七選五-學(xué)考真題分類匯編Maybeyouareanaveragestudent.Youprobablythinkyouwillneverbeatopstudent.Thisisnotnecessarilyso,however.Anyonecanbecomeabetterstudentifheorshewantsto.Here’show:1Whenyouplanyourweek.Youshouldmakealistofthingsthatyouhavetodo.Aftermakingthislist,youshouldmakeascheduleofyourtime.Decideonagood,regulartimeforstudying.Ofcourse,studyingshouldn’toccupyallofyourtime.2Findagoodplacetostudy.Lookaroundthehouseforagoodstudyarea.Keepthisspacefreeofeverythingbutstudymaterials.Nogames,radios,ortelevision.Makegooduseofyourtimeinclass.3Listeningcarefullyinclassmeanslessworklater.Takingnoteswillhelpyourememberwhattheteachersays.Studyregularly.Whenyougethomefromclass,gooveryournotes.Reviewtheimportantpointsthatyourteacherisgoingtodiscussthenextday,readthatmaterial.4Developagoodattitudetowardstests.Thepurposeofatestistoshowwhatyouhavelearnedaboutasubject.Theworldwon’tendifyoudon’tpassatest,sodon’tbeover-worried.5Youwillprobablydiscovermanyothersafteryouhavetriedthese.A．Thereareothermethodsthatmighthelpyouwithyourstudying.B．Don’tforgettosetasideenoughtimeforentertainment.C．Takeadvantageofclasstimetolistentoeverythingtheteachersays.D．Noonecanbecomeatopstudentunlessheorsheworkshard.E．Planyourtimecarefully.F．Aweeklyschedulemaynotsolveallyourproblems.G．Thiswillhelpyouunderstandthenextclass.Lifehasawayofshapingus.Lifecanmakeyoudoubtorquestionyourpurpose.6.Ihaveseenthisinmyownlife.Poetrypreparedmeformypurpose.Ididnotseethisinitially,soItriedtakingadifferentdirection.7.Ifinallyleftbehindmyfailuresandfullylaunchedintomydestiny.Inmyjourneytowardspurpose,poetrybecamemysafetynet.Poetrywasmyoutletfrombullyingbypeers,whichgavemelowself-esteem.8.Foreveryimportantmomentinmylife,Iwrotepoetry.Duringtoughtimes,Iwrotepoetry.Iconnectwithpoetryonadeeplevel.However,writingpoetrylacksfinancialstability.9.InAmerica,Iwasanassistantteacherforkindergarten.WhenlivinginChina,myjobwasanEnglishteacher.TheworkIdidwassimilar.Iinspiredchildren,givingthemmylove,mytimeandmyheart.Still,poetrybroughtmejoy.10.Whereyouareispreparingyouforyourpurpose.Yourpurposeiswaitingforyou!A．IpursuedteachinginsteadB．Istartedwritingpoemsatage5C．MyoriginalplanneverworkedoutD．TheonlypersonstandinginyourwayisyouE．ItshowedmehowtomakesenseoftheworldF．Poetryismyvoicetobeseen,heardandknownG．However,whenyouliveoutyourpurpose,youareunstoppableGiventhehighpriceofhousing,manyofusarelivinginsmallerspacethanwe’dlike.However,livinginasmallspaceisnotthatbad;ithassomeadvantages.It’scheapertodecorate.Itcantakethousandsofdollarsworthofdecorationsimplytomakelargespacelookinviting.11Insteadofmanypiecesoflarge,expensivefurniture,youneedonlyafewtomakeyourstylesing.You’llhaveplentyofmoneyleftforotherthings.It’seasiertoclean.Thismustbeoneofyourfavoritethingsaboutlivinginsmallspace.Thebiggerthespace,thelongerittakestoorganizeandtidyup.12That’swhysmallspaceiswelcomedbythosewholikebeingsurroundedbyorderandcleanlinessanddon’twanttospendatonoftimeandenergyinkeepingthemthatway.13Ittakesalottopayforheating,coolingandelectricity,whichcanalsocostmuchenergy.Whenyoucomparetheelectricitybillofsomeonelivingin500squarefeetwiththatofsomeonelivingin3,000squarefeet,thedifferencecanbegreat.Weuselessenergyandproducelesswastewhenweliveinasmallspace.14It’seasiertopersonalize.Everhaveyouwalkedintoalargehomethatfeelsmorelikeamuseumthanthesmallhomeofsomeoneyouknow?It’susuallynotthemostfamiliarorwelcomingatmosphere.15Itismucheasiertodecorateasmallhomeinyourownstyle.A．It’smoreorganizedandcomfortable.B．Noonewantstospendhoursjustcleaning.C．Livinginasmallhomesmakesyourlifeinmess.D．It’sfinanciallyandenvironmentallyfriendly.E．SoitalsodoesgoodtoourbelovedMotherNature.F．Actually,youwantyourhometoshowyourpersonalstyle.G．Smallspace,however,makesdecoratingmoresimpleandaffordable.Whenyou’revisitinganothercountry,youmaybethoughtimpoliteorrudeifyoudon’tdoastheRomansdo.16.·BecarefulofwhatyougivetoChinesefriends.Chinahasalonghistoryandcolorfulcultures,soyouhavetopayattentiontotheculturaltraditions.WhenpresentingyourChinesefriendswithflowers,avoidusingwhite.Becausetheyareconnectedwithdeath.17.·18.Insomecultures,itisacceptabletoeatfoodwithyourhands.ButinNorwayitisoftenrequiredthatyouuseaspoonandfork,chopsticks,oraknifeandforkwhenhavingameal.Solearnabouthowtousethesethingsbeforeyoutravelthere.InNorway,evensandwichesareeatenusingaforkandknife.·Don’taskforsaltwhendininginEgypt.Inmanycultures,liketheUnitedStates,it’sallrighttoaskforsalttoaddtoyourfood.Butifyou’rediningwithfriendsandcolleaguesinEgypt,keepinmindtoavoidaskingforsalt.19.·LoseatoothinGreece.Formanycountries,childrenaretoldtokeepthebabyteethunderthepillowandtheToothFairywillgivethemmoneyinexchangefortheirteeth.ButGreekchildrenaretoldtothrowtheirteethontotheroofs.20.Italsomeansgoodlucktothefamily.A．TheyareverybeautifulB．ItmeanshealthtothekidsC．MindyourtablemannersinNorwayD．BecauseitisanimpoliteactiontothehostE．InGreece,youcanshareyourideawiththehostF．However,whiteflowersmeancleannessandpurityintheUnitedStatesG．KnowingsomeculturaltraditionsandcustomsaroundtheworldwillhelpyouTherearelotsofgoodpointsofspeakingmorethanonelanguage.Tostartwith,youneedtosetsomecommonmisunderstandingsasideaboutlanguagelearning.21.·Languagelearningisdifficult.Learningalanguagetakestime,butisnotdifficult.Youmostlyneedtolistenandread.Believeme;itisverysimple.22.Soonyouwillfeelthehappinessofunderstandinganotherlanguagejustlikeme.·Youhavetohaveagiftforlearninglanguages.23Anyonewhowantsto,canlearn.InSwedenandHollandmostpeopleknowmorethanonelanguage.Foreignathleteswhogoaroundtheworldusuallylearnnewlanguagesfasterthanlearnersintheclassroom..24.Whenyouarelearningthelanguage,itismoreimportanttolisten.Ifyoumeetanativespeaker,youwillnaturallyspendmostofyourtimelisteningbeforeyoualreadyknowthelanguage.·Youwouldlovetolearnbutyoudon'thavethetime.Howaboutthetimeyouspendwaitinginline,doingthingsaroundthehouse,orgoingforawalk?25?Onceyougetstarted,even10or15minutesadaywillsoongrowto30minutesaday,oronehour.Ifyouenjoydoingit,youwillfindthetime.A．No,youdon'thavetoB．IhavedoneitmanytimesC．YouneedtospeakinordertolearnD．DoyouhavetolivewherethelanguageisspokenE．WhynotlistentoalanguageonyourmobilephoneF．OnlychildrencanlearntospeakanotherlanguagewellG．AvoidingthesewrongopinionsbelowcanbringsuccessJulie:

Hi,Adam!Areyougoingtojoinaclub?Adam:Hi,Julie!I’dliketo,butI’mnotsurewhichone.Julie:26It’salwaysbeenmydreamtobeadancer,andballethassuchbeautifulmovements.Adam:Oh,wow,dancing’snotforme—I’vegottwoleftfeet!27Theywatchbiologylecturesandgrowplantsinagreenhouse.Ilikeanimals,butI’mnotsointerestedinplants.Julie:DidyouhearabouttheCartoonclub?Adam:Yes,Ilovecartoons!28Watchcartoons?Julie:No,theywritestoriesanddrawcartoons.Adam:Oh,no.I’mnotgoodatdrawing.29Julie:MaxisintheVolunteerClub.Hesaysthattheymostlyhelpcleanupparksandgivedirectionstovisitors.30A．Butwhatdotheydointheclub?B．Besides,I’dliketodosomethingoutdoors.C．IthinkIwilljointheBalletClub.D．Whynottalktohim?E．MrBrowntoldmeabouttheNatureClub.F．Visitorslikethecleanparks.G．Buthowmuchdotheylovecartoons?WaystoExpressYourThanksExpressingthanksisveryimportant.Butmanypeopledon’tknowhowtodothat.Maybeyouhavedifficultyinexpressingyourself.Howdoyouexpressyourthanks?31.●MakeacardMakingacardtoexpressyourthanksisacreativeidea.Ifyouaretooshy,youcanwritedownsomewordsonthecardtoexpressyourfeelings.Youcanalsodrawsomepicturesonit.Thecardwithpictureswillbebeautiful.32.●SendagiftSendingagifttoexpressyourthanksisapoliteway.Ifsomebodyhelpsyou,youcanbuyhimorheragift.33.Itmaynotbeexpensive,butit’sthethoughtthatcounts.●Leaveamessage34.Sometimes,youmayforgettosay“Thankyou”toyourroommate.Youcanleaveamessageonthedoortoshowyourthanks.Seeingthemessage,yourroommatewillbehappy.Inthisway,therelationshipbetweenyouandyourroommatewillbecomecloser.●35Writinganemailisagoodwaytoexpressyourthanks.Ifyoucan’tsay“Thankyou”toyourfriendfacetoface,youcanwriteanemail.Evenifyouremailisshort,itmaygetyourfriendmoved.A．WriteanemailB．ShareyourstoryC．ThegiftcanshowyourthanksD．LeavingamessageisagreatwayE．HerearesomeusefulwaysforyouF．TellyourfriendsthatyouareverybusyG．ThebeautifulcardwillshowyourfeelingsIfyou’reinterestedinstayinghealthyasyouage—andlivinglonger—youmightwanttoaddadifferentsetofmusclestoyourworkoutroutine;yourcreativeones.36.Andstudiesshowthatparticipatinginactivitiessuchassinging,theaterperformanceandvisualartisticskillcouldsupportthewell-beingofolderadults,andthatcreativity,whichisrelatedtothepersonalityofopenness,canleadtogreaterlongevity(壽命).Think—andtravel—outsidethebox“Peoplewhotraveltendtobemorecreative,”saidDaryaZabelina,apsychologyprofessorattheUniversityofArkansas.Travelingencouragespeopletoreexaminetheirmodelsofreality.Somestudiesshowthattravelershavemorecreativesuccess,andthatpeoplewhoenjoyunfamiliarexperiencesperformbetteronopen-endedquestionscallingformanyideas.37.38Generatingideasisonepartofthecreativity,butknowledgeisrequiredtoidentifytheonesthatwillwork.Evenifmentalspeeddeclines,aperson’sbaseofknowledgeiswell-preservedasitexpandsovertime.“Youhavemoretodrawon,”saidNye,whothinkshercreativityimprovedwhenshereachedher60s.Mineadversity(逆境)39.NewYorkerTobiZausnerdiscoveredhermaturepaintingstyleonlyafteraseveredrugpoisoning.Followingabattleagainstcancer,shebecameapsychologistandwroteabookaboutadversityfollowedbycreativebreakthroughs,WhenWallsBecomeDoorways.40.Theyincreasedtheirinspirationbysharpeningtheirsensesandincreasingtheiremotionalsensitivity(敏感性).A．ApplyknowledgeB．IdentifycreativityC．Facinguptochallengescaninspirecreativity.D．ResearchsuggestscreativitymaybethekeytohealthyagingE．TravelerscanreachdifferentdestinationstobroadentheirhorizonsF．Performanceonthesetestsmaypredictaspectsofreal-worldcreativityG．AnexampleinthebookisastudyofartistswhohadexperiencedillnessesScienceexperimentsdon’talwaysgoasplanned.41.Recently,Australianscientistslearnedsomethingunexpectedaboutmagpies(喜鵲)whentheytriedtoattachtrackerstothemtolearnmoreabouttheirhabits.

42.They’remedium-sizedblackandwhitebirdsfromthesamebird“family”ascrowsandbluejays.They’reknowntobequiteclever.Theyliveingroupsofupto12birdsandworktogethertodefendtheareatheylivein.Theresearcherswereeagertotryanewtrackeronthemagpies.Theyhopedtolearnmoreabouthowfarthebirdsflewandwhattheydidduringanormalday.Butit’shardtofindtrackersthatworkwellwithsmall-andmedium-sizedbirds.43.Thenewtrackersarelightandcanberechargedwithoutwireswhiletheyarestillonthebirds.Tokeepthetrackersonthebirdswithoutcausingflyingproblems,theresearchersdevelopedaspecialharness(系帶).Itwastough,soitwouldn’tcomeoffbyaccident.44.Theresearchersplacedtrackersonfivemagpies.Butjusttenminutesaftersettingupthelastmagpie,theynoticedsomethingunusual:anadultfemalemagpiewashelpinganothermagpiegetfreefromitsharness.Afewhourslater,mostoftheothermagpieswerealsofreedfromtheirharnesses.Bythethirdday,noneofthebirdshadtrackersanymore.Thescientistsweredisappointedaboutthetrackers.However,theyrealizedthatthemagpieshadtaughtthemsomethingelse—45,evenifthebirdwhoishelpingdoesn’tgetareward.A．MagpiesareableandwillingtohelpeachotheroutB．However,thatdoesn’tmeanyoucan’tlearnfromthemC．Eitherthetrackersaretooheavy,ordon’tlastlongenoughD．MagpiesmayhaveahardtimeadaptingtoglobalwarmingE．ThebirdsthescientistshopedtostudywereAustralianmagpiesF．ThescientistsneedtofindagoodwaytotrackthesecleverbirdsG．Buttherewasjustoneproblem-thebirdsdidn’tlikethetrackersLifestyleChangestoMakeYouHealthierandHappierAllpeoplewanttostayhealthyandhappy,butmostofourfocusisonsick-care,nothealthcare.46FoodforhealthEveryoneknowsweshouldeatcertainamountoffruitandvegetablesaday,47Maketheefforttoeatjustalittlemoreadayandgofordifferentcolorstoensureavarietyofnutrients(養(yǎng)分).Doexercise48Anotherstudyfindswalkinganhourormoreadaywilladd1.4yearsformenand1.2forwomen.Ifyoucan’taffordsomuchtime,justremember:Anythingisbetterthannothing.49Gettinglessthanfivehours’sleepanightdoublestheriskofdeathfromheartdisease,accordingtoastudy,andotherstudieshaveshownthatitspeedsupageing.Anditplaysabigpartinourmentalhealth,too.Friendsforlife50Besides,theyreducebloodpressureandotherhealthrisks.Sopickupthetelephoneorchatonlinetoseeifthereisagameyoucansharewithafriendorfamilymember.A．Researchshows15minutes’exerciseadaycouldadd3yearstoyourlife.B．Here’showyoucanstarttoimproveyourhealthandhappiness.C．Friendshipsactuallychangeourbodychemistry.D．yetonly28%ofadultsarehittingthistarget.E．SleepwellAdvantagesandDisadvantagesoftheSleepingPositionWespendaboutathirdofourlivessleeping.Everyonesleepsdifferentlyandtherearelotsofpositions(姿勢)inbedtosleepin.51.Goontolearntheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofthethreesleepingpositions.●Sleeponyourback52?Thenyou’relucky,becausethisisthemosthealthypositiontosleepin!Sleepingonyourbackisgoodforyourspine(脊柱).Thispositioncauseslittlepressureonthemusclesinyourbackandneck.Moreover,thispositionisthebestforyourskin.Theonlydisadvantageisthatitworsenssnoring.●53Doyousleeponyourside?You’renottheonlyone,becausethisisthemostcommonsleepingposition.Ifyou’reconstantlylyingononeside,54.Sleepingonyourrightsideisalsodisadvantageousforyourdigestion.Anadvantage:itisgoodforyourcirculation.●SleeponyourstomachWehavebadnewsforpeoplewhosleepontheirstomachs.55.You’lldevelopneckcomplaintsandbackproblems.Also,trysleepingonafullstomach,whichwon’tbepleasant.However,itdoeslessensnoring.A．SleeponyoursideB．SleeponyourfaceC．DoyousleeponyourbackD．ThispositionisthemostunhealthyE．ThispositionisalsogoodforwomenF．youcandeveloppaininyourarmsandlegsG．ButallthepositionscanbedividedintothreetypesManypeoplesaydolphinsareintelligent.Theyseemtobeabletothink,understand,andlearnthingsquickly.Butaretheyassmartashumans,oraretheymorelikecatsanddogs?56.Butscientistssaydolphinsandhumansarealikeinsomeways.How?Likehumans,everydolphinhasitsown”name.“Thenameisaspecialwhistle(哨聲).Eachdolphinchoosesawhistleforitself,usuallybyitsfirstbirthday.Dolphinsarelikepeopleinotherways,too.They“talk”toeachotheraboutalotofthings—suchastheirage,theirfeelings,andpossibledanger.57.Understandingdolphinconversationisnoteasyforhumans.Noone”speaksdolphin"yet,butsomescientistsaretryingtolearn.58.Theyoftenjoinotherdolphinstoplaygamesandhavefuntogether,justlikepeople.Sometimestheyrunafterotherdolphinscarryingobjectsandthrowtheseobjectsbackandforth.Scientistsbelieveplayingtogetherissomethingonlyintelligentanimalsdo.Dolphinsandhumansaresimilarinanotherway:59.IntheseasofsouthernBrazil,forexample,dolphinsuseanintelligentmethodtogetfood.Whentherearefishnearaboat,dolphinssignaltothefishermentoputtheirnetsinthewater.Withthedolphins’help,themencancatchalotoffish.Whydodolphinshelpthemen?Thereisanadvantageforthedolphins:60.A．DolphinsliveingroupsB．ThefishermenaskthedolphinsforhelpC．TheybothmakeplansforgettingthingstheywantD．ScientistshavestudiedthebrainsofcatsanddogsE．TheygettoeatsomeofthefishthatescapefromthenetF．DolphinsusetheirbrainsquitedifferentlyfromthewayhumansdoG．AsystemofsoundsandbodylanguagearealsousedtocommunicateCanyouchangeyourluck?Sometimes,everythingseemstogowrong.61.Yourbackaches.Yourcatkeepsthrowingup.Facedwithdifficultieslargeorsmall,youfeellikeyourlifeisalwaystakingaturnfortheworse.Youbegintowonderifyouarejustanunluckyperson.Don’tbeupset.62.Afterstudyingpeoplewhoconsiderthemselvesluckyorunlucky,hehasfoundthatthe“l(fā)ucky”onesmakethebestuseofchanceopportunitiesandhavethecouragetofollowtheirintuition(直覺)totakethemwithouthesitation.“Ifyouarerelaxedandhappy,yourworldviewbecomesbiggerandyouseemoreopportunities,”hesays.“Ifyou’reaflexibleperson,whenthoseopportunitiescomein,you’llmakethemostofthem.63,butoftentheychangethecoursedependingonbowthewindisgoing.”Luckypeoplealsoexpectgoodthingsandcanturnbadexperiencesintogood.“Theytendtobe—nosurprise—optimisticpeople,andtheyalsorecoverfromthebadthingsthathappen,”Wisemansays.“Ifbadthingshappen,theythink,‘OK,itcouldhavebeenworse’.”64“Eachnightbeforeyougotobed,spendabout30secondswritingdownagoodthingthat’shappenedthatday,orasenseofappreciationforfriendsorfamilyorhealth,oranegativethingthat’snolongerhappening,”Wisemansays.Also,don’tbeapersonofhabit.Takeadifferentroutewhenwalking,watchadifferentTVprogramme,speaktodifferentpeople.65Andthenkeepyoureyesopenandgetwhateveropportunitiesmightarise.A．You’repassedoverforajobB．EvensmallchangescanbeeffectiveC．Luckypeopleknowwherethey’reheadingD．TheluckyonesregularlylistthingstheyaregratefultohaveE．TherearesomemethodsyoucanfollowtochangeyourluckF．ProfessorWisemanbelievestherearestepstoimproveyourluckG．Asforspecificactivities,youcanfocusonthepositivebykeepinga“l(fā)uckdiary”WhenIspeakEnglish,Iusuallytranslatewordsfrommynativelanguageinmyheadandittakesmealotoftimejusttospeakasimplersentence.66?StoptranslatinginyourheadandlearntothinkinEnglishIfyouwanttospeakEnglishfluentlyandnaturally.Thefollowing3stepswillhelpyou.Step:67Thinksmallfirst.Imeanthinkinwords,onlysimplewords.Thelearningofyourmothertonguestartswithsimplewordslike“dad”table”dog“blueandsoon.68.TrytosayeverythingyouseeinEnglish,onlyEnglish.Later,inaconversation,thepictureorVisualizationofarealtablewilldirectlyremindyouoftheword“table”.Step2:ThinkinsentencesThisstepneedsmoretimeandeffort.Butit’sworthit.69:“It’satable.”“Ihaveatable,”“Thetableisblue,”,etc.Justdoitstepbystepanddaybyday.Don’tjumptolongsentencesifyou’reabeginner.Otherwise,you’llbeletdown.Step3：Thinkinconversations70.Somesuggestedtopicsmaybeyourdailyactivities:family,friends,school,dream,favorites,andsomethingsimilar.Whenyouaresurethatyoucanexpressacompletethought,makeconversationswithothers.A．Thinkinwords.B．JusttrydoingthisinEnglish.C．Doesthissoundfamiliartoyou?D．SpeakEnglishasmuchaspossible.E．Startwithsimpleandshortsentences.F．Makeconversationswithyourselffirst.Webuywhatweneedandwant.Butatthesametime,wealsoneedtomakesurethatwearenotshortofcashwhileshoppingandwearesavingourmoneywitheverypurchasewemake.Belowaresomesimpletips.Makeashoppinglist.Whenyoulisttheitemsyouwanttoshopfor,youdon’tbuyexcessivelyorimpulsively(過度或沖動地)whileshopping.71Thishelpsyoutosavemoneyandmovewithinabudget.Compareprices.72Instead,lookandfindtheproductinotherstorestoseewhichoffersthecheapestprice.Youcancheckonlinesitestoo.Leavethestorewhenindoubt.Ifyoucannotdecidewhethertobuyaproduct,donotmakeapurchase.Instead,leavethestore.Ifyoudecidelaterthatyouwantit,youcanalwaysvisittheshopnexttime.73Watchoutforsaleoffers.Don’tgoforitemsonsaleiftheyarenotneeded,eveniftheyarebeingofferedatacheapprice.Onlybuywhatyouneed.74Don’tchoosefriendswhoareshopaholics(購物狂)themselvesandlovetoseeyouspendingbecauseitmakesthemfeelbetterabouttheirpurchases.Instead,gotomallswithfriendswhodonotpressureyoutobuyanythingbutgiveyouanhonestopinionandhelpyouinmakingyourpurchase.75However,withsomeeffortandtime,youwillbeabletobuildabiggersavingsaccountandahealthierbudget.A．Ifyoucanmakeit,thendon’tbuy.B．Savingwhileshoppingisnoteasy.C．Pickyourshoppingfriendswisely.D．Thinkbeforebuying:AmIgoingtoneedit?E．Theruleallowsyoutobuyonlywhat’sonthelist.F．Chancesarethatyou’llbegladthatyousavedthemoney.G．Don’tjustbuyrightawayonseeingaproductyoufind.Ifyoubeginanewjob,itisimportantforyoutomaketherightimpressionfromtheveryfirstday.Youwillfacenewpeople.Youwillbeinanewplace.Itmaybedifficulttoknowwhattodo.76.●Firstimpressionscanlastforever.77.Beforeyourfirstday,findoutifyournewjobhasaruleaboutwhatyoucanweartowork.Ifso,besuretofollowit.Nomatterwhatyouwear,alwaysbeneatandclean.●78.Giveyourselfanextra15minutestomakesureyouarriveontime.●Payattentiontointroductions.Oneofthefirstthingsthatyoursupervisor(主管)maydoistointroduceyoutoco-workers.79.Theyaretheoneswhowillansweryourquestionswhenthebossisnotaround.●Neverbethefirstonetoleave.Observewhatyourco-workersdoaroundquittingtime(下班時間).80.Ifyoufollowthesuggestionsabove,youwillmakeitthroughthefirstdaysatanewjob.A．GettoworkontimeB．HerearefoursuggestionsforyouC．YoushouldkeepyourpromiseD．TrytoworkhardertohaveariseE．BesuretomakeagoodimpressionF．Theseco-workerswillbeimportanttoyouG．Itdoesn’tlookgoodforyoutobeeagertoleaveFamilyisthemostimportantthingintheworld.Sometimesitcanbehardtogetalongwithfamilymembersbutyoulovethem.Howcanyouhaveabetterrelationshipwithyourfamilymembers?81●Spendmoretimetogether.Thinkabouthowmuchtimeyouspendwithyourfamilyalready.Isitenough?82Arrangetimewhenyouallhavefreedomtodothingstogether.Goonapicnic,visitamuseum,gotoasportsmatchandsoon.●Improveyourself.Perhapstheycomplainaboutyourgrades,yourattitudeoryourlackofgoals;don’tassumeit’sallnagging.Someofwhattheyaresayingismostlikelyforyourowngood,andthey’retryingtoprotectyoufromlife’shardshipsandencourageyoutobethebestyoucanbe.83●Beasindependentasyoucan.Forexample,don’taskyourfathertowakeyouupinthemorning.84Or,don’texpectyourparentstohelpyououtallthetime,especiallynotasanadult.85Ifyourparentscomehomelateatnightafterwork,trytomakeasimpledinnerforthem,insteadofmakingyourmothercookforyouagain.Ifyourbrotherorsisterisnotdoingwellatschool,showhimorherhowtosucceedwiththesubjects.A．Behelpful.B．Makedinnersyourself.C．Hereareafewtipsyoucanfollow.D．Instead,setanalarmclockbesideyourtable.E．Youshouldunderstandwhytheycomplainaboutyourperformance.F．Improveyourattitudeandworkonthethingsthatfamilymemberscommenton.G．Ifnot,whatcanyoudotoimprovethingsandfindmoretimetospendtogether?Takingcareofyourbodyisanimportantpartofyourmentalandphysicalhealthatanyage.Butdoyouenjoystickingtoalltheuniversallyacknowledgedhealthyhabits?Hereare4activitiesthatwillhelpkeepyouhealthyandbringyoujoyatthesametime.*EatingdarkchocolateDarkchocolateismadefromtheseedofthecacaotree.86.Itcanimproveyourbrainfunction,reducetheeffectsofstressonyourbodyandlowertheriskofheartdisease.It’salsooneofthebestchoicesofsweetstosatisfyyoursweettooth.*DancingThereisnoneedforequipmentoranyknowledge.87.Dancingisafull-bodyworkout,andithelpstoreducestress.Youcandanceinyourlivingroom,garden,bathroom,oranywhereyoulike!Youdon’thavetobeatraineddancertoenjoythemovementandletloose.*88Studieshaveshownthatasimplewalkandjustbeingoutsidecandecreasecancerrisks,helpwithyourmentalhealth,andregulateyourbloodpressure.Gooutsidetositinyourgardenorfindabeautifulspotintheparkandrelaxforafewminutes.Feelthewarmthofthesunonyours