完形填空 20篇 集训-2025年仁爱版中考英语复习专练（含答案）

【2025夺分考题】专题03完形填空20篇集训2025年中考

英语夺分考题仁爱版（含答案）

根据短文内容，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

IwillalwaysrememberthefirsttimeItriedpaper-cutting.MymotherwasgoodatitandI

wantedtobelikeher.Surely,Imadealotofmistakesduringmyfirstclass.]itwasonly

myfirstday,Itoldmyselftokeepcalmandcarryon.

Weekspassedandmycuttingsdidn'tgetany2.1becameworried.Thenmyteacher

toldusweweregoingtoholdashow.Ipractisedhard.3,aftersometimeIstillcouldn,t

getthepoint.Idecidedtoturntomymumforhelp.

“Don'tworry,9,shesaidwithasmile.64Iwill4you.^^

Mymomwasvery5-shespentalotoftimeteachingmehowtodopaper-cutting.

ShenevergotangrywhenImadesillymistakes.Shetaughtmewiththegreatestloveand

understanding.Whenitwastimeforthe6,1wasaspreparedasIcouldbe.

Infrontofmewasapairofscissorsandsomepaper.My7movedquickly.Iwas

workingonapictureofbamboo.Fiveminuteslater,Imadethelast8.

“Thebambooseemstobe9andtheleaveslookliketheyaredancing.Excellent!,?

Peoplearoundmecheered.

'Tilsaythank-youtomydearmum.She'shelpedmealot,“Isaid.t4Thiscuttingiscalled

Zhubaoping,an,^^I10,uItmeans'Iwishyouasafeandhealthy

1.A.IfB.AfterC.SinceD.Till

2.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best

3.A.MoreoverB.HoweverC.InfactD.Asaresult

4.A.supportB.protectC.acceptD.describe

5.A.cleverB.kindC.tidyD.patient

6.A.showB.matchC.courseD.competition

7.A.mouthB.handsC.legsD.heart

8.A.brushB.writingC.drawD.cut

9.A.aliveB.importantC.handsomeD.silent

10.A.askedB.repliedC.complainedD.added

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Beaninventor!

Thebiggestsecretaboutinventingisthatanybodycandoit!Perhapsthissoundscrazy,but

ifstrue.Maybeyouhavethewrongideaaboutinventing,soreadontodiscoverthe11.

Wrongideanumber1:Aninventionhastobesomethingcompletelynew.

Well,inventingmeanscreatingsomething"new”,buttheideacouldcomefromsomething

thatalready12.TheWrightbrothers,forexample,gottheideaforbuildinga“flying

machine^^fromwatchingbirds.

Wrongideanumber2:Inventorsareborn,notmade.

Therearealotoffactors（因素）thatmakeinnovation13.TakeMozart,for

example.Hewasbornwithauniquetalentformusicalcomposition.Butotherfactorswerealso

importantforhiscreativity.Hisfatherwasamusicteacher,andMozart14forhours

everyday,fromthetimehewasinkindergarten.

ThomasEdisonsaidthatbeinganinventorwas"99%hardworkand1%inspiration^^!Very

successfulcreatorsdon't15whentheygetsomethingwrong.Asoneinventorsaid,"A

failureistherightanswertothewrongquestion!,?

Wrongideanumber3:Inventorsarealways16people.

Don'tbelievethatyoucan'tinventsomethingwhenyouareyoung.Hereisanexampleofa

younginvent。亡LouisBraillewentblindwhenhewasachild.Whenhewas15,heinventeda

systemofreadingandwritingforblindpeoplethatisstillusedinmostcountriestoday.

11.A.truthB.causeC.detailD.land

12.A.happensB.finishesC.existsD.matters

13.A.easyB.possibleC.specialD.interesting

14.A.foughtB.dreamedC.arguedD.practised

15.A.giveupB.runawayC.workhardD.turnback

16.A.cleverB.healthyC.oldD.strange

surfing

Ifyouaskmostgirlstonametheirfavoritesport,theywillprobablysayswimming17

volleyball.Ihappentobeoneofthefewgirlswhowillanswer:surfing.Somepeoplemaythink

thatifsa"boysport”.Butthafs18notthetruesituation.

Istarted19aboutfiveyearsagoandfellinlovewiththesport20thevery

firstday.RidingthatfirstwavewasthebestfeelingIhadeverexperienced.

Surfingisverydifferentfromothersports.There9sreally21likeit.There'ssand

betweenmytoesandcoolsaltwaterallaroundme.ThefeelingIgetwhenI'msurfingacrossthe

waterislikeI'mweightless.It'sa22feeling.

AnotherthingIgetfromsurfingisendlesschallenges.Youcanneverbethe"best"surfer

becausenotwowavesareeveralike.Therearesomanydifferentsurfingstyles.Somesurfersare

freeandflowing,and23aremoreaggressive（积极进取的）.Allofthesethingsmakeit

unique（独一无二的）amongallkindsofsports.

I'vetriedtotelleverygirlIknowtofollowwhattheydreamof,evenifpeopledon'tthink

girlscandothatparticularthing.Therearewomen24sidebysidewiththepresident,so

whynotworksidebysidewithboysinafootballteamorinthewatersurfing?Givegirlsachance

tosucceed,andtheywill.

17.A.butB.orC.so

18.A.hardlyB.usuallyC.certainly

19.A.swimmingB.volleyballC.surfing

20.A.atB.onC.in

21.A.nothingB.somethingC.anything

22.A.boringB.fantasticC.serious

23.A.anotherB.theotherC.others

24.A.workingB.playingC.riding

TheShenzhouXVIIastronautsstartedtheirspacemission（任务）onOct26.Their

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spaceshiptookofffromtheJiuquanSatelliteLaunchCenter.Onthespaceshipare25

astronauts:TangHongbo,48;TangShengjie,33;andJiangXinlin,35.

JiangXinlinisfromHenan.Bothofhisparentsarefarmers.Theydidn'tknowtheirson

wasanastronaut26Oct26.Jianghastwosistersandabrother,theyliveda27life

whenhewasyoung.Theirfamilycouldonlymakealivingbygrowingcropsandraisingsheepin

asmallvillage.JiangXinlinhadtoworkto28hisfamilywhenhewasonlyfifteenyears

old.Althoughitwastiringandhardthattime,henever29.Hekeptonstudyingafterwork

everyday.Later,hisbrotherfoundworktosupporttheirstudy.Thishard30madehim

unforgettable,butalsolethimdeeplyunderstandthatonlystudyingcan31abetterfuture.

Afterattendingjuniorhighschool,JiangXinlinstudiedevenharderand32amilitary

academywhenhegraduated.Heworkedasapilotforabouttenyearsandbecameanastronautin

2020.Asanastronaut,youshouldnotonlyhaveastrongbody,butalsomuchprofessional

knowledge.JiangXinlinpractisednecessaryskillsinthedaytimeandlearnedknowledgeinthe

evening.Atlast,hewas33astheShenzhouXVIIastronaut.

34hardwork,JiangXinlinprovesthatifwekeepworkinghardandnevergiveup,

wecansurelymakeourdreamscometrue.

25.A.oneB.twoC.threeD.four

26.A.untilB.sinceC.afterD.when

27.A.richB.poorC.happyD.cheerful

28.A.supportB.supposeC.surviveD.suggest

29.A.putupB.gaveupC.turnedupD.gotup

30.A.educationB.exampleC.experienceD.environment

31.A.talktoB.replytoC.belongtoD.leadto

32.A.endedB.enjoyedC.enteredD.expected

33.A.chosenB.changedC.checkedD.cheered

34.A.ThoughB.ThroughC.ThoughtD.Although

Ahobbycanbesomethingonelikestodoinhisorherfreetime.WhenIwasinprimary

school,mymusicteacherfoundIhadagoodvoice,35sheaskedmyfathertosendmeto

theChildren'sPalacetolearnmusicatweekends.Fromthenon,Ibeganmymusictraining.I

practisedhardandwonprizesoneafteranotherindifferentkindsofcompetitions.Infact,I

dreamed36becomingafamoussingerinthefuture.

Astimewentby,Icametoknowthatmydream37notcometrue,fortherewere

strictconditions.ButnowIstilltakesingingasmyhobby,becauseit38meverygood

feelingsandanexcellentchancetorelax.Besides,itisagoodwaytolearnthingsthatIcan't

39findinlife.Iwillholdontothishobbyforever.

35.A.butB.soC.andD.because

36.A.aboutB.toC.atD.of

37.A.needB.mustC.shouldD.might

38.A.hasgivenB.gaveC.isgivingD.willgive

39.A.happilyB.easilyC.speciallyD.likely

Dreamersdream,doersdo

Areyoumorelikelytojumpintoactionwhenanewideacomestomindorjustdaydream

aboutit?

Amywasadearlittlegirl,butshewasalways40timegettingpreparedtodoher

tasks,insteadofdoingthematonceassheshoulddo.

Inthevillage,Mr.Thorntonkeptastorewherehesold41ofallkinds,including

berries（莓子）wheninseason.OnemorninghesaidtoAmy,"Well,Amy.I42somefine,

ripe（成熟的）blackberriesonMr.Green5sfarmtoday.Mr.Greensaidthatanybodywas43

topickthem.Iwillpayyou13centsakilogram44allyou'llpickforme.”

Amywasexcitedand45ranhometogetabaskettoholdtheberries.Buta

momentlater,shethoughtshewouldliketoknowhowmuchmoneyshewould46ifshe

pickedfivekilograms,adozenkilograms,ormore...

Ittookhersometimetodreammore,andthenitwassonearlunchtimethatshe47

stayathomeuntiltheafternoon.

Assoonaslunchwasover,shetookher48andhurriedtothefarm.Someboys

hadbeentherebeforelunch,andalltheripeblackberrieswere49.Shecouldnotfindhalf

akilogramtofillherbasket.

Thenshethoughtofwhatherteacheroftentoldher,“Doyourtaskatonce;thenthinkabout

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it.Onedoorisworth100dreamers.,5

40.A.havingB.affordC.wastingD.saving

41.A.fruitsB.toysC.booksD.flowers

42.A.imaginedB.noticedC.feltD.smelt

43.A.welcomeB.afraidC.carefulD.honest

44.A.atB.withC.toD.for

45.A.suddenlyB.quietlyC.quicklyD.angrily

46.A.spendB.makeC.collectD.meet

47.A.agreedtoB.triedtoC.plannedtoD.hadto

48.A.centsB.berriesC.basketD.food

49.A.soldB.eatenC.plantedD.picked

请通读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并将答题卡

对应题目所选的选项涂黑。

Nowadays,moreandmorepeopleliketotravelontheirholidays.Withtheeconomy

developinginChina,peoplearewillingto50moneyontraveling.

Travelinghassome51thatcanmakeusenjoyourholidaysanddifferentlifestyles.

Inaddition,tourismcanletuslearnmoreaboutothercountriesorcultures.Travelingalot,wewill

notonlyenrichourknowledgeandexperiences,butalsomakeus52thebeautyofnature,

whichcanhelpusforgetallthepressureinourmind.Eventourismcandrivelocaleconomic

53andincreasetheincome（收入）oflocalpeople.Inspiteofthat,therearesome

disadvantages.Alotofrubbishisbroughttotheplacesofinterest,whichwill54pollute

theenvironment.Itwillalsomakethetouristcity55becauseofthelargenumbersof

tourists.Andthestoresofsometouristsitessetthepricevery56,itmakesthetouristsfeel

angry.

Ithinkthelocalenvironmentalprotectiondepartmentshouldbe57withtouriststo

litter.Inaddition,thetrafficdepartmentshouldsendmoretraffic58toclearthecrowded

roadsduringtheholidays.Thepricedepartmentshould59thepriceoflocalstores.We

arelookingforwardtoamorecomfortablejourney.

50.A.saveB.wasteC.makeD.spend

51.A.advantagesB,researchesC.conditionsD.behaviors

52.A.achieveB.createC.realizeD.repair

53.A.developmentB.riskC.safetyD.direction

54.A.seriouslyB.hardlyC.speciallyD.nearly

55.A.importantB.crowdedC.commonD.negative

56.A.highB.lowC.expensiveD.cheap

57.A.pleasedB.strictC.patientD.proud

58.A.cleanersB.engineersC.policeD.experts

59.A.takecontrolofB.getclosetoC.catchupwithD.makeuse

Doteenagersknowhowtosleep?Ifyou'retheparentofteens,youmightbelaughingto

yourself.Thafsalltheyknowhowtodo.In60,teensmightnotknowenoughabouthow

tosleep,whentosleepandwhy.AsfarasI'mconcerned,oneimportantelement（因素）ismissing

sleepeducation.

Justaswefocusonourdietsandexerciseforhealth,weneedtoconsidersleep61

toourmental,physicalandpsychologicalhealth."Good"sleepissleepthatislongenoughto

allowyourbraintoremovethesideeffects（副作用）ofdaytimebrainactivity.Consistent（固定的）

bedtimesandwakeuptimesarethekeytokeepingoursleepcycles.Whentheyare62,

oursleepisaffected.

Teensaresocialcreatures,andthemostattractivesocial“gathering“placethesedaysison

theirdigitaldevices.Beingexposed（暴露）tobluelightfromourscreens63sleep.

Ideally,weshouldavoidbluelightforatleasthalfanhourbeforebed.Butsocialmediaand

homeworkthatrequiresscreentimemeantoomanykidsarepoweringuptheirdeviceswhentheir

bodiesshouldbepoweringdownforthenight.Goingtobedtoolateisonlyonepartofsleep

problems.64contributingto（导致）sleepissuesareeatingtoolate,takingnaps,and

tailingtogetenoughexercise.Inotherwords,thesepeopleneverlearnedhowtosleep.

Overtime,poorsleep65todeclineinmood.Italsocontributestoalotofmedical

issues,frombeingfattoheartdisease.Significantly,whenIspeaktomyadultpatientswhoare

strugglingwithsleepissues,nearlyallofthemsaytheirsleepproblemsstartedinhighschool.

Therefore,Isuggestsleepeducation.Otherwise,wewon'tnecessarilysolvethehealth,

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safetyandeconomicissuesofsleepyteens.

60.A.timeB.allC.truthD.return

61.A.ordinaryB.necessaryC.thankfulD.similar

62.A.disturbedB.worriedC.botheredD.troubled

63.A.preventsB.protectsC.refusesD.delays

64.A.EquallyB.CloselyC.CertainlyD.Clearly

65.A.agreesB.leadsC.appliesD.comes

Teachersdedicateahugeamountoftimeandenergytotheirstudents.Inadditiontothe

hardworkofcreatinglessonplansandmanagingaclassroom,theydosomuchmore.National

TeacherAppreciationWeekisagreattimetoshowyourteacheryou're66foralltheydo.

Here'showyoucangetstarted.

Expressyourgratitude

Onewaytoshowappreciationforyourteachersistowritethemaletter.Takeaminuteto

thinkaboutthe67thatmakeyourteachersspecial.Theymaybepatientatexplainingnew

conceptsortheymakelearningfun.Youcouldincludeapositivememoryofschoolthisyear,like

afavouritebookyoureadasaclassorafunscienceexperimentledbyyourteacher!Hereare

somemorewaystoshowyourgratitude:

•Captureafunclassroom68withacamera,thenprintthephotoandframeitfor

yourteacher.Attachacardexplainingwhythismemoryisspecialtoyou.

•Asweettreat,suchascandy,freshfruit,orhomemadebakedgoods.69agifttag

withahandwrittennoteofappreciation.

Bearespectfulstudent

Onemorewaytoshowyourteachershowmuchyouappreciatethemistogivethemyour

respect.Youcandothisthroughyouractions.70,youcanshowyourcarebycomingto

classpreparedanddoingyourbestwork.Remembertobepolitetoyourteachersandtoeveryone

elseintheclassroom.Youcanalsoexpressappreciationbytakinganinterestinthelessonthe

teacheristeaching.

Findoutwhattheyneed

Teachersoftenpayforclassroomsupplieswiththeirownmoney.Talktoyourfamilyabout

howyoucansupportyourteachersby71itemstheymayneed,whetherit'sbooksfortheir

classroomlibraryorcleaningwipesandtissues.Youandanadultcanalsoassistinarranginga

springdrivewithotherfamiliesinordertorestockclassroomsupplies.

66.A.readyB.thirstyC.famousD.thankful

67.A.qualitiesB.promisesC.warningsD.symbols

68.A.ruleB.momentC.assistantD.decoration

69.A.TieonB.KeepoffC.PickupD.Pointout

70.A.AfterallB.InbriefC.ForexampleD.Sofar

71.A.repairingB.sellingC.providingD.inventing

ShouldkidsuseAItodoschoolwork?

HaveyouheardofgenerativeAI?Ifsatypeofchatbotthatcancreatenewthingsliketexts,

picturesorvideosonitsown.Werecentlyaskedourreaderstodiscusswhetherstudentsshould

useAIfortheirschoolwork.

CP卬

.♦yDYLANPATEL,13

HARPERCARROLL,10

二、

AIwillchangethewaystudentslearn.Many

fearthatchatbotsmight72cheating,butWhiletechnologycanbeausefultool,kids

thereareongoingeffortstoenhancesecurityneedtobeabletoperformbasictasks74.

（戒备）.AndchatbotscanbeprogrammedtoThafswhykidslearnhowtodomaths,even

guidestudentsthroughquestionsinsteadofwithcalculatorsaround.Andit'swhyschools

directlygivingthemtheanswer.Chatbotscanteachhandwritingandspellingwhenmost

alsoworkwithteacherstocreatepersonalizedadultstype.Kids'brainsneedtobeexercisedto

lessonplans,sothatnostudentwill73develop,justliketheirbodies.AImaybenefit

inclass.AndAItutorscanprovide24/7adults,butit'snotgoodforchildrento75

supportforstudents.AIisheretostay.Eitheritbeforemasteringthebasicsofeducation.

2025年

youmovewiththetimes,orthetimeswill

movewithoutyou!

EEF

NINISTWUMASI,12

ALEXAOH,11

1I1

TeachingkidsaboutAIcanpreparethemforWeshouldn'tintroducegenerativeAIinto

ourtechnology-filled76.Asurveyschools,forafewreasons.

showsthatmostAmericansthinkit'snecessaryFirst,chatbotsandotherAIprogramsare

forstudentstolearnAl-relatedskillsforleirdevelopingrapidlythesedays.Teachersmight

futurejobs.notknowhowtobestintegrate（融入）them

UsingAIhelpskidsdevelopcriticalinking（批intotheirclasses.Second,manyschools

判性思维）

andproblem-solvingskills.Andifswouldn'tbeabletoaffordthelatesttechnology,

goodforstudentstoknowaboutAl'sandthatcancreateanunfairsituationfortheir

limitationsearlyon,likeitspotentialtospreadstudents.77,AIlacks（缺乏）the

wronginformationandthewaysitcouldbehumanityandemotionthatkidsgetfroma

misused.Aslongasit'sdonewell,teachingteacher,andthathumanconnectionis

aboutAIinschoolscanchangesocietyfortheimportant.Achatbotjustfeedsstudents

better.information,butteachersknowhowtohelp

themtakeitin.

72.A.sticktoB.leadtoC.getusedtoD.payattentionto

73.A.fallbehindB.makeprogressC.showoffD.loseconfidence

74.A.quicklyB.independentlyC.carefullyD.confidently

75.A.decideonB.agreeonC.carryonD,relyon

76.A.festivalB.familyC.futureD.film

77.A.MostimportantlyB.MostunfortunatelyC.Mostluckily

D.Mostpossibly

DongLin'sgrandfatherwasapuppetmaker.Donglovedgoingintotheworkshopandto

hearhisgrandfathertalkaboutthepuppets.

GrandfathertoldLinDongthepuppet78weremadefromthinleather.Oncethe

puppetsweremade,theywereputontostickswhichwereputontotheneckofthepuppetthat

helpedittomove.Thepuppetswerepaintedinverybrightcolours79theshadowsthey

madewereverycolourful.

DongwasveryproudonthedaywhenGrandfatherlethimmakehisownpuppet.Dong

madeawarriorandpaintedhisfaceredtoshowhowbravehewas.Grandfather80

Dong'swork.HethoughtthatDongwouldbeaverygoodpuppet-makeroneday.Grandfather

thentoldDongsomestrangethings.HetoldDongalwaystoremembertotakehispuppefshead

offatnightbecausethepuppetscamealiveatnightiftheirheadswerelefton.

Dongdidwhathisgrandfathersaidtohim.Butonenighthe81...

Dongwasfastasleepwhenhefeltataponhisshoulder.Hewokeupandwassurprisedto

seehiswarriorpuppetstandingnexttohisbed.ThepuppetmovedhishandtoshowthatDong

shouldfollow.Dongwasabitafraid,buthefollowedthepuppetanyway.Theywentinto

Grandfather^workshopandtherewerealltheotherpuppets,aliveandwaitingforthem.Lucky

Dong,thepuppets82apuppetshowjustforhim.

Atlastheunderstoodhowashadowplayworked.Thepuppetsperformedinfrontofa

whitescreenthathadlightshiningontoit.Asthepuppetsmoved,theirshadowsfellontothe

screenandtoldthestories.Theywereallwonderful!SuddenlytheyheardGrandfathermoving

aboutinhisroom.Dongrealizedthatthesunhadbeguntocomeup.Thepuppetsallwentbackto

theirboxesandlayvery83.GrandfathercouldnotunderstandwhyDongwassotiredthat

day.OnlyDongknew,andhewouldrememberhisspecialpuppetshowfortherestofhislife.

78.A.gamesB.cartoonsC.figuresD.robots

79.A.sothatB.assoonasC.nowthatD.aslongas

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80.A.tookchargeofB.wasbusywithC.tookcareofD,wassatisfiedwith

81.A.disappearedB.hesitatedC.forgotD.predicted

82.A.putonB.lookedforC.pickedoutD.pointedat

83.A.straightB.stillC.silentD.slight

Shouldfireworksbebanned（禁止）？

Peopleliketocelebratespecialoccasionswithfireworks.However,althoughtheycanbe

funtowatch,fireworkscanbedangerousifnotusedcorrectly.Somepeoplewantthembanned

altogether,whereasothersthinkthereshouldbestricterrulesaboutwhenandwheretheycanbe

used.Whatdoyouthink,shouldfireworksbebanned?

Yes—they'redangerousand84

Fireworksareexplosiveanddangerousinthewronghands,Theycancauseinjuries,like

burn.Noteveryonelovesfireworks.Thebangs（突然的巨啊）canbereallyfrighteningforpeople

withanxiety.Thesoundofrocketscanalsomakewildlife,farmanimalsandpets85with

fearforalongtime.Besides,fireworkscauseplasticpollutionandtheycanproducegasesthat

leadtoclimatechange.Theyarebadforthe86.Ifsbettertocelebratewithoutabang.

No-they'retooimportanttopeople

Manypeoplefindfireworksbeautifulandexcitingtowatch,astheyfill87skies

withsparkles（闪烁的光）atnight.They'realsoanimportantpartofcelebrationsaroundtheworld.

88they'reusedduringKiwali,afestivalcelebratedbymanyreligions,atIndependenceDay

celebrationsforAmericans;andduringLunarNewYearbymanyAsiancultures.Manybusinesses

thatmakeorsellfireworkswouldhaveto89iffireworksweremadeillegal（三日法的）.

Anyway,there?snoneedforatotalfireworksban.TheSPCA,aUKanimalcharity,wantslaws

changedtomakefireworksquieter,withcontrolsonwhenandwheretheycanbeboughtandset

off.

84.A.changeableB.pollutingC.powerfulD.special

85.A.touchB.waveC.shakeD.unite

86.A.performanceB.celebrationC.educationD.environment

87.A.darkB.blueC.brightD.clear

88.A.InadditionB.AfterallC.ForexampleD.Aboveall

89.A.liedownB.closedownC.cutdownD.turndown

Fromthemomentyouwakeupinthemorninguntilyougotosleep,ourlivesarefilled

withnoise.Whetherit'stheradioatbreakfastorchattingwithfriendsatschool,soundssurround

us.Withoutquiettimes-meaningnomusicornoise-ourbrainscan90whentheyreceive

toomuchinformationatonce.Thiscanleadtoincreasedanxietyandstresslevels.

Aregularhabit

Manypeoplehaveahabitoffillingsilencewithnoise.Wemightlistentoourfavorite

musiconthewaytoschoolorhavetheTVonwhiledoinghomework.However,by91

thesehabitsandintroducingshortperiodsofsilenceintoourday,wecanlowerourstresslevels.

Silenceisasuperpower

Silenceofferslotsof92.Scientificstudiesshowthatsilencecanhelpproducebrain

cellsandimpr