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【题目】 You may have come across the picture that has a number drawn on the floor with two people standing on either side of the number. One person sees a 6, and the other sees a 9.1

They could either stay there arguing and holding on to their ideas, or they could move around and see the difference in their thoughts. This is perspective (视角).

2The world would be a better place if people understood this. But before you start thinking of how you can start seeing things from the perspective of another person, you need to first know what a life perspective is.

Just like the example, life perspective is the way we see life, including the way we approach life and all that are in our personal experience. 3 What we usually have are two different perspectives on one thing. We have a person saying something is bad and should not be done, and then we have another person saying that “bad” is a strong word to use for the same thing.

4And everyone sees things a lot differently compared to the next person. This makes life more complex because, instead of seeing the similarities we share, we often focus on what is different, which leads to disagreements and fights.5It's likely that these problems no longer annoy you.

A.There are more than 7 billion people in the world.

B.In our life, few things are absolutely right or wrong.

C.It seems difficult to decide which perspective is wrong.

D.Simply make a switch and see from a different perspective.

E.A perspective on life can be shaped, changed, or explained.

F.They are both right, yet they are wrong in the eyes of the other person.

G.And they usually make us believe that we are the one who s holding the truth.

【答案】

1F

2E

3B

4A

5D

【解析】

本文是一篇说明文。介绍了人们之所以看待问题会有不同的结论,是因为视角不同。

1

根据前句提到“一个人看到6,另一个人看到9”可知,F项“他们都是对的,但在对方眼里他们是错的”中的“他们”指代前句提到了“两个人”。同时F项中的“在对方眼里他们是错的”指代前句提到“一个人看到6,另一个人看到9”这件事。所以F项切题。故选F项。

2

根据后句提到“如果人们能理解这一点,世界将会变得更美好”可知,E 项“对生活的看法是可以塑造、改变或解释的”的内容就是后句this指代的内容。所以E项切题。故选E项。

3

根据后句提到“我们通常对一件事有两种不同的看法”可知,B项“在我们的生活中,很少有事情是绝对正确或错误的”和后句构成因果逻辑。故B项切题。所以选B项。

4

根据后句提到“每个人对事物的看法都与下一个人很不一样”可知,A项“世界上有70多亿人”和后句构成因果关系。所以A项切题。故选A项。

5

根据后句提到“很可能这些问题已经不再困扰你了”可知,D选项“简单地做个转换,从不同的角度看问题”和后句构成条件逻辑。故D项切题。所以选D项。

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