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19．We have all heard the saying"we often hurt those we love or those closest to us!"
Think of the times that we were（41）B or upset with someone or about something that happened．Those emotions are（42）A with us when we arrive home．How do we （43）Athem？We let them out on whoever may be the（44）D person in the line of fire．It could be our wife or husband，children and even the dog or cat．（45）C this behavior is not respectful，we have all done it．
We understand this is part of being（46）B and we learn to deal with it．Usually we say sorry for our bad behavior later to the man we hurt．But kids do not get （47）A!They don't （48）A that it's just because we are human or it's just a reaction to something totally unrelated．We may raise our voice，（49）D，or even slam a door．We may even （50）B our child a fool and ask them （51）A they are so stupid？
To a kid this is hurtful and （52）B，which can cause anxiety and a （53）B of confidence．The more it （54）A，the worse the child feels．It can affect their social life，school life and even life at home，causing them to become （55）C，or turn inward．These emotions （56）C much worse behavior if not dealt with．
Children need to be （57）A with respect and honesty．Once hurt happens，make sure we （58）B to that child，get his full attention and wholeheartedly （59）A for our loss of contro1．Take full （60）D for our actions．

41．A．happy	B．angry	C．excited	D．satisfied
42．A．still	B．yet	C．again	D．only
43．A．handle	B．avoid	C．change	D．protect
44．A．1ast	B．good	C．wise	D．first
45．A．Until	B．After	C．Although	D．Before
46．A．important	B．human	C．specific	D．friendly
47．A．it	B．them	C．one	D．those
48．A．realize	B．suspect	C．worry	D．wonder
49．A．whistle	B．1augh	C．mourn	D．yell
50．A．name	B．call	C．make	D．offer
51．A．why	B．how	C．when	D．where
52．A．encouraging	B．damaging	C．boring	D．interesting
53．A．sense	B．1ack	C．kind	D．part
54．A．occurs	B．grows	C．proves	D．fails
55．A．honest	B．brave	C．aggressive	D．active
56．A．break into	B．rely on	C．1ead to	D．result from
57．A．treated	B．cheated	C．controlled	D．blamed
58．A．shout	B．go	C．come	D．rush
59．A．apologize	B．pray	C．regret	D．care
60．A．pleasure	B．offence	C．pressure	D．responsibility．

分析我们会把情绪宣泄在第一个撞枪口上的人，尽管这种行为对别人不尊重，我们却做过了．

解答 41-45BAADC 46-50BAADB 51-55ABBAC 56-60CABAD
41B．考查形容词．根据下文的"or upset"判断为相近形容词，并且与with构成搭配．故选angry．be angry with sb对某人生气．
42A．考查副词．still仍然；yet但是；again又再；only只有．句意：当我们到家时，我们还抱有那种情绪．
43A．考查动词．句意：我们应该如何处理它们呢？handle处理；avoid避免；change改变；protect保护．根据句子意思选A．
44D．考查序数词．句意：我们会把情绪宣泄在第一个撞枪口上的人．1ast 最后；good好的；wise明智的；first第一．
45C．考查连词．句意：尽管这种行为对别人不尊重，我们却全部做过了．故选C．
46B．考查名词．"part of being human"做人不可避免的一部分．
47A．考查代词．句意：但是孩子不懂这个．"it"代指"this is part of being human"．
48A．考查动词．根据上文"kids do not get"可知，本句句意：他们不能够意识到．realize意识到；suspect 怀疑；worry 担心；wonder想知道．
49D．考查动词．根据"raise our voice"可知yell为最佳选项．yell喊叫．
50B．考查动词．我们甚至会喊我们的孩子傻子．call称呼；name命名；make制作；offer sb sth提供给某人某物．
51A．考查副词．本句句意：质问他们为什么这么愚蠢？故选why．
52B．考查形容词．根据hurtful确定选damaging．damaging破坏性的；encouraging令人鼓舞人心的；boring 令人苦恼的；interesting有趣的．
53B．考查名词．句意：这样会导致焦虑和信心的缺乏．lack缺乏．
54A．考查动词．occurs发生；grows生长；proves证明是；fails失败．句意：它发生的越频繁孩子感觉越糟．
55C．考查形容词．根据"or turn inward"可知，aggressive 为最佳选择．honest忠实的；brave勇敢的；active积极的；aggressive消极的．
56C．考查动词词组．句意：这些情绪如果得不到好的处理会导致更多严重的行为．break into破门而入；rely on依靠；1ead to导致；result from由…而导致．
57A．考查动词．句意：孩子需要用尊重和诚实去对待．treat对待；cheat欺骗；control控制；blame责备．结合句意选A．
58B．考查动词．make sure we go to that child意为"确保我们走近他们"．
59A．考查动词词组．apologize for sth为某事而道歉；pray for祈求；regret后悔；care for照顾关心．此处表示由于失去操控而道歉．
60D．考查动词词组．take responsibility for our actions为我们的行为负责．．pleasure乐趣；offence 过错；pressure压力．

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"The cult （狂热） of the selfie celebrates regular people，"Pamela Rutledge，a professor at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology，told Vogue magazine．"There are many more photographs available now of real people than models．"
Posting selfies also allows you to control your image online．"I like having the power to choose how I look，even if I'm making a funny face，"Samantha Barks，19，a high school student in the US，told Vogue．
In addition to self-expression and documentation，selfies"allow of a close friendship for long-distance friends，because you can see each other's faces every day"，wrote Casey Miller at The Huffmgton Post．
But US psychologist Jill Weber is concerned that selfies might lead to social problems，"There's a danger that your self-esteem may start to be tied to the comments and‘likes'you get when you post a selfie，and they aren't based on who you are-they're based on what you look like，"Weber told Vogue．"When you get nothing or a negative response，your confidence canplummet．"
63．With the first paragraph，the author intends toB．
A．tell us the fun of taking a selfie
B．describe what a selfie is
C．introduce where the selfie came from
D．inform readers that the selfie is popular among teenagers
64．Why is selfie culture so popular according to the article？A
a．It enables people to choose how they look．
b．It helps people improve their self-esteem．
c．It's a chance for ordinary people to show off themselves．
d．It is believed to be a helpful way to develop a new friendship．
e．It is considered a good way to stay connected with friends that are far away．
A．a，c，e          B．b，c，d     C．a，b，c          D．b，d，e
65．What is Jill Weber's attitude toward selfies？C
A．She thinks they are a good form of self-expression and documentation．
B．She believes the disadvantages of selfies outweigh the advantages．
C．She is worried that people's self-esteem might be affected by how others react to their selfies．
D．She thinks that selfies can help people learn about their friends based on who they really are．
66．The underlined word"plummet"in the last paragraph probably meansD．
A．rapidly develop
B．greatly exaggerate
C．become dangerous
D．quickly fall．

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