閱讀02 備戰(zhàn)2023年中考英語之考前五十天押題五十篇（閱讀+寫作）（原卷版）

閱讀02備戰(zhàn)2023年中考英語之考前五十天押題五十篇（閱讀）DAY11 1最平凡最普通的愛 1DAY12 3電子游戲?qū)θ说挠绊?3DAY13 4轉基因食品的利和弊 4DAY14 6中國和卡塔爾的一些交往 6DAY15 8自然科普 8DAY16 10現(xiàn)場音樂會 10DAY17 11手藝人的故事 12DAY18 13傳奇的一生 13DAY19 14成功人士的日常安排 14DAY20 16重復使用書籍的好處 16DAY11最平凡最普通的愛本文是一篇記敘文。作者通過自己與父母最平凡最普通的愛，告訴我們要珍惜當下與家人共處的時光，把對家人的愛融入日常的生活中。IoftenthinkofthethingsthatIwishIhadtoldmymother.Duringthelastfewdaysofherlife,Istayedwithher.IwantedtotellheraboutthosethingsandthatIwasproudtobeherdaughter,butIdidn’t.Shewassosickatthattimethatshecouldn’thearmeatall.Thatwastoolate.I’dhadalifetimetotellherallthosethings,sowhydidIwait?Mydadwasamanoffewwordstoo,buthemeantwhathesaid.Healwaysendedourcallswith“Loveyou,Girl.”ThosebecamethewordsIwouldclingto(緊握不放)whenIlearnedhehaddied.IhadallsortsofquestionsthatIneveraskedhim,butIneverdoubtedhislove.Now,Ihavechildrenandgrandchildrenofmyown.___▲___Theymightgetsickofit,butwe’llneverstop.FromlateDecembertomid-February,wecelebrate11birthdaysinourbigfamily.Itgetsalittleemotional(感人的).Lastweek,forexample,wephonedmyyoungestsontowishhimahappybirthday.Ilistenedasmyhusbandtoldoursonhowproudhewasofhim.Heendedthecall,asalways,with“Iloveyou,buddy.”AndIyelled,“Me,too!”Ihopedheheardme.Whenwetellsomeonewhattheymeantous,wedon’tneedtobepoeticorevensmart.Wejustneedtomeanit,andtomakesuretheyhearit.Andweneedtodoitnow,whilewecan.Thebesttimetosay“Iloveyou”isalwaysrightnow.讀后小測1．Howmaythewriterfeelabouttheunsaidthingstohermother?A．Moved. B．Sorry. C．Thankful. D．Proud.2．Whatdoweknowaboutthewriter’sfather?A．Hewasanexcellentspeaker.B．Hetookgoodcareofhisfamily.C．Hisdeathcausedmanyproblems.D．Hehadhisownwaytoexpresslove.3．Whichofthefollowingsentencescanbeputintheblank“___▲___”?A．MyhusbandandIarealwaystellingthemhowmuchtheymeantous.B．IalwayssaysomethingthatIlaterwishthatIcouldtakeback.C．Iwouldneversaysomethinglike“youmeantheworldtome”tothemD．Theymeaneverythingtous,butIhavenevertoldthemaboutit.4．What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?A．AliferegretIhaveformymotherB．NevertoolatetoshowyourloveC．ExpressyourlovewhenpossibleD．ThesecretofkeepingahappyfamilyDAY12電子游戲?qū)θ说挠绊懕疚氖且黄f明文。文章介紹了電子游戲?qū)θ说挠绊?。Arevideogamesbad?Somepeoplesaythereistoomuchbadbehavioringames,especiallyactionvideogames.Theysaythatchildrenshouldnotplaythesekindsofgamesandthatyoungpeopleshouldconcentrateoncommunicationandotherimportantskills.Whatistheeffectonpeople?Isplayingactionvideogamesalwaysbad?Onestudyshowsthatplayingactionvideogamescauseschangesinsomeareasofthebrain.Oneareacontrolsworkingmemory,wherewestoreinformationwelearn.Weuseworkingmemorytomakethebestchoice.Theotherareacontrolshand-eyecoordination.Thisisourphysicalreactiontothingswesee.Anotherstudyalsoshowsuspeoplewhoplayactionvideogamesactmorequicklythanthosewhodonot.Whyisthis?Thestudysaysthatpeoplearealwayspredictingwhatwillhappen.Thisistrueforanytask.Forexample,youdothiswhendriving.Youpredicthowotherdriverswillmove.Theideaisthatpeoplearealwayscreatingmodelsusingtheirpastexperiences.Thishelpspeoplereactquicklybecausetheyhaveanideaofwhatwillhappen.Actionvideogameplayersgetlotsofpracticepredicting.Inthosegames,theyareoftenrequiredtomovequickly,jump,dodge,andfighttheirwaythroughlevelsfilledwithenemiesandobstacles.Theyplayagameandbuildmodelsforwhathappensindifferentsituations.Theresultisthattheybecomegoodatquicklypredictingwhatwillhappen.Duetothis,theydobetteronvideogamesandatotherlearningtaskstosomedegree.Somepeoplepointoutthenegativeeffectsofvideogames,butthenumbersshowtheworldwon’tstopplayingthem.Whetheractionvideogamesare“good”or“bad”forplayersdependsonvariousfactors,includingtheplayer’sage,personality,andgaminghabits.Nomatterwhatdirectionactionvideogameswilltake,weallhopethatmencanlivewithactionvideogamespeacefully.讀后小測5．Somepeopledon’tlikevideogamesbecausetheythink________.A．gamesshowbadbehaviorB．childrenlearncommunicationskillsC．toomanypeopleplaythemD．theyhardlybringpeopleanybenefits6．Creatingamodelofsomethinginyourmindisimportantbecauseyou________.A．rememberinformationbetterB．knowwhatwillhappennextC．useittopredictandreactquicklyD．playactionvideogamesmoreoften7．A________videogameisanexampleofanactionvideogame.A．wordpuzzle B．tablechess C．roleplay D．carracing8．Thewriter’sattitudetowardsthefutureofactionvideogamesmightbe________.A．hopeful B．cold C．proud D．uncertainDAY13轉基因食品的利和弊本文主要講述了轉基因食品的利和弊。Biotechfoodsareproducedfromanimalsandplantsthathavebeenmadegeneticallydifferent.Geneticalterationisnothingnew.Humanshavebeenchangingthegeneticfeaturesofplantsforthousandsofyearsbykeepingseedsfromthebestcropsandplantingthemthefollowingyears,andbybreedingvariedkindstomakethemtastesweeter,growbigger,orlastlonger.Traditionalbreedersalwaysusedplantsoranimalsthatwererelated,orgeneticallysimilar.However,today’sgeneticengineerscantransferjustafewgenesatatimebetweenspeciesthataredistantlyrelated,ornotrelatedatall.Therearesurprisingexamples:MousegeneshavebeenputintolettuceplantstomakeaplantthatproducesvitaminC．Mothgeneshavebeenputintoappletreestohelpitfrombeingaffectedbydiseases.Anyway,thepurposeoftraditionalandmoderntechniquesisthesametoinsertgenesfromananimalorplantthatcarriesadesiredfeatureintoonethatdoesnot.Q:?Accordingtoa2016reportfromtheNationalAcademyofSciences,“Nodifferenceshavebeenfoundthatshowahigherrisktohumanhealthandsafetyfromthesegeneticfoods(GEfoods)thanfromnon-GEones.”SomeGEfoodsmightevenbesaferthannon-GEfoods.However,manypeoplefearthatwhenmovinggenesacrosscompletelydifferentspecies,somethingcouldgowronginthefunctionoftheinsertedgeneorthatofthehostDNA,withthepossibilityofunexpectedhealtheffects.Q:Canbiotechfoodshelpfeedtheworld?AccordingtotheWHO,between250,000and500,000kidsgoblindeveryyearinshortofvitaminA,withhalfofthosechildrendyingoflosingtheirsight.“Goldenrice”—abiotechvarietynamedforitsyellowcolor—isthoughttobeapossiblesolutiontothesufferingandillnesscausedbyvitaminAshortage.Otherexperts,however,holdtheoppositeopinion.“Goldenricealonewon’tgreatlyreducevitaminAshortage.”saysProfessorNestleofNewYorkUniversity.“WhetheritwillimprovevitaminAlevelsremainstobeseen.”Q:What’snext?Whetherbiotechfoodswillhelpgetridofworldhungerorimprovethelivesofallremainstobeseen.Theirpossibilityisextremelylarge,yettheycarryrisks.Ifsciencegoesonwithgreatcare,testingnewproductscompletelyandusingdependablejudgment,theworldmayavoidthedangersofgeneticalterationwhileenjoyingitsbenefits.讀后小測9．Traditionalbreedersbredananimalorplantby________.A．keepingthegeneofthesameplanteachyearB．usingsomerelatedplantsoranimalstobreedC．creatingananimalorplantwithundesiredfeaturesD．transferringafewgenesatatimefromoneplanttoanother10．Whatcanbeputtheinthe________?A．WhatexactlyarebiotechfoodsB．HowtoinsertgenesintobiotechfoodsC．ArebiotechfoodsreallysafeforhumansD．Canbiotechfoodsharmtheenvironment11．Themainideaofthelastparagraphis________A．withcare,theuseofbiotechfoodscouldpossiblyberealizedB．theworldhasalreadyseengreatprogressthankstobiotechfoodsC．biotechfooddevelopmenthasbeenslowedbythemanyrelatedrisksD．therisksofbiotechfoodsseemtobegreaterthananypossiblebenefits12．Thewriter’spurposeofwritingthepassageisto________.A．showbothsidesofthebiotechfoodtopicB．makebiotechfoodsseemasattractiveaspossibleC．convincethereadersthatbiotechfoodsaredangerousD．explainwhybiotechfoodswillprobablynotbesuccessfulDAY14中國和卡塔爾的一些交往本文主要介紹關于世界杯期間中國和卡塔爾的一些交往。PandasinQatarInordertocelebrateOpeningCeremonyoftheWorldCup,onaspecialflightfromChina,twogiantpandas—SiHaiandJingJing—arrivedatDoha,thecapitalofQatar.ItmarkedthefirsttimegiantpandashavetraveledtotheMiddleEast.AccordingtotheagreementbetweenChinaandQatar,theyareexpectedtostayinQatarfor15years.TheQatarigovernmenthasbuiltagiantpandahalltohousetheanimals.Thetwogiantpandasenjoyanair-conditionedsportsground,anindoorexhibitionhallandanindependent“bedroom”.ChinahadalsosentexpertgroupstoQatartohelpout.________Aspeopleworldwidecheeredforthe2022FIFAWorldCupinQatar,theideaof“MadeinChina”alsocaughttheworld’sattentionasitplayedabigroleintheevent.BesidestheLusailStadium(體育館)builtbyChinaRailwayConstructionCorporation,ChinesecompaniesfromGuangdongandZhejianghaveprovidedmorethan10,000containers(集裝箱)fortouristsandsoccerfanstolivein.ThePowerConstructionCorporationofChinaofGuizhoualsobuilttheAl-Qasar800-megawattphotovoltaic(光伏)plant,providinggreenelectricityfortheWorldCup.Apartfrombigcompanies,manufacturersfromYiwu,China’ssmallgoodscenter,areseeingtheirgrowinginfluence.Nearly70percentoftheWorldCup’ssouvenirs(紀念品)aremadeinYiwu,fromsoccerballstonationalflags.ChineseRefereesinQatarWithgreatpride,ChineserefereesMaNing,ShiXiangandCaoYijoinedthe2022FIFAWorldCup.Despitenotgettingthechancetojoininamatchtogether,thethreecollegeP.E.teacherswerestillthefirstChineseofficialstoplayaroleataFIFAWorldCupfor20years.“Facethegapandforgeahead!”MawroteoftheconclusionofhisWorldCupjourneyonsocialmedia.讀后小測13．Accordingtothepassage,Chinadidn’tprovidethe2022FIFAWorldCupwith________.A． B． C． D．14．Whichofthefollowingsubtitle(小標題)canbeputin________.A．ChinaBuildsinQatar B．SmallGoodsinQatarC．“MadeinChina”GettingLessPopular D．“MadeinQatar”GettingMorePopular15．Thepassageisprobablyfrom________.A．a(chǎn)diary B．a(chǎn)sportsnewspaperC．a(chǎn)travelmagazine D．a(chǎn)play16．Fromthepassage,weknowthat________.A．SiHaiandJingJingonlystayedinQatarduringthe2022FIFAWorldCupB．Chinaprovidedmorethan10,000containerstobuildtheLusailStadiumC．mostoftheWorldCup’ssouvenirsweremadeinChina’ssmallgoodscenterD．ChinasendsthreefootballrefereestoaFIFAWorldCupevery20yearsDAY15自然科普本文是一篇自然科普類文章。展示了大自然作為世界上最偉大的藝術家，創(chuàng)造出的世界上六個令人驚嘆的旅游區(qū)。MR.Natureisthegreatestartistintheworld.ItcreatesmanywondersonEarth.Let’shavealookatthesixamazingtourismareasaroundtheworld.CaveoftheCrystals(水晶洞)ThiscaveisinNaica,Mexico.Allthosecrystalsare40feetlong.Sadly,itissaidthatthesecrystalsaredecomposing(分解)inOxygen(氧氣).Trollstigen(巨魔之梯)InNorwaythereisaroadcalledTrollstigen.Itisspecialbecauseitssteepincline(陡坡)canleadyoutothetopofthemountain.Standingonthetop,youcanenjoytheamazingviewsaroundyou.However,youcanonlyvisitthisplaceinsummer,becauseit’stoodangerousandcoldtocomehereinwinter.GreatBlueHole(大藍洞—伯利茲燈塔礁)TheGreatBlueHoleisinCaribbeanSea(加勒比海).It’spartoftheLighthouseReef(燈塔礁).Theholeitselfisdarkerthanthewatersarounditbecauseitisover400feetdeep.SalardeUyuni(烏尤尼盆沼)Ifyouwanttofindoutthefeelingofwalkingontheclouds,youcanvisitSalardeUyuniinBolivia.It’sthelargestsaltflat(鹽沼)intheworld.Inwinter,thewaterturnsintoawonderfulmirror.Itreflects(映出)theskyandthismakesyoubelieveasifyouwerewalkingonthesky.GlassBeach(玻璃海灘)ThebeachisinFortBragg,California,America.Inthe1900s,peoplewereallowedtoputrubbishintothewaterofthisplace.Glassplatesandbottlesformedpebbles(卵石).Thecityisnowfamousforitsspecialpebbles.It’snotdangeroustowalkonthembecausetheyaresmoothed(使光滑)bythewater.Travertine-terracedHotSprings(石灰華階梯溫泉)Whatyouseeisnotsnowatall.ThisplaceinTurkeyiscoveredwithtravertine.Thetravertineresultsfromhotspringwaterinthisplace.Thewaterintheterracedpoolsisabout100°F.讀后小測17．________istheonlytimetovisitTrollstigen.A．Spring B．Summer C．Autumn D．Winter18．________maydisappearinthefuture.A．GreatBlueHole B．GlassBeach C．SalardeUyun D．CaveoftheCrystals19．________isfamousforitsspecialpebbles.A．FortBragg B．Turkey C．Naica D．Japan20．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A．Theholeitselfislighterthanthewatersaroundit.B．WhenyouvisitSalardeUyuniinBolivia,youcanhaveafeelingofwalkingontheclouds.C．It’sdangeroustowalkontheGlassBeach.D．Thewaterintheterracedpoolsisabout100℃.21．Thepassageismainlyabout________.A．Ancientwonders B．Man-madewonders C．Naturalwonders D．ModernwondersDAY16現(xiàn)場音樂會本文主要講了疫情期間，音樂家JodiBeder在家門前舉辦現(xiàn)場音樂會的故事。Thespread(傳播)ofCOVID-19hascompletelychangedmanypeople’slivesaroundtheworld.Butsomearetryingtheirbesttofinda“newnormal”duringthistime.Forexample,LivemusichasbeencalledoffforalongtimebecauseofCOVTD-19.However,people’sloveforlivemusichasnotdiedoutandmusicianshavebeenworkingonnewwaystoperform.MusicianJodiBedertakeshercello(大提琴)toherhome’sfrontporch(門廊)eachafternoon.Whenshebeginstoplaythecelloataround4o’clockeachday,herneighborswillcometoenjoythemusic.Theystayatleasttwometersawayfromeachother,smilingateachotherfromasafedistance.Beder,69,isnowworkingwithanon-profit(非營利的)grouptoplaymusicforpatientswhoarenearingdeath.ShelivesinMountRainier,Maryland,asmallcityjustoutsideWashingtonD．C．Thecityishometoalargenumberofmusiciansandartists.AsAmericansareaskedtostayathomeandavoidpublicgatherings,Bederhopesherlivecellomusicbringsjoytoherneighborsandotherlistenersintheageofsocialdistancing(保持社交距離).LivemusicshowsarenotpossibleintheUnitedStatesnow,somanyfamousmusicianshaveputonspecial“concerts”fromtheirhomestooffershowstotheirfansrecently.Itseemsthatthespecial“concert”isreshaping(重塑)entertainmentandre-buildingtherelationshipbetweenperformersandtheiraudiences.Afterall,theshowmustgoon,andthespecial“concert”mightbethefuture.讀后小測22．WhocanenjoyBeder’sLivecelloshownowaccordingtothepassage?A．Herbestfriend. B．Peoplewholivearoundherhouse.C．OthermusiciansinWashingtonD．C． D．HerfansinChina.23．Intheageofsocialdistancing,wherewecanwatchBeder’scelloshow?A．Inagym. B．Inabar. C．Online. D．Inahall.24．Whythe“specialconcert”becomesa“newnormal”?A．BecauseCOVID-19isharmlesstous.B．Becauseitcansavealotofmoney.C．BecauseWashingtonD．C．ishometoalargenumberofmusiciansandartists.D．Becausewemustkeepasocialdistancingforthedisease.25．Guessthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“gatherings”.A．stayingtogether B．chatting C．takingawalk D．enjoyingacelloshow26．Accordingtothepassage,whichbehaviorisproper?A．EnjoyJodiBeder’sconcertinthetheater.B．Stayatleasttwometersawayfromeachother.C．Talkingaboutthenewsfacetofacewithoutmask.D．Havingdinnerinalittlerestaurantwithsomegoodfriends.DAY17手藝人的故事本文主要介紹了在深圳以磨刀和磨剪刀為生的手藝人陳光甫的故事。KnifeandscissorssharpeningwasonceapopularjobdecadesagoinChina.Thistraditionalcrafthasgraduallydisappearedfromurbanlifeasthebusinesssimplybecamespareovertimeinmodernadvancedtechnologytimes.ChenGuangfu,a79-year-oldman,hasbeendoingthetraditionalbusinessinShenzhenfor26years.Mostofthetime,hetravelsfromonehousingareatoanotherwithhistools.ChenisfromBozhou,AnhuiProvince.In1961,helearnedtoforge(鍛造)ironwhenhewas17.In1997,ChenquithisvillagejobanddecidedtostarthisjobinShenzhenasacraftsmantosharpenknivesandscissors.Hesaidhelikesthejobasheisfreeondecidinghisworkingtime,anditalsohelpstorealizehisvalueoflife.Overthepast26years,thecraftsmanhasexperiencedthechangesofthecity,andexperiencedthegradualdisappearanceoftheoldprofession.Sincethe1980s,theclothingindustryinShenzhenhasflourished(繁榮).Andscissorsareoneoftheindispensabletoolsformakingclothes.However,withlessandlessclothingfactoriesleftnow,andlifestylechangescausedpeopletobuyclassierknivesandscissorsratherthankeepoldones.Knifesharpenersarethereforerarelytobefoundinthecitytoday.“Shenzhenisdevelopingtoofast,”Chensaid.Hehaswitnessedtherapiddevelopmentofthecityandfeltitsinclusiveness(包容性)andfriendliness.ButChensaidhewouldkeepondoingthejobaslongasheisneeded.“Nowitdoesn’tmattertomewhetherImakemoneyornotfromthejob.Ijustwanttokeepthisskill.”讀后小測27．HowoldwasChenwhenhechosetoworkinShenzhen?A．Hewas17yearsold. B．Hewas26yearsold.C．Hewas53yearsold. D．Hewas79yearsold.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“indispensable”inParagraph4probablymean?A．Useless. B．Different. C．Interesting. D．Necessary.29．Accordingtothepassage,whyareknifesharpenersunpopularnowinShenzhen?A．ThelifestyleofpeopleinShenzhenhaschangednow.B．Theskillsofthesharpenersbecameworseandworse.C．Itistooexpensiveforpeopletoretaintheiroldclothes.D．Thoseoldtoolsareoutofdateanduselessforpeopletoday.30．WhichwordscanbeusedtodescribeShenzheninChen’seyes?A．Wealthy,modernandfriendly. B．Young,fashionableandbeautiful.C．Developing,open-mindedandnice. D．International,peacefulandflourished.31．Inwhichpartofanewspapercanwereadthispassage?A．Travel B．People C．Business D．TechnologyDAY18傳奇的一生本文主要向我們介紹瑪麗·居里傳奇的一生，她熱愛科學研究，并且深具真正的品格和精神。①MarieCurieisafamousscientistwhoismostfamousfordiscoveringtwonewradioactiveelements(放射性元素).DuringtheFirstWorldWar,MarieCurieinventedagreatmachinewhichhavehelpedoveronemillionsoldiers.②MarieCuriewasborninPolandonthe7thNovember1867.Marie’sparentswerebothteachersandherfatherwouldoftenteachherscienceathome.Whenshegrewolder,Mariewantedtogotouniversityandlearnallaboutphysics.Unluckily,atthetimewomenwerenotallowedtostudyinPoland.ThismeantthatMariehadtomovetoFrancewhereshewasallowedtogotouniversity.③Aftershehadlearntallaboutphysicsatuniversity,Marieworkedinalabwithherhusband,PierreCurie.Duringthistime,Mariemadegreatprogressanddiscoveredtwonewradioactiveelementswhichhadneverbeenseenbefore.Becauseofheramazingdiscoveriesandworkinscience,MarieCuriebecamethefirstwomanevertowinaNobelPrize.Afewyearslater,MariewentontowinasecondNobelPrizewhichmadeherthefirstpersonevertowintwoNobelPrizes!④WhentheFirstWorldWarstarted,MarieCurieknewshehadtodosomethingtohelp.Mariehadrealisedthatwoundedsoldiersrecoveredbetteriftheyweretreatedquickly.Puttingherknowledgeandunderstandingofradiationtogooduse,Mariedecidedtoinventamachinewhichcouldhelpsoldiersclosetothefront.⑤Althoughshewasbornover150yearsago,Marie’sworkisstillwellknown.Amazingly,sometreatmentsbeingusedinhospitalstodaystartedoutasinventionsinherlab.ManyplacesevenuseMarie’snameasrecognitionofthegreatworkshecarriedout.讀后小測32．MarieCuriewasthefirstwomanwhocan________.A．goabroad B．buildasciencelabC．studyphysics D．winaNobelPrize33．Thebesttitleforthepassagecanprobablybe________.A．AchievementsinMarie’sLife B．TwoDiscoveriesinMarie’sLifeC．Marie’sEducationExperiences D．Marie’sLong-lastingInfluence34．What’sthestructureofthepassage?A． B． C． D．DAY19成功人士的日常安排本文主要介紹了成功人士的一些日常安排。Manysuccessfulpeopledoindeedfollowasimilarroutine.Thisisbecausehavingacontinuousdailyroutinecanhelponegetgoodhabits,reducedecisionfatigue(疲倦)andincreaseproductivity.Somecommonhabitsfollowedbysuccessfulpeopleincludewakingupearly,exercisingregularly,settinggoals,prioritizing(優(yōu)先排列)tasks,mentallypreparingfortheday,meditating,networking,readingorlisteningtobooks,andgettingenoughsleep.Herearesomeexamplesofsimilarroutinesthatsuccessfulpeopleoftenfollow:(1)Exerciseregularly:Exerciseisacommonhabitamongsuccessfulpeople.Itkeepsthemhealthy,fullofenergyandmoreproductivethroughouttheday.(2)▲:Successfulpeoplesetgoalsforthemselvesandatimetabletoachievethem.Theyareabletofocustheirattentiononwhat’smostimportant,andthathelpsthemtosucceed.(3)Prioritizetasks:Successfulindividualshaveaclearunderstandingofwhatneedstobeachievedandwhichtaskshavethehighestpriority.Thishelpsthemstayfocusedandreducesdecisionfatigue.(4)Deepthinking:Thinkingdeeplyisacommonpracticeofmanysuccessfulpeople.Ithelpsthemtofocusontheirdesiresandgoalswhilereducingstresslevels.(5)Usenetworkwisely:Successfulpeoplefrequentlynetworkwithothersintheirfieldorindustrytogainvaluableinsights,expandwhattheylearn,andliveinthemoment.However,theywon’tbeaddicted(上癮)tousingthewebwithnopersonalcontrol.(6)Readorlistentoaudiobooks(音頻書)：Manysuccessfulpeopleareanxiousreadersorlisteners.Theymaketimeforlearningandpersonaldevelopment.Soaudiobooksareoneofthebestchoiceforthem.(7)Getenoughsleep:Successfulpeoplegiveprioritytosleepandmakesuretheyget7—9hoursofsleepdaily.Thishelpsthemtostayrefreshed,energized,andfocusedthroughouttheday.Althougheveryone’sroutinemaybedifferentaccordingtotheirpreferencesandresponsibilities,havingaconsistentroutinecanbebeneficialforproductivity,focus,andsuccess.讀后小測35．Whatdoestheabovepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Itisimportanttogetenoughsleep.B．Itisinterestingtolistentoaudiobooks.C．Itishelpfultohaveacontinuousroutine.D．Itisnecessarytotakeexerciseeveryday.36．Whichonecanprobablybeputintothe▲?A．Focusonattention B．BereadytosucceedC．Makeresolutions D．Keepahealthylifestyle37．Wherecanyoupossiblyreadtheabovepassage?A．Inafoodmagazine.B．Inahistorydocumentary.C．Inatravelguide.D．Inawebsiteofmansuccess.38．Whatisthewritingpurposeofthelastparagraph?A．Togivemore