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2022-2023高三上英语期末模拟试卷请考生注意
1.请用2B铅笔将选择题答案涂填在答题纸相应位置上，请用
0.5毫米及以上黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔将主观题的答案写在答题纸相应的答题区内写在试题卷、草稿纸上均无效
2.答题前，认真阅读答题纸上的《注意事项》，按规定答题第一部分（共20小题，每小题
1.5分，满分30分）
1.Thi.ca.i.importan.t.ou.family.W.woul.repai.i.a.ou.expens..i.brea.dow.withi.th.firs.year.A.could B.wouldC.might D.should
2.When in trouble,remember tostay calm,and everythingwill well.A.turn backB.turn upC.turn downD.turn out
3.He isconfident,in myopinion,is mostimportant insociety.A.how B.whichC.that D.what
4.An internationalteam of astronomers announcedWednesday thattheythe first-ever imageof a black hole.A.have captured B.were capturingC.had capturedD.would capture
5.There willbe an endless powerof youthsupporting theChinese nations rejuvenationtheyounger generationof thecountry hasideals,pursuitsand shoulders.A.as faras B.so longasC.even ifD.as if
6.Not untilthe busdisappeared in the distanceher schoolbag wasgone.A.Tina hadfound B.had Tina foundC.did TinaAnd D.Tinafound
7.The educationsystem inChina isvery differentfrom inthe USA.A.one B.itC.those D.that
8.The oldcouple,country life,were unwillingto moveto thecity tolive with his son.C.Ther.i.n.best,onl.better..D..contente.min.i.a.everlastin.feast.
3.What canwe inferfrom the underlined sentencein paragraph4A.More andmore peopleare toleratingmistakes.B.The societyis partlyto blamefor perfectionism.C.Many young people Andit impossibleto beperfect.D・It sunusual for a societyto seekperfectionism nowadays.
4.What doesthe authorthink ofimperfectionA・It.par.o.ou.life..B・It.unbearable.C.Ldeserve.t.b.overcome..D.Ldoe.hant.ou.menta.health.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A.B.C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.
3..i.here,.repeat in.th.word,severa.time,befor.th..
3..consciou.ma.opene.hi.eyes.Hi.so.wa...
3..wh.ha.com.bac.fro.servic.t..3・.t.hi.belove.father...Th.elderl.ma.
4..Hi.lovin.so.reste.th.ol.man*.lifeles.han.o.th.be.an.Ief.t.fin.th..
4...Th.youn.ma.waite.whil.th.nurs.carrie.hi.father\bod.awa.an.whe.sh.returned.offerin.word.o..5・・・th.soldie.interrupte.her.nWho wasthe mann-he asked.51,the nursereplied,nHe wasyour father.n“No,he wasntJ theyoung mansaid,6Pve neverseen himbefore inmy life.”“Then52didnt yousay something・・Whe..arrive.a.th.ward,.kne.righ.awa.ther.ha.bee.a（n.
5.th.younema.explained.nBu..als.kne.tha.ma.neede.hi.son.an.h.wasn,.here..couLtel.h.wa.too-5・t.kno.wh.sa.besid.hi.bu.h.neede.someon.there.so.jus.decide.t.
5.him.l.A.wife B.son C.brother D.cousin
2.A.barely B.simply C.actually D.totally
3.A.director B.manager C.waiter D.soldier
4.A.talk B.listen C.attend D.adjust
5.A.looked Breached C.moved D.picked
6、A.mornin・・・*B・noo・・・・・C.afternoo....D.night在空白处填入1个适当的单
7、A.sadnes・・・B.trut・・・・C.excitemen....D.encoursgement
8、A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything
9、A.Free B.Unaware C.Afraid D.Tired
10、A.loyally B.seriously C.impatiently D.carelesslyB.chat C.rest D.exercise
11.A.walkB.agree C.hesitate D.weep
12.A.refuseB.died C.recovered D.screamed
13.A.awokeB.relative C..ambulance D.nurse
14.A.friendB.anger C.sympathy D.admiration
15.A.loveB.Worried C.Frightened D.Annoyed16・A.ShockedB whereC.why D.when
17、A.howB.hope C.accident D.event
18、A.mistakeB.sick C.disappointed D.careless
19、A.anxiousB.support C.respect D.accompany20^A.leave第二节（每小题
1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料,词或括号内单词的正确形式
27.15分We veall turnedto sadmusic to make usfeel
1.goodat somepoint inourlives,but whydoes doublingdown onthe sadnesshelp dragus out of themire泥沼.ne.stud.shed.ligh.o.what.goin.o.insid.ou.brain.
2.w.inatc.ou.musi.t.ou.feelings.I.look.lik.sa.musi.ca.b.enjoyabL-rathe.tha.
3.simple.depressing.becaus.i.trigger.positiv.memorie.tha.ca.hel.t.lif.ou.mood.Psychologis.Adria.Nort.fro.Curti.Universit.i.Australi.say.ther.
4.betw.group.o.possible
5.explainfo.wh.w.enjo.listenin.t.sa.musi.lik.this.on.fro.socia.psychology.an.on.fro.cognitiv.neuroscience认知神经学.（（I.term.o.socia.psychology.on.wa.o.
6.think.abou.thi.i.tha.w.fee.muc.bette.abou.
7.we.i.w.focu.o.someon.who.doin.eve.worse..proces.know.a.downwar.socia.comparison.（Everything’.goin.t.b.okay.becaus.thi.perso.
8.have.a.eve.wors.da.tha.yo.are.Another theoryfrom socialpsychology isthat peoplelike tolisten
9.music thatmirrors thetone of theircurrent lifecircumstances-the songsact as
10.sort oftuning fork（音叉）for ourownsituations and they resonate（共鸣）with us.第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分10分）
28.（10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号（A）,并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意
1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分Wester.peopl.ofte・sa.Excus.me.LChina.aExcuse.me.i.onl.use.apologiz.whe..perso.ha.don.somethin.wron.an.ha.hur.someon.else.Wester.peopl.sa.i.whe.the.wan.Lpas.i.th.fron.o.someone.o.whe.the.fin.himsel.laLfo.a.appointment.Eve.a.hom.th.husban.wil.than.th.wif.unles.sh.give.hi..glas.o.water.aThan.you.mea.yo.appreciat.wha.someon.ha.don.fo.you.n.matte.ho.smalle.i.is.aExcus.me.an.^Than.you.ar.th.mos.ordinar.wor.Wester.peopl.us.ever.day.The.coul.hel.peopl.ge.alon.wel.t.eac.other.第二节书面表达（满分25分）
29.（25分）假定你是李华，你校英国交换生Thompson邀请你去参观美术展览，但你已经看过现在你邀请他参观另一个展览内容包括
1.说明不去的理由；
2.邀请他参加因特网科技展览；
3.参观时间地点注意.
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯参考答案第一部分（共20小题，每小题
1.5分，满分30分）1D
2、D
3、B
4、C
5、B
6、C
7、D
8、A
9、C
10、D
11、A
12、D
13、B
14、A
15、B
16、C、17C
18、D
19、C
20、D第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A.B.C.D四个选项中，选出最佳选项
21.
1.A
2、D
3、B
4、A
22.
1.B
2、A
3、A
4、D
23.l.C
2、B
3、A
4、D
24.
1.B
2、C
3、D
25.
1.B
26.C
27.B
28.A第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A.B.C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.
26、
1.B
2、A
3、D
4、C
5、B
6、D
7、D
8、C
9、B
10、A
11、C
12、A
13、B
14、D
15、C
16、A
17、C
18、A
19、B
20、D第二节（每小题
1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
27、
1.better
2.when/as3・simply
4.are
5.explanations
6.thinking
7.ourselves
8.is having/has
9.to
10.a第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分10分）
28、Western peopleoften sayExcuse me.In China,“Excuse meis onlyused Aapologizetowhen aperson hasdone something wrongand hashurt someoneelse.Western peoplesay itwhenorthey wantto passint^e frontof someone,or whenthey findhimself latefor anappointment.themselvesEven athome thehusband willthank thewife unlussshe giveshim aglass ofwater.Thank.When ifyoumean youappreciate whatsomeone hasdone foryouno matterhow smallerit is.means small“Excuse meand Thankyou are the mostordinary wordWestern peopleuse everyday.Theywordscould helppeople getalong wellto eachother.can with第二节书面表达（满分25分）29Dear Thompson,V.gratefu.tha.you,v.invite.m.t.visi.th.ar.show.Bu.it••grea.piLtha..can.g.wit.yo.a.Iv.alread.see.it.However.Iy.lik.t.inviLyo.Lg.Lanothe.exhibition.whic.i.abou.th.technolog.o.th.InterneLLi.sai.tha.som.mos.advance.producLan.invention.o.telecommunicatio.wil.b.o.show.includin.th.newes.cellphones.Man.ne.function.hav.adde.Lthem.makin.th.phone.mor.useful.F.sur.yo.wil.hav..goo.time.Th.sho.wil.b.hel.a..o cloc.a.m.nex.Monda.a.th.citexhibitio.centre.Looking forwardto yourreply.Yours,Li HuaA.accustomed toB.buried inC.addicted toD.exposed to
9.Doris Lessing,an authorwho hashad afascinating life,lived inIran she was fivebeforemoving toZimbabwe.A.unless B.sinceC.untilD.after
10.Ms Aliceis considereda ladyby us,for sheoften helpsthepoor shemet with.A.selfish B.hopefulC.mean D.generous
11.—The roomlooks bigger!—We thefurniture.A.have changedB.had changedC.changed D.are changing
12.—A studysuggests reducingenergy demand inthefuture mayurbanareas.—That.true.Citie.nee.mor.energ.tha.smal.town.o.othe.rura.areas.A.catch onB.act onC.hang onD.center on
13.You haveto rewritethe monthlyreport becauseyou manyimportant details.A.turned offB.left outC.dropped byD.put up
14.After shebecame ill,I feltwith her-shewascheery whileI feltgloomy.A.out oftune B.out ofbreath C.out ofcuriosity D.outofmind
15.一一.Yo.loo.happ.today.I.ther.anythin,good--Fm verydelighted asoneof the exchangestudents.A.to chooseB.to havebeen chosenC.choosing D.having beenchosen
16.Our companyis seekingforamanager,especially withcreativityand imagination.A.the oneB.eachC.one D.that
17.With somesnow ontop ofit,the YellowMountain lookedfantastic thiswinter.Actually,I doubtwhether wecould visitmountain inChina.A.a mostbeautiful B.the mostbeautifulC.a morebeautiful D.a beautiful
18.Having lostsomething inthe cloakroom,I wentinside toget it,and foundRoy thepocketsof peoples coats.A.going aroundB.going afterC.going againstD.going through
19.The Britishgovernment publishedan officialpolicy documentits plansto bringthe UKoutof theEuropean Union.A.letting outB.putting outC.setting outD.working out
20.Linda toher motherfor solong thatshe figuresout almosteverygesture ofher mothers.A.attended B.had attendedC.would attendD.has attended第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A.B.C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项
21.（6分）
0.Octobe.
19.
1959.th.firs.Specia.Engl is.progra.wa.broadcas.o.th.Voic.o.Amer ica.L wa.a.experiment.Th.goa.wa.t.communi cat.b.radi.i,clea.an.simpl.Engl is・wit.peopl.whos.nativ.languag.i.no.English.Expert,sai.th.goa.wa.admirable,bu.th.metho,woul.no.work.The.wer.prove,wrong.Th.Specia.Engl is.program,quic kl.becam.som.o.th.mos.popula.o.VOA.An.the.stil.are.Fort.year.later.Specia.Englis.continue.t.communicat.wit.peopl.wh.ar.no.fluen.i.English.Bu.durinJh.yearJLroLha.expanded.I.als.help.peopLlear.America.English.An.i.provide.listeners.eve.thos.wh.ar.nativ.Englis.speakers.wit.informatio.the.canno.fin.elsewhere.Today.Specia.Englis.broadcast.aroun.th.worI.seve.day..week.fiv.time..day.Eac.half-hou.broadcas.begin.wit.te.minute.o.th.lates.new.followe.b.
2.minute.o.featur.programming.TherJ..differen.shor.featur.ever.weekda.abou.science.development.agricultur.an.environment.an.o.th.weekend.abou.new.event.an.America.idioms.Thre.element.mak.Specia.Englis.unique.Lha..limite.vocabular.o.l
50.words.Mos.ar.simpl.word.tha.describ.objects.action.o.emotions.Som.ar.mor.difficult.The.ar.use.fo.reportin.worl.evenLan.describin.discoverie.i.medicin.an.science.Specia.Englis.i.writte.i.short.simpLsentence.tha.contai.onl.on.idea.N.idiom.ar.used.An.Specia.Englis.i.spoke.a..slowe.pace.abou.two-third.th.spee.o.Standar.English.Thi.help.peopl.learnin.Englis.hea.eac.wor.clearly.Lals.help.peopl.wh.ar.Englis.speaker.understan.comple.subjects.Throug.th.years.Specia.Englis.ha.becom..ver.popula.too.fo.teachin.English.eve.thoug.i.wa.no.designe.a.teachin.programJ.succeedJ.helpin.peopLleanEnglisJ..non-traditiona.way.Individual.recor.th.program.an.pla.the.ove.an.ove.Lpractic.thei.listenin.skills.Lcountrie.aroun.th.world.Englis.teacher.assig.Specia.Englis.t.thei.students.The.prais.i.fo.improvin.thei.students.abilit.t.understan.America.Englis.an.fo.th.conten.o.th.programs.Universitie.an.privat.companie.i.man.countrie.produc.package.o.Specia.Englis.material.fo.studen.use.l.At thebeginning,Special Englishprogram was・A.doubted bysome professionalsB.rejected bynative peopleC.well receivedD.intended forteaching English
2.What kindof Englishis spokenon Special EnglishA.British EnglishB.Not certainC.Both Britishand American English D.AmericanEnglish
94.From the last paragraphwe caninfer that.A.listening toSpecial Englishcan bea studentshomeworkB.listening toSpecialEnglishcan improvethe contentoftheprogramC.some studentrecord theSpecialEnglishmaterial forsaleD.learning Englishfrom VOAis atraditional wayfor Englishlearner
22.（8分）Screamin.i.on.o.th.response,human,shar.wit.othe.animals.Conventiona.thinki n.suggest,tha.wha.set..screa.apar.fro.othe.sound,i.it.loudness.However,man・sound,tha.ar.lou.d.no.rais.goos.bump.lik.scream,can.T.fin.ou.wha.make,huma.scream,unique,neuroscientis.Lu.Arna.an.hi.tea.examine..ban.o.sound,conta inin.sentence,spoke,o.screame.b.
1.adults.Th.resul.show,scream,an.screame.s entence.ha..qualit.calle.“roughness,・whic.refer,t.ho.fas.・soun.change,i.loudness.Whil.norma,speec.sound,onl.hav.sligh.difference,i.loudness-betwee..an..Hz.scream,ca.switc.ver.fast,vary in.betwee.
3.an.
15.Hz.thu.consi dere.t.b.roug.an.unpleasant.Arnal.tea.aske.
2.subject.t.judg.scream.a.fearfu.o.not.an.foun.tha.th.scaries.ar.almos.alway.connecte.wit.roughness.Th.tea.the.studie.ho.th.huma.brai.respond.t.roughnes・115E.^\1区1）迅.§2111101;（磁共振颅脑扫描{$C）.A.expected.afte.hearin..scream.activit.increase.i.th.brain,.hearin.center.wher.soun.comin・int・th・ear・i・processed・Bu・th・scan・als・li・ii・i・th・amygdaL（脑扁桃体）・th・brain.fea.center.Th.amygdal.i.th.are.tha.respond.t.danger.Whe..threa.i.detected.ou.adrenalin.（^_t腺^.rises.an.ou.bod.prepare.t.reac.t.danger.Th.stud.foun.tha.roughnes.isn,.hear.whe.w.spea.naturally.bu.th.mos.annoyin.alar.clocks.ca.horns.an.fir.alarm.posses.hig.degree.o.roughness.On.potentia.applicatio.fo.thi.researc.migh.b.t.ad.roughnes.t.alar.sound.t.mak.the.mor.effective.th.sam.wa..ba.smel.i.adde.t.natura.ga.t.mak.i.th.easil.Lb.detected.Warnin.sound.couI.als.b.adde.t.electri.cars.whic.ar.particularl.silents.the.ca.b.efficientLdetecte.b.pedest rians.l.What isthe firstparagraph mainlyaboutA.Different typesof screams.B.Specific featuresof screams.C.Human soundsand animalcries.D.Sound changesand screamedsentences.
2.What doestheunderlinedphrase araisegoose bumps“probably meanA.Mak.peopl.fee.unpleasant..B.Mak.peopl.fee.cold.C.Mak.peopl.rud.an.rough..D.Mak.peopLunique.
3.What canwe inferfrom thepassageA.Roughness iscommonly heardin manyartificial sounds.B.The travelingspeed makesscreams differentfrom othersounds.C.Very littlescientific researchhas beendone onhuman screams.D.Normal humanspeech soundsvary between30to150Hz inloudness.
4.What devicemay beimproved withthe researchersfindingsA.Traffi.lights..B.Securitcameras.C.Smar.phones..D.Smok.detectors.
23.（8分）Hawkin.die.earl.Wednesda.a.hi.hom.i.Englan.a.th.ag.o.
76.Throughou.hi.caree,a.on.o.th.world.mos.recognizabl.cosmi.thinkers,h.regularl.thre.himsel.i nt.po.culture.comedi.rin.wit.cameos（客串）o.program,sue.a.Th.Simpson,an.Lat.Nigh.wit.Cona.O Brien.Thes.appearance.define.Hawking.persona.lif.a.mus.a.hi.universe-shakin.theoretica.work.Humor.however.wa.no.jus.on.sid.o.hi.personality.bu..ke.t.overcomin.th.diseas.h.struggle.agains.sinc.
1963.^Keepin.a.activ.min.ha.bee.vita.Lm.survival.a.ha.maintainin..sens.o.humor,.Hawkin.sai.i..
201.documentary.^.a.probabLbette.know.fo.m.appearance.o.Th.Simpson.an.o.Th.Bi.Ban.Theor.tha..a.fo.m.scientifi.disco veries.wA.
21.Hawkin.wa.diagnose.wit..conditio.simila.t.amyotrophi.latera.sclerosis（肌萎缩性侧索硬化症）.als.know.a.Lo.Gehrig.disease.Accordin.t.th.AL.Association.uHaLo.aLpeopl.affecte.wit.AL.liv.a.mos.thre.o.mor.year.afte.diagnosis.Twent.percenJiv.fiv・year・o・more・onLte・percen・wiLliv・mor・tha・te・years・”Th.diseas.woul.eventuall.shu.dow.Hawking,.moto.functions.makin.hi.speechles.an.unabl.t.mov.withou..wheelchair.Doctor.initiall.sai.h.woul.b.dea.i.tw.years.Hi.condition.however.prove.t.b..ratslow-actin.version.But Hawkingfought throughhis worsephysical state,rising toa positionas acelebratedprofessor ofmathematical atthe Universityof Cambridgeand alteringthe popularconception ofphysicswithhis1988bestseller,A BriefHistory ofTime.a Whe..turne.
21.m.expectation.wer.reduce.t.zero,.h.sai.i..T.show.H.added.Lwa.importan.tha..cam.t.appreciat.wha..di.have.It.als.importan.no.becom.angry.n.matte.ho.difficul.lif.is.becaus.yo.ca.los.al.hop.i.yo.can,JaugayourseLan.a.lif.i.general.”l.Whatwas Hawkinglike accordingto the textA.H.wa.kin.an.brave..B.H.wa.friendl.an.adventurous.C.H.wa.humorou.an.strong-minded..D.H.wa.sh.an.uncommunicative.
2.How didHawking dealwith ALSA.He didfurther researchinto thedisease.B.He kepta positiveattitude towardshis disease.C.He didmore exerciseand spokea lotwith others.D.He wentto hospitalto havea healthcheck regularly.
3.What canbe learntfrom thestory ofHawkingA.Laughter isthe bestmedicine.B.Lost timeis neverfound again*C.Everything comesto himwho waits.D.A journeyofathousand milesbegins witha singlestep.
4.What canwe knowfrom thetextA.ALS is a commondisease inEngland.B.Doctors onceabandoned treatmentfor Hawking.C.Playing rolesin comedywas Hawkings favorite.D・It salmost awonder thatHawking cansurvive thedisease.
24.（8分）Give ita Go!One-Off VolunteeringOurOne-Off programmeallows youto takepart involunteering activitieswith noregularcommitment suchas dogwalking,helping yourlocal communityand soon.Transport isprovided fromcampus whenactivities cantbe reachedby publictransport oronfoot fromcampus.Canley Pop Up Cafe:Chinese NewYear Special!Date:Saturday17February2018Time:10:30-15:30Help runfun gamesand activitiesfor Canleycitizens.Canley PopUp Cafesaim toinitiate communityinteraction andraise awarenessof culturaldiversityand differenceas beingpositive bycreating spacesthat encourageneighbours tomeet,talk,share talents,histories andknowledge.Dogs TrustVolunteer DayDate:Friday23February2018Time:09:55-16:00Joi.u.fo..da.wit.th.Dog.Trust.HeLexercis.th.dogs.prepar.foo.an.clea.th.do.shelter.Transport andlunch willbe providedby WarwickVolunteers.Kings HillNurseryDate:Wednesday16May2018Time:09:05-13:15King.Hil.Nurserie.provid.placements.training.wor.experienc.an.job.fo.peopl.witlearnin.disabilities.Volunteer.wil.hel.suppor.adult.wit.disabilitie.wit.gardenin.tasks.N.previou.experienc.required.Transport fromcampus provided.Friends of Canley GreenSpaces—Woodland PathClearanceDate:Saturday10March2018Time:10:30-13:30HeLclea..woodlan.pathwa.b.removin..mas.o.dea.woo.fro.lo.lyin.tre.branches.B.cuttin.awa.th.wood.walkin.alon.th.pat.wil.b.muc.easier..mor.attractiv.pathwa.wil.als.encourag.peopI.t.explor.Par.Wood.on.o.Canley,.ancien.bluebel.woodlands.Please wearsuitable outdoorclothing andstrong shoesor bootsthat youdont mindgetting alittlemuddy.
1.What isthe purposeofCanley PopUp CafesA.To providejobs forvolunteers.B.To improvethe neighbourhood.C.To askfor helpfrom neighbours.D.To encourageneighbours toconsume.
2.Which activitylasts longestA.Kings HillNursery.B.CanleyPopUpCafe.C.Dogs TrustVolunteer Day.D.Friends ofCanley GreenSpaces.
3.What isthe maintask inthelastactivityA.Planting trees.B.Widening thepath.C.Guiding thetourists.D.Clearing thepath.
25.（10分）Its noteasy feelinglike you re alwaysunder thespotlight beingjudged foreachlittle mistakeyou make.Your mindis inanendlesscircle playingwhat yousaid anddid overandover again.You wishyou hada timecapsule togo backand makethings fightif youfindmistakes.You fearwhat otherswill thinkabout youand thatthey willreject anddislike you.Youseek to be sociallyperfect.Academically,you worklong endlesshours justtomakethose excellentmarks.Althoughmost wouldsay itsgood tohave high standards,“they haveno ideaabout theinternal hellyouput yourselfthrough toachieve perfection.If youcome upless thanyour desiredgoal youfeel asthoughyou havefailed,but youre farfrom failing,you justdon tsee itthat way.So insteadyouare tellingyourself thatyourestupid,and notsmart.The pressureyou placeon yourselfweighsyou downand youwear the“not goodenough”label eachand everyday.You notonly havehighstandardsfor yourselfbut youalso havethem forothers.If peopledont performup toyour expectations,then youthink themincompetent.This causesa lotoffrustration becauseyou cant trustanyone toget thingsright.So insteadof beinga teamplayeryou flysolo（单飞）andtry todo twoor threejobs atonce.Your unrealisticexpectations causeyouto criticizeand judgeothers and that leadsto problemsin otherareas ofyour life.The attempttobeperfect iscalled perfectionismand itsthe unachievableAmerican dreamthats damagingour emotionaland mentalhealth.We strivefor perfectionwith ourbody,in ourperformance,andinour relationships.!!!a societythat overstatesmistakes,is itany wonderthatso manyyoungpeopleattempt theimpossible taskof beingperfectWe allhave flaws,fears,and makemistakes,andthats perfectlyOK.It,s ourimperfections thatmakelife interestingandtheyhelp usgrow intoa strongermore adaptableperson.We dont havetostrive toachieve theimpossible.We aredesigned tobe perfectlyimperfect.LWhat mightbe themost suitabletitle ofthetextA.Far fromfailing B.Perfectly ImperfectC.Perfectionism PhenomenonD.Unachievable AmericanDream
2.Which ofthe followingisaperfectionist mostlikely toagreeA.Nobod.i.perfect..B.B.generou.wit.praise.。
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