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周测卷(一)(范围:必修第一册Unit 1)
(时间:40分钟满分:100分)
I,阅读理解(共8小题,每小题5分,满分40分)
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阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项
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One day,I found myself faced with a traffic jam leading up to a lane closure about a mile ahead.
The left lane of traffic was almost at a standstill as the right one crept(steadily ahead,
filtering()into the left at the last possible moment.At first,I stayed in the moving lane.I crept
guiltily past a few cars but,afraid of running out of space,moved back into the left lane with plenty
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of room to spare.
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“That's you all over,”said my friend,“you're always afraid of running out..”
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His throwaway(a脱口而出的)comment hit one of those sore spots I'd rather not acknowledge.
So many of my self-defeating actions are typical of my deep,underlying fear of not having enough.
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You can see me give up moving to the front of a traffic queue because I'm afraid that I'll run out
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of room before I can change lanes.Observe a fridge full of leftovers where I've put a little of each dish
away for later.Watch me getting ready to go out and you'll see that I pack too much food,and too
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many clothes,"just in case".Receiving an invitation from a friend,I'll often turn them down or cut
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the occasion short because I sense a lack of time...
Somehow,though,saving something for later doesn't help.It just serves to prevent you getting
the best out of life.The poverty mentality doesn't just increase your awareness of lack;it creates new
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absences that feed the fear and make it grow.Take a moment to picture the worst-case scenario:you'll
have to wait a few moments for a gap in the traffic.So what?Not exactly life-threatening!
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This can only be broken by wholehearted enjoyment of what you have,by taking risks and using
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everything in your possession for its intended purpose:food to be eaten,time and friends to be
enjoyed.
1.Why did the author move back to the left lane?
A.To give others more space to pass.
B.To avoid missing the chance to filter.
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C.To choose a faster lane.
D.To kee