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11．Do you feel tired sometimes？Nowadays，stress is everywhere in our daily life．Not just men，women and young people also suffer from stress．
There are many causes，such as：death，marriage，money，moving house，changing jobs，ending relationships．
So how do you know if you suffer from stress？Do the Stress Test and find out!

Stress Test
Do you …？	Yes	No
1．often sleep badly？
2．get headaches a lot？
3．find it difficult to relax？
4．need alcohol （酒精） or cigarettes to keep calm？
5．usually hide your feeling？
6．find it difficult to put your heart into something？
7．take sleeping pills？
8．get angry when things go wrong？

If you have more than two"Yes"among these questions，you are suffering from stress．So what can you do about it？
Doing yoga （瑜伽），chewing gum and playing with worry beads （念珠） are all common ways of relieving （减轻） stress．However，doctors now say that there are simpler ways．They say that people should laugh and smile more often．When you laugh and smile，your body relaxes．They also say that people-and especially men-ought to cry more often，because crying is the natural way of relieving stress．

41．From the passage，we can know thatD．
A．many social problems can cause stress
B．young people suffer more from stress than the old
C．doing yoga is the most useful way to relieve stress
D．if all the answers are yes，you are suffering from stress
42．You may suffer from stress if youD．
A．never depend on alcohol or cigarettes
B．can sleep without sleeping pills
C．often communicate with anyone else
D．easily get angry when things go wrong
43．Which of the following is NOT a way to relieve stress？B
A．Doing yoga．
B．Taking sleeping pills．
C．Laughing and crying．
D．Playing with worry beads．

分析短文讲了我们的日常生活中有很多压力，提出一些常见的压力，并给出了一些缓解压力的方法．

解答答案：41．D 细节理解题．根据倒数第二段句子If you have more than two"Yes"among these questions，you are suffering from stress．如果你在这些问题中有两个以上的"是"，那么你会承受压力，可知如果所有的答案是的，你正遭受压力．故选D．
42．D 细节理解题．根据最后一个表格句子get angry when things go wrong？当事情出错时变得生气．可知当事情出错你很容易出错，你可能遭受着压力．故选D．
43．B 细节判断题．根据最后一段第一行句子Doing yoga （瑜伽），chewing gum and playing with worry beads （念珠） are all common ways of relieving （减轻） stress．However，doctors now say that there are simpler ways．They say that people should laugh and smile more often．When you laugh and smile，your body relaxes．They also say that people-and especially men-ought to cry more often，because crying is the natural way of relieving stress．做瑜伽、口香糖、玩念珠是缓解压力的常用方法．然而，现在医生说有更简单的方法．他们说，人应该经常的微笑．当你大笑或微笑时，你的身体很放松．他们还说，人特别是男人应该更经常哭泣，因为哭是一种自然缓解压力的方式．可知文中没有提到吃药．故选B．

点评在通读全文的基础上，根据全文大意，展开逻辑思维，瞻前顾后，认真观察选项，仔细推敲，确定最佳答案．

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