套卷浙江省东阳2014届高三下学期期中考试英语试题

浙江省东阳2014届高三下学期期中考试英语试题4.Thegovernmentsarevery_______aboutsettinganewpolicyandmakenodecisionuntiltheyarequitesureitistherightone.A.particular B.concerned Ccautious D.certain5.ThelivingstandardofthepeopleinChina,_______isshowninthereport,hasimprovedoverthepastdecades.A.what B.which C.as D.who6.Atthegraduationceremony,theheadmasterrequiredthegraduatestoraisetheirpetitive_______inmodernsociety.A.spirit B.intention C.ambition D.awareness7.Iwasonceashamedtoadmitmyweakness,butnowIhavenosuchfeelingandI_____myselfmuchdisfort.A.bring B.save C.offer D.promise8.---Mr.Black,Ijustcan’tgetmycarstarted.Ithinkthere’ssomethingwrongwiththeengine.---Oh,letmesee.Ah,thatisnot_______itis.Actually,yourcarhasusedupallthepetrol.A.where B.when C.what D.how9.Onceascheduleismade,bystrictly_______it,youcanavoidputtingofftilltomorrowwhatshouldbedone.A.arranging B.measuring C.observing D.presenting10.ManyplantscouldmovenorthwardandtowardthePacificcoast_______risingtemperaturesandchangesinrainfall.A.forfearof B.indefenseof C.bymeansof D.inreactionto11.---Yourgrandfatherstillseemsveryenergetic,althoughheisalreadyinhisseventiesnow.---Yes,he_______inthearmyforthreeyearswhenhewasyoung.A.wouldserve B.served C.hadserved D.hasserved12.Mr.Smithisalwaysontimeforeverything.How____itbethathewaslatefortheimportantmeeting?

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D.must13.Althoughshebrushedtheoldpot_______,shecouldnotmakeitpletelyclean,whichmadeherveryupset.A.roughly B.thoroughly C.instantly D.occasionally14.---Ican’tcarrytheluggage.It’ssoheavy.---Whynothavesomeonestrongenough_______youahandthen?A.give B.togive C.giving D.tohavegiven15.---Tellus,Mark,whatisthecauseoftheAmericanCivilWar?---Well,isit_______theblackslaveswantedfreedom?A.how B.why C.because D.when16.---Jackfellofftheladderyesterday,butheisallrightnow.---Whataluckydog!He_______himselfbadly.A.couldinjure B.musthaveinjured C.shouldinjure D.mighthaveinjured17.Thetemperaturehasrisentomorethan20degreescentigrade.Itisquitehot_______JanuaryinZhejiang.A.for B.in C.as D.like18.Twofriendsweretalkingabouteducation,_______,aboutthekindofeducationthattheyreceivedintheiryouth.A.orelse B.worsestill C.orrather D.aboveall19.Attheendoftheholiday,traffic_______onthefreewayaspeopleheadedhome.A.putup B.pickedup C.tookup D.builtup20.---Hi,Mike!We’regoingbikingalongthebeachthisweekend.---_______.Ilovebeingbathedinthesunshine.A.Byallmeans B.Countmein C.Goahead D.Withpleasure第二节：完型填空（共20小题,每小题1分,满分20分）阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从21～40各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。MyfriendBJGallagheronceworkedasatrainingmanagerforalargenewspaper,whichwasmorethanahundredyearsold.Thepany’spast21hadblindedtheauthoritiestotheneedforchange,andthey22newideasandwouldsay“Thisisthewaywe’vealwaysdoneit.”.Astheyearswentby,BJgrewmoreandmore23withtheirshort-sightedness.Finally,sheleftthepany.Butshefoundthatshehadn’tlefther24behindwhensheresigned.Shecarrieditwithher,like“rocksinthestomach”.“Ifinallydecidedto25aboutmyexperiencesandmyfeelings.I26itwouldbeagoodmentalhealth27.Iwantedtoberidofthatpanyandthosepeople,onceandforall.SoIwroteandwrote.Itwasn’tjustastorythatpouredout—itwasawhole28!Myresentment(怨恨)29mywriting.Thewholeworldwouldknowhow30theywere!”“What31whenthebookcameout?”IaskedBJ.“Notmuch,”shereplied,“Thenewspaperkeptdoingwhatithad32done.Myfeelingsdidn’t33themonebit,butittookmeseveralmoreyearstofinally34mynegativeemotions.Finally,thetimecamewhenIdecidedtomakeamends(修正)fortheangrythingsIhadsaidaboutthepany.I35myformerbosstodinnerandmademy36.ItoldhimIwassorryforbeingsoresentful.Itwasagreathealingprocessforme.”“Whatwasthe37oute?”Iaskedher.“Gratitude,”shereplied,“Notonlywasn’tIresentfulanymore,butIwasgratefultothepany.IfIhadn’thadthose38experiences,Ineverwouldhavewrittenabook.Andthebookbecamehugelysuccessful—now39Shesmiled,“Iowethemadebtofthanksforgivingmesuchagreattaletotell.”Tradingresentmentsforgratitudeisn’talwayseasy.Butit’sworthit,40gratitudeisafarhappierfeelingthanresentment.21. A.skill B.management C.success D.business 22. A.resisted B.got C.broke D.shaped 23. A.moved B.frustrated C.excited D.surprised 24. A.sadness B.worry C.doubt D.anger 25. A.think B.care C.write D.talk 26. A.proved B.figured C.concluded D.agreed 27. A.exercise B.suggestion C.lecture D.theory 28. A.diary B.lesson C.accident D.book 29. A.prevented B.delayed C.fueled D.corrected 30. A.sensitive B.successful C.greedy D.stupid 31. A.happened B.reported C.received D.resulted 32. A.sometimes B.always C.recently D.already 33. A.forgive B.reward C.bother D.cheat 34. A.thinkof B.getover C.passon D.lookthrough35. A.invited B.called C.persuaded D.followed 36. A.promise B.apology C.plan D.decision 37. A.only B.natural C.direct D.final 38. A.useful B.funny C.painful D.shameful 39. A.finished B.edited C.read D.published 40. A.for B.though C.but D.and第二部分：阅读理解（共25小题,每小题2分,满分50分）第一节：阅读下列材料,从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。ASometimessuccessfulhealthcampaignscanhavequiteunexpectedreactions.TheyearsofwarningsaboutskincancermeanthatBritonsarehappytocoverthemselvesinsunscreenorstayoutofthesunaltogether,butitalsomeansthatmostofusarenotgettingenoughvitaminD.ScientistsannouncedyesterdaythatBritonsneedtoincreasetothreetimestheamountofvitaminDtheygetperday.Theycalledonfoodproducerstofortify(强化)theirproductswithmoreofthevitaminandsuggestedpeopleshouldconsidertakingsupplements(补充物)tokeeplevelsup.Theyalsosuggestedgettingoutinthesunforshortperiodsmoreoften,buttheywarnedagainst“sunbingeing”.ThegovernmentdoesnotpublishofficialadviceontheamountofvitaminDpeopleshouldtakeduetoalackofresearch,saysDrBirgitTeucheroftheInstituteforFoodResearch.ButintheUS,thegovernmentremends5microgramsaday.Bythatcount,DrBirgitTeuchersaidthataround90％ofBritonsbetween19and64wouldbelackinginthevitaminbecausetheyonlytookaround3microgramsaday.VitaminDisimportantforabsorptionofcalcium(钙)bythebody,whichisneededforhealthyteethandbones.Alackofitcanleadtoseriousdiseasesinbothchildrenandadults.Thevitamincanbefoundinsomefoodsbutitcanalsobeobtainedfromchemicalsintheskinreactingtosunlight.DrBarbaraBouchersaidadultsshouldget5to25microgramsaday.ShortageofvitaminDmaybelinkedtodiseasessuchasmuscleweakness,highbloodpressureandrickets(佝偻病).DrBirgitTeuchergaveseveralreasonsforthelackamongBritons.Increasingnumbersofoffice-basedjobsmeanalackofexposuretothesun;andtheriseofbeingoverweightmeansthatvitaminD—whichisfatsoluble(可溶解的)一isincreasinglystoredinbodyfat,whereitcannotbeaccessedreadily.ProfessorBrianWhartonoftheInstituteofProfessorGrahamBentham,anenvironmentalscientistattheUniversityofEastAnglia,addedthatbabieswhowereonlybreast-fedprobablyneedtotakesupplementsincasetheirmotherwasvitaminDlacking.ThosedrinkingmilkwerelikelytobeOK,thankstothefortificationofthedrink.Thescientistscalledonfoodproducerstofortifymilk,breadandbreakfastnutrienttoenablepeopletogettheirdailyamountofthevitamin.ProfGrahamBenthamaddedthat30minutesofsunexposuretothefaceandforearmsbetweenAprilandOctoberwouldbesufficient.Outsidethesemonths，thesunisnotstrongenoughinBritainforthebodytoproduceitsownvitaminD.ButProfGrahamBenthamwarnedagainstspendingtoolonginthesun.“Sunbingeingiswellknowntobedangerous,”hesaid.“Inanycase,vitaminDtransformationintheskinswitchesoffafterawhilesoshortfrequentamountsarebetterforvitaminDformation.”41.FromParagraphsl&2wecaninferthat_________.A.somehealthcampaignsareverysuccessfulB.peoplearelackinginvariousvitaminsC.BritonsareadvisednottogetoutinthesunD.vitaminDcanbeobtainedbystayinginthesun42.Theword“sufficient”(Paragraph8)istheclosestinmeaningto_________.A.enoughB.properC.familiarD.available43.Fromthepassage,wecanconclude_________.A.thebabieswhowereonlybreast—fedcertainlyneedtotakevitaminDsupplementsB.alargequantityofvitaminDstoredinbodyfatistheprimaryreasonforbeingoverweightC.thesunlightcanproduceadequatevitaminDthatthebodyneedsallyearroundD.vitaminDisvitalforthebodytoabsorbcalciumneededforhealthyteethandbones44.Thegovernmentdoesn’tgiveofficialadviceontheamountofvitaminDbecause_________.A.theythinkitisharmfulforhealthB.theydon’twanttobeblamedC.theyaren’tconfidentofitsfunctionD.theyhaven’tconcreteproof45.Whichbestdescribesthewriter’stoneinthepassage?A.Humorous.B.Objective. C.Pessimistic.D.One-sided.BAschildrenbegintoheadbacktoschool,thereareseveralthingsthatyoucandotomakesurethatyourchildstayshealthyandperformsattheirpeakpotentialduringtheschoolyear.1.Makesureyourchildisuptodateontheirimmunizations(免疫).Thesummerisagoodtimetoschedulevisitstothedoctor’sasyourchildisnotinschool,andthevisitwon’trequirethatyourchildmissschooldays.2.Encouragepropernutrition.Americafaceschildhoodobesity(肥胖).Thismeansthatthepercentageofoverweightchildrenisincreasingeachyear,andthiswillplaceyourchildatriskofdevelopingavarietyofdiseaseswhentheyaremiddleageorevenyoungadults.Youcanstarthelpingyourchildtobeehealthierbyofferingfruitsandvegetablesathomeinsteadofcalorieheavypotatochipsandcandy.3.Getyourchildinvolvedinsportsactivities.Activitiesinhighschoolsuchastrackandcross-countryareimportantforsocializationforyourchild,aswellashelpingtoimprovetheirhealth.Youcangetyourchildinterestedinwholesomeactivitiesbydiscussingwiththemhowyouenjoyedsimilaractivitiesinhighschool.4.Havethebirdsandthebeesconversationwithyourchild.Manychildrenbeesexuallyactiveinjuniorschoolandseniorhighschool,andthesooneryoudiscusssexwithyourchildthesoonertheywillbeprepared.Tellyourchildthatthereisalwaysthepossibilityofinfectingasexualdiseasewhentwopeoplehavesex;anddiscusswithyourchildtheuseofcondoms.Thesooneryoustarthavingthisembarrassingsituationthebetter.5.Knowyourchild’sfriends.Youcandothisbyinvitingyourchildtobringtheirfriendsovertoyourhouseforapizzanight,orbychattingwiththemwhentheystopbyyourhouse.Ifyoufindyourchild’sfriendhasabadreputation,thenyoucouldconsiderintroducingyourchildtoadifferentnetworkofpeople,suchasthroughthegirl/boyscouts.Forbiddingyourchildfromseeingacertainpersonmayonlyleadthemtorebelandbeeclosertothatperson.6.Discusswithyourchildtheseriousnessofdruguseandabuse.Yourchildmaynotrealizethatusingdrugscanhaveseriousconsequences.Yourchildmaygetthefalseimpressionthatdruguseishisright.Explaintoachildthatsayingnotodrugsistheirright,andthatanybodyofferingthemdrugsisnottheirfriend.7.Helpyourchildtoavoidalifelongsmokingaddictionbydiscussingwiththemtheconsequencesofsmoking.Thesadfactisthatmostsmokersbecameaddictedwhentheywereintheirteenageyears,andareunabletoquitforlongperiodsoftimeandoftendiemanyyearsearlierduetotheirsmokinghabitwhichincreasestheriskoflungcancer,heartdisease,andavarietyofmedicalconditions.Evenifyouareasmokeryourself,youcandiscusswithyourchildabouthowdamagingsmokingcanbeonaperson’shealth.8.Impressuponyourchildtheimportanceoftrafficrules.TellthemthatitisOKtowearaseatbeltinanyone’scar,becauseitmaysavetheirlifeoneday.Ifyourchildridesabicycleoraskateboard,thendiscusswiththemtheimportanceofalwayswearingahelmet.Asyouchildbeesqualifiedfordriver’spermit,youshoulddiscusswiththemtheimportanceofpreventionfromdrinkinganddriving.9.Becautiousaboutsignsofdepressioninchildhood.Asurprisinglylargenumberofchildrenmaybeedepressed,andasmallnumberofteenagersandchildrenmitsuicide(自杀)eachyear.Realizethatanysignsofunusualdepressedmood,angryoutbursts,suicidalments,feelingsofhopelessness,andlossofenjoymentofactivitieswithfriendsmaybesignsofdepression.46.WhattopicisNOTdiscussedinthispassage?A.Traffic B.Smoking C.Depression D.Study47.Thefirstthreetipsfocusonchildren’s.A.medicalcare B.nutritiousfood C.physicalhealth D.sportsactivities48.“Havethebirdsandthebeesconversationwithyourchild”means“”.A.haveahumoroustalktochildrenaboutsexB.tellchildrenstoriesabouttheanimalworldC.giveaformalexperteducationtochildrenD.deliverlecturestochildrenonsexdiseases49.Thispassageismeantforparentsto.A.teachtheirchildrentobehavewellB.preparetheirchildrenforanewtermC.educatetheirchildrenafterschool D.traintheirchildrenforspecialabilityCEssayisoptionalandnopenalties(处罚)forwronganswers.ThesechangeswilltakeplaceinSATcollegeexam.Thechangesincludetheuseofsomewordsmoremonlyusedinschoolandonthejobinsteadofthewordssuchas“prevaricator”and“sagacious”.CollegeBoardofficialssaidthechangeisneededtomaketheexambetterrepresentativeofwhatstudentsstudyinhighschoolandtheskillstheyneedtosucceedincollegeandafterward.Thenewexamwillberolledoutin2016,sothisyear’sninthgraderswillbethefirsttotakeit,intheirjunioryear.ThenewSATwillcontinuetotestreading,writingandmathskills,withanemphasisonanalysis.Scoringwillreturntoa1,600-pointscalelastusedin2004,withaseparatescorefortheoptionalessay.Forthefirsttime,studentswillhavetheoptionoftakingthetestonputers.TheyalsosaidmanystudentswhoareterrifiedtheywillbetestedonlotsofSATwordscurrentlycanaskforhelppracticingwithflashcards.Theyknowflashcardsarenotthebestwaytobuildrealwordknowledgethatlasts,butwhentheSATrollsaroundtheybeetheroyalroad.Studentsstopreadingandstartflipping.Theessaywillbechangedinotherways,too.Itwillmeasurestudents’abilitytoanalyzeandexplainhowanauthorbuildsanargumentanditwillalsobeuptocollegeswhethertheessaywillberequired.Eachexamwillincludeapassagedrawnfrom“foundingdocuments”suchastheDeclarationofIndependenceorfromdiscussionsthey’veinspired.Insteadoftestingawiderangeofmathconcepts,thenewexamwillfocusonafewareas,likealgebra,thoughttobemostneededforcollegeandlifeafterward.Acalculatorwillbeallowedonlyoncertainmathquestions,insteadofontheentiremathportion(部分).JimRawlins,thedirectorofadmissionsattheUniversityofOregon,saidthechangeswillpotentiallyhelpthestudentsbutitwilltakeafewyearstoknowitsinfluence,afterthestudentsgoontocollege.Hesaidsomecollegesarestilldealingwithquestionsaboutthechangesmadein2005,suchashowtoconsidertheessayportion.ThecriticismoftheSATisthatstudentsfromwealthierfamiliesdobetterontheexambecausetheycanaffordexpensivetestpreparationclasses.TheSATwastakenlastyearby1.7millionstudents.Ithashistoricallybeenmorepopularonthecoasts,whiletheothermainstandardizedcollegeentranceexam,theACT,dominatedthecentralU.S.TheACTtookovertheSATintotalusein2012,partlybecauseitistakenbyalmosteveryjuniorin13statesaspartofthosestates’testingscheme(方案).ACTpresidentJonEricksonsaidwhenhearingoftheSATchanges,hisreactionwasthattheycould’vebeentalkingabouttheACTnow.“Ididn’thearanythingnewanddifferent,soIwasalittleleftwanting,atleastattheendofthisfirstannouncement,”Ericksonsaid.BobSchaeffer,educationdirectorattheNationalCenterforFair&OpenTesting,orFairTest,saiditislaudable(值得称道的)thattheSATwillprovidefreetestpreparation,butitisunlikelytomakeadentinthemarketforsuchpreparation.Healsosaidthenewtestisunlikelytobebetterthanthecurrentone.Hisorganizationhasadatabasewithinstitutionsthatdon'trequireACTorSATscorestomakeadmissionsdecisions.50.Wecanlearnfromthethirdparagraphthatflashcards_________.A.willbeetheonlywaytotestwords B.canhelpstudentsgetreadyforSATwordsC.canhelpstudentsmemorizethewordsforeverD.arethebestwayforthestudentstogethighscores51.SATexamswillbelessrequiredin2016withthepurposeof_________.A.gettingmorestudentsinterestedintheentranceexamB.makingiteasierforstudentstobeadmittedintocollegesC.offeringchancesforthestudentstobetestedoneverysubjectD.testingthestudentsbetterontheknowledgeandskillsthey’velearnt52.Thechangeinthe2016’sSATcollegeentranceexamincludethefollowingEXCEPTthat_________A.studentswillusecalculatorsiftheygetstuckincertainmathquestionsB.somewordsthatareunmonlyusedwon’tappearintheexamC.studentswillbegiventhechancetotakethetestonputersD.studentswillbetestedonawiderangeofmathconcepts53.AccordingtoJimRawlins,_________.A.thechangesaremainlyaimedatstudentsfromtherichfamilyB.thechangeswillforcestudentstogiveupwritingessayC.thechangeswillprobablyhavesomebadinfluenceD.thechangeswillbeofnobenefittostudents54.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEabouttheACT?A.Itismorepopularinthecoastalcities. B.Morethan1.7millionstudentstookitlastyear.C.JonEricksonfeltworriedabouttheSATchanges.D.Ithasbeenthemostpopularcollegeentranceexamsofar.DMyparentshavecertainlyhadtheirtroubles,andastheirchildI’llneverknowhowtheymadeitto38yearsofmarriage.Theylovedeachother,buttheydidn’tseemtolikeeachotherverymuch.Dadwastoofondofhisbeer,andhetalkeddowntoMomalot.Whenshetriedtostanduptohim,afightwouldunavoidablyfollow.Itwasmydad’sdiseasethatbegantochangethings.Theyear1998wasthebeginningofaremarkabletransformationformyfamily.Myfather,JimDineen,thealwayshealthy,weightlifting,never-missed-a-day-of-workkindofdad,discoveredhehadkidney(肾)disease.Thedecisiontogoaheadwithatransplantformyfatherwasalongandtoughone,mostlybecausehehadliverdamagetoo.Onephysician’sassistanttoldhim,“Accordingtoyourfile,you’resupposedtobedead.”Andforawhile,doctorsmistakenlythoughtthathewouldneednotjustakidneytransplant,butalivertransplanttoo.Dad’sfuturehunginmidpoint.Whenthedonortestingprocessfinallybeganinthespringof2003,numerouspeople,includingme,myuncleTom,andmymom,camebackasmatchesofvaryingdegree.ButMomwastheonewhoinsistedongoingfurther.Shedecidedtodonateakidneytomyfather.Shesaidshewasnotscared,anditwastherightthingtodo.Weallsteppedbackinamazement.Atlastadatewaschosen–November11,2003.Allofasudden,theonlythingthatseemedtomatterDadwastellingtheworldwhatawonderfulthingMomwasdoingforhim.Amonthbeforethesurgery,hesentherbirthdayflowerswithanotethatread,“IloveyouandIloveyourkidney!Thankyou!”Financially,thediseasewasupsettingtothem.SomysisterandIwerehumbledandsurprisedwhen,shortlybeforehissurgeryday,DadhandedusadiamondjewelrythatweweretogivetoMomaftertheoperation.He’daccumulated(积累)hissparedollarstobuyit.Atthehospitalonthedayofthetransplant,allourrelativesandfriendsgatheredinthewaitingroomandbecameinvolvedinameaneuchre(尤克牌游戏)tournament.Myfamilyhasalwayshandledthingswithalotoflaughter,andeventhoughwewerealltense,everybodywastakingbetsonhowlongthis“changeofconduct”wouldlastinmyparents.WewouldinformDadthatifhechosetoactlikearealpainonanyparticulardayaftertheoperation,hewasn’tallowedtoblameitonPMSjustbecausehe’dnowhaveafemalekidney.Thesurgerieswentwell,andnotlongafterward,mysisterandIwereallowedtogointovisit.Dadwasinagreatdealofpainbutagain,allhecouldtalkaboutwasMom.Wassheokay?Howwasshefeeling?Thenthenursesletusdosomethingunconventional.AstheywerewheelingMomoutofrecoveryroom,theyrolledherintoaseparatepositiontovisitDad.ItwasstrangetoseebothmyparentshookeduptoIVsandmachinesandtryingtotalktoeachotherthroughtears.ThenursesallowedustopresentthediamondjewelrytoMomsothatDadcouldwatchheropenit.Everyonewascrying,eventhenurses.AsIstoodwithdigitalcamerainhand,Itriedtokeepthepresenceofmindtodocumentthemoment.Mydadwashavingahardtimefightingbackemotion,andsuddenlymyparentsunexpectedlyreachedouttoholdeachother’shands.Inmynearly35yearsofexistence,I’dneverseenmyparentsdothat,andIwasspellbound.IsnappedapictureandlaterrushedhometomakesureI’dcapturedthatenormous,life-definingmoment.Aftersomanyyearsofdisagreement,itwasapparenttomethattheyfinallyunderstoodhowmucheachlovedtheother.55.Fromthefirstparagraphwecanlearnthat_________.A.Dadwasfondofdrinking B.MyparentsgotalongwellC.DadoftenbeatMom D.MomneverobeyedDad56.Theunderlinedpart“Dad’sfuturehunginmidpoint”inPara.3suggeststhat_________.A.Dad'slifejourneywasonhalfway B.DadcametoacriticalmomentinhislifeC.Dad’sfuturewasdecidedbydoctors D.Dadfacedatoughdecisioninhislife57.Beforethesurgery,whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribethefeelingofthefamilies?A.Worriedandnegative. B.Anxiousandhelpless.C.Nervousbutoptimistic. D.Relaxedandpositive.58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingthepassage?A.DadboughtadiamondjewelrytoMomfortheirweddinganniversary.B.DadaskedthenursetovisitMomsoonaftertheoperation.C.Despitealotofpain,DadwaseagertoknowMom’sconditionsoonaftertheoperation.D.Onthedayofthetransplant,thefamiliesinvolvedinameaneuchretournamenttorelaxthemselves.59.What’sinthewriter’sphoto?A.Everyonewascrying,eventhenurses.B.Hisparentsweretryingtotalktoeachother.C.DadwatchedMomopeningthegift.D.Hisparentswereholdingeachother’shands.60.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Dad’sdiseaseB.Mom’sdecisionC.TheGiftofLifeD.Thephotoofhands第二节：下面文章中有5处（第61~65题）需要添加小标题。请从以下选项（A、B、C、D、E和F）中选出符合各段意思的小标题，并在答题纸上将相应选项的标号涂黑。选项中有一项是多余选项。A.Getstarted! B.Forgetyourfailures.C.Findanduseyourpositivevoice. D.Thinkabouthowfaryouhavee.E.Spendtimewithpeoplewhoinspireyou. F.Acceptfailureasapositivelearningexperience.Realizingyourdreamsisnotamatterofpossibility;it’samatterofmotivatingyourselftofocusontherightthings.Youknowyoushouldbedoingsomething,butsometimesyoujustdon’tfeellikedoinganything.Thisdiscouragingsituationcanlastalongtimeifyoudon’theaditoffandtakeaction.Herearesomedailymotivationtricksthatmightworkforyou.61.________Thisisbyfarthemostimportanttipinthisarticle,becauseintheend,alloftheothertipsintheworldwon’tmakeasmuchofadifferenceasthissimpleandtimelessinstructionSitdownandgetamoveon!Doyoufeelthepush-backoflaziness?Readingmoreaboutmotivationwon’thelp.Reviewingyourto-dolistswon’thelp.Onlydoingactuallyhelpsgeteverythinggoing.Sostopthinkingabouthowhardthetaskisgoingtobeorhowlongit’sgoingtotakeyou.Notstartingisfailing.Tellyourself,“AssoonasIgetgoing,I’llfeelmoremotivated.”Andyou’llrealizeit’snotnearlyashardasyouthoughtitwouldbe.62.________Beawareofyourself-talkandstayconfident.Youhavethechoicetoreplacenegativeself-talkwithamoreencouragingandfriendlyvoice.Avoicethatwillconsideryouraimasnotjustapossibility,butaprobability;Avoicethatdoesnotlookatthepossibilityofsuccessbeforetakingaction,butratherusesself-beliefasitsdrivingforce;Avoicethatallthingsarepossibletothosewhomittotheirdream.Tellyourselfoverandoveragainthatyoucandoit.Seewhateffectithas.Persistwiththiskindofpositivityandeventuallyyou’llfeelbetteraboutwhateveritisyouwanttogetdone,andyou’llevenstarttofoolyourselfintobelievingit’strue.63.________Thereisnobetterwaytorechargeyourselfforimprovementthanspendingtimewithsomeonewhomotivatesyou.Theyaresmartandcanalwaysencourageyoutobebetter.Studytheirqualities.Studytheirhabits.Surroundyourselfwiththem,talktothem,learnfromthem;theyarealreadylivingandproducingr