人教版高中英語選修6Unit3AHealthyLifeperiod5練習(學生版)

AHealthyLifeI.閱讀理解AThedecisionsthatwemakeshapeusthroughoutourlives.Nomatterwhatdecisionswemake,goodorbad,eachoneputsusonanewroadinthefuture.Makeabaddecision?Noproblem.Learnfromthedecisionandmakeanotherdecisiontogetonadifferentpath.ThisisadvicethatIgotfromTonyRobbinsinhisbookAwakentheGiantWithin.ThisisabookthatIrecommend（推薦）toanyonewantingtodevelopafiretomakechangesintheirlife.IthelpedmetounderstandhowfearofmakingpoorchoiceswashinderingmefrombecomingthegreatmanwhoIamtoday.NowIamnotsayingIamawell-knownpersoninanyparticularcircle.ButIamthekingofmycastleworkinghardandtryingtomakegooddecisionsinregardtothepathsthatIhavechosen.Iamagreatmanintheeyesofmywifeandmychildren.AndthatisalltherecognitionthatIneedinmylifetime.AndIknowthatmypastfailureshavebeenthebuildingblockthatIcontinuetousetobuildmycareerandself-imageinmycommunitythatIlivein.BenLerer,cofounderoftheCEOofThrillistMediaGroup,isagoodexampleofthis.InanarticleontheFastCompanywebsite,Lerertalksaboutthisverysubject.Hesays,“I’vehadtomakesomereallytoughdecisionsbutfinally,Ithinkthebestcompaniesarethosethatcanrecognizewhensomethingisn’tgoingright,andfixit,insteadofjustturningablindeyebecauseit’seasier.”Greatpeoplemakedecisions.Whenadecisiondoesnothavethedesiredresult,makeadifferentdecision.Itdoesnotgetanysimplerthanthat.FromTonyRobbin’sAwakentheGiantWithin,thewriterknew .makingabaddecisionisveryterriblemakingdecisionshelpsusbecomeagreatmanbeingafraidtomakeabaddecisionisverynaturallearningfromthebaddecisioncanhelpmakeanewchoiceTheunderlinedword“hindering”canbereplacedby .A.stoppingB.stealing C.preserving D.requiringWhatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?Abaddecisionhasabadeffectonpeople.Thebestcompanycanadmitandcorrectabaddecision.Peopleshouldlearnhowtomakeagooddecision.Makingadecisionismuchsimplerthanchangingone.Whatcouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.OvercomeYourFears B.TakeActionC.MakeDecisions D.TrustYourselfBManypeoplearehesitanttostepoutoftheirregularrolesandroutines.Theideaofputtingyourselfinapositionwhereyoumightfailcanbefrighteningorstressful.Butsometimeswhat’skeepingyouinonespotmaynotbeyourownself-interest.Infact,otherpeople’swishedandthefeelingthatyou“should”stayinthesameplacemaybeweakeningyourownpreferences.What’sholdingyoubackmaybecompliance（服從）,notcomfort.Everyinstanceofsteppingoutsideyourcomfortzonewon’tleadtoanincrediblesenseofdiscoveryandliberation.Butitmayhappenwhenyourealizethatwhatthoughtwasyourcomfortzoneis,infact,yourcompliantzone——whereyou’velearnedtobehaveinwaysthatyouwereexpectedtobehave,perhapsbyyourparents,oryourextendedfamily,andbydutifullyfulfillingothers’expectations,youinternalizethesebehaviorsasyourown,eveniftheydon’tactuallyreflectwhoyouare.Howcanyoutellwhenyourcomfortzonemayactuallybeyourcompliantzone?Pinpointyourareaoffocus.Identifyonespecificthingtoquestion,whetherit’ssomethingyou’reunhappywithorsomethingyouwanttodevelop.Compareyourpassionstotheactivityyou’reexamining.Canyouseeyourownvaluesanddrivingpassionsinthisactivitysomewhere?Ifyoucan,it’sprobablynotcompliance——oratleastnotcompletely.Butifyoustruggletofindyourselfanywhere,youmaybeinthecompliantzone,anditmightbetimetoreassessandconsiderwhetherachangeisinorder.Ourhabitsandroutinesarehardtobreakforareason:theygiveusafeelingofstabilityandbringpredictability（可預測性的）toourlives.Butavoidingnewsituationscanholdyouback.Steppingoutsideyourcomfortzonecanhelpyoubuildnewskillsandgainconfidence.Andbyidentifyingandescapingyourcompliantzone,youcandiscoveryour“true”self——thepartofyouthatreflectsyourauthenticpassionsandinterestsandleadstoamorefulfillinglife.Accordingtothetext,theimportantfactorthatcouldbeholdingyoubackis.A.yourownself-interest B.yourstress.C.compliance. D.comfortWhentheyareinthecompliantzone,people.haveanincrediblesenseofdiscoveryandliberationbehaveasotherpeopleexpectmaketheirparentshappyfulfilltheirowntrueexpectationsWhichofthefollowingshowsyoumaybeinthecompliantzone?A.You’reunhappywiththecurrentsituation.Youcanseeyourownvaluesintheactivityyou’reexamining.Youstruggletofindyourselfanywhere.Youareconsideringwhethertomakeachange8.Inthelastparagraphtheauthormainlywantstoexpressthat.People’shabitsandroutinesareimpossibletobreakanynewsituationcanbreakdownpeople’sconfidencebyescapingyourcompliantzoneyoucanbeyour“true”selfidentifyingyourcompliantzonecanleadtoamorefulfillinglife11.完形填空Whenyouaskpeoplewhytheywork,alotofthemwillsaythey’re“onlyinitforthemoney.”Whenyouworkfor1,youcanbefinanciallyindependent,andhavesome2overyourlife.Sometimesmoneytrulyistheonlyreasonapersonworks.Butmostpeoplehavesomeimportant3forworking:someliketo4theirdaysdoingsomethingthey,regoodat,somefeel5tousetheirskills.Usually,aperson6forasenseofbeingaccomplished,ofbeingabletodothingswithhishands,withhismind,andwithhiswill.Eachofuswantstofeelwe7theabilitytodosomething8.Youcanseethecarpenter（木匠）standingasideand9theproductofhispersonalskill.Formanypeoplethe10ofworkisharmfultotheirhealth.Ithasbeenobservedthat11bringsenormouspsychologicaltrouble.Largenumbersofpeoplegetheadacheon12whentheydon,thaveworktodo.13youdidn'tworkandyouhadeverydaytoyourself?Youcouldchoosetowatchtelevision,gotothemovies,goshopping,readbooks,visitfriends,gotraveling,dosports...Theseallsoundwonderful,butyou,dneed14somemoney.Relaxinganddoingwhatyou15isgreatforaholiday,butafterawhilethepleasurecanwearoffandyoucanfeelaimlessand16.Infact,ourlife17work.Whatwouldhappenifnooneworked?Thegoodsandservicesweneedtoliveandenjoyinourleisuretimesimplycouldn,t18.Forexample,ifyouneededtocatchabus:Whowoulddesignandconstructthebus?Whowoulddrivethebus?Ifyouwantedtoreadanewspaper:Whowould19thearticlesandtakethepicturesforit?Whowouldprintit?So,thenexttimeyouhearpeople20abouttheirjobs,youcansimplyremindthemhowterriblelifewouldbeiftheywereunemployed.1.A.lifeB.moneyC.schoolD.fun2.A.accountB.attemptC.controlD.remark3.A.reasonsB.ideasC.methodsD.thought4.A.spendB.consideC.presentD.analyse5.A.qualifiedB.satisfyingC.obligedD.stressful6.A.arrangeB.lookC.applyD.long7.A.haveB.needC.requireD.trust8.A.curiousB.confusingC.meaningfulD.romantic9.A.improvingB.admiringC.protestingD.criticizing10.A.effortB.powerC.victoryD.absence11.A.tradeB.businessC.unemploymentD.relief12.A.weekendsB.daytimeC.worktimeD.duty13.A.HowaboutB.WhatifC.WhyD.Where14.A.morethanB.notC.atleastD.atmost15.A.hateB.hesitateC.overcomeD.enjoy16.A.boredB.optionalC.matureD.moody18.A.existB.workC.standD.mention19.A.readB.buyC.writeD.choose20.A.caringB.talkingC.askingD.complaining17.A.createsB.dependsonC.contactswithD.respectsm.語法填空Nowifyou’vegotnothingtodotoday,whynotgototheeastpartofthecityandplanttrees?That'sthemessagefromNo.1SeniorHighSchool,1isorganizingatreeplantingactivitynearEastMountain.Inordertoimprovetheenvironmental2(educate)ofitsstudentsandgetmorepeople3(organize),theschoolisplanningtoplant4totalof1,400treespaidbythegovernmentoverthenextfewdays.Theyarehopingtoplanthalfofthemtodayandtheyarelookingfor5(voluntary)tocomealongandhelp.NoexperienceisOK,6therewillbeexpertstogivedirectionsandthe7(equip)willbeprovided.Everyoneiswelcometocomealonganytime8 10amand4pm.Idon'tthinkyouneedmyadviceofwhatsortofshoesorclothesyouhavetowear.Andofcourse,gloveswillbeessential9(protect)yourhands.Soitcouldbe10(real)anicedayoutforallthefamilies.Enjoyyourday.W.短文改錯WhenIintendedtotellmyfour-year-oldnieceLisa