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高一英语第12周周测 班级_ 姓名_ 分数_ Ⅰ.阅读理解(共7题,每题5分,共35分) (华中师大一附中 2021 年上学期期中检测)A Being a teenager is no cakewalk(很容易做的事). Like the characters in these books, teens might also be mourning a first big loss, getting a handle on shifting mental (精神上的)health, or feeling isolated from peers. These inspiring books help them promote positive thinking. 10 Things I Can See from Here by Carrie Mac Maeve experiences severe anxiety, so much of her headspace is devoted to imagining worst-case scenes. Her troubles are worsened when she’s sent to live with her dad (an alcoholic), pregnant stepmom, and twin stepbrothers in Vancouver — a situation with a whole new set of stressors. Maeve has a lot on her plate, but she’s also determined to show up for the people in her life. Dancing at the Pity Party by Tyler Feder Tyler Feder was in college when she lost her mother to cancer. In this bittersweet memoir(回忆录), Feder celebrates her mother’s life and also recounts the long and ongoing journey of grief — from the first physician appointments to sitting the funeral — and trying to create some resemblance among peers who just didn’t get it. Sincere and often humorous, Feder’s perspective is related to teens who’ve experienced grief and valuable for anyone navigating a difficult experience. Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Trevor Noah records his coming-of-age in South Africa under and after racial separation. Born to a white father and black mother (a union punishable by law), Noah was kept mostly hidden indoors during his early childhood. How the future Daily Show host maintained his wisdom and adaptability in a country enduring the aftershocks of colonialism and survived typical teen dangers of, say, dating in high school — are the subject of this celebrated bestseller. Take in the Good by Gina Biegel, illustrated by Breanna Chambers Building on research in the brain’s negative preference, Gina Biegel offers an activity journal with art projects, writing instructions, and exercises to help teenagers “t