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MymotherhasbeenatrueinspirationtomeandchangedthewayIlookatlife.SincemybirthshehasmadeitevidentthatIwouldbecome___21___andthatIwouldbeoneofthegreatones.ShehastaughtmethatIcandoanythingifIputmy___22___toit.

Asayoungboy,Istruggledtoachievetasksthatcame___23___toothers.Ihadproblemswithwriting,readingandespeciallyspeaking.Ididn’ttalktheway___24___kidsdidanddidnotrespondtoquestionsorstayalert（警觉的）tomysurroundings.Myreadingwaspoor___25___withteachershelpingme,andmyspeechwashardto___26___.Mywritingwasnotatthe___27___itshouldhavebeen.Evensimplethingslikeknowingmyleftfrommyrightorbeingabletosnapmyfingers（弹手指）were___28___.

Mymother___29___allmychallengesandasaprofessorwithaPH.D.,decidedto___30___thesituationearlyinmydevelopment.Shedidn’twantmeto___31___.Afterawhile,wedidindeedgetoveralltheproblemsthathad___32___me.Shespenthourseveryday___33___meeverythingIneededtoknow,determinedtohelpmelearn.___34___herIwouldnotbeanywhereclosetothelevelIamnow.

Inaddition,shegave___35___formylife.Shetoldmewhattodoandwhatnottodo.Herexpectationshavealwaysbeenhigh___36___sheknowsthatIcandoit.Forthat,Ithankher.Shewouldnotallowhersontobeincapable.Shenever___37___onme,andtothisdayshetellsmeeducationisamust.Iwillbea___38___personifIcontinuetofollowherlead.Sheencouragesmetostudyhardformy___39___andattendcollege.

Sheusedhergiftsasa___40___tohelpachild---herchild---andnowIhavetheopportunitytobecomesomething.

21.A.everythingB.nothingC.anythingD.something

22.A.mindB.brainC.feelingsD.work

23.A.smoothlyB.stronglyC.frequentlyD.easily

24.A.averageB.ordinaryC.normalD.common

25.A.justB.everC.evenD.only

26.A.hearB.writeC.readD.understand

27.A.levelB.lengthC.speedD.degree

28.A.problemsB.excusesC.worriesD.duties

29.A.sufferedB.observedC.removedD.tolerated

30.A.studyB.findC.changeD.keep

31.A.fightB.struggleC.strikeD.challenge

32.A.interruptedB.disturbedC.terrifiedD.troubled

33.A.teachingB.givingC.supportingD.reminding

34.A.WithoutB.ExceptC.BesidesD.Beyond

35.A.informationB.adviceC.promiseD.expectation

36.A.beforeB.thoughC.becauseD.unless

37.A.setupB.gaveupC.pushedupD.lookedup

38.A.richB.famousC.successfulD.powerful

39.A.trainingB.gradesC.experimentsD.abilities

40.A.womanB.doctorC.sisterD.teacher

Lastyear,CCTVjournalistsapproachedpedestrianswiththeircameras,heldamicrophonetotheirmouthandaskedasimplequestion,“Areyouhappy?

”

Thequestionhascaughtmanyintervieweesoffguard.EvenMoYan,whojustwonaNobelPrize,respondedbysaying,“Idon’tknow”.

WhilethequestionhasbecomeabuzzphraseandtheInternetplayshosttoheateddiscussions,weask:

Whatexactlyishappiness?

Andhowdoyoumeasureit?

Inthe1776USDeclarationofIndependence,ThomasJeffersonsetinwritingthepeople’sunalienablerightto“Life,LibertyandthePursuitofHappiness”.235yearson,WenJiabaotoldthenation,“Everythingwedoisaimedatlettingpeoplelivemorehappily.”AtNationalPeople’sCongress,officialsagreedthatincreasinghappinesswouldbeatoptargetforthe12thfive-yearplan.

USpsychologistEdDiener,authorofHappiness:

UnlockingtheMysteriesofPsychologicalWealth,describeshappinessas“acombinationoflifesatisfactionandhavingmorepositivethannegativeemotions”,accordingtoUSbroadcastingnetworkPBS.Thismaysoundstraightforwardenough,butitstilldoesn’texplainwhatdeterminespeople’shappiness.

Manyarguethathappinessiselusiveandthatthereisnosinglesource.Italsomeansdifferentthingstodifferentpeople.Forsome,happinesscanbeassimpleashavingenoughcash.

Researchersbelievehappinesscanbeseparatedintotwotypes:

dailyexperiencesofhedonic（享乐的）well-being;andevaluativewell-being,thewaypeoplethinkabouttheirlivesasawhole.Theformerreferstothequalityofliving,whereasthelatterisaboutoverallhappiness,includinglifegoalsandachievements.Happinesscancrossbothdimensions.

LiJun,apsychologistandmentaltherapypractitionerataBeijingclinic,says,“Happinesscanmeanboththemostbasichumansatisfactionorthehighestlevelofspiritualpursuit.It’sasimpleyetprofoundtopic.”

ChenShangyuan,21,ajuniorEnglishmajoratNanjingUniversityofAeronauticsandAstronautics,saidhisideaofhappinessalwaysevolves.“AtpresentitrelatestohowproductiveIaminaday,”hesaid.“ItmightbelinkedtojobsecurityorleisuretimeafterIgraduate.”

Thenthereisthequestionofmeasuringhappiness.Doesitdependonhowmanyfriendswehave,orwhetherweownthelatestsmartphone?

Isitevenquantifiable?

Economistsaretryingtomeasurehappinessinpeople’slives.Since1972,Bhutan’sGDPmeasurementhasbeenreplacedbyaGrossNationalHappinessindex.Itiscalculatedaccordingtothepeoples’senseofbeingwell-governed,theirrelationshipwiththeenvironment,theirsatisfactionwitheconomicdevelopment,andtheirsenseofnationalbelonging.

In2009,USeconomistJosephStiglitzproposed“toshiftemphasisfrommeasuringeconomicproductiontomeasuringpeople’swell-being”.Butiswell-beingmoreeasilymeasured?

50.Inthesecondparagraph,thewritergaveanexampleto________.

A.supporthisideathatbeingfamousisthereasontobehappy

B.introducehistopictobediscussed

C.tellpeoplewinningaNobelPrizeisagreathonor

D.showthatthequestionwasquitedifficult

51.FromwhatThomasJeffersonandWenJiabaomentionedinthepassage,weknow________.

A.people’shappinessisdeterminedbygreatpeople

B.people’shappinessisanimportanttargetforthedevelopmentofacountry

C.peopleinallcountrieshavetherighttoaskthegovernmentforahappylife

D.peoplebothinChinaandAmericaarelivingahappylife

52.Accordingtothepassage,thewritermaymostlikelyagreethat________.

A.CCTVjournalistsareconcernedaboutpeople’shappinessoutofsympathy

B.thequestionhasledtoheateddiscussionsaboutwhoarethehappiestpeopleinChina

C.Bhutan’snewindexshowsthatpeopletherearethehappiestintheworld

D.itisnoteasyforustodecidewhatdeterminespeople’shappiness

53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“elusive”inthesixthparagraphmean?

A.available.B.easytoget.C.hardtodescribe.D.unimaginable.

54.Thebesttitleofthepassageis________.

A.Areyouhappy?

B.TheMeasurementofHappiness

C.GDPandHappinessD.TheSecretofHappiness

D

MymindwentblankwhenIsawthegunpointingagainstthecarwindowaswepulledoutofthegarage.Thiscan’tbehappeningtome.ThenIfeltthegun,cold,againstmyhead,andIheardmyfriendJeremysaying,“Whatdoyouwant?

Takemywallet,”butatthetimeIthoughtofnothing.

Irememberbeingalittleannoyedwhenthegunmanpulledmefromthecarbythehair.Irememberthewalktothehouse---Jeremy,me,thetwomenwithtwoguns.Irememberthefearandangerinthegunmen’svoicesbecauseJeremywasbeingslow,andIrememberwonderingwhyhewasbeingslow.IdidnotrealizethatJeremyhadthrownthekeysintothebush.ButIrememberthatsoundofthegunhittingJeremy’sheadandthefeelingasthemanwhohadholdofmyhairreleasedme.AndIrememberthesplitsecondwhenIrealizedhewaslookingatJeremy,andIrememberwonderinghowfarIcouldrunbeforehepulledthetrigger.ButIwasalreadyrunning,anduponreachingthecaracrossthestreet,Ididn’tcrouch（蹲伏）behinditbutscreamedinstead.

Irememberthinkingtherewassomethingridiculousandillogicalaboutscreaming“Help,help!

”ateighto’clockonaTuesdayeveninginDecemberandchangingmyplea（恳求）tothemorespecific“Help,letmein,pleaseletmein!

”Butthehouseswerecold,closed,unfriendly,andIranonuntilIheardJeremy’sscreamsbehindmeannouncingthatourattackershadfled.

TheneighborswhohadnotopenedtheirdoorstouscameoutwithbaseballbatsandhelpedJeremyfindhisglassesandkeys.Inagrouptheywereverybrave.Wewaitedforthepolicetocomeuntilsomeonesaidtosomeoneelsethatthenoodlesweregettingcold,andIsaidpolitely,“Pleasegoandeat.We’reOK.”

Iwashappytoseethemgo.Theyhadbeentalkingofstrictersentencesforcriminals,ofbringingbackthedeathpenalty（处罚）andhowthePresidentisgoingtocleanupthecountry.Iwasthinking,theycouldbesayingallofthisovermydeadbody,andIstillfeelthatstiffersentenceswouldn’tchangeathing.InarushalltheangerIshouldhavefeltformyattackerswasdirectedagainstthesecontentedpeoplestandinginfrontoftheirwarm,comfortablehomestalkingaboutallthegunstheyweregoingtobuy.WhatgoodwouldgunshavebeentoJeremyandme?

Peopleallovertheneighborhoodhadcalledtoreportourscreams,andthepoliceturnedoutinforcetwentyminuteslater.Theywereill-temperedaboutwhatwas,tothem,muchtroubleaboutnothing.Afterall,Jeremywashardlyhurt,andwewerehopelesswhenitcametodescribingthegunmen.“Typical,”saidonepolicemanwhenwecouldn’tevenagreeonhowtallthemenwere.Bothofuswereabletodescribethegunsinhorrifyingdetail,butthetwopolicemenwhostayedtomakethereportdidn’tthinkthatwouldbemuchhelp.

Thepolicemenwerematter-of-factaboutthewholething.Thethinonesaid,“Thatwasastupidthing