高考英語(yǔ)新教材精選外刊語(yǔ)法填空12

高中英語(yǔ)新教材精選外刊語(yǔ)法填空121看電視是否會(huì)“越看越餓”？答案是……Appetitefordistraction:DoeswatchingTVmakeyouhungrier?

1______(sit)downinfrontofthetelevisionwithamealorsnackafteralongdayisaverypopularrecreationalpastime.Andthanks2_____streamingservicesthatplayeveryepisode(集)ofatelevisionseries3_____(automatic),someviewersaren’tevenburningthefewcaloriesitmighttaketoreachfortheremote.Butisitsloth（懶惰）4_____keepsuschewing,orsomethingelse?IsitpossibletheexperienceofwatchingTVcanstimulate(刺激)ourappetite?AccordingtotheClevelandClinic,televisionisn’tsomuchanappetitestimulantasitisanappetitedistraction.WhenwewatchTV,we’reengagedintheprogram,5_____meanswe’repaying6_____(little)attentiontotheneurological(神經(jīng)的)andgastronomicalcues（美食的暗示）thattelluswe’regettingfull.Insteadoftakingnoteofhowwe'reeating,we’reengagedinsomewhatpassive7_____(consume).In2015,astudy8_____(publish)in

TheInternationalJournalofCommunicationandHealth

surveyed591undergraduatesattheUniversityofHouston.Itshowedthatthemorestudentswatched,the9____(many)theysnacked.Thestudyalsofoundevidencethatincreasedtelevisionviewingwasassociatedwitha“fatalistic”viewofhealthyfoodintakeandpoornutritionalknowledge.Combiningtelevisionandsnackingalsocreatesacognitiveassociationinyourbrainthatmayprompt(導(dǎo)致)you10_____(consider)thetwoactivitiesintertwined.Inotherwords,youmightreachforsomepizzaorchipsnotbecauseyou’reallthathungry,butbecauseyou'vecometoidentifytelevisionwitheating.Youmighteveneatmoredependingonthelengthofaprogram.Ifyou’rewatching

Friends,ahalf-hoursitcom,youmighteatlessthanifyouwerewatchingasuper-sizedepisodeofadramalike

MadMen.Keys:1Sitting2to3automatically4that5which6less7consumption8published9more10toconsider220萬(wàn)“黃金米”丟入黃浦江，藝術(shù)家回應(yīng)：為了反浪費(fèi)Findoutwhyperformanceartistthrew500gofgrain-shapedgoldawayArtistYangYexincompletedaperformanceartby1_____(throw)1000grainsofrice2_____(make)offinegoldintothecity'sHuangpuRiverandmanyotherurbancornersliketrashbins,manholes(下水道)andgrasslands,theShanghaiObserverreported.

Yangsaidin3_____interviewthathespent230,000yuan(US$35,738)buying500ggoldfromanreputable(有信譽(yù)的)onlinejewelrydealerandhad4_____(they)madeintograinshapesaboutamonthago.

Thegoldistheexactsizeofagrainofrice.Yang's5____(shock)actsoontriggeredcontroversy(爭(zhēng)議)onsocialmedia,withmanyconfusednetizenscondemning（抨擊）itagrandstand（作秀）andhugewaste.YangrepliedonFridaythathisactwas6____(simple)asatire(諷刺)aboutthewasteoffoodonthe41stWorldFoodDay,October16.

Heaimed7_____(alert)(提醒)peopletotheseverity（嚴(yán)重性）ofwaste,andcallforfoodtobetreasured.

"Onecanhardlytaketheactofwasteseriously8_____itisenlargedtoanextremelevellikethis,"Yangexplained.

Yangsaid9_____hecreatedwasatspirituallevelthatcan'tbemeasuredbymoney.

"Theamountofmoneywillbefarmore10_____(value)ifpeopletakethechancetoreflectonwasteandbuildupgoodhabits,"Yangsaid.

keys:1throwing2made3an4them5shocking6simply7toalert8until9what10valuable3為緩解出行焦慮英國(guó)推出“火車上的瑜伽課”TrainpassengersgivenliveyogaclassesfromthecomfortoftheirseatsduringjourneyATRAINoperatorfromBritainhasmadetravellingmoretranquil(寧?kù)o舒心)–by1_____(host)liveyogaclassesduringjourneys.HeathrowExpresspassengerstravellingonOctober132_____(treat)tosessionswithyogainfluencerCelestPereira,3_____hasdevelopeda12-minuteseat-yogaandmeditationsessiontohelptravellersrelax.Theclasshasbeendevelopedsotravellersofallagesand4_____(able)canperformtheexercises5_____(safe)fromtheirseats–andit’sbelievedtobethefirsttimeayogaclasshastakenplaceonamovingtrain.Togetpassengersintherightframeofmind,the‘TranquilTrain’carriagehostingthesessionswasdecoratedwithfresheucalyptus(桉樹(shù)葉)andlavender（薰衣草）tofillthecarriage6_____soothingaromas.TheinitiativewastrialledafterastudyalsocommissionedbyHeathrowExpressfoundmorethanhalfofpublictransportusersfindtravel7_____(stress)followingtheCovid-19pandemic.CelestPereirasaid:“Travellingcangetveryfraught(憂心忡忡的)–there’slotsgoingon,lotsofthingstothinkabout,andit’sverydeadlinedriven-soitcanbeaveryintenseexperience."Byhostingtheseclasseswe’rehopingtoalleviate（緩解）thosepressuresandhelppassengersbeinthepresentmoment,feel8____(little)overwhelmedandrelieveanymuscletension.Thestudyof2,000adultsalsoidentifiedthemostfrustratingaspectsoftravel–includingdelayeddepartures(52percent)andcrowds(48percent).Thosepolledalsorevealedhowoperatorsmightbeabletoreducepassengerworrywhentravelling–9_____(include)more‘quietcarriages’(39percent)andreservedseats(39percent).Freesnacksorrefreshments(36percent)wouldalsomakea10______(different),aswouldreservedplacesforluggage(32percent)andonboardentertainmenttotakemindoffthings(30percent).Threein10(30per