarecyclingprocessingplant.Ifpossible,removeasmuchoftheleftoversasyoucanbeforerecycling.Ifthepizzaboxcan’tberecycled,tearoffthelidwhichcanstillbeHouseholdbatteriescanalsoberecycled.BatteriesthatdoenenvironmentastheycanreleasepoisonouschemicalsintothesoilwhichButton-cellbatteries,whichareusedinhearingdsandwatches,canalsoberec1．WhydoesTerraCyclerunthefreepost-baC．Toexchangecoffeemachines.2．Whatdopeopleneedt3．Inwhichsectionofamagazi Somepeoplelearnasecondlanguageeasily.Otherphelpyourselflearnanewlanguage,suchasEnglish?ThereareseThefirststepistofeelconfidentaboutlearningEnglish.Ifyoubeliepatient.Youdon’thavetounderstandeverythingallatonce.Itisnaturaltonew.WecanlearnfromourmThesecondstepistopractiseyourEnglish.ForeinEnglish,andyouwillfeelcomfortableexpressingyourideasinEnglish.Awritingisimproving.Besides,youmustspeakEnglisheveryday.YoucanpraYouwillallmakemistakes,butgraduallyyouwillbecomecomfortablecommunicatinginEngliThethirdstepistokeeparecordofyourlanguagelearning.Youcanwritthinkaboutwhatyoudid.Didyouansweraquestioncorrectly?DidyouunderstandanPerhapsthelessonwasdifficult,butyoutriedtounderstandit.WritetheseachievemenYoumustbeactiveinlearningEnglishandbemakearecordofyourachievements.YouwillenjoylearningEnglish,andyouwillhavemoreconfidenceinyour2．WhatisNOThelpfulf3．WhatisthemniB．SomepeoplelearnEnglishD．Don’tworryaboutmakin 阅读A-3（提升）[23379109]TakingmedicineproperlyiHere’sageneralguideonhowtotakemedicinescorrectly,butalwaysrefertothespeciyourhealthcareprofessionalorincludedinthemedicationpackaging,asinstructionscanvarygreatl1.FollowDoctor’sInstructionstoknowthedose:Yourhealthcareproviderwillprbasedonyourspecificcondition.Followthedirectionsexactly,requiredifferentdosesatdifferenttimesofthedayormaychangeovertime.Followtmaximumefficacyandtominimizes2.FoodInteractionsandAlcoholBan:Somemedicinesshoudabsorption,whileotherssinteractions.Moreover,manymedicationsinteractnegativelywithalcohol.Unlessclearlytolditwhiletakingmedicati3.StoreProperly:KeepmedicinesintheiroriginaSomeneedrefrigeration.Checkthelabelforstorag4.FinishtheCourse:Evenifyoufeelbetter,completethefullcourseofantibiotiothermedicationsunlessyourdoctoradvisesotherwise.StoppingearlycanleadRememberthesearegeneralguidelines.AlwaysconsultyourhealthcareprofessionalforspecificirelatedtoyourmedicationorclickheretogetmoredetledinstructioA．AlcoholisabsolutelyC．Takemorepillsatatimeifyouwantto 阅读B-1（基础）[27477359]Whatwillyoudowhenoneofthefewbookdown?Ifyou’reLatanyaDeVaughn,youwillmakeanewandimprovedone!Asadreamedofopeningherownbookstore,soafterwatchingWhileLatanyasdeveryneighborhooddeservedabookstore,actuallymakingithappenWhatshecameupwithinsteadwastotransformabusintoabookmobile!Withthehelpofherfundsforherdreamand,attheendof2021,cubebookshelves.“Peoplelovethewayitsmells,”Latalikeshe’sathome.”Althoughthebookstoreonwheelscarriesaround30,000newandusedbooks,ithasmoreroomexpect!Latanyaalsomakessuretopreparebookswithavarietyofcharacters,soallpages.Ofcourse,hercollectionalsofeaturesworksoffamousBlackauthorslikeJamesBaldwinandAliceWalker.“It’smeanttobethatway,”sheexplned,“becauseIremembergoingtobookstoresandhavingtolookthroughbooksjusttofindsomeoneIfeltIcouldidentifywith.”Settingupherbookstoreinanewspoteneighborhoodwillbeexposedtobooks.That’swhatBronxBoundcomer,butIcanprobablypopupontonsofdifferentcomers,”shesThankstoLatanyaandherBronxBoundBooks,thetownisbecosurethatthelittlebookstorewillcontinuetodevel1．HowdidLatangaDeVoughnrespo2．WhatdoesthementionofJamesBaldwinandAlicA．TopromotethelaB．TorsefundstoC．TomakereadingacceD．Tospreadherbookstores4．WhatdoestheauthorthinkofBron 阅读B-2（巩固）[27689724]Peoplemoststilldevotethesameamountoftimeandmoneytoreadbothstoriesregardlessofwheth-generated.Thatwasthemnfindingofarecentstudytotestwhetherthispreferenceforhumanworksactuallytranslatesintoconsumerbehavior.Toinvestigate,weaskedChatGPT4tocreateashortWerecruitedover650participants,offeringeach$3.50toreadandassessthe-writtenstory.Importantly,halfoftheparticipantsweretolditwas-written,whiletheotherhalfweremadetothinkitwastheworkofJasonBrown.Afterreadingthefirsthalfofthe-writtenstory,participantswereaskedtoratethequalityoftheworkalongvariousdimensions,suchaswhethertheyfounditprediparticipants’willingnesstopayinordertoreadtotheendofthestoryintwoways:howmuchmoneyandhotimethey’dagreetospendreadingsometextweSo,weretheredifferencesbetweenthetwogroups?Thegroupthatknewthestorywas-writtnegatively.However,participantswerereadytospendthesameamountofmoneyandtimetofinishreadwhetherornotitwaslabeledas.ParticipantsalsodidnotspeWhenaskedafterward,almost40%ofparticipantssdtheywouldhavepdlessifthesamestorywaswrittenby,highlightingthatmanyarenotawareofthedifferencebetweentheirsubjective(主观的)judgementandactualchoices.Attitudestowardarestillforming.Futureresearchcouldinvestigatewhethertheragnst-generatedcreativeworks.Arelatedquestioniswhetherthemarketwillswillbewillingtopaymorebasedontheprocessofcreation,whileothersmaybeinterestedonlyintheproduct.A．ThedifferencesbetweB．Consumers’preferenceC．ChatGPT4’sabilityD．Effectofpeople’sloveforhuman-writtenstorieson2．WhatcanweinferaboutthA．Theyallthoughthighlyofthe-wrC．Theirsubjectivejudgementdidn’tD．Theirreadinghabitswere3．Whatdoestheunderlin4．Whatistheauthor’satt 阅读B-3（提升）[28684169]Sciobjectssuchasthesmartphonesinourpockets,tothebigchallengesoftafocusingonbiodiverManyofthechangesthatthedisciplinebringsarehugelybeneficial,buttheyoftencomewithpotentialdownsidesthatdemandpublicdebate.Willartificialintelligencetakepeople’sjobsordestroyelectionswnews?HowfastcanwepracticallyachieveanetzeForthecrucialpublicdebatethatisneededonallthistotakeplace,wepopulation.ButthereisadividebetweenthescientificallymindedandthoItsaddensmethatourculturenowviewsscienceait.ABritishScienceAssociation(BSA)surveyrecentlyscientistsinspirationalorconsiderthesubjecttoberelevanttotheiInfact,scienceisinterlinkedwitheveryaspectofourexistenceandpeoplefromallwalksoflifeandofallagesshouldbeabletoaccessiteasily.Theinventionoftheprintingpresswascrucialtobecauseitpopularizedknowledge.So,inthisincreasinglyscience-centeredtopopularsciencewritingasisgiventootherformsofliteraturTheRoyalSocietyScienceBookPrizeistheonlyonHawking’sABriefHistoryofTime,whichwasshortlisted(把……列入入围名单)fortheprizein1989waswrittenforreaderswhohadlittleknowledgeofphysicsandhassincebecomeauniversallyrecognizedtextontheuniverse.Popularizingsciencehasneverbeenmoreimportant.Therearesomanyusbetterunderstandourselves.Asocietyequippedwithasolidunderstandingoftheissuesofthedayiabletorespondtotheminabe2．WhatdoestheBSAsurveyrevealaboutthemajorityofBriti3．WhyhasABriefHistoryofTimeD．Publicdebateaboutscien 阅读C-1（基础）[28713165]Sinceit’shotduringthesummervacatiocream?Whatwasyourfavoriteflavor?TodayletWhilemanypeoplethinkoficecreamasamodernWesterninvTangDynasty.Backthen,itwasn’tcal“Su”wasamilkproductwhichissimilartocreamorbutter.ItisbelievedtohavebeenintroducedtocentralChinabynomads(游牧民族)fromthenorth.“Su”wasnotonlytastybutalsonutritious(营养丰Accordingtosomehistoricalrecords,“sushan”wasoftenmadebywomen.Theywouldandthencarefullypouritontoaplate,shapingitintotheformofamountnorcoralreef(珊瑚礁).wouldfreezeitinanicebox.SomeflowersandleavestomakeitlooInthepoemOdetoSuHeShan,thepoetintheTangDynastyWangLingrshan”.Hewrote,“itdisappearsa壁画)foundinthetombofCrownPrinceZhanghu,twooutofthesixladieresearchersthoughttheywereholdingpottedplants.Uponcloserexamination,theyconcludedthatitmoreliketoday’sicecream,withf“Sushan”wasapopulardishduringtheTangandSongdynasties.However,onlywealthypeopleandroyalty(王室成员)couldaffordlargeiceboxestopreparethis3．Whichsentenceuses“sprinkle”withthA．“Farmerssprinkledseedsinthefield.”B．“Shesprinkledsaltintothesoup.”C．“Newsofthevictorywassprinkledacrossthecountry.”D．“Hesprinkledwaterontheflowerseverymorning.”4．WhichisthebesttitleoA．TheInventionofIceb 阅读C-2（巩固）[28582546]Haveyoueverwcomefrom?Haveyoueverwonderedwhypeoplefromdifferentpartsoftheworldeatdifferenttypesoffood?Doyoueveraskyourselfwhycertnfoodsorcuisinetraditionsaresoimportanttoyourculture?Thereibetweenfoodandculturethanyoumaythink.Onapersonallevel,wegrowupeatingthefoodofourcultures.Itbecomesapartofwhoeachofusis.Manyofusconnectfoodfromourchildhoodwithwarmfeelingsspecialandpersonalvalueforus.Whensmellandtasteofthesoupbecamesomethingveryfamiliartome.Now,wheOnalargerscale,expressionofculturalidentity.Immigrantsbringthefoodoftheircountrieswiththemwherevertheygoandcookingtraditionalfoodisawayofpreservingtheirculturewhentheymovetonewplaces.InChina,harmonyisavitalqualityinalmosteveryaspalmosteveryflavor(味道)isusedinabalancedwaycrcuisineoftheUnitedStatesalsoreflectsitshistory.TheEuropeancolonization(殖民)oftheAmericasbroughtEuropeaningredients(食材)andcookingstylesAstheworldbecomesmoreglobalized,itiseasiertogettraditionsthroughourculture’sfoodbutweshouldalsobecomemoreinformedabo2．Whydoestheautho 阅读C-3（提升）[28873924]Clothing,waterbottles,takeoutcontneupwiththegrowingnumberofitemsthatexposeustotinyplasticparticles.Nowsometeabagshavejoinedthelist.Ina2024study,scientistsfoundthatbrewing(冲泡)teawithateabagmadefrreleasedabout1.2billionsmallpiecesofplasticpermilliliteroftea.Teabagsaremadefromvarioustypesofmaterials,includingpaper,flexibleplasticsandanewkindofmaterialcalledbiodegradableplastics.Teabagsmadefrompaperwilltheoreticallyshedfewermicroplasticswhenwithplasticversions,sdHleyE.Hampson,apostdoctoralfellowwhostudiesmitofigureoutwhatyourteabagwasmadefOfthe12teacompanieswecontactedforthisarticle,sixresponded.Thmicroplastics,mnlybecausetheyweremadefrompaperorotherplant-basedmaterials.However,evenpaperteabaren’tguaranteedtobeplastic-free,Dr.Hampsonsd.Somemaybesealedpolypropylene,orhaveaplasticcoatingonMicroplasticscanenterourbloodandtissuesfromthefoodweeatandtthoseexposuresharmhealthhasbeenchallenging.Scientistshavefoundpotentiallinksbetweenmicroandhealthconditionslikecardiovascular(心血管的)diseaseunclearifthemicroplasticsthemselvescausedthesehealtheffects.Dr.Hampsonsd,brieflyputtingyourteabaginroomtemperaturewater,thendiscardingthatwaterbbrewing,canhelpreducethemicroplasticsinyourtea.Placingthebagunderrunningwatermighthelpremovesomeplastics,too.Justbeawarethatthismethodmightextractsomeoftheflavorfromyourtea.What’smorerighttea.Drinkingloose-leafteaisprobablythebestwaytolimityourexposuretomicroplastics.2．Whycan’tweguaranteA．BecausepaperitselfcC．BreathingisthemD．Linksbetweenhealthan4．WhichmightbetheprimarychoiceofreducingmA．Drinkingloose-leaftea. 阅读D-1（基础）[28053455]Mostpeoplecanpointtoanerelationshipshavecausedthememotionalharm.However,doesbuildingbetterrelationshipswithothershaveinvolvetheriskofgettinghurt?Onepopulartheoryisthehedgehog’sdilemma,alsocalledtheporcupine’sdilethinkingofGermanphilosopherArthurSchopenhauer,whoproposedthat,evenwiththebestofintentions,humansharmeachotherwhentheyattempttohaveintimateandfriendlyrelaItgoeslikethis.Onecoldwinternight,agroupofporcupinesgatheredtokeepwarm,buttwiththeirquills,forcingthemtomoveapart.Whenfeelingcold,theymovedctheyeventuallyfoundtheidealdistance.SothetheoryendHowever,keepingdistanceisnotenough.Ifyou’vebeenhurtbefore,itmightbethatyourquillsareup,andyou’vefallenintodefence(防御)mode.Hilary,apsychologist,pointstosomeexamplesofcoasgoingblankandregardingthepresentreactionascriticism.Mostofthesedefensivereactionsexperiencesofhurt.“Intreatments,ifpeoplecanbehelpedtorecognizethedefencesbytrackingbackthroughthepersonalexperiences,theycanbeencouragedtobeunderstanding.Thenthey,haveachancetochangeandnotbehaviors,”Hilarysuggests.“Defencesneedtoberespectedandnotknocatimefromthewallisveryimportant.”Unlikehedgehogs,humansdon’tcomewiththequillsbulovingpeople,there’sachanceweac2．Whatdoestheunderlinedwo3．WhatdoesHilaryadvisepeoA．PsychologyToday.C．TechnologyReview. 阅读D-2（巩固）[28582213]ConflictincommunitiesisusuallyaboutthetasTaskconflicthappenswhenpeoplehavedifferentideasofwhatneedstobedone.Itpointstopotentialdifferencesinopinionabouteverythingyoucanimaginethatisessentialforagrodecision-makingmechanisms,etc.Taskconflictisnotaproblemwhenpeoplerealizethesourceofthtaskandnotthepeople.Communitymembersmustresolvetensionwitheveryone’svoicebeingheardandacknowledged.Conflictresolution,ofcourse,takesempathy(共情)andemotionalintelligence.Howemeanthatthesolutionmustincludeeveryone’sopinion.AftertheconversatfrchancetoexpresstheiropinionandthatitwConflictbetweenpeopleistrickybecauseit’sattackingaperson’sself-worth.Oftenthisformofrelationconflictissetoffwhentwoconditionsaremet:Firstly,peoplehavedifferentvaluesorarassumptions,andsecondly,neitherpartycanseebeyondtheirownprejudices.IntheyarerightandisunwillingtochangetheirpositWithrelationshipconflict,thepersonisperceived(视为)tobetheproblemandisattackedbassumesthatmostpeopleareontheirsideandthattheotherpersonisactopeopledisagreeingwitheachother,notforthetask’ssakebuttoprovetheSometimesconflictoriginatesfromatask,Peoplemightpreferdifferenttoolsordiffeinitialdispute(争论)isignoredornotdealtwithappropriatelcomplexrelationshipconflict.Alotofwhathappenswhenrelationshipconflictplaysoutisreactiveandnotreflective.PeoplestopthinkingandactwithoutconsideringtheconsequeRememberthateveryculturehasitsownwayofhandlingconflict.Somepeopleconsideritdishisnotaddressedopenlywhileinothercultures,suchD．Bykeepingdiscussionsbri 阅读D-3（提升）[27765960]The“hedgehog(刺猬)ArthurSchopenhauer.Inhis1851book,hedescribedhowhedgehogs.Hisadvicewassimple:keepyourdistanThissadstorybecamewidelydiscuaward-winningshortfilmcalledHenrHowdoesthisapplytoreallife?Mostpeoplerememberbeinghurtbycloserelationships–brokenfriendsfamilyconflicts,orromanticbetrayals.Sincetheseconnectionsmattetrustingothers?Schopenhauersdyes,butsciencewouAstudyinPLOSMedicinereviewiconnectionslive50%longer.TheNationalInstituteonAgingwarn15cigarettesdly—Whenhurtrepeatedly,peopleoftenfallintodefensemode.Relationshipexdefensebehaviors:goingsilentduringarguments,seeThesereactionsoftenstartinchildhood.Ifparentsoftencriticizedorclassmatesbulliedsomehabitslikepretendingnottocareorgettingangryeasily.Whilethesehelpeproblemsinadultrelationshipswhenusedunconsciously.Thegoodnewsispeoplecanchange.Throughtherapy,manylearntorecognizetheiunderstandtheirorigins.Couplescanimproverelationshipsbylearningeachother’semotionathoughtfullyinsteadofarguing.However,Sanderswarnsthatdefensesshouldn’tberemovedsuddentakingdownawallbrickbybricAlthoughSchopenhauerfocusedonthepnofcloseness,thehedgehogstorconnection.Unlikerealhedgehogs,humansaren’tbornwithphysicalspines.Bycarefullylowtrustworthypeople,wemighttrulyenjoybothwarmthandsafetyinrelationshD．TointroducethethemeofA．Defensebehaviorofpeople.honey.spaces. 36-40-1（基础）[28893610]Money,acommontopicindlylife,ovalue?Somepeoplebelievemoneyisjustatoolforbuyingmaterialthings,butthisviewisfarfromcomConsiderthestoriesofgreatmindsinhistory.MadameCurie,forexample,turnethatcamewithherNobelPrize.Insteadofusingitforpersonalcomfort,sheinvesteresearch.2Thisisbecausethediscoveriesshemadelaterhelpedsavemillionsoflives,avalueimmediatepleasurecouldmat 3Thinkaboutacommunitypark.Manypeoplemaywonderwhythelobuildingandmntningitinsteadofusingthefundselsewhere.Buttheparkismorethanjustgreenspace.Itprovidesaplaceforchildrentoplay,thiskindofinvestmentinpublicwell-beingbringsfarmorevaluethanshort-termmaterialgns.However,it’simportanttorememberthatthewayweusemoneyreflectsourvalues.Somepeluxurygoods,believingthatowningthemshowssuccess.oranordinarypersondonatingtoacommunityproject,thekeysatisfaction.Inthisway,moneytrulyrealizesitsgreB．Theythinkthatthemoreexpensivethingstheyhave,C．Onthecontrary,moneyshouldbeD．Herchoiceshowedthatmoney,whenusedformeaningfulgE．ItstrueworthliesnotinwhaF．EverydollarspentonitstrengthenstheconnectG．Others,though,choosetospendmon 36-40-2（巩固）[28519183]It’snosecretthatmindfulandtakealookatth 2Whenitcomestoonlinesafety,itgoeswithbankinginformation.Keepinmindthatidentitytheftisn’ttheonlyriskassociatedwithalaTherefore,somedetlsareriskiertosharethanyou’dexpeccheckingyouremlorlookingthroughsocialmedia,makesurey3ThiswillshowapreviewofthefulllinkinyourwebbropreviewlinkmatchesthesiUsesecurepublicWi-Finetworks.YoushouldneveruseanunsecuredpublicWi-Finetworkunlessyouabsoluthaveto.Ifyouuseone,avoidloggingintoanyofyouraccountsonlineoronappsinformation.HackersareknowUseaVPNwithyourWi-Ficonnection.AVPN,orvirtualprivatenetwork,securelycoInternetserversothatnoonecanmonitoryouractivityoraccesgreatwaytokeepyourconnectionsecureathomeandevenwhileyouincreasedsecurityaVPNprovides?5ThisisbecausetheVPNrouE．However,stayingsafeonlinedoesn’trequireyoutoturF．WerecommendbeingparticularaboutwhG．OncesomeoneusesthiskindofWi-Fi,thehackerc 36-40-3（提升）[28851332]LivingWhenyouneedelectricity,youjustpluginthemachineandswitchiton.Ifyouneedwater,youturnonthetap.-1Formanypeople,thesefacilitiesarethebasicsofcivilizedsocietyandtherisky.Yetforagrowingnumberofpeople,theideaoflivingoffgrid—withoutelectricity,waterorsewage(污水)—isanincreasinglyattracOff-griddersdonothavetogiveupelectricityoramodernlihydroelectric(水电的)powersystems,solarpanelsorwindmillstogenerateenoughpowerfocookingneedsaremetbysolarenergyorwoodburningsystems,andtoiletoutsidecompost(堆肥)toilets.2Itrangesfromtraditionalyurts(atypeoftent)toluspeedinternetandcentralheating.WhethertheyliveisthattheirlifestylesdonotcreateanypollutionorcarbonemissionAround100,000peoplearethoughttobelivingoffgridinthome-schooltheirchildrenandprovidetheirownmedicalcare.Theyarepeoplewhohavebeenpricedoutofthehousingmarketorwhohavegrowndisillusionedwithwhatmodernsocietyalternativelifestyleisn’tafantasy 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