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2024年衡水金卷先享题·高三一轮复习夯基卷(新高考)英语(一)1答案
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A.Her fellow writers.B.Her co-workers,C.Her friends.D.Her kids.25.What does the author think of the name"Melissa S"?A.It attracted great attention.B.It brought shame on her.C.It's not lovable to her.D.It's quite common.26.What would the author most probably agree with?A.Name is not so important as people think.om niB.Family life tends to cause identity crisis.C.A person's name helps define who he is.D.Choosing a name that suits one well counts.27.How did the author feel when asked to share her writing?A.Nervous to speak in public.B.Desperate to socialize with other people.C.Confident about her facility for writing.D.Delighted to reconnect with the other part of herself.Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list can certainly make you unhappy,but new research suggests thatmore free time might not be the magic elixir(灵丹妙药)many of us dream it could be..In a new study released last week,researchers analyzed data from two large-scale surveys among morethan 35,000 respondents about how Americans spend their time.The researchers found that people with more free time generally had higher levels of subjective well-beingbut only up to a point.People who had up to two hours of free time a day generally reported they feltbetter than those who'd had less time But people who had fiveor more hours of free time a day generally saidthey felt worse.So ultimately the free-time"sweet spot"might be two to three hours per day,the findingsPart of finding this seemingly puzzling"sweet spot"has to do with how people spend the extra time theysuggest.have,the researchers behind the new study argue.They conducted several smaller online experiments.In one they asked participants to imagine having 31/2to7 free hours per day.They were asked to imagine spending that time doing"productive"things (likeexercising)or to imagine doing"unproductive"activities (like watching TV).Study participants believed their well-being would suffer if they had a lot of free time during the daybut only if they used it unproductively.In other words,how people use their free time matters.Of course,what feels "productive"is up to you.If watching two hours of "Real Housewives"in yourfree time increases your happiness,you should do that.The point of all of this is self-care,not shame.And even more traditionally productive or purposeful activities can be easy and fun.Engaging in a bit oflow-key cardio(有氧运s动),like walking,can help burn stress..Free-time activities like knitting,reading,cooking or gaming are also known to put people in a state of flow.bonns!.A28.What are the findings of the study?edsann on"vW odT"bib woHA.The more free time,the happier.noisoq sqbnl isanodAB.Most Americans spend their free time wisely.onobnea ods or ecooos isl lo o bit yarTC.People having five hours of free time a day feel best.moeiv ai to ots od on glod vodTD.There's no specific amount of free time making people happy.29.How do you understand "productive"activities?on3 odr nonm odud2ob.d.A.The ones promoting happiness.B.The ones building up strength.C.The ones with certain purposes.D.The ones for fun and relaxation.【2022届高三·押题卷(二)·英语试题·第4页(共8页)】
