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A.Shopping. B.Exercising. C.Socializing.
3.Howdoesthewomansound?
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4.WhatdoesthemanprobablysuggestHelendo?
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C.Sharemorestorieswithfriends.
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Whetheryourecentlygraduatedoryourschooldaysaredistantmemories,youprobably
rememberthatoneteacher—theonewhomadeyoufeelseen,supportedandcapableofmore
thanyouimagined.Theywererightbesideusaswelearnedandgrewthroughlife,shaping
thepeoplewearetoday.WhilewehavedayslikeWorldTeachersDaytohonorthem,a
singledayjustisntenoughtosaythankyou.
Wedlovetohearthestoryofyourfavoriteteacher.Tellusyourstoryandwemight
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Foryears,the3:00PMschoolpickupwasnotajoyfulreunion,butaconstantexercisein
emotionalstrength.Itwasaroutineofsmallhopesquietlydisappearing.Everysingleday,as
my11yearoldson,Leo,buckledhisseatbelt,Iwouldofferthesamecheerful,practiced
query:“Howwasyourday?”
Andeverysingleday,foryears,theresponsewasacarboncopy:“Fine,fine.”Itwas
alwaysdeliveredtothedashboard,tothewindow,toanywherebutme.Noeyecontact.No
changeinhisvoice.Hisautism(\]^)createdasortofglasswallbetweenus.Throughit,
Icouldseemyboy,butIcouldneverquitefeelhimreachback.Theeasy,simpletalkthat
otherparentsseemtoenjoywithoutasecondthoughtfeltlikeadream.IfeltlikeIwas
pouringyearsofloveintoanemptyspace,myconstanteffortsmetwithapeaceful,yet
heartbreaking,apathy.Ihadquietlybeguntoacceptthatthissilentbarrierwassimplyour
forever.
Butthatearlyspringafternoonwasunusual.Iaskedthesamequestion,expecting
nothing.“Howwasyourday,Leo?”
Hebuckledhisbelt.“Good,good,”hesaid.Achangefromthescript,butIbarelyhad
timetoregisterit.
Then,heturned.Forthefirsttimeinwhatfeltlikealifetime,Leolookeddirectlyatme.
Hiseyeswereclear,focused,andpresent.“Howwasyourday,Mom?”
Theworldseemedtostopspinning.Thesimplequestion—thattinybridgehehadbuilt
allonhisownfromhisworldtomine—wasthemostbeautifulthingIhadeverheard.It
wasntjustwords;itwastheanswertoyearsofunseenpatience.Mybreathcaught,and
tears,hotanduncontrollable,streameddownmyface.IgavehimtheonlytruthIhad.“Its
reallygood,Leo,”Isaid,myvoicecracking.“Itsthebestdayever.”
【QJ!"#$ ! 3"(#8")】24.Whydidthemotherkeepaskinghersonthesamequestionforyears?
A.Shetriedtocheerhersonup.
B.Sheenjoyedtheirdailyroutine.
C.Shelongedforarealinteraction.
D.Shefeltsorryforhersonscondition.
25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“apathy”inparagraph2probablymean?
A.Lackofinterest. B.Lossofmemory.
C.Signofrespect. D.Senseofpeace.
26.Whatmadethespringafternoonunusualforthemother?
A.Leobuckledhisseatbelthimself.
B.Leoshowedactiveconcernforher.
C.Leocaughtsightofhersuddentears.
D.Leolistenedtoherwithgreatpatience.
27.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?
A.ClearEyes,FullHeart B.TalkMore,LoveBetter
C.TheAnswertoEducation D.ARewardofPatience
C
Youmayhaveheardthatkale(_‘ab)isthe“queenofgreens”,loadedwithessential
nutrientslikecalcium,iron,andvitamins A,C,and K.Itisalsoarichsourceof
carotenoids—plantbasedcompoundsthatactasantioxidants(cdef)tosupporteyeand
skinhealth.However,gettingthebenefitsofthissuperfoodisnotassimpleaseatingit
plain.AccordingtoastudypublishedinFoodNutrition,thewayyoupreparethisleafygreen
determineshowwellitsnutrientsareabsorbed.
Thestudyinvestigatedtheimpactofvariouscookingstrategiesbyusingasimulated
modelofthehumandigestivesystem.Researcherscomparedtheabsorptionofnutrientswhen
kalewaseatenaloneversuswhenitwasdressedwithasimplemixtureofoliveoilandwater.
Theresultswereclear:nutrientsaremuchbetterabsorbedwhenkaleispairedwithfat,
whetherthevegetableisraworcooked.
“Kalecontainsmanyfatdependentnutrients,”explainsstudycoauthorRuojieVanessa
Zhang.“Buttheydonotdissolvewellinthewaterystomachenvironmentwhenkaleiseaten
alone.”Whenoliveoilisadded,itformstinyparticlescalled “mixed micelles”during
digestion.Theseparticlesactliketinyvehicles,carryingcarotenoidsacrossthegutwall.
Withoutthesefatdroplets,thenutrientsremaintrapped,leadingtolimitedabsorption.
Tounlockthese“trapped”nutrients,preparationiskey.DavidJulianMcClements,a
professoroffoodscience,suggests“massaging”kalewitholiveoil.Thisprocesshelpsbreak
downcellwalls,leadingtowhatexpertscalla“jailbreak”fornutrients.Whileoliveoilisa
popularchoice,otherhealthyfatslikeavocado,nuts,orcanolaoilcanalsodothetrick.
Ultimately,thebestwaytoeatkaleisthewayyouenjoyitmost.Whetheryoublendit
intoasmoothie,stirfryit,ortossitintoasoup,rememberthegoldenrule:kaleneedsa
littlefattoshine.
28.Whichaspectofthestudydoesparagraph2mainlytalkabout?
A.Itsobjective. B.Itsinfluence.
C.Itsbackground. D.Itsprocedure.
29.WhyshouldweeatkalewithoilaccordingtoRuojieVanessaZhang?
A.Toimproveitstaste. B.Togetmorenutrients.
C.Totrapthewaterinside. D.Toprotectthestomach.
30.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthe“jailbreak”processinparagraph4?
A.Optional. B.Theoretical. C.Essential. D.Controversial.
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A.Toadvocateforabalanceddiettopreservenaturalhealth.
B.Toofferscientificguidanceonmaximizingkalesbenefits.
C.Torevealthecrucialroleoffatinkalenutrientabsorption.
D.Toclarifyacommonmisconceptionaboutkalesnutrition.
D
Griefcanbringwavesofheartache—butformostpeople,thosefeelingsgraduallyfade.
Forsome,theydont.Thelossremainsintense,persistent,anddifficulttohandleindaily
life.Thiscondition,knownasprolongedgriefdisorder(PGD),wasaddedtotheDiagnostic
andStatisticalManualofMentalDisorders5(DSM5)in2022.
“Theressomethingblockingtheirabilitytofinallysay,‘Ihavetoacceptthis,’”says
KatherineShear,directorofthe CenterforProlonged GriefatColumbia University.
Researchersarenowbeginningtounderstandwhy.PGDmayinvolvebreakdownsinthebrain
systemsthatgovernattachmentandreward,accordingtoa2026studypublishedinTrendsin
Neurosciences.Inpeoplewithprolongedgrief,thosesystemsmaycontinuetosignalthatthe
lostlovedoneisstillexpected,creatingaconflictbetweenmemoryandreality.
PGDisa“longterm,intense,painfulreactiontoloss,”saysHollyPrigersonatWeill
CornellMedicine.Individualsremain “stuck”,markedbypersistentyearningandnot
acceptingtherealityoftheloss.GriefisconsideredPGDwhensymptomslastlongerthan12
months.
Howdoesitaffectthebrain?Regionsinvolvedinrewardandmotivationappeartoremain
active.“Peoplewithseveregriefarestillexpectingtheexistenceofwhatisgone,makingit
harderforthebraintoupdateandaccepttheloss,”saysShear.Researchpublishedin2020
alsofoundthatPGDinvolvesdifferentactivitypatternsintheamygdala(ghijk).
PGDcanleadtoahigherriskofdeath.Oneexplanationisthatprolongedgriefkeepsthe
bodyinalastingstressresponse.Highlevelsofcortisolcanhurttheheartsystemand
interferewithimmunefunction.
ThemostcommontreatmentisProlongedGriefTherapy.“Thetreatmentfocuseson
helpingpeopleaccepttherealityofthelossandrestoretheircapacityforwellbeing,but
formalrecognitionofPGDiscrucial,asitensuresaccuratediagnosisandeffectivetreatment
forthosestuckinthisdisablingexperience,”Shearexplains.
32.WhatisPGDaccordingtothetext?
A.Griefthatcantbetreated. B.Griefthatbringsheartaches.
C.Griefthatcomesfromgreatloss. D.Griefthatdoesnteasewithtime.
33.Whatdoesthestudypublishedin2026mainlyfocuson?
A.WhoPGDaffects. B.WhatPGDbrings.
C.HowPGDworks. D.WhyPGDspreads.
34.HowdoesPGDaffecthumansaccordingtoKatherineShear?
A.Itdisturbsbrainfunctions. B.Itreducesmemoryactivity.
C.Itweakensimmunesystem. D.Itshortenspeopleslifetime.
35.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?
A.OfficialidentificationofPGDleadstobettermedicalhelp.
B.WellbeingcanberecoveredwithshorttermPGDtherapy.
C.RealityacceptanceofthelossisthemaingoalofcuringPGD.
D.RecognitionofPGDlargelyreliesonpatientsselfawareness.
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Travelingaloneofferssweetfreedom.Youcanbeanybodyyouwanttobewhennoone
knowswhoyouare.However,itcomeswithdistinctchallenges.Noshouldertosleeponin
flight.Notravelmatetosharehotelcosts. 36 Herearethetriedandtestedtipsfor
travelingwithoutfeelingtotallyalone.
Followyourpassion
Addyourhobbyorinterestintoyourtravel. 37 Ifyouloveliteratureorfilms,visit
famouslocationstofindotherpassionatefans.Ifyouenjoyhistoryorculture,joinawalking
tour,whichisawaytointeractwithpeopleandgainabetterunderstandingofanewplace.
Trysomethingnew
Stepoutofyourcomfortzoneandtakealanguagelesson,joinacookingclass,orlearna
newskillinahandsonworkshop.Participatinginaclassconnectsyouwithlocalexpertsand
othertravelers.Youcanbeabraverversionofyourselfwhenyourealoneandawayfrom
home. 38 Thesestructuredhumaninteractionsprovideabalanceofsolotimeand
support.
39
Ifyourclosefriendsarentreadytosetoff,findsomenewfriendsbyjoininganorganized
groupoftravelers.Youllleavehometechnicallyalonebutjoinagroupatyourdestination,
completewithaguideanddriver.Combinedwiththesafetyofthegroup,thistravelstyleis
hardtobeat,especiallyforsolofemaletravelers.
Putyourselfoutthere
40 Joinsolotravelergroupsonsocialmedia,chooseaccommodationslikehostelsor
boutiquehotels,andsitatcommunaltablesincafesandrestaurants.It mightfeel
uncomfortableatfirstbutitgetseasierthemoreyoudoit!Thesesmallconversationswith
shopkeepersorwaiterscanrelieveloneliness.
A.Takesmallsteps.
B.Joinasmallgrouptour.
C.Still,therewardsfaroutweighthechallenges.
D.Butwhyexactlycanyoumeetthesefuturetravelfriends?
E.Youllmeetpeoplewithwhomyouhaveatleastonethingincommon.
F.Ifyouwanttoconnectwithothers,makesureyouresendingtherightmessages.
G.Youmightemergewithmoreknowledge,ahandmadesouvenir,andanewfriendortwo.
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The$1,200governmentreliefchequearrivedonaTuesday.Myfirstthoughtwasto
divideit—$300foreachofmyfourgrownchildren—butaquiet,familiar 41 inmyheart
toldmethismoneybelongedelsewhere.
Mymindwentbackto2008.Thatwastheyearabicycleaccident 42 myhusbands
feetforever.Forsixlongyears,untilhepassedawayin2014,thequiet,endless 43 of
JeffersonWashingtonTownshipHospitalbecamemysecondhome,aworld 44 inthe
rhythmicbeepofmonitors.
Thedoctorsandnursestheredidntjust 45 hisvitals;theyheldmeupright.Back
then,Ihadnothingtogivebut 46 .Ispenthourscraftinglettersof 47 forevery
nursewhoadjustedapilloworsharedakindlookorstayedaminutelongerinthe4AM
silence.I 48 myselfthatifIeverhadthemeans,Iwoulddosomethingmorethanjust
write.
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watchedthetraysofpastaandbreadbeing 49 intotheICUandsurgicalunits.Inside,the
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shouldersforamoment,theirfacessofteningastheytooktheirfirst 52 .Asthesteam
roseinthecoolair,IstoodbythesamehospitalentrancewhereIhadspentsomany 53
nights.Asharpsurgeofwarmth 54 me.
Ilookedattheskyandsmiled,knowinghewaswatchingthosetrays,too. 55 is
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backhome.
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42.A.tested B.marked C.stilled D.seized
43.A.rooms B.walls C.yards D.halls
44.A.measured B.balanced C.limited D.calculated
45.A.follow B.witness C.monitor D.guard
46.A.gifts B.cards C.notes D.words
47.A.praise B.credit C.pride D.belief
48.A.persuaded B.promised C.allowed D.advised
49.A.shifted B.pushed C.dragged D.wheeled
50.A.crowd B.guests C.staff D.patients
51.A.dropped B.folded C.raised D.shook
52.A.look B.breath C.bite D.step
53.A.difficult B.regretful C.surprised D.complex
54.A.returnedto B.washedover C.passedby D.brokeinto
55.A.Justice B.Patience C.Bravery D.Kindness
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Theexhibition,EchoesofHerCentury:AGlobalExhibitionofWomensArt,currently
onviewattheLongMuseuminShanghai, 56 (bring)togetherworksbynearly200female
artistsfrommorethan20countries.Spanningfromtheearly20thcenturytothepresent,the
exhibitionseekstotracea100yeararthistory 57 (write)bywomen.
“Independentandselfaware—theseartistsconveytheirownvoices,”says 58
(organize)WangWei.Overthepastdecade,Wanghaswitnessedfemaleartistsincreasing
influenceintheglobalartscene.Today,womenhavebecome 59 honourablepartof
contemporaryart.Moreoften,theyarereferredtoas “outstandingartists”insteadof
“outstandingfemaleartists”, 60 shows womenarebeing viewed morefortheir
achievementsthanbygender.
However,thepathtosuccessremainsagreatchallenge.Manyfindthatmuchoftheir
timeandenergy 61 (spend)onfamilyduties.Inthissituation,womenoftenforma
“primitivecommunity”, 62 (care)foreachother.Thiscollectivesupportsomehowturns
thestruggleinto 63 (delight)andcherishedexperiences,helpingtheirartisticcareersto
blossom.
Accordingto the Global Art Market Report 2026,female artistrepresentation
strengthened 64 (significant)in2025,reaching50percentamongprimary market
galleries.Worksbyfemaleartistsaccounted 65 37percentofsalesbyvalue,upfrom28
percentin2018.Thesefiguresconfirmthatthemuseumhaswitnessedremarkableprogressof
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specializinginbuildingnarrow,windingdirtbiketrailsforweekendriders.Itwasdusty,
dirtywork,butwiththetreesprovidingshadeandtheonlynoisecomingfrommyteamand
thelocalbirds,therewasntanyplaceIdratherbe.
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Wales,Australia.Mycrew mate,Phil,andIwereworkingclosebyeachother,andthe
soundofourtoolsechoedthroughthehumidforest.
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