2026年10月各地高三模拟题七选五合集

安徽省A10联盟27届高三10月学情检测英语-七选五

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Artificialintelligence(AI)isbecomingpartofstudents’ schoollife. Many students use AI for schoolwork or to prepare for tests. Used in the right way, AI can make learning more interesting and help students understand difficult ideas. _____36_____ Parents should therefore try to understand how their children use AI. 

The main problem is that AI can make it easy for students to avoid the hard part of learning. Reallearningrequireseffort—trying, failing, andworkingthrough confusion. For instance, a student might ask AI to write an essay or solve a math problem instead of doing the work themselves. Though the task gets done quickly, the student may gain little understanding. _____37_____ This is especially harmful for younger learners still developing foundational skills. 

For parents, the solution is not to ban AI, but to stay involved and guide its use wisely. Parents can ask how often and why their children use AI for schoolwork. _____38_____ Parents can also explore AI with their children by checking its answers together and discussing both its strengths and weaknesses. 

A practical rule is “work first, AI later.” Children should try to solve problems, read materials, or begin assignments on their own before seeking AI assistance. _____39_____ In this way, AI becomes a support tool, not a substitute for thinking. 

The most crucial skill in the AI age is not simply knowing how to use the technology. _____40_____ AI should support learning, not replace it. With critical thinking and confidence, they can make wise choices about technology. 

A. It is knowing when to use it and when to think for yourself.

B. Such questions can help parents understand their children’s habits. 

C. This can help children learn to question AI instead of simply trusting it. 

D. Children should use AI whenever they have difficulty with schoolwork. 

E. In fact, some students find it easier to learn when they use AI from the beginning. 

F. Without enough effort, students may finish their work without gaining the skills behind it. 

G. However, depending on AI too much may weaken students’ ability to think and solve problems independently. 

安徽省合肥四大名校27届高三10月联考-七选五

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Traditionally, consumers focused on price and function when making purchasing decisions. But today, more shoppers are buying for something deeper: emotional value. _____36_____ It refers to the positive feelings customers get from their interactions with a brand—joy, trust, belonging, or a sense of being understood. And it has become the ultimate edge in 2026, as products with similar features and prices struggle to stand out in crowded markets. 

Functional value answers “Does it work?”, but emotional value answers “How does it make me feel?” _____37_____ According to a recent study, emotionally connected customers spend twice as much and stay loyal longer than those who only care about usefulness. So how can brands build this kind of value consistently?

The first step is heartfelt empathy in every interaction. Stop relying on scripted replies; instead, listen carefully for the emotion behind a customer’s words. You might be surprised by how small, empathetic responses can leave a lasting positive impression. 

_____38_____ Don’t just share something about your brand, but help them see their own lives, struggles, and dreams in it. 

Third, deliver surprise-and-delight moments, like personalized gestures that make customers feel truly seen and valued. 

Another key practice is making every decision consistent with shared values that strike a chord with your audience. _____39_____ 

Finally, buildemotionalconsistencyacrosstheentirecustomerjourney, ensuringeverytouch point—from ads to post-purchase support—reinforces the feeling you want them to have. 

By prioritizing these practices, brands don’t just sell products—they build lasting connections. _____40_____ They willchoose your brand over competitors, even when cheaper options exist. 

A. This invisible bond drives powerful results. 

B. It comes from products’ superior functions and low prices. 

C. Next, use storytelling that mirrors your audience’s identity. 

D. The next step is to create stories to cater to the public’s tastes. 

E. It’s the emotional “net gain”beyond a product’s features or price tag. 

F. Gen Z shoppers especially favor brands with consistent values and deeds. 

G. In a crowded market, this is what turns one-time buyers into lifelong advocates. 

安徽省皖南八校27届高三10月质检-七选五

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Self-esteemshapeshowchildrenseethemselvesandtheworld. Kidswhofeelgoodabout themselvesdaretotrynewthings, bouncebackfromfailures, andtreatotherswithkindness. Thegoodnewsisthatstrongself-worthisbuilt, notborn. Herearefoursimple, practicalways tonurtureitathome. 

Givethemrealresponsibilities. 

Childrencometotrusttheirownabilitiesmostdeeplywhengiventasksthatcarrygenuine weightandmattertootherswithinthehousehold. _____36_____ Whentheyfinish, ratherthan floodingthemwithempty, sweepingpraise, stepbackandletthemtastetheparticular satisfactionthatariseswhenajob, carefullydone, bearsthemarkoftheirowntwohands. 

_____37_____ 

Childrenareremarkablyquicktoabsorbtheunspokenmessagesadultssendaboutthemselves. Whentheyhearyouspeakofyourownmistakeswithgentlenessratherthanshame, theytakeinthatlessonmorepowerfullythananylecturecoulddeliver. _____38_____ Thequietrespect withwhichyoutreatyourselfwill, moreoftenthannot, becometheblueprintfromwhichthey drafttheirownself-regard. 

Letthemsolvetheirownproblems. 

Thedesiretorushin, tosmootheveryroughedge, tospareyourchildthediscomfortof struggle, canbenearlyimpossibletoresist. Butholdback; itispreciselyinthewrestling—throughthefalsestarts, thefrustratedsighs, andthesmalladjustments—thattheycometosee theirownresourcefulness, discoveringstrengthstheydidnotknowtheypossessed. _____39_____

Celebrateeffort, notjustresults. 

_____40_____ Whenyourchildfinishesatask, resisttheimmediateurgetoaskonlyaboutthe gradeortheprize. Askinstead: Didtheythrowthemselvesintoit?Didtheyhangonwhenthe workgrewboring?Praisingeffort, strategy, andpersistence—ratherthantalentorresult—teachesthemthattheirworthisnotconditionalonbeingthebestornevermakingmistakes. 

A. Modelhealthyself-respectinyourdailylife. 

B. Evensmalleverydayonescarrythisquietpower. 

C. Thathard-wonconfidencewillservethemforyears. 

D. Makesuretopraisethefinalproductmorethantheprocess. 

E. Childrenlearn morefrom what youdo thanfromwhat yousay. 

F. Learn tolook pastthefinalresultandnoticetheeffortbehindit. 

G. Helpthemunderstandthatfailureisanaturalpartofgrowingup. 

八省八校T8联考27届高三10月联合测评-七选五

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In a world full of constant change and uncertainty, courage serves as a compass, guiding individuals through challenges and opening doors to new opportunities that would otherwise remain closed. 

Many people avoid taking on challenging projects due to fear of failure or rejection. _____36_____ That’s because true development happens only when we step beyond familiar boundaries. 

Courage empowers professionals to speak up with ideas, ask for promotions they deserve, and pursue career changes that match their passions. For example, as a young designer, you might hesitate to share a creative concept in a meeting. However, finding the courage to do so could lead to new recognition in the company. _____37_____

Courage also plays a vital role in building trust and strong relationships at work. Admitting mistakes instead of hiding them, and supporting co-workers facing unfair treatment require courage but create a positive work environment. _____38_____ Leaders who demonstrate courage inspire their teams to take calculated risks and welcome innovation, driving both individual and organizational success. 

_____39_____ Starting with small acts of bravery—such as volunteering for a difficult task or sharing an unpopular opinion—builds confidence over time. As courage grows, so does determination, enabling professionals to bounce back from difficulties and view failures as learning opportunities rather than permanent defeats. 

In the end, courage is not just about being fearless but about acting despite fear. It is the force that transforms potential into achievement, and uncertainty into opportunity. _____40_____ It paves the way for long-term success and satisfaction. 

A. It is just a one-time achievement. 

B. This way, people feel valued and respected. 

C. This comfort zone becomes a barrier to growth. 

D. Developing professional courage is a gradual process. 

E. Undoubtedly, this will speed up your career progress. 

F. Therefore, developing courage is not just an option but a necessity. 

G. It is up to you to develop and use courage to live your meaningful lives. 

福建省百校联考27届高三10月阶段检测-七选五

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Intoday’sbusylife, prioritiescomefirst. Atypicalto-dolistusuallycontainswork- relatedactivities, shopping, cleaning, andthenmaybeself-care. Butanewpopulartrendis lookingtomakeself-careadailyhabitthatdoesn’tfallonthebottomofthelist. Thistrendis knownaswellnessstacking（健康叠加）, accordingtoHealthline. _____36_____ Usethegoodhabits you’realreadydoingandbuildonthemtodoevenmore. 

_____37_____ Accordingtomentalhealthprofessionals, designedtogiveyousmallwins, wellnessstackingisahealthywaytosupportemotionalwell-being. “Fromamental-health perspective, wellnessstackingismoresustainablebecauseitcentersonsmall, realistichabits ratherthanextremeroutines,”saidAndreaGleim, apsychologist. 

Additionally, ratherthandramaticreinventionsofyourself, wellnessstackingbuildson thetopofyouralreadyexistingroutine, accordingtoVogueSingapore. Allyouneedtodois toaddaself-carehabittoanexistingwellnessbehavior. _____38_____ 

Tobuildeffectivestacking, planwhatyouwanttoincorporateandhowitfitswithyour currentroutine. Lookatyourdayandpinpoint（精准找到）consistentactivities—showering, brushingyourteeth, housework, etc. _____39_____ Forinstance, whilewaitingforthekettleto boil, doa60-secondstretch, andwheneveryoucheckyourphone, takethreedeepbreaths. 

Thekeytowellnessstackingistostartwithjustonehabitandonceitbecomesroutine, addanadditionalone. _____40_____ “Thosesmallhabitscreatesmallwins. which boostmotivation andreinforcethebehaviorovertime,”saidGleim. “Ourbrainslovepatterns, andwellness stackingturnsself-careintoasimple, repeatablerhythminsteadofalonglistofdisconnected tasks.”

A. Butisthistrendeffective?

B. Andcanyoukeepthisroutineup?

C. Combiningwellnessbehaviorstogethermakesiteasiertostick. 

D. Takingbabystepsisthewaytosuccessfullybuildyourstack. 

E. Startwellnessstackingandsoonyouwillbuildareliablesystem. 

F. It’sthepracticeoflinkingtwoormoreself-carehabitstogether. 

G. Thenthinkofasmallwellnesshabityoucanattachtotheseactivities. 

广东省广州十校联考27届高三10月适应性训练-七选五

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When someone you care about is suffering, your first instinct is often to help them get through hard times. However, many people fall into a common trap: offering advice too quickly. _____36_____ Experts note that rushed solutions often make people feel unvalued and misunderstood instead of comforted. Here is how you can offer genuine support without rushing to give advice.

_____37_____ Many people tend to give advice mainly to ease their own anxiety rather than help others. Seeing loved ones struggle brings uncertainty and discomfort, which explains the strong urge to fix problems immediately. In fact, most difficulties are impossible for outsiders to solve. Instead of trying to fix everything for them, a more helpful approach is to support them as they work through their difficulties. 

Creating a sense of connection is another key to effective support. _____38_____ Simple and sincere responses like “That sounds hard” often work better than immediate suggestions. These plain words let people know their feelings are recognized and that they are not alone in the struggle. It is more important to stay with them patiently than to fix their troubles in a hurry.

Respect other people’s right to make their own decisions. Everyone knows their own situation and feelings best. _____39_____When communicating with people in pain, keep a curious and humble attitude. Use empathetic sentences to recognize their feelings and let them take the lead in the conversation. Never act like an expert who has all the answers to their life problems.

Finally, practical help can sometimes matter more than words. When people are trapped in hardship, daily chores can become huge burdens. Small voluntary acts, including delivering meals or helping with everyday tasks, can greatly reduce their pressure. _____40_____ The essence of support is not perfect words, but sincere and consistent care.

A. Ask yourself what is driving your urge to help.

B. Rushed positive comments should also be avoided.

C. This typical behavior actually hurts more than it helps.

D. Never take others’ problems as your own responsibility.

E. What you do for them may matter more than what you promise.

F. The first response they need is not a solution but an acknowledgment.

G. If you decide everything for them, they may feel their voice is ignored.

广东省上进联考27届高三10月训练-七选五

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Seeinggreenorangeswhenexpectingabrightorangecoloriscommonforgrowers. This inconsistency often leads to the assumption that the fruit is unripe or damaged. _____36_____ Theappearance of thepeelisimpactedbyenvironmentalandnutritionalfactorsseparatefromthefruit’sinternal readiness. 

The mostinfluentialenvironmentalfactordeterminingthecolorbreakfromgreentoorangeis temperature, which affects chlorophyll（叶绿素）. _____37_____ Thatmeansthefruitwillstaygreeneven when fully mature. A significant drop in temperature, specifically cool nighttime temperatures typically below 55°F, is required to naturally start the degreening process. 

In warmersubtropicalandtropicalclimates, thesecooltemperaturesmaynotoccurconsistently during the harvestseason, causing the fruit to remain green on the tree long after it is ready to eat. Without the temperature signal to end chlorophyll production, the orange color remains covered. _____38_____

Certainkinds, suchasValenciaoranges, areknownfor“re-greening”. Thisoccurswhenthefruit matures and turns orange during cooler periods, but then absorbs chlorophyll back into the peel if left on the tree as the weather warms in late spring or summer. _____39_____ Itdoesnotaffecttheflavor, andisessentially the tree attempting to protect the fruit from sun damage. 

_____40_____ Theprimaryconcernisoftenanimbalanceinvolvingnitrogen（氮）. Tocorrectthis, growers should reduce the amount of nitrogen applied. This can help shift the tree’s resources away from chlorophyllmaintenanceandtowardcolordevelopment. Besides, addressingotherpotentialproblems, like magnesium（镁）, can indirectly support the necessary processes for proper coloration. 

A. Inwinter, thepeelturnsorangeagain. 

B. This change is purely visual and external. 

C. Many consumers only pick orange oranges. 

D. Thus, tropicalorangesstaylightgreenwhensold. 

E. However, the green color is not a sign of poor quality. 

F. Apart from temperatures, nutrients may also be to blame. 

G. A previous study shows that warm weather slows its breakdown. 

广东省深圳市27届高三10月质检-七选五

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Doctors often recommend about 150 minutes of exercise each week to maintain good health. This may sound like a lot, but it can be broken down into about 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week. For people with busy schedules, even this can seem difficult. However, experts say that exercise does not need to be done all at once. _____16_____ 

This idea is known as “exercise snacking”. It means doing small amounts of physical activity at different times instead of one long workout. Simple actions like taking the stairs can contribute to your total exercise time. _____17_____ These small efforts can add up and help improve overall health.

When exercise time is short, high-intensity interval training (HIIT) can be especially useful. _____18_____ These are followed by periods of rest or lighter activity. HIIT can burn calories quickly and help build strength. Meanwhile, regular aerobic（有氧的）exercise is beneficial to heart health, especially when it lasts at least 10 minutes.

_____19_____ Combining different types of activities, like strength training and aerobic exercise, can bring greater benefits than focusing on only one type. Together, they help improve fitness, increase energy, and support long-term health. For people who spend long hours sitting, it is important to stay active during the day.

Other changes, such as using a standing desk or sitting on an exercise ball, can also improve posture and encourage movement. _____20_____ In general, regular physical activity helps improve heart health, strengthen the body, and reduce the risk of diseases.

A. A balanced approach to exercise is also essential.

B. Try one type of exercise and stick to it for a long time.

C. It can be divided into shorter periods throughout the day.

D. These small adjustments can make a difference over time.

E. This type of exercise includes short bursts of strong effort.

F. Walking during breaks or standing up more often also helps.

G. It is easier to find 30 minutes of extra time than an hour or more.

广东省六校27届高三10月联考-七选五

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Most people have experienced obvious exhaustion after excessive social interactions. Constant social engagement can gradually drain one’s energy,leaving people emotionally exhausted. _____36_____ Let’s explore several practical methods to refuel energy and restore inner balance.

Occasional alone time enables the brain to process recent social experiences without the constant demand for interaction. _____37_____ This could mean sitting quietly, sipping tea or letting your mind wander freely. Such aloneness acts like a phone charger, effectively refreshing your mind and preparing you for future social challenges. 

Journaling helps people process complex emotions and identify factors that consume their social energy.Transforming inner feelings into written words can relieve stress and promote mental well-being. You may start with a simple question about your recent troubles and let true feelings flow naturally. _____38_____

Endless scrolling on social media seems like a relaxing cure, yet it actually drains your energy further. Social comparison brought by social media may raise your anxiety level.Instead of aimless online browsing, you should set regular screen-free hours every day. _____39_____ Playing with the kids or tidying your room makes a wonderful choice. 

_____40_____ Staying in fresh surroundings can greatly brighten your mood. Environmental psychology studies confirm the positive link between outdoor exposure and mental health. Green spaces can effectively improve people’s well-being.Even a short 10-minute walk in parks or wild areas can adjust your negative mood and reshape your mindset. 

A. Proper rest is an effective way to refill your social energy. 

B. Reserve an hour daily for yourself, free from any disturbance.

C. Use this time to engage with the physical world to get refreshed. 

D. This self-reflection helps you figure out what you need to recharge.

E. Think of things you have longed to try but never got a chance to do. 

F. It is common and most people are eager to recharge their social battery. 

G. Connecting with nature works amazingly well for restoring your social battery.

湖北省楚天协作体27届高三10月阶段检测-七选五

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Finding a career as a teenager can be a frightening task, but it’s an important step in preparingyou for the future. _____36_____ It’s a long-term professional path that allows you to use your skills and hobbies to earn a living and make a huge contribution to your country. So, how doyoustart?

Identify your interests and values. You need to find what you’re most passionate about. Figuring out what matters most to you can help guide you towards a career. If you want to try different careers, there are countless career paths to choose from. _____37_____ You should step out of your comfort zone and research different industries and job titles to get opportunities.

Develop your knowledge and skills. This can involve taking relevant classes, participating in training sessions and volunteering in your community. _____38_____ You should build relationships with people who have firsthand experience in the fields. Consider joining professional workshops, attending career fairs and connecting with consultants who can offer advice. 

_____39_____ Finding a career that fits your interests and values may not happen overnight. It may take time, patience and effort to obtain the perfect job. If you stay focused and keep an open mind, you will increase your chances of finding a rewarding career. 

Remember that finding a career as a teenager is an exciting process that requires self-reflection, exploration and persistence. By taking the time tounderstand your interests, developing your competence, and seeking direction from others, you can set yourself up for success. _____40_____ 

A. Stay patient and keep a positive attitude. 

B. A career means more than simply having a job. 

C. Keep working hard at the career you have chosen. 

D. Besides, getting advice can also be helpful. 

E. In time, you will find a career that truly satisfies you. 

F. Sometimes, you may feel uncertain about your future career. 

G. It is important to keep an open mind when exploring your choices. 

湖北省荆荆襄恩27届高三10月联合考试-七选五

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You may remember how much fun it was to feed bread to ducks when you were a kid. As it turns out, bread isn’t a good way to keep birds healthy—in fact, it’s rather like us making a mealof potato chips!“_____36_____ It’s equal to junk food.” says expert Erika Zambello. “If they fill up on bread, they might not eat the good food they need to survive and grow up.”

Bread is often processed and made with things that aren’t found easily in nature by birds. _____37_____ “Birds’ tiny bodies need lots of energy to survive cold, severe weather, and to lay eggs and raise their young. Birdseed and other more natural foods better provide proteins that arenecessary to produce energy,” says Holly Grant, Nest Watch project assistant. 

As an example of the potential negative effects, feeding bread to young birds like ducklings might prevent them from learning to hunt for food on their own. In the long term, if ducks don’t eat food they need to be healthy they could get sick or even die. 

_____38_____ “Native plants can help provide seeds and fruits that birds love, but they alsosupport healthy insect populations, which are also a critical food source for songbirds,” says Grant. “_____39_____”

When providing food for birds at feeders, use energy-rich options, like sunflower seeds, peanuts, sugar water, or oranges. Because different species of birds prefer different foods, it’s important to research a little about the birds you are trying to attract so you can provide the right foods. _____40_____ 

A. But sunflower seeds appeal to most birds. 

B. So your kids still wish they could feed them bread. 

C. You can regularly clear native plants from your backyard. 

D. Bread doesn’t make up a normal component of birds’ diets. 

E. Most songbirds in North America feed their young insects only. 

F. Hence, their bodies never “learn”how to process it to their advantage. 

G. You can help birds by planting native plants in your garden to support them. 

湖北省云学联盟27届高三10月联考-七选五

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A table for one once carried an uncomfortable message. People might assume that a solo diner had been stoodup, had no one to eat with, or simply wanted to finish a meal as quickly as possible. _____36_____ More people arenow choosing to eat alone—not because they have to, but because they enjoy the freedom. 

Recent data from restaurant booking platform OpenTable shows that reservations for one have jumped 23% over the past year. Solo diners also spend more per person on average than group customers. _____37_____ For many, the attraction is control—they can choose the restaurant, order whatever they want, and leave whenever they like, without needing to compare schedules or agree on a menu. 

Eating alone can also change the pace of a meal. Without someone sitting across the table, diners may pay more attention to the food, the room, and the activity around them. Some bring a book or sketchpad; others sit at the bar and watch the kitchen staff work. _____38_____ 

Restaurants are beginning to notice the opportunity. Although a solo guest once seemed inefficient for occupying an entire table, they can now be valuable customers. _____39_____ Foods traditionally designed for sharing are increasingly available in individual portions. 

_____40_____ A seat facing an open kitchen gives guests something interesting to watch, and a lively counter feels less awkward than a large empty table. Beyond formal restaurants, fast-food chains report that individual visits now make up a large part of their business, with specialty drinks and small treats particularly suited to solo customers. 

A. That image, however, is changing. 

B. Small design choices can make a big difference. 

C. This change has not happened overnight, of course. 

D. A meal becomes a quiet pause rather than another social event. 

E. Good service, however, matters more than the design of the space. 

F. These figures suggest that eating alone is becoming a planned experience. 

G. Some restaurants are adding more bar seating, while others are creating flexible tables. 

湖南省天壹联考27届高三10月校内检测-七选五

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Weoftenhearabout“resilience（韧性）”anditsconnectiontobuildingahealthy lifestyle. Resilienceistheabilitytoadaptandrecoverfromdifficultsituations. _____36_____ However, knowingwhatresilienceisdiffersfromknowinghowitworks. Resilience involvesbehaviours, thoughts, andactionsthatanyonecanlearnanddevelop. Ithelpsto thinkofresiliencethroughfourcorecomponents, eachofwhichcanhelpyoutodevelopitindifferentways: connection, wellness, healthythinking, andmeaning. 

Buildconnection. 

Oneofthemostimportantwaystobuildresilienceistobuildsocialconnections. Connectionscanbeasourceofcomfort, encouragement, asenseofbelonging, andsometimespracticalhelp. _____37_____ Somemethodsforbuildingconnectionsincludeprioritizingpersonalrelationships, joiningacommunitygroupofsomekind, and developingsupportsystems. 

Supportwellness. 

_____38_____ Weshouldthereforefoster（促进）wellnessbytakingcareofourbodiesand mindsandavoidingnegativeoutlets. Eatingwell, physicalactivity, gettingenoughsleep, andhavingaccesstohealthcareallinfluenceaperson’sabilitytorespondtostress. 

_____39_____ 

Healthythinkingdoesnotmean“toxic（有毒的）positivity”ordenyinghardship. Rather, itmeansbalancinghowyoulookatachallengingsituation. Ononehand, you couldlookatitaspermanentandhopeless. Thatmaybeanunderstandableviewpoint, but notanobjectivelycorrectone. Ontheotherhand, youcouldacknowledgethedifficultyof asituationwhilestillchoosingconstructiveresponses. 

Findmeaning. 

Findingapurposeinlifeguidesustowardsresiliencebyframingourexperienceinthe contextofsomethinggreaterthanourselves. Thiscancomeintheformofhelpingothers, ongoinglearning, spirituality, communitylife, orhavinggoalsandmakingprogress towardsthem. _____40_____

A. Trytostaymentallystrong. 

B. Practisehealthywayofthinking. 

C. Allofthemcanstrengthenresilience. 

D. Setting life goals is the best way to build our resilience. 

E. Creatingmoreopportunitiesforself-discoveryisalsohelpful. 

F. Resilienceismoredifficultifthebodyandmindarenotfunctioninghealthily. 

G. Itistheprocessandoutcomeofsuccessfullyadaptingtochallenginglife experiences. 

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From Xiaohongshu to TikTok, a growing number of foreign faces are sharing their stories of discovering C-beauty, or made-in-China beauty. In one such video, a beauty influencer holds up products from a Chinese brand and exclaims, “This has to be one of the craziest brands I’ve ever seen! _____36_____”

On Xiaohongshu, a French woman shows her shopping fromShanghai in a video before returning home. _____37_____ “I always knew Chinese products were good, but buying them in person made me realize just how incredible the quality is,” she says in Mandarin. 

For many, the appeal of Chinese beauty brands comes from more than just their attractive packagingandmoderndesign. _____38_____ Mendes, a28-year-oldBrazilianmaster’sstudent atShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity, hasattendedalmosteveryproductexpo（博览会）in Shanghai, testing items from both major and niche domestic brands. She is pleasantly surprised to discover that their quality is as good as that of any renowned overseas brand. “I could see, touch, smell and try various products. Many ingredients have been used traditionally for hundreds of years and are embedded in Chinese culture,” says she. 

_____39_____ Theyarelistedin ancient medical classics and are now widely used in domestic beautyproducts. Thispracticereflectstheancientphilosophyofgentleandnaturalskin care. Today, more and more overseas tourists and foreigners are seeking out Chinese cosmetics（化妆品）shops. 

What fuels this enthusiasm is the accelerating global expansion of Chinese brands. Overseas consumers’ perception of Chinese beauty is shifting from“Made in China” to“Created in China”. _____40_____ InShanghai’sFengxiandistrict, theOrientalBeauty Valleyis becoming thefactoryfor China’s cosmetics industry, with AI-powered workshops paving the way for“lights-out factories”. 

A. But its fancy packaging was not enough to catch my eye. 

B. This has won the trust of many foreign buyers around the world. 

C. This change has been driven by years of solid domestic industry. 

D. After applying the products to my face, I was completely won over. 

E. The purchases include creams, perfumes, eye shadow and face masks. 

F. Among these ingredients are Chinese herbs such as ginseng（人参）and green tea. 

G. The thoughtful and natural integration of traditional Chinese ingredients behind them is equally impressive. 

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Choosing your senior high school academic track is one of the most important decisions you will make. It can feel overwhelming, but a methodical approach can help you make a choice you feel confident about. 

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This is the starting point. What subjects do you genuinely enjoy?In which classes doyou feel most attractedand motivated?A subject you love will help you stick to it through challenging coursework. Don’t choose a subject just because your friends are taking it.

Assess your academic strengths. 

Interestaloneisn’tenough. Behonestwithyourselfaboutyourabilities. _____37_____ Review your past gradesandteacherfeedback. Atrackthataligns（使一致）with both your interests and your strengths sets you up for success. 

Consider your future goals. 

Thinkaboutyourpotentialuniversitymajorsandcareeraspirations（抱负）. Researchthe necessary subjects required for those fields. _____38_____ For instance, if you’re aiming for engineering, physics and mathematics areoftenessential

Seek advice and information. 

You don’t have to figure this out alone. _____39_____ They can provide valuable insights into course contentand difficulty. Also, talk to your school counselors; they are experts inhelping students navigate this very decision. 

Making this decision is a significant step. _____40_____ It’s about selecting the path that best supports your journey of growth and learning. 

A. Explore your full potential. 

B. Identify your genuine interests. 

C. Make sure your selected track meets these requirements. 

D. Learning about your personality can be equally important. 

E. It’s wise to talk to teachers of the subjects you’re considering. 

F. By weighing these factors carefully, you can find a suitable direction. 

G. Forexample, loveforbiologyisgreat, butstrongperformanceinscienceisimportant. 

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Why Being Sensitive is a Strength

There are plenty of traits we take pride in but being “sensitive” is usually perceived as a weakness. It’s used to mean you’re fragile, thin-skinned, or just overreacting. The message sensitive people get is that they should “overcome” their sensitivity and “toughen up.” _____36_____ Sensitive people are born to process information more deeply than others do, enabling them to notice what others miss, and have a vivid inner life. Such depth is profitable. 

_____37_____ Many artists, musicians, and actors are themselves sensitive people. But it doesn’t end with the arts. The same ability translates to innovation. Many of our greatest thinkers and scientists have been sensitive people. They tend to be deep thinkers and end up seeing more possibilities and solutions. 

Another strength sensitive people have is their decision-making ability, which may give them an evolutionary advantage. In a computer simulation（模拟）of natural selection, creatures who spent more resources considering their options and comparing them to past results, as sensitive people do, came out ahead in the long term compared to less sensitive creatures. _____38_____ In the wilderness, that might mean tracking down wild animals when everyone is hungry. 

But perhaps the greatest advantage of sensitive people is what we call the “Boost Effect.” The “Boost Effect” means that sensitive people get more of a boost from the same things that help anyone. _____39_____ If you’re a sensitive person, you can activate this ability by cultivating a supportive environment around yourself and by seeking out resources such as training, therapy, or coaching. 

If any of this sounds like you, you might be more sensitive than you realize. If so, you have probably felt the pressure to hide it. But that’s a trap. _____40_____ So stop hiding. Embrace it, and show it to the world. 

A. Trying to do so only cuts you off from your gift. 

B. However, sensitivity is not necessarily a drawback. 

C. They are energized by any form of training or support. 

D. The most well-known sensitive gift is perhaps creativity. 

E. That is because they are more knowledgeable and open-minded. 

F. They accumulated more resources over time and out-survived others. 

G. One of the benefits of sensitivity is that it makes people more committed. 

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Scientificliteracyreferstotheabilitytounderstand, interpretandevaluatescientific information. It enables people to grasp how and why things work the way they do. _____36_____ Here are some ways to improve scientific literacy: 

Fight misinformation. 

Science education isessential to fighting misinformation. _____37_____ Without this ability, they’re more likely to take untrue or science illiterate alternatives at face value. This has led to people outright denying the reality of climate change and global warming. Teaching people how to identify reliable information can prevent such misconceptions. 

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People are more likely to achieve scientific literacy when they see it has practical value. So show them how an increased understanding of science can boost economic productivity, increase personal well‑being, improve professional development, and have a positive general impact on their everyday lives. 

Specify needed skills. 

_____39_____ To make learning more manageable, it’s important to break these down into smaller, digestible components. For example, show people how to form a hypothesis（假设）, conduct an experimentusingthescientificmethod, orreadthroughasciencepaperandevaluateits truthfulness. 

Take a wide-angle view. 

Encourage people to study different scientific fields. For example, someone may have a hard time understanding the scientific processes underlying a life science (like chemistry) but also take to a more physical branch of the field (like earth science). Use their enthusiasm for the latter to inspire them to work harder to understand the former. _____40_____ 

A. Demonstrate real‑world benefits. 

B. Show how to engage with science. 

C. It also enhances their critical thinking skills. 

D. Scientific literacy involves a wide range of skills. 

E. Multiple skills can be presented in a rather innovative way. 

F. People must learn to check if information sources are true. 

G. Try different strategies to encourage a love of the field in general. 

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Picking up a cat appropriately is more challenging than people realize. _____36_____ Remember that with each step you should remain calm and quiet. 

First, you should be mindful of the placement of your hands and arms. It is better to place one hand and part of your arm under the cat’s front legs and the other underneath her back legs. She needs to feel supported under her rear end（后部）especially. 

_____37_____ Once you pick her up, you ought to immediately bring her close to your body, against your chest or stomach. Do so as soon as possible during lifting, even before you have fully stood up. 

You are bound to hold the cat securely. Many times people will move on to wrapping their arms around the cat. This is fine, as long as you continue to hold the cat against you, and her rear end is always supported. _____38_____ You can allow them to do this. 

During the holding, you are expected to continue monitoring body language. Though the cat might like being held at first, it will show you signs when it gets tired of it. It may shake its tail, make its body tight, and move restlessly in your arms. _____39_____ 

A safe way means a quiet area away from activity. Even though cats can jump from high places, it is more secure and more polite to assist the cat in meeting the height to which she is to jump. _____40_____ If you wish to set her on a surface, bring her close to the surface both in height and proximity（临近）. 

By keeping all those tips in mind, you will enjoy a good relationship with your cat during the holding. 

A. Next comes the question of how to lift the cat. 

B. Therefore, lifting up a cat is difficult for many cat lovers. 

C. First you have no idea how to make your cat comfortable. 

D. Some shy cats may choose to hide their face in the crook of your arm. 

E. Read these steps to ensure the cat is comfortable and safe in your arms. 

F. If any of these things occur, put the cat down right away in a safe way. 

G. Forexample, tosetherdown, kneelsoshecanjumpfromalowerheight. 

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How to Teach Children the Value of Hard Work

In teaching children hard work, what we are really talking about is building self-confidence and perseverance when something is difficult. Teaching children hard work also encourages children to try new things. Here are some tips on teaching children the value of hard work. 

Praise the effort more than the accomplishment. 

If a child is praised more for being naturally good at doing a handstand（倒立）than when they work hard but fail at the monkey bars, they’re learning that better outcomes come from doing things that are easy. _____36_____ This will help them learn that hard work, effort, and practice is valued as much as the actual outcome. 

Give specific praise. 

_____37_____ When you praise your child, be specific about what you would like them to continue doing. “I like how you didn’t give up even after you fell off the monkey bars. You can do it!”Effort-specific praise lets your childhow that you notice the work they are putting in and positively reinforces that effort. 

Coach your child instead of taking over. 

A coach’s job is to help develop skills. Instead ofjumping in to finish something when your child struggles, askyourself what tool or mindset can help them be successful. _____38_____ Consider a child struggling to buckle（扣紧）the seatbelt because the jacket keeps getting caught. Coach your child to identify the problem and figure out a solution. 

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Tell your child stories of times when you thought about giving up but decided to try again instead, or about a mistake you made and how you solved the problem. Also encourage your children to talk to you about things in their life that they work hard at. These conversations help fuel the thought processes behind hard work and determination. 

Teaching your child the value of hard work can have a really positive impact on their future. Hard work is not a burden placed on children. _____40_____ It’s essential for children to understand this in order to reach their fullest potential. 

A. Show by example. 

B. Do it the same day, every day. 

C. It is a gift that prepares them for life. 

D. This willrequire patience on your part. 

E. Be sure to adjust your expectations accordingly. 

F. Instead, praise your child when he tries again after failing. 

G. “Good job”doesn’t teach a child exactly what they did right. 

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Build Daily Drawing Habits with Reward Rules

Formostof mylife, Ihavestruggledtosticktodrawingformorethanafewweeksatatime, eventhoughit’ssomethingthatI’vealwaysknowntobringmejoyandsatisfaction. I’mnotalone. Manyartloversgiveupdrawinghalfwaymainlybecauserepetitivepracticefeelsboringandbrings noimmediatesatisfaction. Settingproperrewardsystemsisascience-backedwaytosticktoregular painting. _____36_____ Herearepracticalrewardstrategiestokeep yourdrawingenthusiasmlasting. 

Set instant small rewards after finishing daily short drawing tasks. 

Don’taimforacompleteartworkeveryday;finisha15-minuteoutlinefirst. _____37_____ For example, youcanenjoyyourfavoritedrinkorlistentoabelovedplaylistrightafteryourdaily drawingisdone. Tinytreatsactivatebrain’shappychemicaldopamine（多巴胺）andpushyouto pickuppencilsnextday. 

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Track your continuous drawing days on a habit calendar. Put a golden sticker each day you finishpainting. Whenyoucollect20continuousstickers, rewardyourselfwithnewdrawingpensor anartnotebookyouhavelongwanted. Thislong-termprizeencourageslong-termpersistence insteadofone-daypassion. 

Take social feedback as free spiritual rewards. 

Asbeginners, wemaylacktheskillstopulloffdrawingsthatwe’regenuinelyproudof, soit’s importanttosendsomepositivefeedbacktoourbrainduringorimmediatelyafterdrawingto encourageustoreturntoitlater. _____39_____ Postyourfinisheddraftsonartcommunitiesorshare workswithpaintingpartners. Friendlypraiseandusefuladvicefromothersserveaspowerfulinner motivation, farmorelastingthansnacksorsmallgifts. 

Avoidoverusingmaterialrewardsblindly. 

Toomanyexpensiveprizeswillmakeyoudrawonlyforgiftsratherthanloveforart. External prizesareonlytemporaryhelperstoformartroutines. _____40_____

A. Markcontinuousdrawingprogressandsetstagerewards. 

B. Immediatelittlerewardsshouldmatchshortdailydrawinggoals. 

C. Mostbeginnersdon’tknowhowtodesigneffectiverewardplans. 

D. Showingworkspubliclybringsyoupositivementalencouragement. 

E. Materialrewardsarealwaysthebestchoicefornewpaintinglearners. 

F. Buyingexpensivepaintingtoolshelpsimproveyourdrawingskillsquickly. 

G. Finallyyourloveforcreationitselfwillturnintothebiggestinternalreward. 

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Many schools adopt AI detection tools to discourage students from handing in fully AI-generated writing forhomework and essays. Believing technology can guarantee academic honesty, schools spend large sums ondetection software to spot machine-written content among students’ submissions. _____36_____ Simply banning or detecting AI cannot fix the root problem. What matters more is teaching students to use AI wisely while preservingtheir independent thinking. 

_____37_____ Rather than avoiding AI, students need to understand it. Many schools have launched AI-related courses, helping students learn how AI generates texts and where its limitations lie. By learning to spot AI bias andunreliable arguments, students gain the ability to judge machine-written content reasonably. 

Besides improving students’ AI awareness, schools should also reform their writing teaching methods. _____38_____ Instead of focusing only on final grades, teachers now attach greater importance to the whole learning process. They encourage students to produce original thoughts first through free writing, careful observation andreal-life interviews. Students are allowed to turn to AI for minor improvements afterwards. In this way, AI servesonly as a helper for revision and inspiration, rather than a replacement for independent creation. 

_____39_____ Currently, a growing number of students rely heavily on AI to polish their compositions for better scores. Over-reliance on AI will gradually rob students of their unique voices and creative thinking. As a result, their writing becomes standardized, shallow and lacking personal features. This trend prevents students from developing real writing competence. 

Therefore, education should always prioritize personal experience, independent reflection and genuine original creation in student writing. _____40_____ 

A. However, real-world problems still remain. 

B. This is what truly matters for students’ growth. 

C. One solution is to develop students’ basic AI literacy. 

D. Such measures fail to guide students in using AI properly. 

E. AI-powered writing tools bring great convenience to student users. 

F. Schools should strictly limit students’ use of AI in their schoolwork. 

G. Teachers have adjusted their way of designing meaningful writing tasks. 

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Deadlines: More Than Just a Countdown

People like to make their commitments at the start of a year, month or week, after birthdays, and even after national holidays. Landmarks in the calendar seem to give people a chance to get rid of their old selves and start afresh. However, people don’t have to wait for the new year to roll around. _____36_____ 

Deadlines serve as a cure for procrastination, a fundamental human tendency to put things off for no good reason. Researchers investigated what happened when dental clinics varied the check-up reminders sent to their patients, promising goodies like a free dental kit for those who arranged appointments within a certain time frame. _____37_____ Even without rewards, setting a deadline motivated people to book their next check-ups. 

_____38_____ When Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was asked about his recipe for making good decisions, his response was “discord plus deadline”—disagreements ensure that people discuss the issues properly, whiledeadlines stop them talking at length. Most people prefer tighter deadlines, which produce quicker responses, drawing work to a close when there is nothing more to be gained from extending it. 

Third, deadlines create shared expectations within organizations. Consider how companies apply for patentsfor their new inventions. The research team must complete the technical details by a given date, the legaldepartment needs time to prepare the documents, and the finance team must approve the budget. _____39_____ Deadlines ensure that each department finishes its part on time, so the application is submitted before the finalcutoff. 

However, deadlines can have side effects. They can weaken people’s sense of autonomy. They can distract from longer-term goals. Most obviously, they may cause work to be rushed. _____40_____ After all, any deadline is better than none. 

A. This is where deadlines truly prove their value.

B. A delay in any step can hold up the entire process. 

C. However, deadlines often lead to poor quality work.