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课下天天练(二十)阅读语言运用组合练姓名________班级________考号________时间:45分钟Ⅰ.阅读理解AWearingacavemanmask,Dr.JohnMarzluffwalksacrossthecampusattheUniversityofWashingtoninSeattle.Crows(乌鸦)circleandsquawk(尖叫),divingathimandgoingaway.Beneaththemask,hesmiles.Daysbeforeheandhisstudents,wearingcavemanmasks,tappedthemandplacedcoloredplasticbandsontheirlegs.Thentheyreleasedtheunhappybirds.Whentheresearcherswanderedaroundcampuswithoutthemasks,thecrowstheyhadcaughtandbandeddidnotreacttothem.Butwhenthesamehumanswalkedbywhilewearingthemasks,thecrowsscoldedloudlyanddivedattheir“enemies”.Atfirst,onlythebandedbirdsreactedaggressivelytothepeopleinmasks.Butinlatertestsmoreandmorecrowsjoinedin,andevenwhenthebandedbirdswerenotaround.“Crowsthinkanddream,fightandplay,reasonandtakerisks,”hesays.“Theiranticsconfuseus.”Thisledhimtostudyhowcrows'brainswork.Heandhisstudentsworeonetypeofmaskastheycapturedcrowsandbroughtthemintothelab,trainingthemtolinkthatfacewithdanger.Thenadifferentkindofmaskformorepositiveactivities,suchasfeedingandcaring.Thenheworkedwithscientistsattheuniversitywhoscananimalbrainstoseewhichpartsofacrow'sbraindocertaintasks.Surprisingly,thescientistsfoundthatwhenthecrowsawthe“danger”mask,onepartofitsbrainbecameactive.Whenthecrowsawthe“feedingandcaring”mask,adifferentpartofitsbrainlitup.Theteamhasshownthatcrowsusethesamepartsoftheirbrainsforrecognizingwhathumansdo—somethingthatwasnotknownbefore!Morethan10yearsafterthefirstmaskexperiment,campuscrowsstillscoldthe“cavemen”.Crowsalsorecognizepeoplewhoarekindtothem.Crowsarealwayswatchingusandtheyremember.1.WhydoesDr.JohnMarzluffsmile?A.Heintendstoshowhiskindness.B.Herealizeshistrickhasworked.C.Heisamusedbythehappycrows.D.Heisembarrassedatthecrows'response.2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“antics”inthethirdparagraphprobablyreferto?A.Waysofbehaving.B.Huntingtypes.C.Flyingmodels.D.Chancesofsurvival.3.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribethecrowsaccordingtothetext?A.Sociable,intelligentandobservant.B.Noisy,dangerousandannoying.C.Reasonable,cautiousandaggressive.D.Strong­headed,proudandpopular.4.Whatcanweconcludeaboutcrowsfromthefourthparagraph?A.Theysharethesamewisdomashumansdo.B.Theyneverforgivethosewhooncehurtthem.C.Theyonlyrecognizethepeoplewhoarebadtothem.D.Theyperformtaskswithdifferentpartsoftheirbrains.B[2023·潍坊市高三联考]You'velikelyencounteredthehumblebragbefore—boasting(吹嘘)disguisedasacomplaint,suchas:“I'mhavingsuchastressfulday.IgottwojoboffersandIdon'tknowwhattodo.”Thisisatypicalexampleofhumblebragging,atermcoinedbycomedicwriterHarrisWittelsreferringto“aspecifictypeofboastthatallowstheoffendertobroadcasttheirachievementswithoutthenecessaryshameandguiltthatshouldnormallyaccompanysuchclaims”.Insimplerterms,it'sawaytodisguiseaboastwithsomehumility.Humblebraggingcomesintwodifferentforms.Thefirstishumility­based,anexamplebeing,“Ican'tbelieveIgotthehighestgradeinmyclass”.Thesecondtypecomesmixedwithabitofcomplaint,forexample,“Ican'tbelievethatshopkeeperaskedmeforID.I'm25!”Peopledon'tlikewhenothershumblebragbecausetheyfindtheyarelackinginsincerity.Sincerityisacriticaldimensionofsocialevaluation,whichisviewedasfundamentaltopeople'sidentity.Infact,sincerityisprizedevenabovecompetenceandwarmthinothers,accordingtoDr.Sezer.Ifhumblebraggingdoesn'twork,andnoonelikesit,whydowestilldoit?Weallwanttohighlightourpositivequalitieswithoutseemingproud.Byspeakinginacomplaintoranexpressionofhumility,wehopewe'llsomehowlandonthe“sweetspot”ofself­presentation:promotingourselveswhilealsoconveyinglikability.Inaddition,researchsuggeststhatpeoplemayexperiencepositiveemotionswhilehumblebragging.Consideringthatwe'realllikelytofeeltheurgetohumblebrag,atleasttosomeextent,theproperresponsewhenwehearafrienddoingitmaybetosimplyletitgo—becauseultimatelywe'regoingtodoitourselves,andwhoreallywanttobecalledoutonit?5.Whichofthefollowingremarksisanexampleofhumblebragging?A.HowIhatehearingmyvoiceonTV!B.I'mthrilledtobeawardedthefirstprize.C.I'mtheonlypersontogetpromotedinthefirm.D.HowIdislikedoingthesamethingeveryday!6.Whichcanbestdescribepeople'simpressionofhumblebraggers?A.Honest.B.Humble.C.Insincere.D.Incapable.7.Whydopeoplehumblebrag?A.Tolifttheirspirits.B.Toexpresstheircomplaints.C.Toimprovetheirmoralqualities.D.Toshowoffwithoutbringingannoyance.8.Whatarepeopleadvisedtodowhenhearingahumblebragfromafriend?A.Followitup.B.Leaveitalone.C.Turnagainstit.D.Gettotherootofit.Ⅱ.七选五[2023·山东省实验中学模拟]Whenlifegetsbusy,personalpriorities,self­care,or“me­time”maystarttobeignored.Buttakingcareofyourownneedsisnotaluxury.Prioritizingyourownneedsiswhatallowsyoutorunsmoothlyandtobringyourbesttoyourotherprioritiesandchallenges.__1__Therefore,don'texpecttogetitperfectortoseeinstantbenefits.Trythesetipsandenjoyamorefulfillinglife.•Startclaiming10-15minutesadayforyourself.Itwon'ttakeawayfromyourproductivity;itwillincreaseit.__2__Payattentiontohowyoufeelandwhatyouneed.Trynottosavethisfortheendofthedaywhenyouaretootiredtomoveandyourbrainhasstoppedworking.•Planforfoodthatfuelsyou—especiallywhentimeistight.Makesureyouhavethegroceriesthatyouneed.Choosefoodsthatarenut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