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【题目】Being able to learn to relax can be very important, especially if you have a stressful life. When you build up too much tension without being able to control or release it, over time, 1 can develop some serious health problems.

If you want to learn 2 to relax, one simple way is to remind yourself that most of the things that we worry about never even happen. It is good to think ahead to make sure that future problems don’t show up, 3 many people spend a lot of time worrying about things that are totally out of their control. Learn to relax by only focusing on things you 4 control. Relaxing doesn’t always mean sitting back and 5 doing anything. If you have things to do, you can do them in a relaxed manner.

You can still relax and do all the things you need to do. Just 6 you have demands and responsibilities, it doesn’t mean you have to do everything in 7 stressed manner. The key is to simplify your life. Just relax by focusing 8 the moment.

【答案】

1you

2how

3but

4can

5not

6because

7a

8on

【解析】

试题分析:学会放松非常重要,并告诉人们如何放松。

1根据句意可知:你会发展成一些严重的健康问题。故填you

2根据句意可知:如果你想学怎样放松,可知此处填how

3此处表示转折,句意是:但是一些人花费大量的时间担忧他们完全控制之外的事情。故填but

4句意是:只有集中精力在你能控制的事情上,才能学会放松。所以此处填can

5句意是:放松并不总是意味着坐着,而不做任何事情。故答案为not

6这里表示原因,只是你有需要和责任,它并不意味着你不得不用一种有压力的方式做任何事情。故答案为:because

7句意是:它并不意味着你不得不用一种有压力的方式做任何事情。所以此处填a

8固定搭配focus on集中精力在……,故填on

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