人教版（2019）必修第一冊《Unit 2 Travelling Around》2021年單元測試卷二（附答案詳解）

人教版（2019）必修第一冊《Unit2TravellingAround》

2021年單元測試卷（2）

一、閱讀理解（本大題共19小題，共45.5分）

A

Thelargest-everstudyofthelinkbetweencitywalkabilityandhighbloodpressurehasbeen

consideredasevidenceofthe"invisiblevalueofurbandesign**inimprovinglong-termhealth

outcomessayresearchers.Thestudyofaround430,000peopleagedbetween38and73and

livingin22UKcitiesfoundsignificantconnectionsbetweentheincreasedwalkabilityofa

neighborhoodandreducedriskofhighbloodpressureamongitsresidents（居民）.

Theresultsremainedthesameevenafterlifestylesandphysicalenvironmentwere

changed,thoughtheprotectiveeffectswereparticularlypronouncedamongparticipantsaged

between50and60,women,andthoselivinginheavilypopulatedareasandpoor

neighborhoods.

ThepaperwaspublishedintheInternationalJournalofHygieneandEnvironmental

Health.Withhighbloodpressureamajorriskfactorforchronic（慢性的）andparticularly

heartdiseases,researchersattheUniversityofHongKongandOxfordUniversitysaidthe

findingsshowedtheneedtotakenoticeofthehealth-influencingfactorinurbandesign.

"Wearespendingbillionsofpoundsinpreventingandcuringheartdiseases—ifweareableto

investincreatinghealthycitiesthroughsmallchangesinthedesignofourneighborhoodsto

makethemmoreactivity-friendlyandwalkable,thenprobably,wewillhavesignificantsavings

infuturehealthcareexpenses."

Poorlydesignedspacesgenerallyreducedwalkingandphysicalactivity,promotingthe

lifestylesoflongtimesittingdownandnotmoving,andwereharmfultosocial

communication,andassuchrelatedtopoorermentalandphysicalhealth.

Becausewalkabilitywas''basedonthepotential（潛在的）designofthecity",saidDr

ChinmoySarkar,citiescouldbeadaptedordesignedtoencourageit.nSuchinvestmentsin

healthydesignarelikelytobringinlongtermgainsastheyarelastingandcommon.M

1.Whatisprobablytheresultifweconsider"invisiblevalueofurbandesign"?

A.Theageingpopulationwillbereduced.

B.Ourcitieswillbemorewalkableandactivity-friendly.

C.Moremoneywillbeinvestedinpreventingandcuringheartdiseases.

D.Thepaceofurbanizationwillbesloweddown.

2.Whatcanbeinferredfromthestudy?

A.Youngpeoplearemorelikelytobenefitfromincreasedwalkability.

B.Walkablecitieswillcureapersonofhisorherhighbloodpressure.

C.Chronicdiseasesarebecomingcommonforpeople'sinattentiontotheirhealth.

D.Walkablecitiescanhelpreducebloodpressureandtheriskofheartdiseases.

3.Whatisn'ttheeffectsofpoorly-designedneighborhoods?

A.Worseeconomy.B.Unhealthylifestyle.

C.Fewersocialcommunication.D.Poorerhealth.

4.WhatdoesDrChinmoySarkarmean?

A.Citiesshouldencouragetheresidentstoengageinsocialcommunication.

B.Thedesignofourneighborhoodsshouldmeetpeople'sneedsforshopping.

C.Moneyinvestedincreatinghealthycitiesismoneysavedinfuturehealthcareexpenses.

D.Chronicdiseaseswillbecommonbecauseofpollutionandtheenvironmentchange.

B

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June23―July5,2019July7—July19,2019July21--August2,2019

Oursummerprogramforhighschoolstudentsisdesignedtopavethewayforasuccessful

collegeexperience.

HEREYOUCAN：

Learnwithoutlimits

Pursueyourinterestsincoursesfocusingonphysics,law,writing,philosophy,andadozenother

subjects.

LiveatHarvard

*YouwillliveinahistoricundergraduatehousenearHarvardSquare.

*Yourplancoversthreemealsaday,sevendaysaweek.

Havefunoutsidetheclassroom

YoumightenjoyaCirqueduSileilperformance^RedSoxgameatFenwayPark,oratriptothe

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ELIGIBILITY（申請資格）

Studentsareacademicallymotivatedandwillgraduatein2020or2021.

TOAPPLY

Completeanonlineapplicationandprovidethefollowingmaterials：the$50nonrefundable

applicationfee；transcripts（成績單）withfall2018grades；signedrulesandregulations.

INTERNATIONALSTUDENTS

ParticipantsshouldapplyfortheB-2touristvisa.IfEnglishisnotyournativelanguage,submit

scoresfromtheTOEFLorIELTSlanguageproficiencyexam.

APPLICATIONTIPS

*Nofeeisrequiredtostartyourapplication.Youwillbeaskedtopaytheapplicationfeeonly

uponsubmittingtheapplication.

*Thescoresofsuccessfulapplicantsaretypicallyabove103ontheTOEFLwith25onthe

writtensectionoratleast7.5ontheIELTSwith7onthewrittensection.

*Useadesktoporlaptop.Youwillbeaskedtowriteshortessaysaspartofyour

application.Thismaybechallengingtodoonamobilephone.

*Youwillreceiveanemailinformingyouoftheapplicationstatusapproximatelythreeweeks

afteryouhavecompletedyourapplication.

5.Harvardorganizessuchaprogramto.

A.reducestudents'academicpressure

B.selectgoodstudentstojoininHarvard

C.makestudentsobtainhighgradesintheirstudy

D.helpstudentspreparefortheirfuturecollegelife

6.Whatcanwelearnabouttheprogram?

A.Studentsareofferedthreemealsexceptweekends.

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7.Ifyouareanativestudentwhowantstoapplyfortheprogram,youneedtoprovide

A.aB-2touristvisa

B.transcriptswithyourfall2018grades

C.scoresfromtheTOEFLexam

D.arecommendationletterfromyourhighschoolteacher

8.Theapplicantscanlearnfromtheapplicationtipsthat.

A.theirTOEFLorIELTSscoresshouldmeettherequirements

B.theapplicationfeeshouldbepaidbeforetheystartapplying

C.itisconvenienttouseanyelectronicproductstoapply

D.theycanchecktheapplicationstatusinaweek

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Isawmyfirsttreetoday.Dadusedtotellmestoriesaboutthetreesthatstillexistedwhenhe

wasaboy.Thereweren'tverymanyeventhen,withtheurbanizationprograminfullswing.

TheO'Brienhomewasoneofthefewexamplesofold-stylewoodenstructuresthathadn'tbeen

destroyedinBoston'surban-renewalcampaign.Thefamilyhadbeenabletoavoidthisbecause

ofitswealthandpoliticalinfluence,andthehousewaspassedonthroughgenerationstothe

present.OldmanO'Brienhadnochildren,sowhenhedied,theUrbanCenterboughtit.Thenan

officialdiscoveredthatthehousehadabackyard-intheyardwasalivetree!

Whenthenewsofthetree'sdiscoveryleakedout,quiteafewsightseersstoppedbytohavea

lookatit,andthelocalgovernment,realizingthemoney-makingpotential,begancharging

admissionandadvertisingtheplace.Bynowithadbecomeafavoritespotforfamilytripslike

ours.

Dadpaidthefeeandwewalkedthroughadoorwayhiddeninabookshelfandintothe

backyard.Ijustcouldn'thelpnoticingthetree!

Itwaslocatedatoneendoftheyard,withafencearounditforprotection.ltwassimilarinform

totheplastictreesI'dseen,buttherewasmuchmore.Youcouldseedetailsmoredelicatethanin

anyartificiallymadeplant.Anditwasalive.Butbestofallwasthesmell-fresh,living

smell,unfamiliartotheworldoutsidewithmetal,plastic,andglass.Iwantedtotouchthe

bark,butthefencepreventedmefromdoingso.

Onthewayback,Ireadthroughthebrochures.OnepartsaidtheO'Brienhomewouldbetorn

downnextyeartomakeroomforsomeinsurancebuilding,andthetreewillhavetogo,too.

Ijustsatstill,fingeringtheobjectinmypocketthatIhadpickedintheO'Brien'sbackyard.I

thinkitscalledanacorn（橡子）.

9.WhycouldthetreeintheO'Brien'sbackyardsurvivetilltoday?

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A.Itpossessedsomespecialcharacteristics.

B.Ithadaverystrongfencearoundtoprotectit.

C.Itwaspreservedtogetherwiththehousebyitsowner.

D.Itgotthelocalgovernment'sattentionasatouristattraction.

10.Howmighttheauthorfeelafterthetrip?

A.Annoyed.B.Calm.C.Excited.D.Upset.

11.Whichstatementbestshowsthethemeofthepassage?

A.Socialprogressandurbanizationcomeatacost.

B.Socialprogressshouldgivewaytonatureprotection.

C.Humansvaluenatureprotectionoversocialprogress.

D.Urbanizationhasmoreadvantagesthandisadvantages.

D

Thankstoitsharshenvironment,Antarcticaremainedlargelyuntouchedbyhumansformany

millennia,allowingathrivingecosystemtoevolve.However,sincethe1990s,thelasttrue

wildernessontheplanetisbecominganincreasinglypopulardestinationforadventure-seeking

tourists.Now,anewstudydeclaresthatthevisitorsmaybeleavingbehindharmfulbacteria

whichcoulddevastatethearea'snativebirdpopulation.

Humanscaninfectanimalswithillnessessuchastheflu.Researchers,however,believedthatthe

Antarcticanimalswereimmunetothedangerduetothecontinent'sextreme

weather.However,microbiologistMartaCerda-Cuellarwasnotconvinced.

SheandsomecolleaguesdecidedtoexaminewastesamplesfromAntarcticbirdsforevidence

ofhumanbacteria.Toensurethewastewasnotpolluted,thescientistshadtocollectitfromthe

birdsthemselves.

Theresultsoftheirstudyrevealedthepresenceofseveraltypesofhumanbacteriainthebird

waste.Thisincludedacommonstrain（品種）ofbacteriathatcausesfoodpoisoningin

humans.Theresearcherssaythebacteriastrainswereresistanttocommonly-usedhuman

antibiotics,indicatingtheywerebroughtinbythevisitors,ratherthanmigratorybirds（候鳥）.

"Thesestrains,whichareacommoncauseforinfectionsinhumansandlivestock,donotusually

causedeathoutbreaksinwildanimals,'1saysGonzalez-Solis."However,theemergingor

invasivepathogens（病原體）thatarrivetohighlysensitivepopulationscouldhavesevere

consequencesandcausethelocalcollapseandextinctionofsomepopulations."Theresearcher

alsofearsthepresenceofthesebugscouldforeshadowthearrivalofother,more

deadly,pathogensasthenumberoftouristspeopleincreases.

Expertsbelievetheonlywaytopreventthemassdestructionofthebirdsistoimposestricter

regulationsor,atleast,puttheonesalreadyinplaceintoeffect.Forexample,whiletheAntarctica

Treatyrequiresvisitorstocarrytheirwastebackhometosafeguardthepristine

environment,theregulationisrarelyenforced.Nowadays,someofficialsaretakingstepstosave

thevulnerablebirdsbeforeit'stoolate.

12.WhatproblemisAntarcticafacingaccordingtoParagraph1&2?

A.Theincreasingnumberoftourists.

B.Theworseningwilderness.

C.Thereplacednativebirdpopulation.

D.Thespreadofinfectiousillnesses.

13.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordndevastate"mean?

A.Destroy.B.Increase.C.Protect.D.Benefit.

14.WhydidthescientistsneedtocatchsomeAntarcticanimals?

A.Totreattheirillness.B.Togettheirwaste.

C.Toraisethemaspets.D.Tostudytheirlifestyles.

15.Whatdidthescientistsproveintheirstudy?

A.Bacteriacanbekilledbyhumanantibiotics.

B.ExtremeweatherkeepsAntarcticanimalshealthy.

C.HumansbringbacteriatoAntarctica.

D.Antarcticanimalsareimmunetohumanbacteria.

E

Recently,!wastalkingwithafriendofmineaboutamutual（有相同關(guān)系的）friendofours.

"IwishIcouldbelikeJenny.Shealwaysseemssohappy.Emmotjoking；Ihonestlythinkshe

hastheperfectlife,"saidmyfriend.

IfyouweretolookattheInstagramaccountofJenny,youwouldindeedseewhatlookslikethe

perfectlife.

However,despitetheenviablecontentofherInstagram,!learnedthroughconversationswith

thisgirlthatitwas.allcarefullyhandled.Everythingwasputtogethertomaintainthepublic

imagethatshewasahappy-go-1ucky,carefree（無憂無慮的）girl.Whenshewassador

upset,therewasnoindicationoftheseemotionsonherInstagram.

Infact,weallchooseouronlinemediapresence.LookthroughyourInstagram一Ibetthatyou

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don*tpostpictureswhereyoudon'tfeelcamera-ready.OnInstagram,wealwaysshowour"good

side".Thinkaboutit.WouldyouratherpostnItriedsohardbutIendedupfailingmytest55or"I

treatedmyselftoahotcoffeeafterstudyinghardallweek"?

Weallwanttopresentthebestpartsofourlives,toshowwhat'sgoingwell,andwhatwe're

proudof.Wetakephotosofthenicethingsweown,orofanysortsofeventsconsidered

“special”,suchasinvite-onlyorformalparties.Wepostphotosofthegoodtimesratherthanthe

badtimes.Nomatterwhathappens,wetrytomakeouronlineimageperfect.

There'sabsolutelynothingwrongwithmakingyouronlinepresenceperfect-everyone'doesit

insomewayoranother.However,whenitcomestofeelingenviousofsomeoneelse'sInstagram

posts,rememberthatjustlikeyou,they'reshowingtheirgoodside.

16.What'sJenny'slifelikeindeed?

A.Herlifeisalwaysfullofsadness.

B.Herlifeisboringandmeaningless.

C.Shelivesaperfectandmeaningfullife.

D.Shelivesanordinarylifejustlikeothers,.

17.Whatdoestheauthorconsidercommon?

A.Thatpeoplelovereadingpostsonline.

B.Thatpeoplehidetheirbadsideonline.

C.Thatpeoplewanttopleaseothersonline.

D.Thatpeopledreamoflivingaperfectlife.

18.Whichofthefollowingstatementswouldtheauthoragreewith?

A.Weshouldstopreadingonlinestories.

B.Weshouldalwaysshowourgoodside.

C.Weshouldn'tperfectouronlineimage.

D.Weshouldn'tenvyothers'onlinepresence.

19.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofthemake-upperfectlifeonline?

A.Thereisnothingwrongtocheatpeopleonline.

B.Showinggoodsideonlineisquitevitalindailylife.

C.Itisrathernaturalforpeopletomakeperfectonlinepresence.

D.Feelingenviousofsomeone'sperfectlifeonlineshouldbeencouraged.

二、閱讀七選五（本大題共10小題，共22.5分）

Formostofus,stressisarealityandlearninghowtodealwithitisveryimportantinour

growth.Afterall,stressgoeshandinhandwithchange,andourlifeisallaboutchange.(1).We

allbehaveabitdifferentlyaccordingtodifferenttypesofstress.Herearesomehelpfultipsto

helpyou.

Eatright.Colaandchocolatearenotthebestwaytokeephealthy.⑵.

Getmoving.Mostofoureverydaystressisrelatedtoschool,work,oralotofemotional

problems.(3).Whenweareunderalotofstress,ourbodiescandevelopalotofmuscle

tension.Regularexercisecanhelpyourelaxandfeelbetter.

(4).Essayswon'twritethemselves,andgoodgradesrequirehardwork,butdon'tthinkmuch

aboutthebadthings.Giveyourselfpraisewhereyoucanimproveyourself.Stressisaclearsign

ofworry,butitdoesn*tmeanyoursituationishopeless.

Speakup.Thebreakupofyourfavoriterockbandisn'ttheendoftheworld,butsometimeslife

throwssomerealproblemsatyou.Butdon'tletthestresseatyouup.(5).Ifyou*refeeling

seriouslyunhappyandunabletokeepupwithschoolandlife,speaktoafamilymemberoryour

doctor.

A.Staypositive.

B.Talktoatrustedfriend.

C.Peoplecouldnotthinkclearlywhenunderstress.

D.Theolderapersonis,themorestressedhefeels.

E.Thereissimplynowaytogetawayfromstresscompletely.

F.However,abitofphysicalactivitycanhelpusworkitoff.

G.Sure,everyonelikesalittlecomfortfood,butyouwillneedabalanceddiet.

20.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.

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TheFlynnEffectTheFlynneffect,firstdescribedinthe1980sbyresearcherJamesFlynn,refers

tothefindingthatscoresonIQtestshaveincreasedinthepastcentury.Oneresearch

paper,publishedbypsychologistLisaTrahanandhercolleagues,combinedtheresultsofother

publishedstudiesandfoundthatIQscoreshaveindeedincreasedsincethe1950s.(1)Trahan

andhercolleaguesobserved,"TheexistenceoftheFlynneffectisrarelydisputed.',

(2)Oneexplanationhastodowithimprovementsinhealthandnutrition.Forexample,thepast

centuryhasseenadecreaseinsmokingandalcoholuseinpregnancy,improvementsinthe

preventionandtreatmentofinfectiousdiseases,andimprovementsinnutrition.AsScottBarry

KaufmanwritesforPsychologyToday,"TheFlynneffectservesasareminderthatwhenwe

givepeoplemoreopportunitiestoprosper,morepeopledoprosper.'1

(3)InaTEDtalk,Flynnexplainsthattheworldtodayis"aworldwherewe'vehadtodevelop

newmentalhabits,newhabitsofmind/'FlynnhasfoundthatIQscoreshaveincreasedthemost

rapidlyonquestionsthataskustofindsimilaritiesbetweendifferentthings,andmoreabstract

typesofproblemsolving,bothofwhicharethingsthatweneedtodomoreofinthemodem

world.

Severalideashavebeenbroughtuptoexplainwhymodernsocietymightleadtohigherscores

onIQtests.Forexample,today,manymoreofushavedemanding,intellectuallyrigorous

jobs.Schoolshavealsochanged：whereasatestatschoolintheearly1900smighthavebeen

morefocusedonmemorization,arecenttestmightbemorelikelytofocusonexplainingthe

reasonsforsomething.(4)Familysizestendtobesmaller,andithasbeensuggestedthatthis

mayallowchildrentopickuponnewvocabularywordswhileinteractingwiththeirparents.It's

evenbeensuggestedthattheentertainmentweconsumeismorecomplextoday.(5)

Therefore,boththeeducationwereceiveandthesocietyweliveinshapeourIQinawaythat

wecannotimagine.

A.Inotherwords,thereisalotaboutIQthatwemaynotknowyet.

B.AnotherexplanationfortheFlynneffecthastodowithsocietalchanges

C.ResearchershaveputforwardseveraltheoriestoexplaintheFlynneffect.

D.Tryingtounderstandandanticipateplotpointsmayactuallybemakingussmarter.

E.Althoughtherehavebeenexceptions,IQscoreshavegenerallyincreasedovertime.

F.Additionally,morepeopletodayarelikelytofinishhighschoolandgoontocollege.

G.TheFlynneffectshowsthathumanmindismoreadaptablethanwemighthavethought.

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三、完形填空（本大題共20小題，共20.0分）

Mymotheris92.Unless1havetobeoutoftown,eachweekItakemymothertodoher(30)and

visitthedoctor,providing(3_l)andtransportation.Duringtheweek,however,shelikestogotoa

nearbystoreto(32)somesmallthingssheneeds.

Lastweekshewalkeduptothestore,butwhenshewenttopayforhergroceries,she

was(33)aboutthreedollars.Theonly(34)topayforthegrocerieswastotakeoffthe(35)she

coulddowithout：abottleofrubbingalcohol(醫(yī)用酒精)andabarofsoup.Bytakingof

these,shewasableto(36)thenewtotaltotheamountofcashshehadwithher.

Atthisstore,people(37)andthengoofftothesideto(38)theirowngroceries.Mymotherwas

puttinghergroceriesintoshoppingbagswhena(39)cameuptoherandsaid,"Herearethe

thingsthatyou(40)handinghertherubbingalcoholandthe(41).Mymother,whoisnever

speechless,wasspeechless.She(42)forthewoman'snameandaddresssothatshecould(43)

her.Thewomantoldheritwasher(44).

Mymotherwasso(45)byhergesturethatshedecidedtogobacktothestoreandgivethe

cashier(收車艮員)afive-dollarbilltokeeponhand(46)thesamehappenedtosomeoneelseif

theydidn'thaveenough(47)foralloftheirgroceries.

So,whoeveryouare,thankyoufortherandomactof(48)thatnotonlyhelpedmymotherout,but

(49)too.

30.A.exerciseB.houseworkC.cookingD.shopping

31.A.rewardB.medicineC.companyD.shelter

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32.A.returnB.collectC.orderD.buy

33.A.shotB.cautiousC.wrongD.concerned

34.A.aimB.wayC.adviceD.reason

35.A.weightB.thingsC.maskD.glasses

36.A.raiseB.addC.bringD.switch

37.A.showupB.callinC.checkoutD.sitdown

38.A.storeB.selectC.deliverD.bag

39.A.strangerB.cashierC.friendD.doctor

40.A.lookedforB.talkedaboutC.threwawayD.putback

41.A.receiptB.soapC.cashD.bottle

42.A.askedB.waitedC.caredD.searched

43.A.repayB.trustC.recognizeD.help

44.A.luckB.chanceC.giftD.turn

45.A.surprisedB.amusedC.touchedD.convinced

46.A.incaseB.evenifC.asthoughD.sothat

47.A.energyB.moneyC.spaceD.time

48.A.faithB.courageC.kindnessD.honor

49.A.madeherdayB.changedhermind

C.caughthereyeD.metherdemand

四、語法填空(本大題共1小題，共10.0分)

50.Itseemsthatpeopleinwesterncountriesarebecomingincreasingly(1)(worry)

aboutthesideeffectsofdrugs,andareturningtovarious(2)(treatment)suchas

yoga,reflexologyandacupuncture(針灸)tocomplementersometimeseven

replace,westernmedicine.

(3)eventinmylifethreeorfouryearsagomademeexaminemyownattitudes

towardsalternativemedicine.After(4)(suffer)frominsomnia(失眠)fora

fewmonths,!wasfeelingmentallyandphysicallyexhausted.MyfriendTony,who(5)

(study)acupunctureatacollegenearLondonatthetime,suggestedthatIvisitan

acupuncturist.SinceIhadafearofneedles,!was(6)(willing)totakehis

advice.ButbythistimeIwassotiredthatIwaspreparedtotryalmostanything.

Imadean(7)(appoint)withtheacupuncturistinmyareaandturnedupathis

roomthefollowingmorning.Aftertakingmypulse,lookingatmytongue,andaskingafew

questions(8)mydietandlifestyle,theacupuncturistcorrectlyreasonedthatIwas

worn-out.Ifoundthisextremelyimpressivesincehehadn'taskedme(9)Ihad

cometoseehim.Hetheninsertedaneedleinmyrightfootbetweenmyfirstandsecond

toe,and,despitemyanxiety,!fellasleep(10)(immediate).AtthetimeIconsidered

thewholeexperiencetobeclosetoamiracle.

五、書面表達(dá)(本大題共3小題，共65.0分)

51.閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容寫一篇60詞左右的內(nèi)容概要。

"Helicopterparents*'isadescriptionofparentswhoarehoveringovertheirchildrenina

stateofextremeconcern.Theyalwaysshowuptosolvetheirchildren'sproblems,protect

themfromrealorimaginedharm,resolvestressfulsituation,offeradviceandgetthemout

oftrouble,eveniftheymisbehaved.Althoughoutofloveandconcernjtcanhaveharmful

effectontheirchildren'semotionaldevelopmentandfutureautonomy.

Childrenlearnthroughtheirmistakes.Butifyouintervene(介入)atfirstsignofstruggle

andfinishyourchild'shomework,he*!!missoutonvaluablelearningopportunities.YouYe

sendinghimthemessagethatheneedstobeperfectandfailureisnotanoption,otherwise

youwouldn'talwaystakeoverforhim.

Byconstantlyrescuingyourchildfromstressfulsituation,you'resendinghimamessage

thatyoudon'tbelievehe'scapableoftakingcareofhimself.Childrendevelopself-esteem

bylearninghowtocompletechallengeontheirown.Ifyouarealwaysintervening,he's

deniedthisvitalstageinhisgrowth.Asaresult,yourchildmaylacktheconfidence

necessarytodowellinschool,pursuehobbiesandinterests,anddevelopfriendships.

Ifyou'realwaystakingcareofeverythingforyourchild,itllbemoredifficultforhimto

becomeindependent.Asanadult,hemightfindithardtotakecareofhimself,becausehe's

neverdevelopedcopingskillstodealwithlife'schallenges.Hemightsufferfromirrational

fears,anxietyanddepression,whichcouldleadhimtodropoutofcollegeorfrequently

changejobs,accordingtoDrMicheleBorba.Insteadofdevelopinghealthy

relationships,hemightseekapartnerwhowilltakecareofhimorcontrolling'shis

parentswere.

Youcanhelpyourchildbecomemoreindependentbyallowinghimtocompletetasksand

challengesonhisownwithoutyourintervention.Evenifhefailsatfirstdon't

interfere-encouragehimtostartagain.Showthatyouhavefaithinhisabilitiestosucceed

withoutyourhelp.Allowhimtolearnnaturalconsequences.Evensmallthingscanhelp

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himbecomemoreindependent-makinghisownbed,preparinghisownlunch,shoppingfor

hisownclothesanddoinghomeworkwithoutyourhelp.

52.假定你是晨光中學(xué)的學(xué)生李律，你正在某國外中學(xué)作交換生，該校的“外國