2025-2026學(xué)年高考二輪精準(zhǔn)復(fù)習(xí)第第頁(yè)江蘇省南京市25屆高三二模閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Visitazoo,andyoumaylovewatchingpolarbearsastheyswimthroughapool.Zooscanbeimportantplacesforpolarbearresearch.36Themorewecanlearnabouthowglobalwarmingisaffectingthem,thebetterwecandesignconservationplans.However,trackingthemistrickyduetotheirwide-rangemovement.Themaintypeoftrackerhasbeenaradiocollar,attachedlikeanecklacearoundthebear'sneck.Thisdevicesendslocationinformationbacktoresearchers. 37It'snotsafetoputthemonyoungerbears—astheygrow,thecollarmaygettootight.Andmalebears'headsarenarrowerthantheirnecks,sothecollarssliderightoff.Aninternationalteamdevelopednewtrackingmethodsinspiredby“burr(芒刺)onfur”idea.Thedevicestucktothebears'fur,likeburrsonyourdogafterawalkinthewoods.38Theyfoundthatinthewarmermonths,theanimalshungoutonland,movinglittleandconservingenergy.Astemperaturesdropped,theyreturnedtotheicetohunt. 39Butitwasinvaluabletoconfirmitwithreliabledata.Additionally,it'salwaysabonustohaveonemorewaytotrack,understand—andhopefullyhelp—theseimpressivewhitemammalsofthenorth.Toaidpolarbearsfurther,wemustaddresstherootcause:climatechange.Whatcanwedothen?Rideyourbiketoschoolinsteadofaskingaparenttodriveyou.Unplugdeviceswhentheyarechargedtoconserveenergy.Turnoffcomputersandlightswhentheyarenotinuse.40A.Littlethingscanindeedhelpalot.B.Butneverunderestimatetheeffectofclimatechange.C.Unfortunately,thecollarsonlyworkonadultfemales.D.Asseaicedeclines,polarbearsspendmoretimeonshore.E.Theresearchershadalreadysuspectedthisiswhattheydid.F.TheresearchersusedthedesigntoobservebearsalongthecoastofHudsonBay.G.Butobservingtheseanimalsinthewildisthetopwaytostudyandprotectthem.湖北省“新八校”協(xié)作體25屆高三5月模擬考試根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。ThehistoriccityofSuzhouiscrossedwithcanals.Oldwhitewashedbuildingslinethebanks.AcenturyagosomeofthesewouldhavebeenChaguans,ortraditionalteahouses,wherelocalsgatheredtodiscussthenewsorconductbusiness.36TherearedozensofStarbucksoutletsinSuzhou.aswellasothercoffeesellers.LastyearChinasurpassedAmerica,becomingthecountrywiththemostbrandedcoffeeshopsintheworld.TheearlyhistoryofcoffeeinChinaisunclear.ItisreportedthatitwasDaneswhoopenedthefirstcoffeeshopinthecountryinthe1830s.37ThatwaspartlybecausetheQingdynastylookeddownuponforeignersandsoughttopreventtheirinfluence.Acenturylater,LuXun,acelebratedauthor,wrotethathedidn'tdrinkthestuff,"Ialwaysthoughtitwasforthewesterners."HeandmostotherChinesepeoplepreferredtea.38AfterChinaintroducedmarketreformsandopeneduptotheworldinthe1980s,foreignfirmssuchasMaxwellHouseandNestlébroughtinstantcoffeetothecountry.Theycateredtolocaltastes,makingtheirmixessweeterandlessbitterthanwhattheysoldelsewhere.Thebiggestcoffee-drinkinggroupwasstillwhite-collarworkersinfirst-tiercitiesagedbetween20and40.39Today,awiderrangeofthepopulationispartakingthankstotheriseofdomesticcoffeechainssellingaffordablecoffee.TheleaderisLuckinCoffee,withover20,000outlets.40AcupofbasicLuckincoffeeisaboutathirdofthepriceofanequivalentStarbucksoffering.Luckin'ssalesinChinaexceededStarbucks'forthefirsttimein2023.Bothchainsareexpandingintosmallercities.A.Starbucks,bycomparison,has7,300shopsB.Chinaishometonearly50,000suchoutlets. C.Unfortunately,thedrinkdidn'tcatchonthen.D.Itwastotallyadifferentstoryfiftyyearslater.E.HoldingaStarbuckscupbecameastatussymbolforthem.F.ThismarkedthebeginningofaneweraforcoffeeinChina.G.Todayvisitorsaremorelikelytofindshopsservingadifferentkindofdrink.湖北省高中名校聯(lián)盟25屆高三第四次聯(lián)合測(cè)評(píng)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。ThehealingpowerofthinkingofothersVolunteeringcangreatlyimprovebothemotionalandphysicalhappiness.Whileself-careisimportant,helpingotherscanalsobeapowerfulpathtohealing(療愈).36Researchhighlightsitsbenefits.A2013analysisof40studiesfoundthatvolunteeringreducesdepressionandboostslifesatisfaction.Additionally,volunteersatfoodbanksoftenreportfeelinglesslonely,whileaUSstudyfoundtheyaremorelikelytoexperiencecalmness,purpose,andpeace.Beyondemotionalbenefits,volunteeringalsoimprovesphysicalhealth.ACarnegieMellonUniversitystudyrevealedthatdedicating200hoursayeartovolunteeringlowerstheriskofhighbloodpressureby40%. 37Itislinkedtoalowerriskofheartattacksandearlydeath.Thisconnectionhighlightsthecloselinkbetweenemotionalandphysicalhappiness.Forsome,volunteeringcanevenprovideahelpfulescapeduringemotionalstruggles.TherapistMelRileysharesherownexperience,notingthatsupportingothershelpedhermanageherdepression.Rileybelievesthatfocusingonotherscanprovideabreakfromintensefeelings.38 39Animallovers,environmentalsupporters,orthosewhoenjoysocializingcanallfindmeaningfulwaystocontribute.Volunteeringcanbeformal,likehelpingcharities,orinformal,suchasassistinganeighbororjoiningonlinesupportgroups.Evensharingyourknowledgeinareaslikehealthyeatingorgardeningcanbemeaningful.Rileyemphasizesthatvolunteeringshouldfeelrewardingratherthanburdensome.Studiessuggestdedicatingjusttwohoursaweekisenoughtogainmentalhealthbenefits.40Rileywarnsthatfrequenttears,anxiety,orfeelingsofhopelessnessmaysignalburnout.Insuchcases,steppingbackisimportant,andit'sperfectlyokaytosaynoifyou'restruggling.A.Thisshiftcreatesspaceforhealing.B.However,it'scrucialtomaintainbalance.C.It'svitalforbothsides'growthandhappiness.D.Helping'sjoyhasbeenrecognizedsincethe1980s.E.Studiesshowvolunteeringwithastrongpurposebenefitshealth.F.Volunteeringaidsemotionalhealingandbooststheincreaseofwealth.G.Findingtherightvolunteerroledependsonpersonalinterestsandskills.湖南省天壹名校聯(lián)盟25屆高三5月適應(yīng)性考試閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Journalingisapowerfultoolforpersonalgrowthandreflection,anditcanbeagreatwaytoexploreyourthoughtsandfeelings.However,manypeopleareunsurehowtostartorwhattojournalabout.36Thosemethodsusedwhenjournalingjustlikehandytoolshelpusnavigatelife'schallenges—whetherit'sfindingclaritythroughwritingordiscoveringresourceslikethebestwritingservices.Whenstarting,youshouldkeepitsimpleandfocusonconsistency.Althoughyoumightwanttowritelongandperfectentriesrightaway,it'sbettertostartsmall.Ifyoutrytobeperfectfromthestart,youmaygetdiscouragedeasily.37Besides,usingjournalprompts(提示)canbeveryhelpful.Ifyoualwaysstruggletocomeupwithideas,turningtopromptscansolvethisproblem.Butdon'tover-dependonthem.38Thisway,youcanexploreyourownthoughtsandfeelingswithouttoomuchguidance.39Ifyouonlyfocusonwritingaboutyourdailylife,yourjournalingmaybecomeboring.Therefore,trydifferenttypesofjournalinglikestream-of-consciousnesswritingorreflectionsonquotestomakeitmoreinteresting.Ioftenuseprompts,gratitudelists,orsimplyreflectonmomentsthatbroughtmejoy.Thebeautyofjournalingisthatitevolveswithyou.Ifyou'vebeenlookingforawaytoconnectwithyourself,growpersonally,orsimplyprocesstheupsanddownsoflife,journalingisanincredibletooltotry.40Sograbajournal,pickoneofthejournallingpromptsabove,andjuststartwriting.You'llbeamazedatwhatyoudiscoveraboutyourselfalongtheway.A.Onlyturntopromptswhenyou'retrulystuck.B.Ibelievejournalingwilltransformyourlifeonceyoustart.C.Instead,startwithshortentriesandbuildthehabitgradually.D.Youmightfeelconfusedandnotknowhowtostartjournaling.E.Somepeoplethinkjournalingisjustaboutwritingrandomthoughts.F.Thegoodnewsisthatjournalingcanbesimplebyadoptingthestrategies.G.Exploringvariousjournalingmethodsandcontentscouldmakejournalingmorefun.江蘇省蘇北七市+鹽城市25屆高三第三次調(diào)研測(cè)試閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Meetingsareakeywaytogetyourselfnoticed.Whenyou“holdyourown”inameeting,youshowthatyou'reconfident,andthiscanmarkyououtasafutureleader.36Sonomatterhowmanygreatideasyouhaveinyourhead,they'reuselesstoyou,yourteam,andyourorganizationuntilyouexpressthem.Hereistheguidetogettingyourvoiceheardatmeetings.Comeprepared.Havesometalkingpointsplannedoutbeforeyouexpressyouridea.Practicewithatrustedcolleaguewhocanhelpyouironoutanyproblems.Imaginethepossiblereactionspeoplemighthavetoyouridea.37Whataresomequestionsthatmightcomeupinresponsetoyouridea?Howwillyouanswerthosequestions?Gettothepoint.Engagepeopleinwiththemainpointsoftheidea,thendiveintotheetails.Whenyoustartstrongyou'llgivethemareasontocontinuelistening.38Peopleareoverwhelmedwithnumerousthingstodoatwork.Whiletheeightsecondattentionanmaybeamyth,peoplecertainlyappreciatebrevity(簡(jiǎn)短)nowmorethanever. 39Peopleloseinterestwhenthey'relisteningtoalongtalk.Invitethemtobeapartofyouridea.Organizeyourargumentinawaythatmakesthemwanttoaskquestionsandlearnmore.Whenyougivethemtimetoaskquestions,they'llbemoreinterested,attentive,andengaged.Themoreyoucanengagethem,themorethey'lltrulylisten.Haveconfidenceinyourself.Themoreyoubelieveinyourself,themorethatshowsthroughwhenyouexpressanidea.Peoplecanheartheconfidenceinyourvoicewhenyouspeakandseeitinyourbodylanguage.Ifyouallowyourselftothinkthatyou'renervous,you'llconvinceyourselftobe.Fightnervesbytakingafewmomentstostandinapowerpose.40A.Timeisprecious.B.Makeitaconversation.C.Speakwitheleganceandintention.D.Unluckily,yourcolleaguescan'treadminds.E.Itgivesyoutimetoquietyourmindandfocus.F.Lookatitfromasmanyotherperspectivesaspossible.資料G.Thisishowyoushowvalueandmakeapositiveimpression.資料江蘇省蘇錫常鎮(zhèn)四市25屆高三教學(xué)情況調(diào)研(二)閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Allergies(過(guò)敏)havebecomemorecommonoverthelast30years.36Halfofthesesufferersarechildren.Allergyisareactionthatoccurswhentheimmunesystem,whichproducessubstancestohelpyourbodyfightagainstinfectionanddisease,hasastrangeandunnecessaryreactiontoanormallyharmlesssubstance,suchasseafoodorpeanuts.Todefendyourbodyagainstanattacker,theimmunesystemremembersthesedangerousmicro-organismsandattacksthemifitmeetsthemagain.37Theimmunesystemofallergysufferersmakesantibodies(抗體)againstharmlesssubstancesbecauseitmistakenlybelievesthemdangerous.Anallergicreactionmaynothappenthefirsttimeasufferermeetsanallergen(thesubstancecausingthereaction).38Whathashappenedisthattheimmunesystemhasnowdecidedthesubstanceisdangerousandhasmadeanallergyantibody.Thisleadstothesignsofanallergy,suchasswelling,rashes,sneezing,soreeyes,andbreathlessness.Somepeoplearebornwiththeabilitytomakelotsofallergyantibodies.Theyaremorelikelytodevelopallergies.Theremayalsobealinkbetweenallergiesandantibiotics(抗生素).Atonetime,ourimmunesystemswerekeptbusyfightingoffdiseaseandtryingtowinthebattleforhealth,butantibioticshavereducedourimmunesystems'work.39Agooddealofresearchisbeingdevotedtofindingacureforallergies.40Theymayalsobeofferedteststofindoutwhatsubstancescauseanallergicreactionsothattheycanavoidcontactwiththeminthefuture.A.Thisworkisdonebyantibodies.B.Themostsevereallergicreactionmustbetreatedimmediately.C.Sufferersmaybegivenmedicinetocontrolthesignsofillness.D.Now,one-thirdofusareaffectedbyanallergyatsomepointinourlives.E.Theantibodythenattachesitselftocells,whichcontaincertainchemicals.F.Thusspareenergymaybedirectedtoharmlesssubstancessuchasstrawberries.G.Sometimes,peoplecaneatnutsforyearsandsuddenlybecomeallergictothem.遼寧省名校聯(lián)盟25屆年高三5月份聯(lián)合考試閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)?！癓azyGirlJobs”AreJustHealthyJobsOnsocialmediaplatforms,theterm“l(fā)azygirljob”isbeingusedtodescribejobswithacomfortablesalary,reasonablebenefitsand9-to-5workinghours.Thistrendisaboutflexibility,efficiencyandcreatinghealthyboundaries.Employeesareworkingtogetthismessageacross.Itboilsdowntothelessonthepandemictaughtus:36.It'sprimarythatbusinessleadersputthewell-beingandhealthofworkersandtheirfamiliesaboveeverythingelse.Wehavetoenableemployeestosucceedinamoreindependentandself-guidedway.Partofthatisincorporatingworkintoemployees'lives,notlifeintotheirwork.37.Inreality,commitmentisaboutoutput,productivityandgoalcompletion.Whenemployeesreallyunderstandtheirgoalsandarecompletingthemeffectively,productivitythrives.Herearefourkeylessons:Outputbeforeinput38.Shiftingtoafocusonproductivitypromotesamoreefficientandflexibleworkenvironment,whereemployeesarejudgedbytheiroutput.Thatmeanscompaniesmusthavetherighttoolsandprocessestodocumentgoalsandprogress.HealthyboundariesRecognizethatworkisapartoflife,nottheotherwayaround.Thismeansflexibilityinworkhours,opportunitiesforremoteworkandensuringthatafter-hourscommunicationsareexception.BuildtrustandautonomyOnecrucialaspectofthistrendisempoweringemployeestoguidetheirworkautonomously.Thisautonomytranslatesintohigherjobsatisfactionandperformance.39Everyleaderisdoingtheirbesttohiresmart,motivatedandtalentedpeople.It'sourresponsibilitytoensuretheirwell-being.Offeringmentalhealthsupport,promotingphysicalwellnessandcultivatingapositiveworkenvironmentcontributetothisgoal.The“l(fā)azygirljob”trendisnotashort-livedcraze.Wemustpayattentiontowhatemployees—especiallythenextgeneration—aresayingaboutwhatworkshouldbe.MillennialsandGenZwantbalanceintheirlives,nottobethefirstoneintheofficeandthelastoneout.40.Bydoingso,wefosteraculturewhereemployeesfeelcaredfor,wheretheirlivesoutsideofworkarevaluedandwheretheycanperformattheirbest.A.Integratewell-beingandhealthB.PrioritizehealthoverresponsibilityC.ManagingemployeesisnotwhatitusedtobeD.The“l(fā)azygirljob”trendarguesforaresults-drivencultureE.AcommonmistakeleadersmakeisequatingcommitmentwithlonghoursF.TheleadersshouldcreateanenvironmentwhereemployeescanworkateaseG.Thistrendencouragesustocreateaworkplacethat'sintunewiththesegenerationsandthemodernworld山東省青島/淄博市25屆高三二模閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。AnewartformthatwasdistinctlyAmericanaroseduringthe1890s:thecomicstrip(連環(huán)漫畫).Toheightenitscomediceffects,asleepingcharacterwassometimesneeded.36Howtovisuallyconvincetheaudiencethatacharacterwasasleep,insteadofmerelylyingdown?Visuallyanddynamically-crucialaspectsforcomics-portrayingsilentstillnessisn'teasy.Tosolvethischallenge,artistsexperimentedwithvarioustechniques:facialexpressions,sleepingposes,andevensoundslikesnoring(鼾聲).37Totranslatethenoisyactofsnoringintovisuallanguage,earlyattemptsreliedonamixofcreativerepresentations.Theseoftentooktheformoflettercombinationsresemblingsnoring,suchaszzggrrhhorZ-Z-C-I-r-k-k-k-k,orsymbolicelementslikestarsandmusicalnotes.38Itsfirstdocumentedusedatesbackto1903inRudolphDirks'comicKatzenjammerKids,whereasnoringcaptainsleepspeacefullyinhishammock(吊床),lettingoutZzz.39In1918,theAmericanDialectSocietydefined“Z-Z-z”asthe“soundofwhisperingorsnoring,”andbythe1940s,thephrasecatchsomeZsenteredpopularusage,whichisaclearprooftoZzz'swidespreadacceptanceastheuniversalmarkerofsleep. 40German,forexample,useschrr,andJapaneseusescharactersthatsoundlikeguu-guu.Chinese,meanwhileuseshu-lu.Thoughtheregionalonomatopoeia(擬聲詞)varies,Zzzhasmadeitsmark;it'srecognizedinternationallyasasymbolforsleep.A.Itmostlikelyoriginatedinmediafields.B.Thisfailedtoachievetheexpectedeffect.C.Furtherevidencesolidifieditsdominance.D.Thefinalsolutionwastohighlightthesound.E.Butcomicartistsranintoaninterestingdifficulty.F.Eventually,onerepresentationstuck:thelettersZzz.G.ManylanguageshavetheirownrepresentationsbesidesZzz.山東省煙臺(tái)/德州/東營(yíng)/臨沂市25屆高三二模閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Withoutenablingyourbodytorecover,theeffortsyoumakeinthegymamounttonothing.Thatonehouryouspendliftingweightsisofgreatnecessitytobuildmuscles.36Allworkoutsstressandkindofdamagemuscletissue.It'sduringthetimeawayfromtheweights,knownasworkoutrecoveryperiod,thatitactuallygrows.Workoutrecoveryallowspeopletogetthemaximumbenefitfromworkouts.37Repeatedagainandagain,thisprocessofstressandrecoveryiswhatresultsinyourimprovedhealthandfitness.Herearesomestrategies.Ifyou'reexperiencingburnoutfromstrengthtraining,thesimplestwayisatotalbreakofexercise.38Youcanalsoengageinalower-intensitybikerideorwalkforyourbodytocirculate(循環(huán))thewasteproductsgeneratedbytheintenseactivity.Ortryagentleyogapracticetostretchouttiredmuscles.Softtissuetreatmentsworkespeciallyeffectively.39Itinvolvesusingcupsontheskin,creatingavacuum(真空)byheatinganddrawingtheunderlyingtissuesupward.Thistechniquecanenhancebloodflowandbringmoreoxygenandnutrientstothetissues. 40Awhole-foods-baseddietprovidesyourbodywiththebuildingblocksneededtorepairmusclesandpromoterecovery,settingofftherightchangesinyourbodybetweenworkouts.Plus,sleepisamustasitmakesthebodyproducethemajorityofitsgrowthfactors.Avoidscreentimeandalcoholbeforebedtohelpensurequalitysleep.A.Don'tskipnutritionalrecovery.B.Itkeepsyousafeandinjury-free.C.Justlieonthebedandkickupyourfeet.D.Theother23arejustasessential,though.E.Therightwayofexercisingmakesadifference.F.Youcan'tattachtoomuchimportancetoyourfigure.G.AnancientChinesepracticeiswellworthamention.浙江省Z20名校聯(lián)盟25屆高三第三次聯(lián)考閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Whetherthey'reamemberofyourhouseholdoravisitoraroundtheholidays,difficultfamilymemberscantakeatollonyourmentalandemotionalwell-being.36Expressyourneedsusing"I"statements.Startingastatementwith“you”tendstosoundmorelikeanaccusation,while"T”statementsallowthefocustobeonyourownthoughtsandfeelings.Adifficultfamilymembermightbemoreresponsiveifyouspeaktothemusingan"T”statement.Forinstance,youcouldsay,“37”38Drawsomeclearlinesinthesandtohelpmakeyourpotentialinteractionsmorecomfortableandmanageable.Thismightinvolvelimitingtheamountoftimeyouspendtogether,refusingtodiscusscertaintopics,orrefusingtobespokentoinacertainway.Whensomethingisviolated,saysomethinglike:"Idon'tlikeitwhenyouusepetnameswithme.Pleaseusemynamewhenwe'respeaking.”Applyconflictresolutionstrategieswhennecessary.Insteadofapproachingargumentsandtenseconversationsfroman“onlyoneofuscanberight”perspective,focusonfindingpeacefulandrespectfulwaystoresolvetheconflict,likesaying"We'llhavetoagreetodisagreeonthis.”39Somefamilymembersareamagnetforconflict,andsomefightsjustaren'tworthpicking.Avoidsensitivecontentinconversation.40Thus,it'sbesttokeeptheminthe“donotdiscuss”zone.Ifyou'reworriedaboutuncomfortabletopicsbeingbroughtup,trytojointheconversationwithsomeonewhosharesyourviewpointssoyoudon'tfeelisolated.A.Createclearboundarieswithrelatives.B.Italsohelpstochooseyourbattleswisely.C.Restrictthetimeyouspendwithrelatives.D.Youneedtostoppokingyournoseintomypersonallife.E.Ifeelabitjudgedwhenassumptionsaremadeaboutmypersonallife.F.Topicslikepoliticsandreligiondefinitelyhavethepotentialtogetpeopleannoyed.G.Thankfully,simplestrategiescangoalongwaywhenyou'redealingwithnegativerelatives.浙江省精誠(chéng)聯(lián)盟25屆高三5月聯(lián)考根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Dealingwithnegativitycanbedifficult,especiallywhenyou'renothappywithwhoyouare.36However,laughingatyourselfisasurprisinglyeffectivewaytodealwithnegativecircumstances.Herearesometipstolearntolaughatyourselfmoreinlife.Acceptyourself.Youknowthatnobodyisperfect.37Whentalkingaboutthe"negatives”,it'sextremelyimportanttoknowwhichpartsofyourselfcanbechangedandwhichcan't.Forexample,there'snopointinbeingangryatyourselfbecauseyouaren'tastallasyou'dliketobe.Youcantryallyouwant,butyou'llneverchangethosefeaturesofyourself.38Acceptingyourselfisoftensohardbecauseyouaren'tevenlookingatyourself—you'rejustlookingathowwellyoudoacertainthing.You'veprobablydoneityourself.Youdidn'tliftasmuchweightinthegymastheguynexttoyou?You'reweak.Youdidn'tfinishalloftheworkyouplannedtodo?You'relazy.39Soinstead,youshouldrealizethatasingleactiondoesn'tdeterminewhoyouare.Thismeansthatlaughingaboutamistakeyouoncemadedoesn'tmeanyou'relaughingatwhoyouareasaperson.Behumble.Youcan'tlaughatyourselfwhileatthesametimetryingtomaintaintheimagethatyou'reawesomeateverythingyoudo.Inotherwords,you'dbetteravoidshowingoffandbemorehumbleinstead.Agoodtipistothinkofhowinsignificantyouareintheuniverse.40Itremindsyouthatwhateverproblemsyou'redealingwithrightnowdon'tmatterintheend.A.Bemindfulofothers.B.Thisknowledgecanbefreeinginaway.C.Separateyourselffromyourperformance.D.Sohowcanyoulearntolaughaboutyourself?E.Sowhywouldyouexpectyourselftobeanydifferent?F.Youcanmakeamistake,butthatdoesn'tmakeyouthemistake.G.Thelastthingyouwantatthispointisforsomeonetolaughatyou.浙江省強(qiáng)基聯(lián)盟25屆高三5月聯(lián)考根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。HowtoCleanaHouseCleaningyourhouseseemslikeafairlyself-explanatorytask,butwhenyousitdowntothinkaboutit,youmightrealizethatyouhavealotofquestions.36We'llworkitdownintoaprocessthatseemssimpleenoughtotackle.Decidehowcleanyouwantyourhousetobeandhowmuchtimeyouhave.37So,behonestwithyourselfaboutwhatyoucando,howmuchtimeyouhave,andhowmotivatedyou'refeeling.38Youdon'twanttovacuumandthengetcrumbsalloverthefloor,ordustthebottomofsomethingandknockmoredustdownwhenyouworkyourwayupontothepreviouslyuncleanedareas.Ifyoudon'thavemuchtime,startwiththemessfirstandworkyourwaytomoreseriousthingsfromthere.Makeachecklistandaplanofattack.Knowwhichroomsyouplantostartandfinishyourcleaningin.Thiswillhelpspeeduptheprocessandensureyouarenotrepeatingyourefforts,especiallyifmorethanonepersonisinvolvedinthecleaning.Youcanfollowthestepsinthecleaningpartinorder.39Attempttodelegatetasks.Ifyoulivewithotherpeople,cleaningthehouseshouldnotbeexclusivelyyourresponsibility!Youmayhavetotakeonleadershipbysettinguparotational(輪流的)cleaningschedule,butit'sfarbetterthanhavingtodothisbackbreakingworkalone.40Forexample,gradeschoolchildrencanpickuptheirbedroomfloors,teenagerscancleanthegarageorbathroom,etc.Onceyougetstarted,youwon'twanttostopuntilthewholehouseisspotlessandorganized.A.Forexample,howdoyoucleanatoilet?B.Workfromthetopdown,ifatallpossible.C.Onceyougetstarted,makesureitisequal.D.Makesurethetasksassignedareage-appropriate.E.Shouldthisreallybesomethingyoudoineverydaylife?F.Thisway,you'llhaveachecklistalreadywrittenoutforyou.G.Thiswillhelpyoudecidehowtosetupyourcleaningschedule.浙江省溫州市25屆高三三模閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Parentingisaconstantbalancingact.Wewanttoteachourchildrenimportantlifelessons,whilealsomaintainingharmonyathomeandavoidingunnecessaryconflicts.36Recently,my13-year-olddaughteraskedmetobuyhera$28phonecase.Heroldonewasn'tbrokenorwornout;shewasjustboredofit.37However,saying"no"inmomentslikethisisn'teasy.Therequestfeltsmall,butIknewtherewasabiggerlessontoteach.It'saboutteachingourchildrentothinkcriticallyabouttheirspending.Atthesametime,wedon'twanttocomeacrossasoverlystrictordismissiveoftheirfeelings.Inthiscase,Irealizedmydaughter'srequestwasn'tjustaboutthephonecase;itwasaboutherdesireforsomethingnew,trendy,andexciting.38Afterall,toa13-year-old,anewphonecasemightfeellikeabigdeal,awaytoexpressthemselvesorfitinwiththeirfriends.Sohowdowefindthemiddleground?Insteadofshuttingdowntheconversation,Iuseditasanopportunitytotalkaboutwantsandneeds.Iexplainedthatwemustprioritizewhat'sessentialoverimpulse(沖動(dòng))purchases.39Ialsoacknowledgedherfeelings."Igetit,"Itoldher.Sometimeswejustwantsomethingnewbecauseitfeelsexciting.Thissoftenedtheconversationandmadehermorewillingtolisten.Insteadofaflat-out"no",Isuggestedacompromise(妥協(xié)).Iofferedherthreeoptions:earnit,waititoutorexplorealternatives.40Itwasaboutguidingmydaughtertowardbetterdecision-makingwithoutdamagingourrelationship.A.ButIdidn'tstopthere.B.Forme,itwasafirmno.C.Thatconversationwasn'tjustaboutaphonecase.D.Ipromotedthehabitofsavingforthingsshewanted.E.Itfeltimportanttoher,evenifitseemedunnecessarytome.F.Thisbalancingactcanbetricky,especiallywhenparentingteens.G.Sometimes,themostvaluablelessonsaren'taboutthemoneyatall.浙江省縣