2０13高考英语二轮总复习阅读理解精选（26)及答案
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Hellｏ. It’ｓ oｎe of thｅ ｆｉｒst wｏrds we learn as babiｅs, ｙet it’s ｏne of the ｌａst oneｓ we ｔhink to uｓe aｓ adｕlts ． Tｈat’s ｕnｆoｒｔunaｔe， bｅｃａuse ｓayｉng helｌｏ is more tｈan jusｔ saying hello——ｉｔ is ｒecognｉtion of ａｎｏtｈer’s woｒth. How ｍｉgｈt the worlｄ cｈanｇe——how mｉｇht we chaｎge——if wｅ masteｒｅd tｈiｓ ｗｏrd? To finｄ oｕt, Ｉ speｎt one month saying ｈello to eｖery ｐｅrsｏn I ｍｅt. Ｈｅre’s what Ｉ’ｖe learnｅd．
Iｔ can booｓt (促进) produｃtivｉty. In onｅ of the few sｔudies evｅr done on ｔhis subjｅcｔ, Alｌａn , an asｓｉstａnt profesｓoｒ of spｅciａｌ ｅｄucatｉoｎ ａｔ Ｏklahoma Staｔe Uniｖｅrsitｙ, had ｍｉddlｅ ｓchｏol teachers greet tｈｅir stｕdents indivｉduaｌly eaｃh mｏrninｇ． Ｔhis exｃｈange ｏf grｅetinｇs raised the kids’ ｐroducｔｉvｉty. Ｓchｏｏl went ｆrom impersonal tｏ pｅrsｏｎａl， aｎd thaｔ resultｅd iｎ mｏｒｅ ｃｌass ｐaｒtｉcｉpａｔioｎ ａnd bettｅr gｒａdｅs．
Eｎvirｏｎments inflｕｅｎｃｅ friｅndlineｓs. Ｏｎｅ sｔｕｄy found that people iｎ tｈe city were less ｌikeｌｙ to ｓhａke hanｄs ｗitｈ a stranger than those iｎ ｔｈe countrysidｅ. And rｅsearchers ｓａｙ, pleasａnｔ enｖｉronｍents gｅneｒａｌly encoｕrage morｅ smiles and ｈelｌos ｔhan unpleaｓaｎt ｏnes. Mｙ ｅxperieｎcｅ was simｉlａr. Wｈatevｅr the reａson， ｍy urbａn helｌos were answｅｒed far ｌess ofｔeｎ ｔhan my rｕｒal ones. Sｉmiｌarly, peｏpｌe iｎ vａcaｔion spｏtｓ ， lｉke ｔｈe Jeｒseｙ Shore， ｗerｅ fａr friｅndliｅr ｔｈａｎ those ｈurrying work doｗnｔｏwn. Iｔ’s a form of uniｖersaｌ hｅａlth ｉnｓurancｅ． It’s impoｓsibｌｅ ｔｏ say helｌo ｗithout smiling． Anｄ smilinｇ ｈaｓ bｅen shoｗｎ to lower blood preｓsｕre, relｉeｖｅ stress and boosｔ happinesｓ． Ａｐparenｔlｙ， a ｓmile creates ａ similar effｅct in the recipient (接受者).
Ｓｏ maybe ｗe cａｎ mａke the world a bｅtｔer pｌace ｂｙ saying heｌlo tｏ eａch othｅr. Afｔer a ｍonｔh of dｏing iｔ， I feｅｌ ｌighｔｅｒ aｎd moｒe ｃonnｅｃted and I ｈave a beｔtｅｒ ｓｅnse of well－beｉnｇ.
56.What cａn ｂe iｎferｒeｄ ｉｎ paragrapｈ 1? A.Thｅ firsｔ ｗord we learn as baｂiｅｓ is Hｅllo．
B．Ｓaｙing ｈello is ｒecoｇnｉtiｏｎ of ａｎoｔher’s ｗortｈ. C.Adults are ｎot ｗilｌinｇ to ｓａｙ hello．
D．Ｔｈe writer sｐent a monｔh sayiｎｇ ｈello to eｖery ｐeｒsｏn.
５7.Thｅ unｄerliｎｅd sｅnteｎcｅ iｎ Paｒagｒａph ２ probaｂly meaｎs .
A．studｅnｔｓ caｎ get higher ｓcｏrｅs in teｓts beｃauｓe ｔhey greet tｈeir tｅacｈers ｅverｙ day
B．tｈe excｈangｅ oｆ gｒeetiｎgｓ made more sｔｕdents paｒｔicipaｔe in the clａsｓ C．theｒｅ is more claｓs ｐarticipation anｄ ｂettｅr ｇrａdes ｉn ｐｒｉvate schoolｓ
D.teachｅｒs anｄ students got ｆriｅndliｅr so ｔhat tｈe stuｄents ｂeｃame mｏre ａｃtive in leaｒｎｉｎg anｄ scoｒed ｈｉgher iｎ tｅsts
58．Ａccｏrding to tｈe ｐassａge， smiling can have ｔhｅ fｏlｌowｉng eｆfects ｏn ｈｅaｌｔh ＥXCＥPT .
A．loweriｎｇ ｂlooｄ prｅssurｅ B.ｒeduｃiｎg ｓtresｓ C．inｃｒeasiｎg happiness D.improving inｔelｌiｇenｃｅ
５9.Whaｔ’ｓ the wｒiter’s puｒpose of ｗritｉng tｈｅ pａssage? A．Ｔo ａdvｉse us to ｓay hｅllｏ ｍｏre ofｔen． B．Ｔｏ tｅll us saying ｈello ｃan boost prodｕctivitｙ.
C．Ｔo prove ｔｈａt ｅnvｉrｏnmenｔs infｌｕenｃe ｆrｉｅndlineｓs. D.Tｏ tｅll us sayiｎg hｅllo is a ｆorm ｏf uniｖeｒsal ｈealth insｕrance.
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Thｅ parents of ａ tｒoubled tｅen may feel ｕnsure ａs tｏ wｈom ｔｏ turn tｏ in order to ｆiｎd helｐ ｆor tｈeｉr ｃhilｄ． Thｅy ｍaｙ ｆeel ａｓ ｉf tｈey havｅ exhausted alｌ of theiｒ optionｓ, and sometｉｍes thｅy arｅ on ｔhe ｖｅrｇe of giｖiｎｇ ｕp． Ｂut thｅre is hｏpe. Ｓchools foｒ trouｂled teens offer discipline ａｎd in sｏme casｅs, drｕg treatｍｅnt programs ｔｈａｔ can proviｄe imporｔant lｉfe skills， aｎｄ more ｉmportantly， a fｒesｈ stａrt.
2013高考英语二轮总复习阅读理解精选(26)及标准答案
