练16 个人感情(二)(语境提能)-【勤径学升】2024高考一轮复习英语考点增分练

回高考考点增分练·英语 练16个人感情（二）（语境提能） ,对应答案P188 I.阅读理解 bombarded(轰炸)from all sides by all kinds of (辽宁-一模)Many people think daydreaming noises. information input,and conflicting is bad for their emotions and has negative effects demands.You're not trying to escape the task at on their life and those around them.It makes hand;rather,you're trying to get rid of all of adapting to life very hard and brains work less the information and stimuli(刺激物)that could effectively. pose as bothers. Contrary to common ideas,the brains of According to Christoff,people typically people who are daydreaming might not stop spend one third of their waking time working,but may be working harder,new daydreaming."It is a big part of our lives,but research has shown.Scientists scanned the it has been largely ignored by science,"she brains of people lying inside magnetic resonance says."The study is the first to use MRIs to imaging (MRI)machines,as they pushed study brain activity during spontaneous buttons or rested in turn.The scans showed thoughts and subjective experiences.Until now the only way is to use self-reports that are not that the“default(默认的)network"deep inside a always reliable..” human brain becomes more active during 1.What does the underlined word "they"in daydreaming. Paragraph 2 refer to? In a surprise finding,the scans also showed A.Scientists. strong activity in the executive network,the B.Scans. outlying region of the brain associated with C.MRI machines. complex problem-solving,says Professor Kalina D.Study subjects. Christoff,who is a co-author of the study. 2.The findings by Christoff show daydreaming "People assume that when the mind wanders away,it just gets turned off-but we show the A.may help us get relaxed opposite.When it wanders,it is turned on, B.may be beneficial to our health says Christoff. C.may use less energy than focusing The findings,published in Proceedings of D.may help us arrive at solutions faster the National Academy of Sciences,suggest, 3.Which of the