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（2024·安徽芜湖·模拟预测）I grew up with my identical twin. One thing abut being a 1 is that it makes yu an expert in sptting favritism (偏爱). If his ckie was slightly bigger than mine, I was 2 althugh I wasn’t hungry.
When I became a psychlgist, I began t 3 hw much mre we 4 the bdy than we d the mind. I spent nine years earning my dctrate (博士学位) in psychlgy, and I can’t tell yu hw many peple lk at my business card and say, “Oh — a psychlgist. S, nt a 5 dctr.” This favritism we shw the bdy ver the mind can be seen everywhere.
I was at my friends’ huse, and their five-year-ld was standing n a stl (凳子), brushing his teeth. His skin n his leg was 6 when he fell frm the stl. He immediately 7 fr a bx f Band-Aids t put ne n his cut. This kid culd 8 tie his shelaces, but he knew he had t 9 a cut. We all knw hw t lk after ur physical health. But what abut ur psychlgical health? Well, nthing.
We 10 psychlgical injuries even mre ften than we d physical nes, injuries like failure r lneliness. Hwever, we ften 11 them. Even thugh there are scientific techniques t 12 psychlgical injuries, we dn’t. “Oh, yu’re feeling depressed? Just 13 ; it’s all in yur head.” Can yu imagine saying that t smebdy with a brken 14 : “Oh, just walk it ff.”
It’s time we made ur physical and ur psychlgical 15 mre equal, mre like twins.
1．A．herB．twinC．winnerD．artist
2．A．weakB．tiredC．upsetD．embarrassed
3．A．nticeB．dubtC．wrryD．deny
4．A．fuelB．valueC．defendD．affect
5．A．privateB．realC．ptentialD．respnsible
6．A．burnedB．twistedC．damagedD．dirtied
7．A．made upB．went inC．watched utD．reached ut
8．A．readilyB．vluntarilyC．hardlyD．carefully
9．A．avidB．cverC．expseD．hide
10．A．dislikeB．escapeC．sufferD．vercme
11．A．fearB．hugC．ignreD．mistake
12．A．treatB．discverC．predictD．replace
13．A．keep it upB．check it utC．wrk it utD．shake it ff
14．A．legB．headC．backD．arm
15．A．benefitB．healthC．wealthD．fame
（2024·辽宁·二模）As a child, I think we all admire the idea that there are peple in this wrld wh can 16 the impssible things — d things that 17 peple cannt. Fictinal (虚构的) superheres are usually 18 as the peple having extrardinary r superhuman pwer and are devted t 19 the public. But there are real-life heres 20 there. They dn’t have fascinating pwer that we can nly dream f. I am talking abut unsung heres (无名英雄) in ur 21 : the cashiers at ur 22 grcery stres, mechanics wh fix ur cars, peple wh ck the fd in ur lcal restaurants, thse wrking in the frnt line f nn-prfit rganizatins, and the 23 ges n.
I try t express my 24 every day t the peple wh make ur lives 25 , even when we dn’t realize it. Just everyne in yur cmmunity is 26 an unsung her t smene in their lives.
Life is a 27 at times and each f us has a stry t tell. Smene else is thankful fr less than what yu have. An unsung her f mine wh 28 my day was a lady in the line behind me at the grcery stre wh said, “It desn’t matter if the glass is full r empty; Just be 29 that yu have a glass.” Having a 30 attitude means shwing gratitude twards the peple in yur life.
16．A．accmplishB．acquireC．vercmeD．ccupy
17．A．wealthyB．unusualC．rdinaryD．educated
18．A．usedB．describedC．designedD．suppsed
19．A．entertainingB．astnishingC．leadingD．prtecting
20．A．stayingB．fightingC．wrkingD．existing
21．A．cuntryB．cityC．cmmunityD．state
22．A．lcalB．c-perativeC．natinwideD．cuntryside
23．A．thingB．stryC．numberD．list
24．A．gratitudeB．emtinC．delightD．praise
25．A．fasterB．cheaper.C．easierD．wrse
26．A．graduallyB．prbablyC．naturallyD．slightly
27．A．stageB．struggleC．discussinD．cnversatin
28．A．madeB．ledC．spentD．enriched
29．A．amazedB．cnfidentC．admirableD．thankful
30．A．cleverB．satisfactryC．psitiveD．negative
（2024·河南·模拟预测）I sat at the crner f the living rm, staring at the Christmas tree. It was the best tree we had had. My husband 31 it immediately we fund it amng the rws f pre-cut trees. We 32 that it was a real beauty. We thught it was the 33 tree even thugh it was nt. Like mst Christmas trees, it has a gd 34 , which was facing ut tward the living rm. Seen frm every angle, the tree is the mst 35 ne. But if yu std where I was 36 , yu wuld see that this tree has its 37 . One side wasn’t shaped quite as 38 as the ther. S we put this side arund t the crner because nne wanted t see that 39 side.
Upn hearing abut the tree, my eight-year-ld daughter, Kaylyn, 40 , “Christmas is ruined!” Christmas wasn’t mined, Kaylyn. Like mst things, Christmas is all abut what yu 41 . And many f us are wishing that Christmas shuld be perfectin which we can nly achieve in ur 42 , like everything is right in the wrld.
S there’s 43 fr us that perfectin culd be fund in the least perfect wrld. 44 , yu dn’t have t face the wrld with yur “gd side” and push yur “bad side” f yu int the crner, in hpes that n ne will 45 it.
31．A．fferedB．selectedC．cutD．ignred
32．A．jkedB．pretendedC．prvedD．imagined
33．A．perfectB．necessaryC．rightD．free
34．A．functinB．meaningC．valueD．side
35．A．wrthwhileB．availableC．beautifulD．special
36．A．standingB．lyingC．sittingD．talking
37．A．similarityB．secretC．differenceD．character
38．A．skillfullyB．frmallyC．nrmallyD．cleanly
39．A．uglyB．prettyC．excellentD．strange
40．A．criedB．cheeredC．applaudedD．aplgized
41．A．decideB．expectC．prmiseD．chse
42．A．realityB．wrldC．mindsD．hmes
43．A．factB．wnderC．dubtD．hpe
44．A．In anther wrdB．In additinC．By all meansD．In that case
45．A．admitB．recgnizeC．nticeD．appreciate
（2024·福建泉州·二模）I recall as a yung child bringing a bunch f brilliant flwers t my mther. She was, amazed at its shape but her passin eventually 46 . Bth my parents hated the 47 f these flwers in the lawn.
There were an cean f them! We spent hurs picking them. But the supply f dandelins (蒲公英) never 48 . My father wuld cut ff all the heads with the lawnmwer (割草机) nce a week, but that didn’t 49 these hardy wnders.
And fr thse flwers that escaped the hnr f being 50 t my mther r the destiny t be killed by the lawnmwer, there was anther 51 f existence. The emergence f a new dandelin caused endless amazement as we had thught all were 52 .
As I wrked in my garden last week, I again 53 at the flwers. And I hpe I had the 54 f a dandelin. If nly I culd stretch my rts s deep that nthing culd 55 me cmpletely frm the surce that feeds me life. If nly I culd face the wrld with a sunshiny face after smene has run me ver with a 56 . If nly I culd spread lve as freely as this flwer spreads seeds f itself.
The lawns are nw beautiful green 57 . The nly patches (块) f clr cme frm well-placed and well-cntrlled flwerbeds. Chemicals have managed t kill what human 58 culdn’t. I hpe yu and I can be 59 . I hpe that we can stretch ur rts deep enugh that the strngest pisn can’t reach ur 60 . I hpe that we can vercme the pisns f anger, fear, hate, and cmpetitiveness.
46．A．changedB．fadedC．remainedD．uplifted
47．A．presenceB．absenceC．survivalD．remval
48．A．pulled upB．settled dwnC．gt acrssD．ran ut
49．A．distractB．destryC．trubleD．restre
50．A．hand-washedB．hand-writtenC．hand-deliveredD．hand-crafted
51．A．dimensinB．additinC．anticipatinD．exceptin
52．A．amazingB．thrivingC．brilliantD．gne
53．A．grabbedB．yelledC．marveledD．laughed
54．A．prductivityB．perseveranceC．inclusivenessD．effectiveness
55．A．separateB．discurageC．defendD．frbid
56．A．truckB．blckC．lawnmwerD．dandelin
57．A．bardsB．rutesC．blanketsD．signs
58．A．evlutinB．interferenceC．preservatinD．enhancement
59．A．frgivingB．cnventinalC．emtinalD．different
60．A．sulsB．deadlinesC．fieldsD．targets
（2024·湖南长沙·二模）“Why d yu always aplgize befre yu ask a questin?” my clleague, Dan asked. I lked at him 61 , nt understanding what he meant but felt that there was mre than a trace f 62 in his tne.
“There’s n reasn fr it; yu shuldn’t d that,” he said. “Srry if it annys yu,” I respnded. I prbably annyed him again by 63 again.
This happened ver 35 years ag, but I still 64 it nw. Asking questins in cnversatin isn’t that 65 , at least nt t me.
I figured ut sme 66 . The first was self-cnsciusness and insecurity. Had I missed smething the prfessr said? I knew sme students, as a result f such 67 , didn’t ask questins. I had enugh cnfidence t ask, but nt enugh t nt 68 the way f asking.
I dn’t think it ccurred t me at the time, but it did years later, that it als prbably related t being 69 . I knew that a wman was always tld there was a line f nt 70 thers t aggressively.
Besides, I became cnscius f nt implying 71 — I didn’t want a prfessr t think I was questining their expertise, r suggesting they were a 72 teacher. It seemed like a reasnable strategy t start by 73 that I was wrng r uninfrmed.
Befre Dan’s cmment, I hadn’t thught abut it 74 , and much less cnsidered that there culd be a 75 while ding it. But I was learning that there was, and it culd be unpleasant. Frtunately, I think I’ve dne it less nw.
61．A．blanklyB．sadlyC．hpefullyD．impatiently
62．A．cncernB．annyanceC．excitementD．relief
63．A．arguingB．resistingC．escapingD．aplgizing
64．A．accunt frB．reflect nC．call frD．take up
65．A．simpleB．surprisingC．clearD．lgical
66．A．chicesB．decisinsC．reasnsD．actins
67．A．dubtB．lssC．achievementD．plan
68．A．strengthenB．sftenC．changeD．keep
69．A．weakB．psitiveC．femaleD．reasnable
70．A．impressingB．fightingC．chasingD．blaming
71．A．apprvalB．defenceC．cnnectinD．judgment
72．A．badB．lazyC．respnsibleD．creative
73．A．refusingB．insistingC．denyingD．acknwledging
74．A．crazilyB．fastC．cnsciuslyD．bitterly
75．A．failureB．disadvantageC．virtueD．barrier
（2024·河北·三模）Mst f us need t heal (痊愈) nce in a while. Fr sme f us, the 76 part f healing is simply t believe that it’s pssible.
Years ag, I was watching my sn 77 free thrws. He made a dzen 78 thrugh the net withut a miss. “Hw d yu d that?” I said. “Befre I 79 the ball,” he said, “I see it in my mind t make it happen.”
I lved these wrds. It struck me that they might als 80 healing. We need t believe healing can happen and 81 it in ur minds t see it in reality. 82 desn’t assure us f the utcme we hpe fr. But it sets us in mtin t mve tward desired 83 .
Last year I had surgery fr a brken 84 and spent eight weeks in a wheelchair. I had 85 t be able t start walking again after the 86 days. Hwever, that didn’t happen. I then started physical therapy which I believed culd help. I 87 it day after day, seeing in my mind that I was walking quickly as befre, which is 88 I d tday.
When hpe grws dim (暗淡的), belief 89 the way and makes all things pssible. We need t believe 90 is pssible. If we can see it in ur minds, we can let g f the past, accept the present and mve tward a better future.
76．A．simpleB．emtinalC．hardestD．reasnable
77．A．practiceB．displayC．hldD．scre
78．A．attemptsB．shtsC．chicesD．adjustments
79．A．sptB．beatC．catchD．release
80．A．rely nB．apply tC．arise frmD．respnd t
81．A．pictureB．rememberC．wakeD．perate
82．A．ImaginatinB．DesireC．BeliefD．Dream
83．A．resultB．prizeC．careerD．ptin
84．A．handB．ankleC．wristD．arm
85．A．prmisedB．requiredC．refusedD．expected
86．A．excitingB．cnfusingC．appealingD．struggling
87．A．turned tB．tk inC．kept atD．cmmented n
88．A．exactlyB．abslutelyC．generallyD．naturally
89．A．feelsB．lightsC．frcesD．clears
90．A．happinessB．frtunateC．healingD．shting
（2024·河北保定·二模）My clleagues and I, wh have been teaching pwerful cmmunicatin skills, talk abut the pwer f wrds all the time. We think the wrds we use are at the heart f 91 .
Over the last twenty years, I have 92 thusands f peple. I have heard sme 93 f the fllwing many times: “Hw can I get my bss/clleague t 94 me like I am part f the team?” I have met yung peple wh are made t feel like 95 by their lder clleagues, ften because the experiences that are shared arund the table are abut smething that happened lng ag. I have talked with lder peple wh feel ut f tuch because their yunger and mre culturally-current clleagues 96 refer t new develpments in technlgy that an lder clleague is 97 t knw.
There are lts f ways we can make smene feel excluded and 98 . But ften, in my experience, the wrds we use are a main 99 . The wrds have the pwer t make peple feel included, but they als can make peple feel 100 .
S, the next time yu are in a 101 f sme kind, be 102 . If yu are in a meeting f engineers and there is smene wh desn’t “speak engineering” the way the rest f yu d, 103 using fewer technical terms. If yu are in a party and are nt 104 whether everyne “speaks ftball”, think abut talking abut anther 105 f yur weekend.
91．A．successB．friendshipC．inclusinD．sympathy
92．A．praisedB．emplyedC．criticizedD．cached
93．A．assumptinsB．ptinsC．questinsD．suggestins
94．A．treatB．rescueC．admireD．fllw
95．A．cmpetitrsB．utsidersC．researchersD．prfessinals
96．A．graduallyB．rarelyC．temprarilyD．cnstantly
97．A．hesitantB．unlikelyC．afraidD．unwilling
98．A．unwelcmeB．regretfulC．enviusD．disappinted
99．A．factrB．resultC．changeD．dream
100．A．sught frB．tested utC．cared frD．left ut
101．A．cntestB．gatheringC．campD．classrm
102．A．cnfidentB．curageusC．thughtfulD．patient
103．A．imagineB．cnsiderC．avidD．miss
104．A．wrriedB．curiusC．pleasedD．sure
105．A．elementB．dayC．persnD．party
（2024·福建·模拟预测）As a writer, I miss rejectin slips. Nt that I enjyed receiving thse pre-printed slips f paper, but at least when I gt ne, I was pretty sure that a flesh-and-bld 106 had put it in the envelpe. And there was always the chance I might see a handwritten sentence n the bttm, 107 the piece almst made it. When an editr at McCall’s wrte, “I’m afraid I have t say n n this 108 piece, but try me again n anther, wuld yu?” It was almst as 109 t me as if she had said, “We’ll 110 it and here is an advance fr yu”.
Nwadays, rejectin slips seem t have disappeared with the use f nline submissins. Mst editrs dn’t feel it a must t 111 they have received, read, r cnsidered yur wrk because they receive s many 112 each day.
Fr me, there are three 113 f rejectin slip pain. The first is 114 brught n by finding a flat “n” n a 115 piece f paper, then fllwed by anger (hw culd they 116 a piece that is bviusly s much 117 than mst f the stuff they print), and, finally, rebirth: I will live t 118 a new piece anther day.
Learning t 119 rejectin seems like part f grwing up as a writer. Despite the many letters f acceptance I have received, my flder f “Ntewrthy Rejectin Slips” is far 120 than that f “Ntewrthy Acceptances”, which indicates t me the fact: I still have sme grwing up t d.
106．A．writerB．readerC．mailmanD．editr
107．A．demandingB．indicatingC．suspectingD．arguing
108．A．bringB．nvelC．lengthyD．particular
109．A．thrillingB．upsettingC．embarrassingD．amusing
110．A．buyB．rejectC．checkD．substitute
111．A．prveB．determineC．explainD．acknwledge
112．A．prpsalsB．draftsC．cntributinsD．instructins
113．A．meaningsB．stagesC．wndersD．rewards
114．A．reliefB．frustratinC．angerD．hesitatin
115．A．valuelessB．expensiveC．characterlessD．shiny
116．A．make upB．put awayC．turn dwnD．insist n
117．A．easierB．betterC．shrterD．lnger
118．A．printB．reviseC．dwnladD．submit
119．A．acceptB．criticizeC．judgeD．evaluate
120．A．thinnerB．fatterC．lderD．newer
（2024·云南·二模）Alne But Nt Lnely
I walked int Panera and placed my rder. After I paid and filled my plastic cup with water, I walked t find a 121 .As Is at dwn, I 122 that at the table next t me, there was an lder man eating his sup alne. The chair in frnt f him was empty; he wasn’t 123 the seat. He was genuinely eating all alne.
As this fact settled in, a feeling f sadness began t 124 me. Was he lnely? Did he want smene t keep him cmpany? This wasn’t the first time Id felt sad when I nticed smene eating alne. I dn’t like being alne very much. 125 , I dn’t like seeing peple eat alne. I autmatically 126 they’re lnely and need smene t be there fr them.
Fr sme reasn, eating with ther peple is the 127 .Mdern sciety has 128 t the pint where mst peple eat with thers and d almst every activity tgether. But is it pssible we just dn’t want t 129 lnely?
Fr me, it’s easy t feel pressured t be alne 130 see everyne else arund me 131 by a friend. S many peple are always arund smene else, and that may make peple think we always need smene with us t feel 132 abut urselves.
But that’s nt true. We can enjy being alne and we shuldn’t be 133 t eat alne if that’s what we want t d. Ultimately, if seeing smene eating alne, I’ll bear in mind that maybe they just want a 134 frm the wrld, r maybe they prefer it that way. It’s imprtant t realize seeing smene ding smething alne desn’t always 135 they’re lnely.
121．A．sptB．matC．seatD．man
122．A．suspectedB．nticedC．assessedD．predicted
123．A．findingB．bkingC．takingD．saving
124．A．call frB．turn dwnC．wash verD．appeal t
125．A．TherefreB．HweverC．AnyhwD．Nevertheless
126．A．appreciateB．insistC．advcateD．assume
127．A．nrmB．sacrificeC．bnusD．dilemma
128．A．extendedB．evlvedC．fallenD．cmpared
129．A．sundB．turnC．appearD．prve
130．A．whenB．althughC．unlessD．until
131．A．disturbedB．accmpaniedC．trackedD．envied
132．A．lnelierB．wrseC．calmerD．better
133．A．thrilledB．afraidC．inspiredD．pleased
134．A．wnderB．prmiseC．favrD．break
135．A．annunceB．stressC．meanD．reveal
（2024·黑龙江·二模）The true test f an effective team is ne where the members perate as a self-managing team. The 136 allws the members n the team t establish teamwrk, adjust its wrk prcesses, and 137 a cmmunicatin channel t the rest f the rganizatin.
I fllwed up with ne f ur custmers t see first-hand what a very successful team lked and felt like. Here is their stry n what they d t 138 as a team.
This team 139 eighteen members that wrked in a manufacturing facility in Texas. Their wrking 140 were nt the best. During the night when I 141 them, they were perfrming a ht and dirty jb and 142 that, they wrked frm 12 pm t 8 am. Their 143 was nt the best and the prducts they were making had a terrible 144 , which mst peple can’t stand.
The reasn why I knw this infrmatin is that when yu have the pprtunity t see hw a team really wrks, yu want t 145 their secrets. S I was lking fr answers.
As I stayed and cmmunicated with the team members t find ut hw they wrked tgether, they described t me their requirements fr team develpment.
They said, “Each member has a gd time, and we are in tune (协调) with each ther, and we have a great 146 f team spirit, believe in ur 147 , and run the peratin withut a frmal leader in the middle f things. We have a ‘shared’ philsphy.”
Their hard wrk and effrt paid ff as they became knwn as “the stars” f the cmpany. They were described as “ 148 ” cmpared t ther 156 teams. They were mtivated by the psitive attentin, and the 149 that went alng with being the best.
It is clear that this team develped t cmpete fr the gal instead f against each ther. This team has stayed 150 and self-directed because f being allwed t becme mre than their “individual selves”.
136．A．leaderB．learnerC．waiterD．custmer
137．A．defend againstB．lk intC．leave utD．serve as
138．A．set utB．stand utC．wrk utD．run ut
139．A．accunts frB．cncentrates nC．cnsists fD．cares abut
140．A．cnditinsB．habitsC．statesD．attitudes
141．A．btheredB．remindedC．trainedD．bserved
142．A．far frmB．in return frC．apart frmD．in case f
143．A．payB．mdC．dietD．rent
144．A．deliveryB．smellC．qualityD．shape
145．A．cmpareB．uncverC．adjustD．keep
146．A．tasteB．biteC．reviewD．sense
147．A．limitatinB．prejudiceC．purpseD．cmplaint
148．A．specialB．nrmalC．hesitantD．ridiculus
149．A．pityB．securityC．prideD．tense
150．A．self-centeredB．self-emplyedC．self-fundedD．self-driven