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LastmonthaBritishstudy,whichtrackedmembersof40,0004acrossthecountry,concludedthateatingafamilymealatleastthreetimesaweekisthekeytohappinessbecauseithelpsbuilda/an5bondbetweenparentsandtheirchildren.
Buthappinessmightbe6whenyouareborn.Namescanapparentlypredicthowhappyweareasindividuals,withresearchersatManchesterMetropolitanUniversityclaimingin2011thatpeoplecalledJudyandJoshua7lifethemostBen,AndrewandEdwardwereseenas8namesontheotherhand.
Marriedcouplesaremost9tobehappywiththeir10,accordingtothestudy,whichalsofoundthatthehappiestrelationshipsarethoselessthanfiveyearsoldbetweentwouniversitygraduateswhohavenochildren.
Researchhasalsosuggestedthathappinessbeginsat50.AstudyfromStonyBrookUniversity,NewYork,foundthatstress,angerand11fadeafteryour50th.Womenwerealsoreportedto12greaterstress,worryandsadnessatallages.
Moneymakestheworldgoround,butitisnotthekeytohappiness,accordingtootherstudies.In2010,asurveyfromtheofficeforNationalStatisticsfoundthatBritishfamilieswerehealthierandtwiceaswelloffastheywere20yearsago,butarenohappier.However,otherstudieshavefoundmoneycanbuyyouhappinessafterall,butonlyifyou13.itwisely.14,thatmightbewhyagoodholidaycan15yourhappinesslevels"
foruptotwomonths"
after-althoughthebreakhastobe"
veryrelaxing"
tohavesuchaneffect.
1A.lawyersB.teachersC.scientistsD.accountants
2A.positiveB.negativeC.pessimisticD.doubtful
3A.shorterB.quickerC.longerD.slower
4A.schoolsB.companiesC.churchesD.families
5A.strongB.healthyC.friendlyD.interesting
6A.createdB.decidedC.inventedD.made
7A.enjoyB.hateC.complainD.question
8A.popularB.unpopularC.commonD.miserable
9A.likelyB.unlikelyC.luckyD.possible
10A.careerB.healthC.incomeD.relationships
11A.tirednessB.painC.worryD.illness
12A.enjoyB.sufferC.preferD.get
13A.spendB.costC.takeD.save
14A.ActuallyB.FortunatelyC.ConsequentlyD.Accidentally
15A.changeB.ProveC.improveD.reduce
第二节语法填空(共10小题;
每小题1.5分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求,在空格处填入一个适当的
词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空,并将答案填写在答卷标号为16-25的相应位置上。
Hewasinhisownbeautifulgarden.Itwashisprivatemostrelaxingplacewhereeverythingaroundhimwasbathedinlight.Plantsandflowersofmanyvarietieswerebathed16sunshine.Passingfromoneflowertothenext,hecouldseethemanycolorsofbutterfliesastheyflewthroughthewarmair.Thebirdsin17distanceaddtheirmusictonature'
schorus.Hecouldalsohearthetricklingwatersslowlyflowingoverthesmallrocks.Hisgardenwas18(true)aplaceofbeauty.
19hewasslowlywalkmgdownagreengrassybankandcomestoalittlestreamofclearwater,thelightdancedonthewaterinmanydirections.20seemedthatavoicesaidtohim"
Justimagineyourselfslowlyandquietly21(walk)downapathwaybesidethestream,22(absorb)innature."
Hefeltthepeaceinsideandhewasbecomingonewiththegarden.
Besidethestreamwasastilldeeppoolofcrystalclearwater.Hepausedforamomentandlookeddownathisownreflection.There'
s23(warm)inhisheartandasmileonhisfacebecausehe24(discover)thepath--thepath25goodhealthwithinhim.herealizedhealonewasthekeeperofthispath.Herealizedandcertainlyknewthateventhoughthepathcouldsometimesbeblockedbytheeventsoflife,heknewhecouldcomedownthispathandbefreeanytimehewished.
Ⅱ.阅读(满分50分)
第一节阅读理解(共20小题,满分40分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该
项涂黑。
A
Imagineapieceofartworkthatcombinessculpture,buildingdesign,performanceandtrees.ArtistsandtwinbrothersDougandMikeStarnandateamofrockclimbershavebeenbuildingaworkcalled"
BigBambu"
sinceApril,2010.ThissculptureisontheroofoftheMetropolitanMuseumofArtinNewYorkCity.Ithasbeenahugehitwithsummervisitors.
Fromadistance,BjgBambulookslikeahugenestintheshapeofawave.Partsofthesculptureextenduptotwelvemetershigh.Thisnestismadeupofthousandsofpiecesofbambootiedtogetherwiththekindofbrightlycoloredropeusuallyusedbymountainclimbers.
Itmayseemoutoforder;
buttheplacementofeachpieceofbamboohasbeencarefullyplanned.Theartistschosebamboobecauseit'
slight,strongandcansurviveallkindsofweather.They'
vecomparedthepathwaysonthesculpturetothearteries(动脉)inthehumanbody.
Theartistshavebeenaddingnewareastothesculptureallsummer,soit'
sslowlychanging.TheyplantocontinueworkingonituntiltheendofOctober,2010whenit'
llbetakenapart.Thesculptureismadeupofsmallindividualparts.Theysayitshowstheinterconnecteddependencythatallhumanshaveoneachother.
VisitorscanexperienceBigBambuintwoways.TheycanwalkunderandaroundthesculptureontheRoofGarden.Or,theycanmakeplansforaguidedvisitandenterthesculptureandwalkaroundonitspathways.
ClimbingintoBigBambuislikeenteringamagialtree-house.Thesculptureisexciting.becauseitinvitesvisitorstoexploreandexperienceartphysicallyaswellasmentally.And,thissculpturepermitsvisitorstoclimbupintotheskytoenjoyanextraordinaryviewofNewYorkCity.
26.Accordingtothepassage,BigBambu_________.
A.isalwayslikeahugenestwithaheightoftwelvemeters
B.willlastabouthalfayearfromitsbeginningtoitsending
C.isamagicaltree-housewhichgivesyourichimagination
D.attractsalargenumberofvisitorseverysummer
27.Whichofthefollowingquestionscan'
tbeansweredindetailaccordingtothepassage?
A.Whydidtheartistschoosebamboosasthematerialofthesculpture?
B.Whatisthereasonwhythesculptureischanging?
C.Howdidtheartistsplantheplacementofeachpieceofbamboo?
D.Wherecanyouappreciatethissculpture?
28.Accordingtotheartists,______show(s)suchafactthatpeoplemustdependoneachother.
A.thepathwaysonthesculptureB.theshapeofthesculpture
C.theuseofbamboosandropesD.individualpartsofthesculpture
29.ByvisitingBigBambu,you___________
A.canlearnarichknowledgeofsculpture
B.appreciateallthebeautifulviewofNewYork
C.experiencethefeelingofstayinginthesky
D.canbothexerciseyourbodyandhavefun
30.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.ApieceofartworkthatgrowsontheMuseum.
B.TheMetropolitanMuseumofArtinNewYork.
C.AnunforgettableexperiencetoBigBambu.
D.AgreatwonderintheshyinNewYorkCity.
B
Onachillyday,amanwearingadirtyglovewaschangingabicyclechaininfrontofhisrepairshopatTsinghuaUniversity.ComparedtothesurroundingbuildingsofChina'
stop.university,his3-square-metreshoplooksquitesmallandshabby.Buttheownershowshispride,saying,"
Withmyshop,Icanrepairbicyclesforstudents.Furthermore,withtheexperienceandmoneyIgethere,Iwillmanufacturemyownbicycleswithlowerpricesbutsuperiorqualityforthem."
StudentsinTsinghuadubhim"
theguywithcourage"
afterreadinghisprofileson.
RenYuhua,29,lefthisvillageinZhangjiakou,Hebeiprovincesome12yearsagoaftergraduatingfrommiddleschool."
Idecidedtoworktosupportmypoorfamily,"
Rensaid."
IwenttoBeijingalonewithouthesitationandfoundtemporaryshelterwithafellowfrommytownwhowasworkingatacanteeninTsinghuaUniversity."
Hehadtriedmanyoddjobsonlytofindhisbigcitydreamdifficulttorealize.Heonceworkedasaporterataconstructionsitebutgaveuptwodaysafterwards.HewasacceptedasanapprenticebyanoldmanwhoownedabicycleshopatTsinghuaandhestayedthereforthreeyears.
"
Iquitbecausemymonthlysalarywasquitelow.Itwasabout600yuanatmostin2002.Andthejobalwaysmademedirty,"
hesaidwithgreatdisappointment."
Iwantedtodosomeexcitingjobs,whichcouldmakegreatmoney."
However,hegainednothingbutmorefrustrations.Heusedupallhissavingsandborrowedsomemoretobuyacartoprovideunderground"
blacktaxi"
services,butfailedduetohisunfamiliaritywiththeroads.
Mywifedivorcedmeafteraseriesofcareerfailureshitmein2005.Ihadnomoneyatall.Butmypridedidn'
tallowmetogobacktomyhometown,"
hesaidwithalowvoiceandstoppedtalkingforawhile."
ThenIdecidedtocommitsuicide."
Inthewinterof2005,hehunghimselfathisrentedapartment.Luckily,theropebrokeandhefellontoastove."
Atthattime,Itotallylostmymind,likeacrashedcomputer.Myparentssentmetothehospitaltotreatmeformentaldisease."
Followinghisrecoveryhismotherdiedofcancer."
Thatwasthedarkesttimeinmylife,"
hesaid.
HisstorypostingonDec3encouragedstudentstobestrongerandmoveforwardhasreceivedthousandsofcomments."
Iwasshocked.Ican'
tbelievesuchanoptimisticman,whoalwayslikestomakefriendswithUS,hasthatsadpast.ThenIfeelguiltyaboutwastingmylifeandshouldlearnfromhisstrongmind,"
saidCaiXinshan,astudentwhoforwardedRen'
spo