上海市黄埔区高三下学期二模英语试题

黄浦区2022年高考模拟考英语试卷（完成试卷时间：120分钟总分：140分）第I卷（共100分）ListeigCopreesionSectionADiectios:nSectionA,ouwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeaers.Attheendofeachconersation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconersationsandthequestionswillbespoenonlyonce.Afterouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonourpape,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionouhaeheard.1．A.InanItalianlibrar.B.Inalocalbookstore.C.Atanartgaller.D.Atatraelagenc.2．A.OnSaturdayniht.B.Onuesdaymorning.C.OnThursdayniht.D.OnFridaymorning.3．A.Itscolordoesntappealtohim.B.Itsnottheonehewantstotryon.C.Itdoesn’tfithimverywell.D.Itssizeistoolargeforhim.4．A.Hiswifeisreallygoodatcooking.Hiswifewantshimtohephercook.Hewantstohelphiswiecleanthekitchen.Hedoesntthinkcookingathomeisaoodidea.5．A.Shehasnointerestinreadingnovels.Sciencefictionisherfaoritekindofnovels.Sheisinlowspiritsandnothinginterestshe.Sheprefersnovelstoanyotherreadingmaterials.6．A.Thecoursewillbechallenging.B.Thepoetryclassiserypopula.C.D.ilsoniseasytogetalongwith.D.Itsaoodchoicetolearnpoetr.7．A.Shemusthaebeenboredwiththegm.B.Sheisn’tsatisfiedwithhercurrentfigure.C.Hergmexercisehasledtooodresults.D.Herefortstokeepfitaren’tpraiseworth.8．A.Theactorreetedtheactresswithaloudchee.Theactresspaidmuchattentiontotheacto.Theaudiencebecameexcitedwhentheysawtheacto.Theactresswaswarmlywelcomedbytheaudience.9．A.Hedoesn’tnowhowtochangehishairstle.Hehasnotimetohavehishaircutrightno.Heneedstohaeahairstlechaneinahurr.Heacceptsthewomansadicethouhheisbus.10．A.Thewomansavedthemansometrouble.B.Thewomanrerettedlitteringthereadinglist.C.Themanplacedthereadinglistonadesk.D.Themanemptiedthewastepaperbasket.高三英语试卷第1页共10页SectionBDiectios:InSectionB,ouwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelonerconersation.Aftereachpassaeorconersation,ouwillbeasedseeralquestions.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonourpaperanddecidewhichonewoudbethebestanswertothequestionouhaveheard.Questions1though13arebasedontefollowingpassage.1．A.Theimportanceofhavingexercise.Howtoreduceweightwithoutstaration.Theneedfordieterstoeatagoodbreakfast.Whatnutrientspeopleneedatbreakfast.12．A.Havebreakfastcontainingatmost30%oftheirdailycalories.Gainenoughcaloriesfromabalancedmealofnutritiousfood.Eatvariousfoodstoassureaconstantsupplyofrichvitamins.Haveabalanceddietconsistingofallelementstheirbodiesneed.13．A.Dietershavegreatdificultyingoingtosleep.Dieterssuferfromheartattacksandmentaldiseases.Dietersbecomeuncomfortabeforalongperiodoftime.Dietersarelikelytofeelsleep,upsetandexhausted.Questions14though16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14．A.otalemissionsofsmokeintheairhavebeencontrolledwithin85%since1960.Thedensesmogs”ofthe1950shaen’tappearedaaininmajorcitiesexceptLersunshinehasincreasedby70%orsosincethelate1950sincentralLondon.Theovernmenthassuccessfullytakenmeasurestoreduceemissionsfromnewvehicles.15．A.Thepossibleimpactofdensesmogs”onhealth.Theemissionsfromalargernumberofmotorvehicles.Thenewehiclesadoptedtoreduceextensielyemissions.Thepollutantsproducedbynewehicesandfactories.16．A.Itpromotesairqualitymanagementbystructuringanewframework.Itprovidesanationalprojectcontainingairqualitytargetsfortheear2050.Itsuggestslocalinstitutionsbearthedutytomonitorairqualityintheirboundaries.Itincludespilotschemestobetakenforwardin40areasbeforeullimplementation.Questions17though20arebasedonthefollowingcoversation.17．A.Bookingflights.B.Hotelarranement.C.InternationalAirlines.D.BusinessAgenda.18．A.oBangkok.B.ookoC.oSingapore.D.oHongKong.19．A.Thefaresoftheflights.B.TheserviceofdiferentAirlines.C.Thescheduleoftheconference.D.Thesaetyofthejourne.20．A.BeforelunchonApril18th.B.At14:30onApril18th.C.At16:00onApril21st.D.AntimeonApril21st.高三英语试卷第2页共10页GramaradocablarySectionAkstomakethepassaecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegienword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.ALiveMapofEverywereonEart:FrigteigorCool?ImagineturningontheGPSandseeinganiageofourcarfromabove.Asthecardrives,themapfollowsalonginrealtime,(21)_____(aert)youtoanytrafic,pedestrians,animals,orotherthingsnearb.Routesandnamesofroadsappearoverthelivestream.Itslikethemaphascometolife.Thistpeofmapisntavaiableet.Butitcoudbesoon.In2014,theorldview-3satellite(2)_____(aunch)intospace.EventhouhitcirclesroundEarthatmorethan370miles(600km)awa,itcancaptureimagesofobjectsonEarththatarejust10inches(25cm)across.Lookingallthewayfromouterspace,itcanparsaretraelingdownaroad.Butitcantidentifyourfaceorreadthecars’licenseplatenumbers...atleastnotopenl.Accordingtosomereports,thissatelliteandotherUSspysatelliteshaethetechnologytotakeeen(24)_____(sharp)images,witharesolutionofuptoaround4inches(10cm).ButUSlawforbidsmakingromusingthem.Buttheidea(25)_____anbodymighttailmayseemfrightening.Live,highdetailsatellitemappingcouldprobablybeusedtokeeptasonanbodyatanytime,26)_____thepersonsnowede.RayPurdyofUniersityCollegeLondontodCNNthatheisconcernedabout(7)_____thiscouldmeanforpriac.Mostsatellitesarecommerciallyowned,soifouhavemoneyoucanbuythatimagery,(2)_____meansanonecanspyonanone”hesaid.Atthesametime,live,detailedmapsofEarthssurace(29_____aidhumanityinamazingwas.Satelliteimagescanhepexpertstrackstormsastheyformandcharttheirpaths.Athighdetail,livemapsofaandaccuratelyrevealpeopleindaner(30)_________theycouldheprescuersoutintime.Higherdetailmaymakeitpossibeforarmerstowatchoertheircropsororprospectorstofindminerals.Whatdoouthink?Doouwisheveronecouldaccesshigh-detaillivemapsofEarthssurface?SectionBDiectios:Completethefollowingpassaebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanouneed..cturedB.treasuresC.revoutionD.accessibleE.misesH.formalizedI.popularisedJ.decaredK.creationHowteictriasIvetedte“taycation”Holidasfeellikeanimportantrereshmentaftersuchatouhea.Whileinternationaltraelispossible,itsnotexactlyeas,somanyarechoosingtostayclosertohome,takinga“stacation”.Thisearholidamakersarediscoveringthe31oftheUKscoastandthebeautyofitslandscapes.Domestictourismasweknowitbeaninthe19thcenturywhentheideaoftheholidaywasjustbecoming32.Expandingrailwasandchaningworkpracticesmeantpeopehadmoreleisuretimefortravelling.Internationaltraelwasbecomingeasierbutwasn’t33toall,sotheictorianschosetospendthisnewfound“free”timeintheUK.高三英语试卷第3页共10页isgaewaytothe34ofhotnewholidaydestinations,mostlyontheUKscoast.GreatBritishasidetowns,fromBournemouthtoBrihton,appealedtopeoplewith35offun,seaandcleanair—manyofthethinsthatcontinuetoattractpeopletoda.Thegreatsummerholidayasweknowitwasdesignedbytheictorians.The19thcenturysawtheustrial36andtheriseofindustrialcapitalism,wherefactorieswereboomingandworkstructuresrlyandseverelydefinedandpresented.Thisledtotheemergenceofadministrative37,likeclers,andanemergingmiddleclass.rewasmore38woringtime,includingshiftworkinfactoriesandtimeofonundas.Asaresult,working-classpeoplehadleisuretimetouse,andbythe1890ssomeskilledworershadhalfdasonleadingtothebirthofthe“weekend”—thouhthiswasnot39untilmuchlaterinthe20thcentur.aspassed.Thisappointedcertaindasasholidasonwhichbansmorebusinessesbeanobseringthesedasofwork.Before1830,banksclosedonlyonthe40saints’dasoftheea,thouhby1834thiswasjustfourdas,includingChristmasda.From1871,anydaycouldbe40abankholida,notjustsaints’das.III.ReadingCopreesionSectionADirectios:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachbankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.InFebruary1970,agroupofactivistsgatheredinancouve,CanadatodiscussapannednucleartestontheAlaskanislandofAmchitka.Theyeventuallyagreedtosailtothetestsiteand41againsttheeendofthemeeting,thechairmanraisedtwofinerstotheroomandshouted“Peace”.Afterabriefpause,oneoungattendee42withamonumentalline:“Letsmakethatagreenpeace”.Thegroupwereso43thephrasethattheynamedtheirfirstboattheGreenPeace.elast50ears,the44movementhasbecomesocoselyassociatedwiththecolourgreenthatitsalmostimpossibletoseeagreenposte,labelorrecclingbagwithoutthinkingaboutourplanetsfuture.Butthoughthatconnectionistheproductofaveryrecentcrisis,its45gobacksomewa.ehae46greenwithnatureanditsprocessesforthousandsofears.ndeed,theveryword“green”comesfromtheancientProto-Indo-Europeanwordghe,meaning“grow”.Thehumanspecies,whichemergedinthegreenforestsandgrasslandsofAfricaabout300000earsao,47linkwithgreen.Oureesmighteenhae48specificallytoseethegreeninls,whoarered-greencolourblind,wehumansdeelopedathirdconecell,anadditionalphotoreceptorenablingour49tospotriperedandellowfruitsagainstabackdropofgreendtodistinguishdiferentgreenleavesromeachothe.Indalightconditions,humaneesaremore50toreenthananyothercolou.startedtousegreenasa(n)51fornatureanditsprocesses.ArchaeoloistshaverecentlyfoundanextraordinarystoreofgreenjewelsintheLeant,52some10,000rs.Theresearchersbelieethattheseobjects,manyofwhichhadcomefromhundredsofmilesawayatgreatcost,werechosenbecausethey53youngleaesandmighthaebeenusedbyearlyfarmerstoprayforrainfallorfertilisecrops.TheancientEgptians,whowerefarmingthebansoftheNilefromabout8000B.C.,54usegreenircrops.Egptianpaintersoftenrepresentedtheirgodof55,Osiris—whowasresponsibleforfloodingtheNiesbans,fillingthesoilwithnutrientsandpushingthefirstgreenshootsupthrouhthefields—asabrihtgreenbeing.高三英语试卷第4页共10页41．A.bumpB.protestC.competeD.insure42．A.objectedB.announcedC.respondedD.highlihted43．A.curiousaboutB.familiarwithC.shocedatD.fascinatedby44．A.environmentalB.revoutionaryC.multiculturalD.deliberate45．A.resultsB.oriinsC.extremesD.streams46．A.identifiedB.reconizedC.combinedD.illustrated47．A.phsicalB.artificialC.biologicalD.phsiological48．A.enagedB.eolvedC.dominatedD.exchaned49．A.pioneersB.seniorsC.ancestorsD.inspectors50．A.sensitiveB.aailableC.equialentD.appropriate51．A.approachB.smbolC.alternativeD.signal52．A.crossingoerB.countingforC.accordingtoD.datingback53．A.describedB.reflectedC.interpretedD.resembled54．A.eventuallyB.similarlyC.consequentlyD.definitely55．A.agricultureB.veetationC.cultiationD.generationSectionBDirectios:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassaeisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.oreachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassaeouhaeread.(A)Asschoolstartsthisfallinununak,atinyEskimocommunityofAlaska,eacherBenOrrispanningtoinviteelderlystortellersintotheclassroomsohisyoungstudentscanlearnandthenwritedowntraditionallegendsandnowledeoftheirdisappearingculture.orDonnaMaximsthird-gradersinBoothba,Me.,writingwillbecomeatoolinscienceandsocialstudiesasstudentsrecordobservations,questionsandeachda.InEagleButte,S.D.,GeriGutweinhasdesinedawritingprojectinwhichherninth-gradestudentsexchangeletterswiththird-gradersaboutstoriestheyhaeread.ThisearaswithCheennewomenwhotelltalesastheyknittoethe,theirtraditionbecomingmaterialsfortodasoungwriters.Althouhtheseteachersareseparatedbythousandsofmiles,theirmethodsofencouragingchildrentomonsource:theBreadLoafSchool.There,nearermontsMiddleburyCollege,gradeoolteachersgiveuppartoftheirvacationseachsummertospendsixweeksbrainstorming,tradingexperiencesastheytrytodesinnewmethodsofgettingtheirpupilstowrite.SasDixiefwriting:“ehaenothingaainst‘skill-anddrill’ttheydon’twork.”Instead,BreadLoafgraduateshaecreatedoneinventiveprogramtoworktoethertocultivatestudentwriters.TheBreadLoafliteratureandwritingprogrambeanin1920asasummerresortwhereEnglishteachersstudiedforadvanceddegrees.Untilthelate1970smostwereteachersfromschoolsfortheupperclass.BreadLoaf“wasfailinginitssocialresponsibilit,”sasPaulCubeta,aprofessorwhohasdirectedtheproramsince1965.“SowewentlookinginruralAmericaforpotentialeducationalleaders.”Foundationfundswereraisedtohepbearthecostfortuitionandboard.Overthepasttenearsnearly500ruralinstructorshaestudiedthere.高三英语试卷第5页共10页ManyofthenewideasteacherstookawayfromBreadLoafseemedindaneroffadingbackhome,remembersCubeta.eneedtodeviseawayforthemtoobackwithsupportfortheirprojectsandforeachothe.”OneresultwasanideacalledBeadNet:bysettingupanetworkofwordprocessors,BreadLoaf-trainedteacherscouldinstantlyconnecttheirclassrooms.56．WhichofthefollowingmethodshasNOTbeentakenbyteachersaccordingtoparagraph1?Invitingelderlystortellerstocommunicatewithstudents.Askingstudentstorecordaboutscienceandsocialstudies.Encouragingstudentstoexchangeletterswithothergraders.HavingCheennewomenteachtheirnittingskillstostudents.57．WhatdoschoolteachersdointheBreadLoafSchool?OrganizesummervacationsforstudentsintheBreadLoafSchool.Spendsixweesbrainstorminganddiscussingtheirtradeexperiences.Desinnewmethodstoettheirstudentsinvolvedinwriting.Rejectthe‘sill-and-drill’writingcurriculaandworkforinentieprograms.58．Whatdoestheword“BeadNet”inparagraph4referto?Aplatformtohelpteacherscontinuetheirprojectswhentheyareback.AprogrammetointerviewBreadLoafgraduatesandcollectideas.Astudents’organizationforthosewhostudyintheBreadLoafSchool.Awebsiteforteacherstoprocessstorieswritteninonlineclasses.59．WhatsthepurposeoftheBreadLoafliteratureandwritingprogram?ohepstudentsstudyEnglishandtrainforadvancedderees.opromoteteachers’teachingabilitytomotivatestudentstowrite.olookforexcellenteducationalleadersineverypartofAmerica.ocoerthecostortuitionandboardofruralschoolswithfunds.(B)Whatarethoseshortmetalfencesbythesideoftheroad?Theydontlooklikemuch.Buttheydoabigjob.Peoplewhodesinhihwaswouldalwasliketohaeawide,flat,clearspaceoneithersideoftheroad.Thatwa,ifacargoesoftheroad,itcanstopsafel.Butinsomeplaces,thatsjustnotpossible.Thatswhentheyputupaguardrail.Theseshortrailingsaredesinedtostopcarsfromrunningintosomethingmoredangerous,withoutdamagingthecartoomuch.Thetpeofguardrailtheyputupdependsontheroad.Aweakerguardrailmayletthecarofartheroftheroad,butdoeslessdamaetotheca.Astrongguardrailstopsacarinashortdistance,butthecarsufersmoredamae.Jerseyarriersaremadeofconcrete.Theyareoftenplaceddownthecenterofaroadtoseparatecarsoinginoppositedirections.Jerseybarriersarealsousedaroundconstructionzones.Theyarecheaptomakeandeasytomovearound.

Abox-beamguardraillookslikealongmetalboxrunningbetweenposts.Box-beamguardrailsareverystrong,butexpensive.Theyareusedcarsquickl.oumightseeoneintheofaroadtokeepcarsfromgoingintooncomingtrafic.高三英语试卷第6页共10页og-post-beamgardrailhasshort,thickpostssetcosetogethe.Thiscommonguardrailisusedwhereitsimportanttostopacarquicklytosavelies,suchaswhereaclifisrightnexttotheroad.Itgetsitsnamefromthefactthatifitscutinhalf,theraillooslikeasidewas.

Aweak-post-eamgardrailhaspoststhatarethinnerandfartherapart.Whywouldanonewanttomakeaguardrailwithweakposts?Aweak-postguardrailwillstopacarmoreslowlythanastrong-postguardrail.Themoregradualyacarslowsdown,thelesslikelyitsriderswillbehurt.Aweak-postguardrailcanbeusedwherethereismorespacetoslowacardown.60．Accordingtothepassae,whatisthemainfunctionofguardrails?ostopandprotectcarsfromrunningintheoppositedirection.osetasideawide,flat,clearspaceoneithersideoftheroad.ohepguaranteedrivers’safetywhentheyareridingontheroad.opreventcarsfromsuferingdamaewhentheytraeltoofast.61．WhatcanwelearnaboutJerseybarriersandbox-beamguardrails?Jerseybarriersaremadeofconcretesotheyaredificulttomovearound.Jerseybarriersareputattheroadcentertodividetheroadintotwo-waylanes.Box-beamguardrailslooklikelongmetalboxesrunningbetweenoppositecars.Boxbeamguardrailsareseldomseentobeactuallyusedbecauseofthehihcost.62．WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutthe-beamguardrails?Astrong-postbeamguardrailhasshort,thickpostswhicharesetclosetoethe.Astrongpostbeamguardrailisoftenusedtosaelivesbystoppingacarquickl.Aweak-postguardrailwillstopacargraduallytopreventitsridersfrombeinghurt.Aweak-postguardrailcanbeusedifthereisnotenoughspacetoslowacardown.(C)Atfirstglance,theimagethatflashedonthecomputerscreenlooedlieanordinaryroadmap.ThenionAdministration(AA),begantappingathiskeboard.heotaclose-upviewofNework,dividednotalongtownorcountylinesbutalongsectorsofairspace.ithanotherclickontheeyheeliminatedhundredsoftinyblackdotsshowingthelocationoflow-flingaircraftandprivatejets.Whatremainedonthescreenwerelare,wingedsmbolsrepresentingcommercialairliners.ithafewmorekeytapshecolor-codedthejetlinersaccordingtotheirairportdestination.ocomputeransateasewiththegraphicinterpretationofMaxHeadroom,theAAdemonstrationmightple.Buttoair-traficprofessionalsatheredintheaencyssixth-floor“warroom,”itrepresentedatechnologicalbreakthrough.Beorelastweek,AAradardatashowingthelocationofplanesflingovertheS.coudbeshownonlydotoncomputerscreensatoneormoreoftheairlineagencs20regionalcontrolcenters.No,allthatinormationhasbeencombinedanddisplaedonasinglescreen,givingthenationsair-traficcontrollersauniqueviewofoverheadtraficpatternsastheyunfoldfromcoasttocoast.ExclaimedRichardson,withpride:“Itsunbelievable!”高三英语试卷第7页共10页utionarythanreolutionary—involvedtheconveingofdataonpeedandidentificationfromeachofthereionalair-traficcontrolcenterstomanageablewholebyanisplaedthroughcustom-designedsoftwareonasmanyasthreedozentoprovidecentralizedmanagementoftraficproblemsastheymaythenewcomputeroperationsofar:about$2million.tibillion-dollarair-traficcontrolsstemsohighlyautomatedthatitcanmonitorflightsanddirectpilotswithlittleornohumandisturbance.Suchasstemisfarinthefuture,butthenewlinkupmayhavearriedjustintime.Abadlyoverburdenedlevels.Midairclosecallsadded215inthe7rorsbyovertaxedaircontrollersjumped18%.ThesaetycrisisurgeddtorecommendtheAAtake“immediateaction”topectedsummerair-traelcrush.AAoficialssaythatwiththeirrecommendationswithoutreducingthenumberofflightsscanmonitorwithgreaterprecisionspecificsectionsofded.raficjamscanthenberelievedorpreentedbyshiftingthealtitudeofsomeflightsorreroutingotherstoaoidjammedareas.63．WhatcanbeconcudedabouttheAAdemonstration?Itcanpresentaclose-upviewoftheNeworkMetropolitanareaalongtownorcountylines.Itmakesiteasytohighlihtthelocationoflow-flingprivateaircraftsbytinyblackdots.Itcanshowtheremaininglarge,wingedsmbolsthatrepresentcommercialairliners.Itmakesitcomplicatedtocolor-codethejetlinersaccordingtotheirairportdestination.64．Whatsthepurposeofthenewair-traficcontrolsstem?oshowthetechnologybreakthroughofairlineagencies.omanaeairtraficprobemsinaconcentratedwa.oinspecttheoverallsituationin20regionalcontrolcenters.otraintheoperatorstocontrolairtraficmoreeficientl.65．Whyisithightimetooperatethenewair-traficcontrolsstem?Theheavilyburdenedsstemhasdrivencontroltowererrorstorecordleels.Controltowererrorsincreasedbyover18%inthefirstthreemonthsof1987.Midaircosecallsincreasedatleast215inthepreviousthreemonthsof1987.Itsimpossibleforsupervisorstoshiftthealtitudeofsomeflightsorrerouteothers.66．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheirnewair-traficcontrolsstem?Itcanoperateflightsanddirectpiotswithlittleornohumandisturbance.Itrecommendsreducingflightsenteringorleavingthecriticalbarriers.Itenabessupervisorstomonitorspecificsectionsofairspacemoreprecisel.Itavoidsmostairtraficjamsbychangingthealtitudeofallflightsatease.SectionCnhkwhareninte.Eheenedy.eteeoesnu.高三英语试卷第8页共10页Italsosupportsacademicandworkskillssuchasproblemsolving.Infact,manypeoplehaveanendessfascinationwiththeIQscoresoffamouspeople.Moreflexibepeopleadapttotheunexpectedeventandtryeverymeanstofindasolution.Itisessentiallyaboutlearningtolearnandbeingabletobeflexibleaboutthewayoulearn.itielyflexiblearebetterreconisingpotentialfaultsinthemselvesandusingstrateiestoovercomethesefaults.Suchflexiblepeoplemayalsohavechangedtheseroutinesfromtimetotime,tringtofindbetterandmorevariedwasofgoingabouttheirda.WatisKeytoLearigadCreativity?IQisoftenregardedasacrucialdrierofsuccess,particularlyinfieldssuchasscience,innovationandtechnolog.67Butthetruthisthatsomeofthegreatestachievementsbyourspecieshaveprimarilyreliedonqualitiessuchascreativit,imagination,curiosityandsoon.Manyofthesecharacteristicsareembeddedinwhatscientistscallcognitieflexibilitaskillthatenablesustoswitchbetweendiferentconcepts,ortoadaptbehaviourtoachieveoalsinanoelorchaningenironment.68Thisincludeschangingstrategiesforfirst-rankdecision-making.Inourongoingresearch,wearetringtoworkouthowpeoplecanbestboosttheircognitieflexibilit.Cognitieflexibilityprovidesuswiththeabilitytoseethatwhatwearedoingisnotleadingtosuccess.Ifounormallytakethesameroutetowork,butthereareoadworksonourusualroute,whatdooudo?Somepeopleremaininflexibleandsticktotheoriginalplan,despitethedela.69Cognitieflexibilitymayhaveafectedhowpeoplecopedwiththepandemiclocdowns,whichproducedlengesaroundworkandschooling.Someofusfounditeasierthanotherstoadaptourroutinestodomanyactiitiesfromhome.