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新课标高二英语寒假作业4
新课标2016年高二英语寒假作业4
第Ⅰ卷
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分60分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题3分,满分45分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
You’veprobablyheardoftheexpression“Aleopardcan’tchangeitsspots.”This,ofcourse,istrueofleopards.Butisn’tittrueofpeople?
Canpeoplechangethemselves?
Arewehumansjustcreaturesofhabits?
Dowenothaveanycontroloverouractionsandhabits?
Oneguysaid,“Badhabitsarelikeacomfortablebed.They’reeasytogetinto,buthardtogetoutof.”Someoneelsesaid,“Thechainsofhabitsaretoosmalltofeeluntilthey’retoostrongtobreak.”Sobreakingthemouldofourbadhabitstakeseffort.
Habitsareliketheroadswetakethroughourlifeeveryday.Theproblemisthatnoteveryroadtakesuswhereweneedtogo.Actually,ourroutesthroughlifeoftenbecomeourruts(惯例)inlife.Weendupstuckinthemandfindithardtodigourselvesout.That’swhywemustchangeourbadhabitsassoonaspossiblebeforetheybecomeoursecondnature.Yousee,ourhabitsbecomeourcharacterandourcharacterbecomesourlife.Asonewisepersonsaid,“Firstwemakeourhabits,andthenourhabitsmakeus.”
Butwehumansdon’tliketochange.Sowecomeupwithexcuses,like“Ican’tbedifferent;that’sjustthewayIam.”Andthegoodexcuseis“Youcan’tteachanolddognewtricks.”Butthat’sjustit:
we’renotdogsoranimals.Infact,we’retheonlycreatureswhohavethefreedomandpowertochangeandchoosethekindofpersonwewanttobecome.
29.WecanlearnfromParagraph2that.
A.gettingridofbadhabitsisveryhardB.peoplecan’tfindtheirbadhabitsthemselves
C.enteringbadhabitsishardD.peopledon’thavethecouragetochangetheirbadhabits
30.What’smainlytalkedaboutinParagraph3?
A.Whatbadhabitsare.B.Howbadhabitsareformed.
C.Howtochangeourbadhabits.D.Whyweshouldchangeourbadhabits.
31.Theauthor’sattitudetowardschangingone’sbadhabitsis.
A.doubtfulB.optimisticC.negativeD.indifferent
B
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C
Thesedays,itseemsthatalmostallofusaretooserious.Myolderdaughteroftensaystome,“Daddy,you’vegotthatseriouslookagain.”Eventhoseofuswhoarecommittedto(致力于)non-seriousnessareprobablytooserious.Peoplearefrustratedandanxiousaboutalmosteverything--beingfiveminuteslate,witnessingsomeonelookatuswrongorsaythewrongthing,payingbills,waitinginline,overcookingameal,makinganhonestmistake--younameit,andweallloseperspective(理性判断)overit.
Therootofbeinganxiousisourunwillingnesstoacceptlifeasbeingdifferent,inanyway,fromourexpectation.Verysimply,wewantthingstobeacertainwaybutthey’renotacertainway.Lifeissimplyasitis.PerhapsBenjaminFranklinsaiditbest:
“Ourlimitedperspective,ourhopesandfearsbecomeourmeasureoflife,andwhencircumstances(环境)don’tfitourideas,theybecomeourdifficulties.”Wespendourliveswantingthings,people,andeventstobejustaswewantthemtobe--andwhenthey’renot,wefightandwesuffer.
Thefirststepinrecoveringfromover-seriousnessistoadmitthatyouhaveaproblem.Youhavetowanttochange,tobecomemoreeasygoing.Youhavetoseethatyourownanxietyislargelyofyourowncreation--it’smadeupofthewayyouhavesetupyourlifeandthewayyoureacttoit.
Thenextstepistounderstandthelinkbetweenyourexpectationsandyourfrustrationlevel.Wheneveryouexpectsomethingtobeacertainwayanditisn’t,you’reupsetandyousuffer.Ontheotherhand,whenyouletgoofyourexpectations,whenyouacceptlifeasitis,you’refree.
Agoodexerciseistotrytoapproachasingledaywithoutexpectation.Don’texpectpeopletobefriendly.Whenthey’renot,youwon’tbesurprisedorbothered;iftheyare,you’llbedelighted.Don’texpectyourdaytobeproblem-free.Instead,asproblemscomeup,saytoyourself,“Ah,anotherbarriertoovercome.”Asyouapproachyourdayinthismanneryou’llnoticehowelegantlifecanbe.Ratherthanfightingagainstlife,you’llbedancingwithit.Prettysoon,withpractice,you’lllightenupyourentirelife.Andwhenyoulightenup,lifeisalotmorefun.
32.Whyarepeopleeasilyfrustratedandanxiousthesedays?
A.Becausetheirchildrenaredisappointing.
B.Becausetheyhavetolookseriousinpublic.
C.Becauselifeisbecomingagreaterburden.
D.Becausepeoplehavelostsensiblejudgment.
33.AccordingtoBenjaminFranklin,whatwasthecauseofover-seriousness?
A.Thefactthatpeople’sperspective,hopesandfearsarelimited.
B.Thefactthatpeoplecan’tchangelifeitself.
C.Thefactthatthingsfailtomeetpeople’sexpectations.
D.Thefactthatcircumstancesturnouttobedifficult.
34.Inwhatpatternisthisarticledeveloped?
A.Phenomenon(现象),causesandsolutions.
B.Problems,explanationandconclusion.
C.Examples,causesandarguments.
D.Phenomenon,analysisandconclusion.
35.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.Peopleseemtobetooserious
B.Lifeissimplyasitis
C.Hopescanturnintodifficulties
D.Agoodexerciseremovesover-seriousness
D
Whenwasthelasttimesomeonedidsomethingunexpectedlyniceforyou?
Notsomeoneyouknew,butatotalstranger?
It’shappenedtomeafewtimes,buttwoinstancesreallystandout.
Afewyearsago,Iwasdiningoutwithapersonwhokeptgoingonandonabouthimself,completelyunawareofthefactthatIwassittingthereinmisery(痛苦).Itwasn’thiscompanythatdisappointedme.Iwasrecoveringfromabadgradeinmystudy.Icouldhavecollapsed(崩溃)intearsrightthereatthetable.
Whenwepickedupthecheck,thewaitresssaid,“Yourmealwasalreadypaidfor.”MyfriendandIdidn’thaveacluehowithappened.ThenIrememberedamancominginoutofthecornerofmyeye.Hewasdressedinmostlywhite,satdownatthebar,hadaglassofwine,stayedformaybetenminutesandthenleft.Thewaitresssaid,“Yes,thegentlemanwhowasinhereawhileagopaidforyou.”
Justlastyear,Iwasrunningahalf-marathon.Withjust0.1milestogo,Iwasoutofgas.Runnerscallit“hittingthewall”;IthoughtIcouldn’tmoveanothermuscle.Outofnowhere,ateenagerjoggedupnexttomeandsaid,“What’syournamesweetie?
Jennifer?
Okay,Jennifer,let’sgo!
Comeon!
It’sjustaroundthecorner!
Youcandoit!
”.AndheranwithmeuntilIpickedupmypace.Ifoundhimatthefinishlinetothankhimfortheencouragementonlytolearnhewasn’tevensupposedtobeintheracethatday.Hewasrunninginplaceofsomeoneelse.
IstillshakemyheadwhenIthinkofthesemomentaryangelsthatcametomeatmypointofneed.Doyouhaveanyexperienceslikethis?
21.Whydidtheauthorsayshewasinmisery?
A.Becauseshegotintotroublewithherfriend.
B.Becauseshecouldn’tenjoyhermealquietly.
C.Becauseherfriendcomplainedsomuch.
D.Becauseshewasdoingpoorlyinherstudy.
22.Whatdoyouthinkofthemanwhopaidforthemeal?
A.Hewasgenerousandwarm-hearted.
B.Heknewtheauthorwell