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年重庆一中高届月月考202220239英语试题卷注意事项
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3.考试结束后，将答题卡交回第卷I第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）听下20515面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三5A BC个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的10时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.WhatdoesthewomanprefertodoA.Helpsomeonetypepapers.B.Havethepaperschecked.C.Gooverthepapersherself.
2.WhatarethespeakerstalkingaboutA.Aposition.B.Aweekendplan.C.Theman^company.
3.Wherewillthewomangothisafternoon
4.WheredidthemangettheticketsA.Fromthecinema.B.Fromthelnternet.C.Fromthewoman.
5.WhatdoesthewomanlikemostaboutthecityA.Theparks.B.Theoldbuildings.C.TheFrenchrestaurant.第二节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15115听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三5A BC个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读55两遍听下面一段对话，回答第和第两个小题
676.HowdoesthemanfeelabouthismajorA.Uninterested.B.Inspired.C.Confused.
7.WhatdoesthemanwanttodoaftergraduationA.Becomealawyer.B.StudyfurtherinMexico.C.Starthisownbusiness.听下面一段对话，回答第和第两个小题89（取,拿）
69.Whenlcry,mybestfriendalwaysf meahandkerchiefandcomfortsme.（优越的，高级的）
70.Brahminsconsiderthemselvess tomostotherpeople,althoughtheymaynotsayso.（暂时地）
71.Hiscarisbeingrepaired,andhehastogotoworkbypublictransportationt（振动）
72.Toplaytheinstrument,youputyourmouthononeendandblowwhilev yourlips.（坦率的），
73.lfyoudescribeapersonortheirbehaviourass youapproveofthembecausetheyarehonestanddirect,anddonottrytohidetheirfeelings.—（资助）
74.Thoughsmall,thefirmhass manystudentsattheuniversitysofar.（联合的，共同的）
75.Beforewediscussthej practices,letmebeclearaboutwhatthepracticesareandarenot.第二节书面表达（满分分）15假定你是李华，你的美国老师要求你们明天下午去听一个英国历史的讲座你因故不能参加请你写一封信向道歉并说明情况要点如下.表示歉意；.陈述理由；
12.补救措施注意
3.词数左右；
180.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯
2.文章的开头和结尾已写好，不计入总次数3DearMr.Evans,Sincerely,LiHua第三节读后续写（满分分）25阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文TheRobsonValley,wherelliveintheCanadianRockies,haswonderfulsceneryofsnow-coveredmoun（牧tains,ranches场）andfarms,whichattractshikers,snowmobilersandhorsebackriders.Thevalleyisremote.lnwinter,temperaturefallsbelowfreezingandmorethan30feetofsnowfallsonthehighestmountains.LastDecember,lgotacallfrommybestfriend,MonikaBrown.TwohorsesaretrappedonMountRenshaw,Monikatoldme.Somesnowmobilersspottedthemhighonthemountain.Theyretrappedinthesnowandstarving.Someoneneedstogetthosehorsesdownthemountain,ortheylldieoffthere.vIvelovedhorsessincelwasagirl.Thethoughtthattwohorseswouldfreezetodeathonamountainwastoomuchtobear.ljumpedup.Wemustgetthere.Theyneedsomeonewhoknowshorsestolookafterthemandfeedthem.rilgetintouchwithmyfriendsSaraandMatt.TheyYeamazingsnowmobilers/Mattagreedrightawaytogoupthemountain.AfterfindingthemJcoveredthetwohorseswithblanketsandfedthemwithsomehaypersonally.lwasoverjoyed.Butthenwefacedanevenbiggerchallenge.Thehorsesweremilesfromthenearestroad.Wehadtogetthetwohorsesoutofthedangerousareabeforeanothersnowstormarrived.（沟）SaraandMattputforwardaplantodigatrench fromthehorsestetothenearestroad,wherewecouldwalkthemdownthemountain.Butjustahandfulofpeoplewaitedonthescene.Wespenttherestofthedaydiggingandmadeatrenchafewdozenmeterslong.Atthisrateitwouldtakeweekstoreachtheroad,aboutakilometeraway.Astormcouldblowupanytime.Weneededmorediggers.lsentoute-mailsandmademorephonecallstoaskeveryonelcouldthinkofforhelp.注意续写短文的词数应为左右；
1.150请按如下格式在相应位置作答
2.Theverynextdaysomethingamazinghappened.Iputmyhandsonhorsesnecks,saying,“Theysavedyou.”年重庆一中高届英语月考参考答案20222023
一、听力1—5BACBC6—10AC ABA11—15ABCAB16—20BCABC
二、阅读理解21-23BDC24-27DCAB28-31DABC32-35CBDC
三、七选五36-40FGBDC51-55ADCBB
五、语法填空
56.told
57.themselves
58.on
59.or
60.decisions
61.enabling
62.Basically
63.where
64.is finished
65.the
六、单词拼写
67.dismissed
68.salary
69.fetches
66.suspended
71.temporarily
72.vibrating
70.superior
四、完形填空41-45CBDAB46-50DBDCB
73.straightforward
74.sponsored75joint
七、应用文写作T amindeed sorryto tellyou thatI wontbe ableto attendthe lectureon Englishhistorytomorrow afternoon.My grandmothersuddenly fellill andwas takento hospitallast night.1am afraidthatI willhave totake careof herthese days.However,I amactually veryinterested inEnglish societyand history.!wonder ifit ispossible forthetalk tobe recorded,and ifso,could Iborrow thetape Itwould meana greatdeal tome tolistento thetape andlearn whatis coveredin thetalk.Please allowme tosay sorryagain.I sincerelyhope thatyou willbe ableto understandmysituation andaccept myapology.Sincerely,Li Hua
八、读后续写Paragraph1Theverynextdaysomethingamazinghappened.Just whenI wonderedwhen theclear weatherwouldcome,help arrived.People fromevery partof theRobson Valleygradually turnedup todig.Snowmobilers,ranchers,farmers,everyone tooka shovel,boarded asnowmobile andheaded upthemountain.The temperaturedropped to40degrees belowzero butstill peoplecame.At last,thetrench wascompleted.We walkedthe twohorses tothe nearestroad,then tothe stable.Paragraph2Iputmyhandsonhorsesnecks,saying,Theysavedyou.H Andthen Irealized theyhad savedustoo.What movedme wasthat on the lastday ofdigging,when itseemed likethe entireRobsonValley wasonthehorses side,people Idnever metbefore dugsnow outto keeptherescue effortsgoing.A communityof individualscame togetheras one.It wasthe bestgiftour beautiful,remote valleycould askfor
8.Wherecanthewomanvisitsomerelatives1A.InCalifornia.B.InPuertoRico.C.lnSanFrancisco.
9.WhatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakersA.Motherandson.B.Husbandandwife.C.Brotherandsister.听下面一段对话，回答第至三个小题1012lO.WhydoesthewomanexpressthankstothemanA.Helldriveherhome.B.Hellshopwithher.C.Hellentertainherfriends.
11.WhafstheadvantageofaconveniencestoreforthemanA.Longbusinesshours.B.Thelowprice.C.Muchselection.
12.WhatwillthewomandonextA.Eathamburgers.B.Stayatthecashcounter.C.Comparedifferentbrands.听下面一段对话，回答第至第四个小题
131613.HowoldisKatienowA.10yearsold.B.13yearsold.C.23yearsold.
14.WhatdoesKatiethinkofliteratureA.Boring.B.Useless.C.Interesting.
15.WhatdoesKatieprobablydoA.Astudent.B.AmodeLC.Amagazineeditor.
16.Accordingtoresearch,whatcanKatiedotohelpherreadmoreliteratureA.Readonlongerflights.B.Readatleasttenpages.C.Readbeforegoingtobed.听下面一段独白，回答第至第四个小题
172017.WhenwilltheracebeheldthisyearA.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnSunday.
18.WheredoestheracestartA.Atthefootballground.B.Onthenorthsideofthepark.C.Atthemainentranceofthepark.
19.WhatcaneveryrunnergetA.AT-shirt.B.Awaterbottle.C.Apairofrunningshoes.
20.WhocanrunintheracefreeofchargeA.Childrenunder8yearsold.B.Adultsregisteringinadvance.C.Childrenbetween8and15yearsold.第二部分阅读理解共两节，满分分50第一节共小题；每小题分，满分分15阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项、、和中，选出最佳选项A BC D2ATheNaturalHistoryMuseumlntheheartofLondonisanincredibleworld,theNaturalHistoryMuseum,locatedinCromwellRoa d,LondonSW75BD.TheNaturalHistoryMuseumhouses80millionsensationsofnaturefromdinosaurstowhales,giantsquidtobillion-year-oldrocks,welcomingupto5millionvisitorsayearandbringingitsunrivalledtreasurestolife.AdmissionandopenhoursFree,opendaily10:00amto5:50pmLastentry5:20pmOpenuntil10:30pmLastFridayofeachmonthClosed24-26DecemberLuggagestorageYoucanleavecoatsandluggageinourcloakroomswhichcanbefoundinthegrandentranceandexhibitionroadentrance.Luggageischargedbyweight.Museummembersandchildrenagedthreeandundercanleaveitemsforfree,includingfoldedpushchairs.ltemssubmittedtothecloakroomlessthan30minutesbefor ethe川museumclosesw notbeaccepted.Pricesperitem£1:coats,umbrellas,smallbagsbagsupto4kg:£,morethan4kg:£5£3:childscooters,pramsandpushchairs£5:cabinbags56cmx45cmx21cm,foldingbikesandadultscootersMembershipMembershipallowsyoutoknowmoreaboutancientnaturalhistorywithfreeunlimitedentrytospec ialexhibitions,anexclusivediscountofferonmagazinessubscriptionsandmanymorebenefits.Adultmembership:£64Youngfriends8〜16:£45TouristtipsOvercrowdedonweekendsandholidaysPhotographingwithouttripodsMoreinformation
21.WhencanyouvisittheNaturalHistoryMuseumA.At8:30pmonFriday.B.At2:00pmonWednesday.C.At8:30amonMonday.D.At6:00pmonThursday.
22.Howmuchshouldavisitorpayforstoringa6kgbagA.£
1.B.£
3.C.£
4.D.£
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23.WhereisthistextmostlikelyfromA.Anaturemagazine.B.Ahistorybook.C.Atravelbrochure.D.Asciencereport.BGrowingupjneverworemakeupandlwasalwaysmoreafraidofthemirrorthananythingelse.lhad ntthoughtmakeupwasmeantforme^disabledwoman^ntillsawllltasnewadvertisement^hugefull-c olorphotoofamodelinawheelchair.Theworldoffashionandbeautyisrarelyrelatedtodisabilities,andeventhoughHollywoodhasmadestepstowardgreaterinclusionandclothingbrandAeriehasfeaturedwomenwithdisabilitiesintheiradvertisemerits,3seeingdisabilitiesinthemainstreamisdefinitelyunusual.Thereasonwhythesethingsmakeheadlines isthattheyresorare.Ilearnedfromaveryyoungagethatbecauseofmydisabilityjwouldneverbeconnectedwithbeaut yorcharm.rdspentsolongfeelingseparatedfromsomanypartsofsociety,butllltaissendingapowerfulm essagewithasinglephotodVstimetochallengeconventionalbeautystandardsbecausebeautycomesinallforms.Weallwanttofeelincluded.Whenitcomestodisabilities,itissoimportant,especiallyforchildrenan dteenswithdisabilities.lwaswellintomy30swhenlrolledintoamakeupstoreforthefirsttime.lhadnoideawhatlwasdoingandfeltlikeenteringanewworldwithoutamap;lfeltlikelwasoutofplace,asiflwaspeekingataclubwithoutbeinginvited.lmaginehowmyexperiencewouldhavebeendifferentiflhadsee namodelinawheelchair,smiling,asiftosay,uWelcome.Yes,youbelong!ThatmessageofinclusionwasloudandclearforMarenAnderson,a4-year-oldgirlwhohasararegeneticdiseaseandjuststartedusingawheelchair.ThemomentshespottedtheadvertisementwascaughtoncamerabyhermomCarolynAnderson,andquicklyspreadlastmonthonFacebook.Itsjustreallysayingthatshefeelsincluded,andshefeelslikesheidentifieswiththat,andbelongsherejustlikeeverybodyelse.So,thanky ou,Ulta,“saidCarolynAnderson.
24.Whatcanbelearnedfromparagraph2A.Therewillbemoreproductsforthedisabled.B.Aerieistheauthorsfavoriteclothingbrand.C.HollywoodworkswithUltatohelpthedisabled.D.ltshardforthepublictoassociatebeautywithdisabilities.
25.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofUltasnewadvertisementA.ltcreatesanewtrendinthefashionworld.B.ltmakessocietyoffermorejobstothedisabled.C.lthelpsmakethedisabledfeelconfidentandinvolved.D.ltbreaksthebarrierbetweenthedisabledandtheable-bodied.
26.HowdidtheauthorfeelwhenshefirststeppedintothemakeupstoreA.Nervousandembarrassed.B.Sadandlonely.C.Excitedandproud.D.Lostandbored.
27.WhyisMarenAnderson,sphotomentionedinthelastparagraphA.Toexposetheconditionofthedisabled.B.ToshowtheeffectofUltasadvertisement.C.Toemphasizethesenseofbelonging.D.Toexplorethecontemporarybeautystandards.CThedoorsopenwide,youenter,andtheyclosebehindyou.Astheelevatorgoesup,yourealizeit/sjustyouandoneotherpersontakingthisride.Thesilencesoongrowsuncomfortable.Whatsyourgo-tomoveAStareatyourshoes.BPulloutyourcellphone.CMakebriefeyecontact.DStartaconversation.lfyouranswerisB,yourelikefartoomanyofus,whotendtodojustaboutanythingtoavoidconversat ionoreveneyecontactwithstrangers.Andsmartphonesmakeiteasierthanevertodothat.Butabodyofres earch亏待hasshownthatwemightjustbeshort-changingourownhappinessbyignoringopportunitiestoconnect withthepeoplearoundus.Severalyearsago,psychologistElizabethDunnandhercolleagueGillianM.Sandstromtestedwhethershortconversationswithstrangerscouldliftmoods.Theyaskedparticipantstoenterabusycoffeeshopandg rabadrink-halfwouldjustgetinandgetout,andhalfwouldstrikeupaconversationwiththewaiter.Wefoundthatpeoplewhowererandomlyassignedtoturnthiseconomicbehaviorintoaquicksocialinteractionjeftthecoffeeshopinabettermood,Dunnsays.Why,ifconnectingwithothersmakesushappy,dowesooftenavoidit4Socialanxietycouldbepreventingthesetypesofinteractions,saysbehavioralscientistNicholasEpley.His通勤者experimentsrevealedthattrainandbuscommuterswhointeractedwithotherpassengersexperiencedamorepleasantride-evenwhentheybelievedtheywouldpreferreadingabook.ltisfearthatthepersonsittingnexttouswontenjoytalkingtousthatmakesuskeeptoourselves,Epleyfound.So,howcanweavoidtherisksoflonelinessandstopshort-changingourownhappinessltmightbeeasierthanyouthink.Startwithfolkslikethecashierinagrocerystoreorthewaiteratyourlocalcoffeeshop,Dun nsays.You^egottointeractwiththemanyway^oyoumightaswellmakeanefforttoturnitintoafriendlyexchange.
28.WhatcanbelearnedaboutthosewhochooseBasananswerareaddictedtothedigitalworld.B.Theyfeeluncomfortablebeingstaredat.C.Theyenjoyconnectingwithfamiliarpeoplemuch.hatemakingsmalltalkswithpeopleunknowntothem.
29.WhatwerethehappierparticipantsinDunn,sstudyaskedtodoA.S peaktothewa iter.B.Avoidaskingforchange.C.Chooseadrinkrandomly.D.Getoutofthecoffeeshopquickly.
30.WhydidcommutersavoidinteractingwithotherpassengersaccordingtoEpleyA.Toprotecttheirprivacy.B.Duetofearofrejection.C.Duetobusyschedules.D.Toenjoyviewsoutside.
31.Whatisthetextmainlyaboutbenefitsofavoidingloneliness.benefitsofpleasantcommutes.C.Thebenefitsoftalkingwithstrangers.D.Thebenefitsofinteractingwithlocalpeople.DTwentyyearsago,thellrbanLandlnstitutedefinedthetwotypesofcitiesthatdominatedtheUSIandscape:smallercitiesthatoperatedaroundstandard9-5businesshoursandlargemetropolitanareasthatranall24hoursoftheday.Analyzingandcomparingcitiesusingthelensofthisbasicdividegivesinterestingcontextto howinvestmentcapitalflowsandhousingpriceshaveshifted.Inrecentyears,manymid-sizedcitieshavebeguntoadoptamiddle-of-the-roadapproachincorporatingtheexcitementandopportunityoflargecitieswithsmallcities^uietaftermidnight.TheselS-hourcitiesar e（地beginningtomakewavesinrealestate M产）rankingsandattractmorerealestateinvestment.Whatisunderlyingthisnewmovementinrealestate,andwhydothesecitieshavesomuchappeal18-hourcitiescombinethebestof24-hourand9-5cities,whichcontributestodowntownrevitalization.Fordecades,manydowntowncoresinsmalltomid-sizedcitieswereabandonedafterworkhoursbyworkerswholivedinthesuburbs.Movementoutofcitycenterswaswidespread,anddowntowntenantswerepredominantlymadeupoftheworkingpoor.Thisgeneratedlittlecommercefordowntownbusinessesintheevenings,whichmadebusinessandgeneratingtaxrevenueformunicipalupkeepdifficult.Transformingdowntownareassothattheyincorporatemodernhousingandimprovedwalkabilitytolocalrestaurants,retail,andentertainment-especiallywhencombinedwithimprovedinfrastructureforcyclistsand（publictransit-makesthemappealtoamoreaffluentdemographic A□）.Theseadjustmentsencourageemployersintheknowledgeandtalentindustriestokeeptheirofficesdowntown.Accesstofoottraffican d5（邻proximity）i!T totransitallowthetypeofentertainment-orientedbusinessessuchasbarsandrestaurantstostayopenlater,whichattractsbothyounger,creativeworkersandbabyboomersnearingretirementalike.Becauseoftheirsmallersize,mostkeephoursthatallowpeopletoenjoythemselves,thenhavesomequietaftermidnight,asopposedtolargemajorcitieslikeNewYork,wherethebuzzofactivityisongoing
32.WhatdowelearnaboutAmericancitiestwentyyearsagoweredividedintoresidentialandbusinessareas.B.Theirhousingpriceswerelinkedwiththeirprosperity.C.Therewasacleardividebetweenlargeandsmallcities.wereplaceswherelargeinvestmentcapitalflowed.
33.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassageabout18-hourcitiesA.Theyespeciallyappealtosmallbusinesses.B.Theyhaveseenariseinpropertyprices.C.Theyhavereplacedquietwithexcitement.D.TheyhavechangedAmericaslandscape.
34.Yearsago,manydowntowncoresinsmalltomid-sizedcities.A.hadhardlyanybusinessactivityB.werecrowdedinbusinesshoursC.exhibitednosignsofprosperityD.lookeddesertedintheevenings
35.Whatcharacterizesthenewdowntownareasin18-hourcitiesA.AsuddenemergenceoftheknowledgeirRJustry:B.FIoodinginoflargecrowdsofmigrantworkers.C.Modernizedhousingandimprovedinfrastructure.D.Morecomfortablelifeandgreaterupwardmobility.第二节（共小题每小酚，满分初一5根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项FourdifferencesbetweensuccessfulpeopleandyouThetruthis,anysuccessfulindividualisfleshandbloodjustlikeyou.Theyarenotbornmiracles,butifsthe—smaHdifferencesthathelpthemstickoutfromtherest.
36.Ordinarypeopletalkaboutotherpeople.Successfulpeopletalkaboutideas.—cHsetissvariousideasthatcouldimprovetheirlives.Ordinarypeoplecomplainaboutlife.
38.Thefactis,everybodyexperiencesdifficulties.Both,peopleatthebottomaswellastheonesatthet op,strugglewithsomething.Youcan^controltheobstacleslifethrowsatyoUjbutyoucancontrolthewayyoureacttothem.Whereasordinaryfolkssimplywishlifewaseasier,successfulindividualsacceptthewayitisan dfindanalternativepath.Ordinarypeoplelettheirthoughtsinfluencethem.Successfulpeopleinfluencetheirthoughts.
39.Manypeopleletthemdictatetheirlives.Onthecontrary,outstandingpeopleareconscious oftheimpacttheirthoughtshave,sotheyinfluencetheirthinkingtomakeitworkfor,andnotagainstthem.Ordinarypeoplecannotsayno.Successfulpeopleoftensayno.
40.Butthenagain^onsideringthelong-termviewjfsbettertosay“no”now,ratherthanregretthesubsequentconsequencesofsaying yesv.Youhavetosay“no”tobadeatinghabitsandsoon,andthenyoucansay“yes”tobeingmorehealthyTThesuccessfulindividualtakestheadvantageofsaying“no”onadailybasis,（低估）whiletheordinaryoneiiR4eFestifflates thepowerofthisseeminglysimpleword.A.Successfulpeoplenevercomplainaboutlife.6B.Successfulpeopleadapttowhatlifethrowsatthem^C.Fromashort-termperspective,saying“no”canbescary.D.Everyonehasdoubtsandnegativethoughtsonceinawhile.E.Manypeoplemayhavesomevejybrilliantthoughtssometimes.F.So,whatarethekeyaspectsthatdifferentiatethemfromthecrowd第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，G.Theyjustcan^helpbuttalkaboutpeople^ftenwithaveinofjealousy.满分分）第一节完形填空（共小题用小题分，满分分）3015115阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给四个选*、和）中，选出可以填入空格中的kB CD最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑rmstandinginaclassofwild14-year-oldgirlsastheythrowpaperandhowlwithlaughter.Theywon,tlistentome.lneverwantedto
41.lwantedtobeawriter.ButwhenlarrivedinLondon,theywere42ofteachers.Myeffortsatteachingwere
43.Whenthebellfinallyrang,l44tothestaffroom,redwithanger.Theotherteachersweren^S.That,s4B,theworstclassinschool.Butlcouldn^giveup.WGformallessons.Instead,Ibroughttopicsforclassdiscussion.OneoftheIiveliesttalkswasabouttheargumentstheyhadwiththeir
47.Theypaidattentionandwere48toshareabouttheirfamilylives.Thenlhadthemwriteaboutthemselves.Astimewenton,theiressaysbecamea49betweenus.l50theirhumor,toughnessandeagerness,andlthinktheyappreciatedmyinterestintheirlives.ThemusicalMyFairLadywasplayingintheWestEndandlaskedifthey5dliketoseethemusical.Th eythoughtlwasjokinganddidnottakeit51sincenoteacherhadeversuggestedtakingthemout.Afewweekslater,4Bandlwere52intheater.Theylovedthemusicalandthecharacters.（叛逆）Neartheendoftheterm,twomostrebellious^J girlswithflowerswereknockingonmydoor.lwas53toknowlhadtouchedtheirheartsandmadeadifferencetotheirlives,buttheyhadalsotouchedmine.lenjoyedteachingandgettingalongwith
54.WhenlretumedtoAustraliaseveralyearslaterJstillSStobeawriter.Teachingwasnltheendofmywritingcareer;itwasthebeginning.
41.A.guideB.performCjeachD^explorehopeless145A.impressedB.surprisedC.annoyed第二节语法填空共小题存、题分，满分分107J15阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容或括号内单词的正逊三一Creativeactivitieslikebakingcontributetoasenseofwell-being.Wheninterviewedlastweek,Bos ton7UniversityprofessorofpsychologicalandbrainsciencesDonnaPincus56tellHuffPostthatthereisuastressreliefthatpeoplegetfromawaytoexpress57them.vBakingworkswonderinfocusingthemindbecauseitoftenrelies58veryexactmeasurements.Forinstance,youhavetoaddingredientsinthecorrectorder,59cookieswillbeunpleasantlywet.Havingcompletefocusonarecipeandnotallowingyourselftobedistractedbyyourthoughtsoftenbringahealingeffect.Intheprocess,mostofthe60decidehavealreadybeenmadeforyou,61enableyoutoconcentrateonthedetailswhiletakingyourmindawayfromvariousanxietiesofyourlifeoutsidethekitc hen.62basic,bakingisacreativeactivity63youcanimagineahappymomentinthefuture.Pincusindicatesthattheactofsharingyourproductbenefitsthebodyandsoul.Whenthebreadorc ake64finishandsharedwithfamilyorfriends,^youfeellikeyou^edonesomethingmeaningfulforGSworldandincreasedconnectionwithotherpeopleaswell.v第四部分写作共两节，满分分50第一节单词拼写共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分悬挂
66.Thereisnoswitchintheroom.Thelamps fromtheceilingiscontrolledbyAItechnology.解雇，开除
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