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【题目】Homework can put you in a bad mood, but that might actually be a good thing.New research suggests that, in some cases, being too happy can hurt your performance on certain kinds of tasks.To test whether it is true, researchers performed two learning experiments with children.

The first experiment included 30 children, aged 10 and 11.Each child was given 20 problems in which a houselike shape was hidden inside a different, larger image.The children had to find the small shape while sitting in a room.Either positive or sad classical music was played in the background.

As a measure of mood,the scientists asked the children to point to ont of five faces,ranging from happy to sad.Children listening to the positive music tended to point to the smiling faces.Children surrounded by sad music pointed instead to the frowns(皱眉).The researchers found that sad children took at least to find the small shapes and also correctly found on average three or four more shapes.

In the second experiment,61 children,aged 6 and 7,faced the same type of problems.They watched one of three scenes.One scene was happy.One was neutral(中立的).One was sad.And just like in the first experiment; kids who felt sad or neutral performed better on the tests.They solved on average two or three more problems.

The researchers think that feeling down causes people more likely to fix their attention on a problem or difficult situation.However, other studies suggest that people who feel happy are better able to fix their attention on details.Some researchers insist that the new studies have flaws.Its possible that the lively music in the first experiment took childrens attention away from their task of finding shapes.

While scientists continue to work on finding the answers,it will might be worth adapting your tasks for your mood.

【1】 What did the researchers want to find out the experiments?

A.What determines success in childrens study

B.How to train children to keep a happy mood

C.Whether and how childrens moods affect their performance

D.Whether too much homework affects childrens moods

【2】What did the two experiments have in common?

A.Children were divided into happy and sad groups

B.Children were asked to find hidden shapes

C.Children in a sad moon were considered much cleverer

D.Researchers used music to measure childrens moods

【3】 Through the two experiments, researchers think that sadness cause people to___.

A.perform better in some cases

B.become cleverer than before

C.pay more attention to details

D.be more likely to be influenced by music

【答案】【1】C

【2】B

【3】A

【解析】【1】推理判断题。根据第一段内容可知,新的研究表明,太喜悦可能会影响一个人在某些任务上的表现,而所做的实验都是为了检测孩子们在心情不同的情况下完成任务或者解决问题所产生的不同效果,故答案为C。

【2】细节理解题。根据第二段Each child was given 20 problems in which a houselike shape was hidden inside a different,larger image和第四段...faced the same type of problems可知,两个实验中的孩子们面临同样的任务:寻找出规定的图形。

【3】推理判断题。根据倒数第二段The researchers think that feeling down causes people more likely to fix their attention on a problem or difficult situation可知,通过这两个实验,研究人员认为情绪低落反而会使人更可能集中精力解决问题。

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I realized Kayla didn't know that Michelle was blind. It had just never ________ in conversation. When I told her, she didnt ________ me at first. "But Mommy, Michelle understand exactly what was in my _______!" Kayla insisted. Michelle told me that my picture shouwed joy, _______ and a sense of accomplishment. She really _______what I was doing!Kayla said she had never felt how good finger-painting was _______Michelle taught her. I knew my child was ________ ---- Michelle had listened to Kayla when she _______ her artwork. Michelle had also _______ Kayla express her pride in her work, and she excitement at her _______ of the way colors blend.

We were _______ for a minute. Then Kayla said slowly, "You know, Mommy, Michelle really did see my picture. She just used my ________."

Yes, she uses a special type of "vision" that all mothers coule use.

【1】A. ways B. methods C. talents D. senses

【2】A. enjoyed B. succeeded C. missed D. found

【3】A. satisfied B. moved C. excited D. enjoyed

【4】A. hardly B. especially C. really D. mostly

【5】A. mix B. draw C. find D. talk

【6】A. cooked B. played C. stayed D. painted

【7】A. sight B. attention C. interest D. observation

【8】A. color B. art C. finger D. fun

【9】A. come around B. come across C. come through D. come up

【10】A. agree B. accept C. believe D. approve

【11】A. attitude B. picture C. world D. life

【12】A. regret B. sorrow C. pride D. achievement

【13】A. heard B. saw C. touched D. felt

【14】A. until B. after C. when D. since

【15】A. right B. wrong C. confused D. clear

【16】A. created B. described C. designed D. produced

【17】A. heard B. seen C. made D. imagined

【18】A. study B. research C. knowledge D. discovery

【19】A. silent B. worried C. confused D. sad

【20】A. hands B. eyes C. works D. feelings

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