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第一部分 人与自我 主题群一 生活与学习
主题语境1 个人、家庭、社区及学校生活———个人、家庭与社区 学生用书P297
Ⅰ.阅读理解
A
Thisyearhaswitnessedmanynewproducts
hittingthemarket,andwehaveroundedupthe
mostinvitingproductlaunchesthatyoumayhave
missed.
WoodfireOutdoorOven
Oneofthenewest,themostexcitingprodG
uctsisthe WoodfireOutdoorOven,whichcan
makenotonlypizzainthreeminutes,butplenty
ofotherdeliciousdishes.Itcanalsoroast,bake
orevenkeepitemswarmifyourbackyardparty
guestsarerunninglate.Ourreviewerlovesthe
ovenbecauseitcooksfoodevenly withoutyou
evenneedingtoturnit.
HatchRestGo
Itisoneofthemostuniqueinalongtime.
Itsaportabledeviceyoucantakewithyouto
providecomfortingsleepsoundsforyourbaby,
whichfeaturestensoundslikewhitenoise,heartG
beatandthesoundoftheocean.ItrunsonareG
chargeablebatterythatlastsalday.
MateBluetoothTracker
BuiltforattachingthingslikekeysandbackG
packsviaakeyring,itconnectstoyourphone
throughBluetoothforeasytracking.Youdont
necessarilyhavetobeclosetowhateveryouve
losttofindit;evenwhenyoureoutofBluetooth
range,youcanopentheaccompanyingapptosee
whereonamapyourthingis.
SilentElectricCoffeeGrinder(研磨机)
Itisanelectriccoffeegrinder,perfectfor
whoeverlovesdeliciouscoffee withoutal the
noise.Thiswonderfuldevicehelpscutdownon
noise,soletthis machine grindcoffee beans
withoutwakingeveryoneupinthehouse.
1.Whydoesthecriticrecommendtheoven?
A.Itmakespizzaquickly.
B.Itmeetsvariousneeds.
C.Ithelpsfreethehands.
D.Itisconvenienttocarry.
2.Whichmaybethemostexcitingitemfornew
parents?
A.WoodfireOutdoorOven.
B.HatchRestGo.
C.MateBluetoothTracker.
D.SilentElectricCoffeeGrinder.
3.WhatisspecialaboutMateBluetoothTracker?
AItsoperationstyle. B.Itsconnectionway.
C.Itslocationfunction.D.Itsguidanceservice.
[语篇解读] 本文是一篇应用文,主要介绍了四
款新发布的产品.
1.C [细节理解题.根据“WoodfireOutdoorOvG
en”下 面 的 “OurreviewerlovestheovenbeG
causeitcooksfoodevenly withoutyoueven
needingtoturnit.(我们的评论家喜欢这个烤
箱,因 为 它 烹 饪 食 物 均 匀,甚 至 不 需 要 你 翻
它.)”可知,评论家推荐这款烤箱的原因是它能
够解放双手.故选C.]
2.B [推理判断题.根据“HatchRestGo”下面
的“Itsaportabledeviceyoucantakewithyou
toprovidecomfortingsleepsoundsforyourbaG
by,whichfeaturestensoundslikewhitenoise,
heartbeatandthesoundoftheocean.(这是一
款便携式设备,你可以随身携带,为宝宝提供舒
适的睡眠声音,它有十种声音,如白噪音、心跳
和海洋的声音.)”可知,HatchRestGo这款设
备可以为宝宝提供舒适的睡眠声音,非常适合
新手父母.故选B.]
3.C [细 节 理 解 题. 根 据 “Mate Bluetooth
Tracker”下面的“Youdontnecessarilyhaveto
beclosetowhateveryouvelosttofindit;even
whenyoureoutofBluetoothrange,youcan
opentheaccompanyingapptoseewhereona
mapyourthingis.(你不一定要靠近你失去的
东西才能找到它;即使你不在蓝牙范围内,你也
可以打开附带的应用程序,看看你的东西在地
图上 的 位 置.)”可 知,MateBluetoothTracker
的特殊之处在于它的定位功能.故选C.]
B
WhenPostenwalkedoutsidetohercar,she
sawsomethingthatlookedlikeanoteorreceipt
stucktothewindshield.
Shegrabbeditandsawitwasablackandwhite
photoofawomanholdingalittleboy.Ontheback,
itsaid,“GertieSwatzel &J.D.Swatzel1942.”A
fewhourslater,Postendiscoveredthatthephotohad
madequitealongjourney-almost130milesonthe
backofterriblewinds.
Postenhadbeentrackingthetornadoesthat
hitthemiddleoftheU.S.,kilingdozensofpeoG
ple.TheycameclosetowhereshelivesinNew
Albany,Indiana,acrossthe Ohio Riverfrom
Louisvile,Kentucky.Soshefigureditmustbe
fromsomeonesdamagedhome.
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“Seeingthedate,Irealizedthatwaslikelyfrom
ahomehitbyatornado.Howelseisitgoingtobe
there?”Postensaid.“ItsawelGkeptphoto.”
SoshepostedanimageofthephotoonFaceG
bookandTwitterandaskedforhelp.Shesaid
shewashopingsomeoneonsocialmediawould
haveaconnectiontothephotoorshareitwith
someonewhohadaconnection.
“AlotofpeopleshareditonFacebook.Someone
cameacrossitwhoisfriendswithamanwiththesame
lastname,andtheytaggedhim,”saidPosten.
ThatmanwasColeSwatzel,whocommenG
tedthatthephotobelongedtofamilymembersin
DawsonSprings,Kentucky,almost130 miles
awayfromNewAlbany.ColeSwatzelonSunday
didntrespondtoa Facebook messageseeking
comment.
PostenplanstoreturnthephotototheSwatzel
familysometimethisweek.
“Itsrealy remarkable,definitely one of
thosethings,givenalthathashappened,that
makesyouconsiderhowvaluablethingsare —
memories,familyheirlooms(传家宝),andthose
kindsofthings,”Postensaid.“Itshowsyouthe
powerofsocialmediaforgood.ItwasencouraG
gingthatimmediatelythereweretonsofreplies
from people,lookingupancestorrecords,and
saying‘Iknowsomeonewhoknowssomeoneand
Idliketohelp.’”
4.WhathelpedPostenknowthephotohadmade
quitealongjourney?
A.Learningaboutahomehitbyatornado.
B.Lookingintotheinformationofthephoto.
C.Makingtracksfortheprocessofthetornadoes.
D.Recognizingthepersoninthephotoatfirst
sight.
5.Whatdoweknowaboutthephoto?
A.Itsadamagedphoto.
B.ItbelongstoColeSwatzel.
C.ItsownerlivesinNewAlbany,Indiana.
D.Ittravels130milesawayfromKentucky.
6.HowdidPostengetinformationofthephotos
owner?
A.FromTwitter. B.FromFacebook.
C.Fromherfriend. D.Fromancestorrecords.
7.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?
A.Valuablethingsshouldbekeptwelforgood.
B.CommonitemsometimesisalsoveryvaluaG
ble.
C.Weshouldencourageeachotheronsocial
media.
D.Postenthinkshighlyofthefunctionofsocial
media.
[语篇解读] 本文是一篇记叙文.文章讲述 了
Posten在她的挡风玻璃上发现了一张1942年的
黑白照片,她推测这张照片可能属于一个被龙卷
风袭击的家庭,通过社交媒体发布照片,她最终找
到了照片的主人,并计划将照片归还给他.
4.C [细 节 理 解 题.根 据 第 三 段 “Postenhad
beentrackingthetornadoesthat ...damaged
home.(Posten一直在追踪袭击美国中部造成
数十人死亡的龙卷风.她住在印第安纳州的新
奥尔巴尼,与肯塔基州的路易斯维尔隔着俄亥
俄河.所 以 她 认 为 这 一 定 来 自 某 人 受 损 的 房
子.)”可知,通过追踪龙卷风的过程,Posten知
道这张照片经过了相当长的旅程.]
5.D [细 节 理 解 题.根 据 第 七 段 中 “Thatman
wasColeSwatzel,whocommentedthatthe
photobelongedtofamilymembersinDawson
Springs,Kentucky,almost130 milesaway
fromNewAlbany.(这个人就是ColeSwatzel,
他评 论 说,这 张 照 片 属 于 肯 塔 基 州 Dawson
Springs的家庭成员,距离新奥尔巴尼近130英
里.)”可知,这张照片从130英里外的肯塔基州
飞来.]
6.B [细节理解题.根据第六段中“AlotofpeoG
plesharedit on Facebook.Someone came
acrossitwhoisfriendswithamanwiththe
samelastname,andtheytaggedhim (很多人
在Facebook上分享了这张照片.有人偶然发
现了一个和他同姓的人,他们给他做了标记)”
可知,Posten 从 Facebook 上 获 取 照 片 主 人 的
信息.]
7.D [推理判断题.根据最后一段中 Posten所
说的话“Itshowsyouthepowerofsocialmedia
forgood.Itwasencouragingthatimmediately
thereweretonsofrepliesfrompeople,looking
upancestorrecords,andsaying‘IknowsomeG
onewhoknowssomeoneandIdliketohelp.
(它向你展示了社交媒体的力量.令人鼓舞的
是,很快就有大量的人回复,他们查找祖先的记
录,说‘我认识一个认识别人的人,我想帮忙.)”
可知,Posten认为社交媒体发挥了作用,让大家
积极参与到寻找照片主人的过程中来.由此可
知,Posten高度评价了社交媒体的功能.]
C
Onesunnyafternooninthepark,Iwitnessed
aremarkablescene.Anelderlygentleman was
standingbythesideofapath,lookingconfused
andlost.Justatthat moment,akindGhearted
younggirlapproachedhim.Sheaskedhimgently
what was wrongandlistened patientlyashe
struggledtoexplain.
Withouthesitation,thegirltookhishand
andslowlyguidedhimalongthepath,chatting
with him to ease his anxiety. They walked
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togetheruntiltheyreachedtheplacetheoldman
wassupposedtobe.Theold mansmiled with
thankfulnessandrelief.
Afterhelpingtheold man,thegirldidnt
justleave.Shespentsomemoretimewithhim,
sharingsomeinterestingstoriesandmakinghim
laugh.Theoldmanseyessparkledwithjoy,and
itwasclearthatthisinteractionhadbrightened
hisday.Thegirlskindnessseemedtohavean
effect,asotherpeopleintheparkalsonoticed
andwereinspiredbyheractions.
IcontinuedtoobserveasthegirlthendecidG
edtostaywiththeoldmanforawhilelonger.
Theysatonabenchtogether,andthegirlbegan
totelhimaboutherownlife,herdreams,and
heradventures.Theoldmanlistenedattentively,
noddingandsmilingfromtimetotime.Itwasa
beautifulsighttobehold,thisunlikelypairshaG
ringsuchagenuineandheartwarmingconnecG
tion.
ThisencountermademereflectontheimporG
tanceofkindnessinoursociety.Inaworldthatcan
oftenseemcoldandhurried,actslikethegirlsare
likethetoweroflight,showingusthewaytoamore
empathetic(同情的)andcaringexistence.Italso
mademethinkabouthowwealhavethepotentialto
makeadiferenceinsomeoneelseslife,nomatter
howsmaltheactmaybe.
Now,wheneverIrecalthisscene,itwarms
myheartandremindsmetobemorewilingto
offerahelpinghand,tospreadkindnesswherever
Igo,andtobelieveinthegoodnessthatlies
withineachofus.
8.Whatdidthegirldofortheoldman?
A.Shegavehimawarmandcomfortinghugto
makehimfeelbetter.
B.Shetookhishandandguidedhimalongthe
pathtohelphimfindtheplacehewassupG
posedtobe.
C.SheaskedtotakeaphotowithhimtocapG
turethemoment.
D.Shewenttoanearbystoreandboughthima
refreshingdrink.
9.Howdidtheoldmanfeelintheend?
A.Hefeltextremelygratefulandhadabig
smileonhisfacebecausehewashappy.
B.Hewasstilhungryandsadasnoonerealy
caredabouthisneeds.
C.Hefeltfearfulandangrybecausethegirl
wastoopushy.
D.Hefeltcoldandtiredasthewalkwastoo
long.
10.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorsattitude?
A.Doubtful. B.Disapproving.
C.Negative. D.Admiring.
11.Whereisthispassagemostlikelyfrom?
A.A detailedandinformativetravelguide
filedwithplacestovisit.
B.Acomplexandeducationalsciencetextbook
withvarioustheories.
C.A personalblog wheretheauthorshares
personalexperiencesandthoughts.
D.AtrendyandfashionablemagazinefeatuG
ringthelateststylesandtrends.
[语篇解读] 本文是一篇记叙文,讲述了作者在
公园里目睹的一位善良的年轻女孩帮助一位迷路
的老人的感人场景,并由此反思善良的重要性.
8.B [细节理解题.根据文章第二段中的“WithG
outhesitation,thegirltookhishandandslowG
lyguidedhim alongthepath,chatting with
himtoeasehisanxiety.Theywalkedtogether
untiltheyreachedtheplacetheold manwas
supposedtobe.(女孩毫不犹豫地牵着他的手,
慢慢地沿着小路引导他,一边和他聊天以缓解
他的焦虑.他们一起走,直到到达老人应该去
的地方.)”可知,女孩牵着老人的手,沿着小路
引导他,帮助他找到他应该去的地方.故选B.]
9.A [细节理解题.根据文章第二段中的“The
oldmansmiled withthankfulnessandrelief.
(老人感激地笑了,松了一口气.)”和第三段中
的“Theoldmanseyessparkledwithjoy,and
itwasclearthatthisinteractionhadbrightened
hisday.(老人的眼睛闪烁着喜悦,很明显,这次
互动让他变得很开心.)”可知,老人感到非常感
激,脸上 带 着 大 大 的 笑 容,因 为 他 很 开 心.故
选 A.]
10.D [推理判断题.根据文章最后一段“Now,
wheneverIrecalthisscene,itwarmsmyheart
andremindsmetobemorewilingtooffera
helpinghand,tospreadkindnesswhereverI
go,andtobelieveinthegoodnessthatlies
withineachofus.(现在,每当我回想起这一幕,
我的心就会感到温暖,并提醒我要更愿意伸出
援手,在我去的每个地方传播善意,并相信我们
每个人内心都有善良.)”可知,作者对女孩的行
为是赞赏的.故选 D.]
11.C [推理判断题.根据文章内容,尤其是最后
一段 “Now,wheneverIrecal thisscene,it
warmsmyheartandremindsmetobemore
wilingtoofferahelpinghand,tospreadkindG
nesswhereverIgo,andtobelieveinthegoodG
nessthatlieswithineachofus.(现在,每当我
回想起这一幕,我的心就会感到温暖,并提醒我
要更愿意伸出援手,在我去的每个地方传播善
意,并相信我们每个人内心都有善良.)”可知,
这篇文章最有可能来自一个个人博客,作者在
博客中分享个人经历和想法.故选C.]
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D
Inadditiontoapplyingforatraditionalguide
dog,thevisualyimpaired(有视觉障碍的)peoG
plewil soonhaveanotheroptiontohelp with
theirdailylife-arobotguidedog.
AboutthesizeofanEnglishBuldogbuta
bitwider,thesixGleggedrobotguidedogfrom
ShanghaiJiaoTong UniversitysSchoolof MeG
chanicalEngineeringcannavigate(导航)usersto
destinationswithoutrunningintobarriers.Italso
hasvoiceinteractionfunctionsandcanrecognize
trafficlightsignals.Withcameras,sensors,and
AItechnology,therobotdogcansee,listen,and
speakwithusersondailyjourneysoutsideandbe
acompanionathome.
ProfessorGaoFeng,theheadoftheresearch
teamatSJTU,pointsoutthatwithsixlegs,the
robotguidedogcanwalksmoothlywithhighstaG
bility.“Evenifthreelegsareraised,thestructure
stilhasthreepointsofcontactwiththeground,creG
atingaverystablebase.”Gaosaid.HeaddsthatopG
eratorscanuseacane(手杖)tocontrolthewalking
andrunningspeedoftherobot.
In China,therearecurrentlyabout1731
milionvisualyimpairedpeople,yetonlyaround
400guidedogsareavailableduetohightraining
costs.Peoplehavetowaitforalongtimeafter
applyingforone.Unliketraditionaldogs,the
productionofrobotguidedogscouldbescaled,
especialyina major manufacturingcenterlike
China.“Itsabitlikecars.WecanmassGproduce
theminthesamewayascarssothatitwilbeG
comemoreaffordable,”Gaosaid.“Thiscouldbe
ahugemarketbecausetensofmilionsofpeople
mightneedguidedogs.”
LiFei,amongthevisualyimpairedpeople
participatinginthefieldtest,believessuchhigh
technology wil likelychangetheirlivessoon.
“TheresearchteamsarethoughtfulandareconG
tinuouslymakingimprovements,”Lisaid.“The
robotdogiselectronic,makingiteasiertogetinG
topublicplacesthantraditionalguidedogs,Iwil
probablytrytherobotguidedogwhenitbecomes
available.Theycanbepreciseandreliableasthey
seldommakesubjectivemistakes.”
12.Whatdoweknowabouttherobotguidedog?
A.ItissmalerthananEnglishBuldog.
B.Itcanidentifytrafficlightsignals.
C.ItreliesonAItechnologiestomove.
D.Itcaninteractwithotherrobotguidedogs.
13.Whydoestherobotguidedoghavesixlegs?
A.Towalkmorestably.
B.Tosupportheavierloads.
C.Tobettercontrolitsspeed.
D.Toquicklydealwithurgency.
14.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?
A.Thepotentialmarketforrobotguidedogs.
B.Thehighcostoftrainingtraditionalguidedogs.
C.Thedificultyofapplyingforarobotguidedog.
D.ThestandardofmassGproducingrobotguide
dogs.
15.Whatcanweinferabouttherobotguidedog
accordingtoLiFei?
A.Ithasbeenwidelyavailabletothepublic.
B.Itneedsfurtherimprovementinaccuracy.
C.Itwilbenefitvisualyimpairedpeoplealot.
D.Itwilreplacetraditionalguidedogsinthe
future.
[语篇解读] 这是一篇说明文,文章主要介绍了
机器狗———机器人导盲犬可能很快就会改变视障
人士的生活.
12.B [细节理解题.根据第二段中“Italsohas
voiceinteractionfunctionsandcanrecognize
trafficlightsignals.(它还具有语音交互功能,
可以识别交通灯信号.)”可知,机器人导盲犬
能识别交通信号灯,B项正确;它约英国斗牛犬
大小但稍宽,A 项错误;它是通过相机、传感器
和 AI技术综合来移动等,不是仅依靠 AI技术
移动,C项错误;未提及能与其他机器人导盲犬
互动,D项错误.故选B.]
13.A [细节理解题.根据第三段中“Professor
GaoFeng,theheadoftheresearchteamat
SJTU,...withtheground,creatingavery
stablebase.(上海交 通 大 学 研 究 团 队 负 责 人
GaoFeng教授指出,机器人导盲犬有六条腿,
行走平稳,稳定性高.Gao说:‘即使三条腿被
举起来,这个结构仍然有三个与地面接触的
点,创造了一个非常稳定的基础.’)”可知,机
器人导盲犬有六条腿是为了更稳定地行走,A
项正确.不是为了支撑更重负载、更好控制速
度或快速处理紧急情况,B、C、D 项错误.故
选 A.]
14.A [主旨大意题.根据第四段内容,尤其是
“Thiscouldbeahugemarketbecausetensof
milionsofpeoplemightneedguidedogs.(这
可能是一个巨大的市场,因为数以千万计的人
可能需要导盲犬.)”可知,本段主要讲在中国
有大量视障人士可能需要机器人导盲犬,它可
像汽车一样量产降低成本,有市场前景,所以
是关于机器人导盲犬的潜在市场,A 项正确;
不是讲传统导盲犬训练 成 本 高(第 二 段 已 提
及)、申请机器人导盲犬困难或机器人导盲犬
量产标准,B、C、D项错误.故选 A.]
15.C [推理判断题.根据最后一段 LiFei的话
“‘Theresearchteamsarethoughtfulandare...
andreliableastheyseldom makesubjective
mistakes.’”可知,机器人导盲犬可能很快改
变视障人士生活,会使他们受益很多,C 项正
确;它还未广泛可用,A 项错误;未提及需要进
一步提高准确性,B项错误;只是说可能会使用
它,未 说 会 取 代 传 统 导 盲 犬,D 项 错 误.故
选C.]
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Ⅱ.阅读七选五
Timeisavaluableresource,especialyfor
thosewhoneedtodealwithacademicdemands,
personalgrowth,andsocialactivitiesatthesame
time.Effectivetimemanagementnotonlyleads
toincreasedproductivity,butreducesstress. 1
Herearesomestrategiestohelpyoungadults
mastertheartoftimemanagement.
SettingclearandachievableshortGtermand
longGterm goalsisessentialforyouth. 2
Theylalsodistributetimeaccordingly.Whether
itsstudyingforexamsorpursuingpersonalinG
terests,having welGdefined goals provides a
senseofdirection.Meanwhile,importancelevels
oftaskscanvary.Byfocusingonkeytasksand
minimizing time spent on unimportant ones,
youngadultscanperfecttheirtimemanagement.
3 Itmakesefficientuseoftheirtime.
WhetherusingaplanneroracalendarappschedG
ulingspecificblocksoftimefordifferentactiviG
ties,includingstudytime,exercise,socializing,
canleadtobettertimeuse.
Furthermore,learningtosaynoisavaluable
skilforyouth.Withnumerousopportunitiesand
interests,itseasytobecomeoverwhelmed.By
beingselectiveaboutcommitments,youngadults
canarrangetheirtimeandenergywisely.Saying
notononGessentialactivitiesfreesuptimeforimG
portanttasks. 4 .
Inthepursuitofpersonalsuccess,young
adultsoftenfindthemselvescaughtupinaseries
ofresponsibilitiesandcommitments.However,
itsessentialforthem to recognize thatlife
shouldntbelikethis.SelfGcareplaysavitalrole
intime management. 5 Byensuringthey
maintain a healthy workGlife balance,young
adultscanrechargetheirenergylevels,improve
focus,andincreaseproductivity.Thatway,they
perfecttimeusageandpavethewayforsuccess.
A.ThatactualypreventsoverGcommitment.
B.Oneshouldconstantlyreview how timeis
spent.
C.ItcreatesopportunitiesforpersonaldevelopG
mentaswel.
D.Developingadailyschedulehelpsyoungadults
stayorganized.
E.Puttingthingsoffconstantlyisacommontime
managementproject.
F.Byknowing whatthey wanttoaccomplish,
theycanprioritizetheirtasks.
G.Youthshouldvalueadequaterestandactivities
thatpromotetheirwelGbeing.
[语篇解读] 本文是一篇说明文.文章介绍了一
些可以帮助年轻人提高效率,减轻压力的时间管
理策略.
1.C [根据上文“Effectivetimemanagementnot
onlyleadstoincreasedproductivity,butreG
ducesstress.(有效的时间管理不仅能提高工作
效率,还能减轻压力.)”可知,通过介绍时间管
理的好处,引出下文介绍时间管理的策略,因此
空处应该承接上文,进一步阐述时间管理的好
处,C选项“它也为个人发展创造了机会.”符合
语境.故选C项.]
2.F [根 据 上 文 “Settingclearandachievable
shortGtermandlongGtermgoalsisessentialfor
youth.(制定明确和可实现的短期和长期目标
对青年至关重要.)”可知,设定可实现的短期和
长期目标是重要的,且本段末“Byfocusingon
keytasksandminimizingtimespentonunimG
portantones,youngadultscanperfecttheir
timemanagement.”表明要聚焦重要的任务,因
此空处应对上文“设定目标”做进一步阐述,F选
项“通过知道他们想要完成什么,他们可以优先
考虑他们的任务.”承上启下,符合语境.故选
F项.]
3.D [根据下文“Itmakesefficientuseoftheir
time.Whetherusingaplanneroracalendar
appschedulingspecificblocksoftimefordifG
ferentactivities,includingstudytime,exerG
cise,socializing,canleadtobettertimeuse.”
可知,本段主张制定每日计划可以帮助年轻人
做事有条理,D选项“制定一个日常时间表有助
于年轻人保持有序.”引出下文,符合语境.故
选 D项.]
4.A [根据上文“BybeingselectiveaboutcomG
mitments,youngadultscanarrangetheirtime
andenergywisely.SayingnotononGessential
activitiesfreesuptimeforimportanttasks.(通
过对承诺有选择性,年轻人可以明智地安排他
们的时间和精力.对不重要的事情说不可以腾
出时间去做重要的事情.)”可知,拒绝不必要的
事情可以空出时间去做重要的事,避免在不重
要的事情上过度投入.A 选项“这实际上可以
防止 过 度 承 诺.”承 接 上 文,符 合 题 意,故 选
A 项.]
5.G [根 据 上 文“SelfGcareplaysavitalrolein
timemanagement.(自我照顾在时间管理中起
着至关重要的作用.)”及下文“Byensuringthey
maintainahealthy workGlifebalance,young
adultscanrechargetheirenergylevels,imG
provefocus,andincreaseproductivity.(通过
确保他们保持健康的工作与生活平衡,年轻人
可以补充他们的能量水平,提高注意力,提高效
率.)”可知,本段主张自我照顾是时间管理中的
重要一环,空处应承上启下,强调年轻人应该保
证充足的休息,提升健康水平、维持工作与生活
的平衡.G 选项“青年应该重视适当的休息和
促进他们健康的活动.”符合语境.故选 G项.]
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