内容正文:
第一部分 题型组合限时练
限时练 7 阅读理解+完形填空
(时间:30 分钟)
Ⅰ、阅读理解
(2022·南京模拟)
Ive
always
found
that
hiking
in
nature
makes
me
feel
happier,
and
of
course
decreased
stress
may
be
a
big
part
of
the
reason
why.
But,
Gregory
Bratman,of
Stanford
University,
has
found
evidence
that
nature
may
impact
our
mood
(心情)
in
other
ways,
too.
In
one
2015
study,
Bratman
and
his
colleagues
chose
60
volunteers
to
take
a
50-minute
walk
in
either
a
natural
setting
or
an
urban
setting.
Before
and
after
the
walk,
the
volunteers
were
assessed
on
their
emotional
state
and
on
cognitive
(认知的)
measures,
such
as
how
well
they
could
perform
tasks
requiring
short-term
memory.
Results
showed
that
those
who
walked
in
nature
experienced
less
anxiety
and
rumination
( focused
attention
on
unsatisfying
side
of
oneself),
as
well
as
more
positive
emotions,
in
comparison
to
the
urban
walkers.
They
also
improved
their
performance
on
the
memory
tasks.
In
another
study
in
2017,
he
and
his
colleagues
furthered
these
findings
by
focusing
on
how
walking
in
nature
affects
rumination—which
has
been
associated
with
the
onset
of
anxiety—while
also
using
fMRI
technology
to
look
at
brain
activity.
Volunteers
who
took
a
90-minute
walk
in
either
a
natural
setting
or
an
urban
setting
had
their
brains
scanned
(扫描)
before
and
after
their
walks
and
were
surveyed
on
self-reported
rumination
levels.
Even
so,
volunteers
who
walked
in
a
natural
setting
reported
decreased
rumination
after
the
walk,
and
they
showed
increased
activity
in
the
subgenual
prefrontal
cortex,
an
area