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高三英语关于家庭生活类话题阅读理解专项训练题二

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一、阅读理解

Holidaysarethemaintimestoseebothsidesofmyfamily.

AtThanksgiving,mymom,dad,brotherandIgotomydad’ssideofthefamily,mygrandpa’s.WhenIwasin2ndgrade,mygrandmagotinacaraccidentonlymilesfromtheirhouse.Atthetime,Iwasinschool.Iwascheckedoutandbroughttochurch.Sincethen,holidayshaveneverbeenthesame.However,Thanksgivingisstillgood,althoughitwouldbebetterwithgrandma.Atmygrandpa’shouse,myuncle,aunt,dadandmomallgetthedishespreparedforthefeast.Whenthefinalfamilymembersarrive,andthefoodisdownstairs,wedigin,thelittleonesfirst.

Christmasisalittledifferent.WehaveChristmaswithmymom’ssideatmyuncle’shouse,usuallyonChristmasEve.Wehavedinnerwithhomemadecupcakesfordessert,andrelaxuntilitistimetoopenpresents.Thekidsgetthemostandweusuallytakeafamilyphoto.Aftereverybody’sgiftshavebeenopened,myfamilysaygoodbyeandgohome.

Easterhasbeenalittledifferentinthepastfewyears.Itstarted3yearsago,whenmyfamilyhostedmymom’ssideofthefamily.Weputourdisheswemadeforthedayonthecounter.Wekidsgodownstairsandplayping-pongorfootball.Wearecalledupwheneverythingisreadyandbegineating.Thekidsgotoatableinthelivingroom,andtheadultsusethekitchentable.ThatisusuallytheEasterdayforus.

Eachtraditiongetsbetterandbettereachyearforsomereason.Iwonderwhatnewtraditionsmyfamilymightcomeupwithinthecomingyears.

1.Whathappenedtothewriterwhenhewasin2ndgrade?

A.Helosthisgrandma.

B.Hedroppedoutofschool.

C.HefeltThanksgivingwasnotasgoodasbefore.

D.Hedidn’tlikegoingtohismum’ssideofthefamily.

2.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatonChristmas,.

A.afamilyphotoisusuallytaken

B.presentsareonlygiventothekids

C.thekidsplayping-pongorfootball

D.theadultshavedinnerinthekitchen

3.Howdoesthewriterfeelaboutfutureholidayswithhisfamily?

A.Patientandencouraged.B.Curiousandeager.

C.Worriedbutgrateful.D.Tiredbuthopeful.

It’seasytoobserveanathletelikeTigerWoodsandfeellikehe’sfromanotherplanet.Hehaswon14majortournament(锦标赛)titlesandabout$122millioninprizemoneyandads.Healsohasahappyfamily.Itseemsthatheistooperfecttobeoneofus.ButWoodshasmoreincommonwithyouthanyoumightthink.

Woods’parents—particularlyhisfather—sethighexpectationsforhimwhenhewasachild.BeforeEarlWoods’deathin2006,hetoldGolfmagazine,“MypurposeinraisingTigerwasnottoraiseagolfer.Iwantedtoraiseagoodperson.”

Byagetwo,Woodswasalreadyswinging(挥舞)agolfclub.Butonceheenteredschool,Woods’fatherwascarefultosendthemessagethatschoolworkcamefirst.Woodswasn’tallowedtopracticeuntilhishomeworkwasdone.

WhenWoodsfinallyreachedtheprofessionaltour,hisfathercontinuedtoexpectalotofhim.“Tigerwilldomorethananyothermaninhistorytochangethecourseofhuman.Theworldisjustgettingatasteofhispower,”hesaidin1996.Clearly,EarlWoodshadgreatexpectationsofhisson.

Inthisway,TigerWoodsisactuallylikealotofus.Manyofusfeelasimilarpressuretomakeourparentsproud.Whenthishappens,it’seasytoletthatpressureoverwhelm(压倒)us.

Inaperfectworld,wewouldallgrowuptobeTigerWoods-likesuccessesinourownfields.Butthatisn’tpossible.Therearemanythingsthatwecan’tcontrolinthislife,despiteourbestefforts.

Thereis,however,onethingthatwecando:

wecantrytobea“goodperson”,asEarlWoodsaskedhissontodo.

4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthefirstparagraph?

A.ThenumberoftournamenttitlesTigerWoodshaswon.

B.ThefamilymembersofTigerWoods.

C.ThemoneyTigerWoodshasmadeinprizemoneyandads.

D.TheimpressionthatTigerWoodsleavesonus.

5.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutTigerWoodsisTRUE?

A.TigerWoodsistooperfecttobeoneofus.

B.TigerWoodswasn’tallowedtoplaygolfafterclass.

C.TigerWoodsdidverywellingolfasachild.

D.TigerWoodsdidn’tlikeplayinggolfwhenhewasachild.

6.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatTigerWoodsisunderpressureto____justlikemanyofus.

A.gethighmarksintheexamB.makehisparentsproud

C.changethecourseofhumanD.trytobeagoodperson

7.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat______.

A.TigerWoodshasahappyfamily

B.TigerWoods’motherdidn’tsethighexpectationsforhim

C.TigerWoodshaschangedthecourseofhuman

D.TigerWoods’fatherplaysanimportantroleonhisroadtosuccess

Duringtheholidayseason,manyofusfeelpressuretofindourlovedonesthe“perfect”gift.Why?

Becausegift-givinghaslongbeenconsideredaprimewaytoexpresslove.However,recentresearchsuggeststhatsmallactsofkindness,likeakindword,huggingachildorreceivingsympathy,makepeoplefeelmostlovedandsupported.

Inthestudy,495menandwomenbetweentheagesof18and93completedaquestionnaireevaluating60possiblewaysthatpeoplecanfeellove.Thestoryboardsincludedsituationslikespendingtimewithfriends,receivinggifts,andspendingtimeinnature.Thesurveyalsoincludednegativeinteractions,likebeingcontrolledandcriticized(批评)byothers.

Thefindingshighlightthepsychologicalbenefitsthatcloserelationshipscanoffer.Infact,studyparticipantsrankedhumaninteractionasamoresignificantexpressionoflovethanreceivingmaterialitems,likepresents.ConnectingwithotherswasalsoratedmorehighlythangettingpositivefeedbackontheInternet,indicatingthatpeoplegetthemostsupportfrompersonalhumancontact.

“Duringtheholidays,anxietyrises,makingithardertoremainpresentwithourselvesandothers.However,thepowerofspendingtimewithanotherpersonisagiftwecangiveatanymoment,”saysDr.CarlaNaumburg,amindfulnesscoachandsocialworkerinNewton,Mass.Hesuggestsbalancingpartyplanningandonlineshoppingwithmomentsofhumanconnection.Activitieslikereadingtoachild,meetingafriendforawalk,ortakingamomenttocallafamilymember,arewaystoexpressloveandcareandcankeepusemotionallygrounded.

Whiletheideaofofferinglovedonesthegiftofourtimemaypaleincomparisontogivingthemagenerouspresent,recentresearchshowssharedhumanexperiencescantightensocialbonds.Despitepersonalitydifferences,mostpeopleagreeonwhatmakesusfeelloved—thepresenceofourlovedones.

8.Whatdoesthetextmainlyfocuson?

A.Giftandholidayeconomy.B.Socialandpersonalrelationships.

C.Stressandhumanprogress.D.Selfishandgenerouslove.

9.Whatcanweknowaboutthequestionaire?

A.About500menparticipatedinit.

B.Participantsdislikednegativeinteractions.

C.Awiderangeofagegroupsgotinvolved.

D.Participantshadlimitedwaystofeellove.

10.WhatdoesDr.CarlaNaumburgintendtotellus?

A.Peopleoftenfinditdifficulttostaywithothers.

B.Facetofaceconnectionisagifttoshowlove.

C.Readingtoachildisthebestwaytoconveyloveandcare.

D.Balancingholidayactivitieswithrelaxationisrecommended.

11.Whatmightbethebesttitleofthetext?

A.Gift-givingisalreadyoutofdate.

B.Socialinteractionlightsupyourholidays.

C.Itisnotpresentsbutpresencethatcounts.

D.Stresscausespeopletowithdrawfromothers.

Oneevening,authorNeil’ssonwasangry.Neilhadsaidoneofthosethingsthatparentssay,like“isn’tittimeyouwereinbed.”Hissonlookedupathim,angryandsaid,“IwishIdidn’thaveadad!

IwishIhad…agoldfish!

”ThatconversationgavebirthtoNeil’sbook,“TheDayISwappedMyDadforTwoGoldfish”.Thebookisafunnyadventureofasonsearchingforthedadheswapped.

Whethertheyrealizeitornot,fathersplayanimportantroleintheirchildren’sdevelopment.RolandWarren,DirectoroftheNationalFatherhoodInitiative,saysthat,“Theshapeoftheirdadshasaroleinthekids’soul.”Iagree.Weliveinthebestoftimesandtheworstoftimesforfatherhood.Weliveinthebestoftimesbecausefatherswhoareengagedintheirchild’slifespendmoretimethanfathersofanypreviousgeneration.WeliveintheworstoftimesbecausetherearestillmillionsofchildrenwhocontinuetomisstheregularpresenceofDad.

Whatdifferencedoesadadmake?

Aretheyreallythatimportant?

Forthemostpart,studieshaveprovedclearlythatfathers,whethertheylivewiththeirchildrenornot,matterinthelivesoftheirchildren.Whenfathersarepresent,theyprovideeconomicsupportfortheirchildrenandcaregivingresponsibilities.Well-fatheredchildrenareshowntobemoreemotionallyintelligentandsociallysuccessfulasadults.Whenfathersareabsent,theirabsencemaynegativelyinfluencechildren’sacademicachievement,generalbehaviouraladjustmentandangermanagement,especiallyinmales.

Yetjustbeingphysicallypresentisn’tenoughtobeagreatfather.Itisimportantthatadadbewarmandemotionallyavailabletohischild.Authorandresearcher,JohnGottman,describesthiskindoffatherasan“emotioncoachingfather”.Emotioncoachesareparentswholistentotheirchildren’sfeelings,seethesharingoffeelingsasanopportunityforintimacy(亲密).Itisnotjustthemerepresenceoffathersthatmatters,buthowtheyarepresent.Mostchildrenlongforandneedaloving,devotedandresponsiblefather.

12.Theauthorintroduceshistopicby______.

A.presentingtheresultsofstudiesB.tellingastory

C.makingacomparisonD.interviewingsom

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