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【题目】If you are always in a good mood, everything 1(be) more beautiful. If you are always optimistic, there will be no 2 (difficult) that cannot be overcome. Otherwise, you may feel sad and upset in your life. So 3(keep) a healthy mind is necessary.There are at least two ways to be 4 (mental) healthy. First, believe 5 yourself when you have to decide something, and have enough courage to face any results of 6 (you) own decision. Second, you should develop the ability of self-control, 7 makes you calm down when you 8 (face) with something annoying. In 9 word, being kind to everyone around you and keeping calm when you feel angry is an important way 10 (have) a healthy psychology.

【答案】

1will be

2difficulty

3keeping

4mentally

5in

6your

7which

8are faced

9a

10to have

【解析】本题讲述了心理健康的重要性,和保持心理健康的方法。

1考查时态。从句为条件状语从句一般时,主句用一般将来时,will be。

2考察there be 句型。此句话缺少主语,故用名词形式difficulty。

3考察非谓语动词。非谓语动词形式做该句的主语,用keeping。

4考察副词形式。Mentally做状语,修饰形容词healthy,mentally healthy意为心理健康。

5考察介词搭配。Believe in 为固定短语,后接名词、代词等,意为“相信”。

6考察形容词性物主代词。Your在此处做定语。

7考察非限制性定语从句。Which在此处代指逗号前面的整个句子,译为“这件事”、“这一点”。

8考察固定短语。be faced with,意为“面临,面对”。

9考察冠词用法。In a word,意为“总之”。

10考察非谓语动词。此处to have a healthy psychologyan important way的后置定语。

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