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2025年奔跑吧少年九年级英语全一册外研版
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Last year, Zhang Kunpeng started to work at Marie Claire. It took him about a month to ask his partners for the password to the office Wi-Fi. “I don’t want to start conversations with people I don’t know well. I just want to sit alone, doing the work,” Zhang said. The 21-year-old man prefers to talk to his partners online, which makes him feel more comfortable.
Like Zhang, many young people are experiencing social anxiety (焦虑). They will feel uneasy when they have face-to-face conversations with others, because they have got used to having conversations online.
A recent survey made by China Youth Daily among 2,000 people aged 18 to 35 found that 26.7% of people have difficulty with real-life social interaction, and 17% have problems with such interaction online. 20.5% have problems interacting with others online and offline. The survey also found that 40% avoid social interaction.
Why do the young people avoid social interaction? Experts say the main reasons include facing too much pressure from daily life, having less social experience, courage and confidence, and having a small social circle.
They always worry about what others think of them. They also fear they might not live up to what others expect.
The expert also says one of the most powerful ways to deal with social anxiety is to put down your phone and start more face-to-face communication.
()23. What is the first paragraph mainly about?
A. Zhang had a hard time finding jobs.
B. Zhang has social anxiety.
C. Zhang is crazy about online games.
D. Zhang didn’t like his job.
()24. What is the main reason for young people avoiding social interaction according to experts?
①having a small social circle
②facing too much pressure from daily life
③having too comfortable environment
④having less social experience, courage and confidence
A. ②③④ B. ①②③ C. ①②④ D. ①③④
()25. Which of the following can be put into the blank?
A. There are lots of reasons for the anxiety.
B. An expert says social anxiety often happens to teenagers.
C. Social anxiety illness seriously influences people’s daily life.
D. People have different ways to deal with it.
()26. In which part of the newspaper can we read the passage?
A. “Health”. B. “Sports”.
C. “Culture”. D. “Technology”.
Last year, Zhang Kunpeng started to work at Marie Claire. It took him about a month to ask his partners for the password to the office Wi-Fi. “I don’t want to start conversations with people I don’t know well. I just want to sit alone, doing the work,” Zhang said. The 21-year-old man prefers to talk to his partners online, which makes him feel more comfortable.
Like Zhang, many young people are experiencing social anxiety (焦虑). They will feel uneasy when they have face-to-face conversations with others, because they have got used to having conversations online.
A recent survey made by China Youth Daily among 2,000 people aged 18 to 35 found that 26.7% of people have difficulty with real-life social interaction, and 17% have problems with such interaction online. 20.5% have problems interacting with others online and offline. The survey also found that 40% avoid social interaction.
Why do the young people avoid social interaction? Experts say the main reasons include facing too much pressure from daily life, having less social experience, courage and confidence, and having a small social circle.
They always worry about what others think of them. They also fear they might not live up to what others expect.
The expert also says one of the most powerful ways to deal with social anxiety is to put down your phone and start more face-to-face communication.
()23. What is the first paragraph mainly about?
A. Zhang had a hard time finding jobs.
B. Zhang has social anxiety.
C. Zhang is crazy about online games.
D. Zhang didn’t like his job.
()24. What is the main reason for young people avoiding social interaction according to experts?
①having a small social circle
②facing too much pressure from daily life
③having too comfortable environment
④having less social experience, courage and confidence
A. ②③④ B. ①②③ C. ①②④ D. ①③④
()25. Which of the following can be put into the blank?
A. There are lots of reasons for the anxiety.
B. An expert says social anxiety often happens to teenagers.
C. Social anxiety illness seriously influences people’s daily life.
D. People have different ways to deal with it.
()26. In which part of the newspaper can we read the passage?
A. “Health”. B. “Sports”.
C. “Culture”. D. “Technology”.
答案：
23—26 BCBA
D
Have you ever imagined yourself as the main role of a hero story? It might more than just excite your imagination.
The hero’s journey, which was first made popular by Joseph Campbell in his book The Hero with a Thousand Faces, is a common theme in stories. Heroes like Mulan and Harry Potter start life-changing journeys, face great dangers, and come back changed for the better.
Research suggests that seeing life through the lens(镜头) of a hero’s journey can help you cut down stress and feel more sure about yourself, which in turn leads to greater life satisfaction. Benjamin A. Rogers, one of the researchers, explains, “The way people tell their life stories shapes how meaningful their lives feel”. Rogers believes that thinking of your favourite hero’s story gives you a full view of what might be next for you, or what you should be paying attention to. It makes you believe that a new journey almost certainly awaits(将发生在) you.
How can you start imagining your life as a hero’s journey? First, reconsider who you are. Ask yourself, what makes you you? Who’s your favourite role in a movie or book? In what way can you relate to him or her? Writing down the answers can help you see yourself through a more heroic lens. Next, change the way you see difficulties. Going through a hard time? Think of them as chances for growth and learning. A difficulty is a chance to be the hero of your own story. Then, go on your own heroic trips. It’s about finding out something new to do, like walking a new way to school or borrowing a bike and riding it to school.
Every hero starts with one step. What’s your next move? Start today and let your own story begin.
()27. According to Joseph Campbell, what is a hero’s journey?
A. A trip that includes finding hidden treasures and magical objects.
B. A journey where a hero wins fame and money by beating enemies.
C. A story where a hero solves problems and grows to be a better self.
D. A journey where a hero experiences difficulties but remains unchanged.
()28. Which paragraph discusses the importance of a hero’s journey?
A. Paragraph 1. B. Paragraph 2.
C. Paragraph 3. D. Paragraph 4.
()29. Which of the following can help you start your own hero’s journey?
a. Ask your friend to help solve your problems in life.
b. Write down how you can relate to your favourite hero.
c. Follow the exact path of your favourite hero’s journey.
d. See a difficulty as a chance of being the hero of your own story.
e. Find out something new to do, like walking a new way to school.
A. a, b, c B. b, d, e
C. a, b, d D. b, c, e
()30. What is the best title for the passage?
A. Steps to Solve Difficulties in Life
B. Famous Heroes and Their Stories
C. How to Become a Hero in Real Life
D. The Hero’s Journey: Becoming the Hero of Your Own Story
Have you ever imagined yourself as the main role of a hero story? It might more than just excite your imagination.
The hero’s journey, which was first made popular by Joseph Campbell in his book The Hero with a Thousand Faces, is a common theme in stories. Heroes like Mulan and Harry Potter start life-changing journeys, face great dangers, and come back changed for the better.
Research suggests that seeing life through the lens(镜头) of a hero’s journey can help you cut down stress and feel more sure about yourself, which in turn leads to greater life satisfaction. Benjamin A. Rogers, one of the researchers, explains, “The way people tell their life stories shapes how meaningful their lives feel”. Rogers believes that thinking of your favourite hero’s story gives you a full view of what might be next for you, or what you should be paying attention to. It makes you believe that a new journey almost certainly awaits(将发生在) you.
How can you start imagining your life as a hero’s journey? First, reconsider who you are. Ask yourself, what makes you you? Who’s your favourite role in a movie or book? In what way can you relate to him or her? Writing down the answers can help you see yourself through a more heroic lens. Next, change the way you see difficulties. Going through a hard time? Think of them as chances for growth and learning. A difficulty is a chance to be the hero of your own story. Then, go on your own heroic trips. It’s about finding out something new to do, like walking a new way to school or borrowing a bike and riding it to school.
Every hero starts with one step. What’s your next move? Start today and let your own story begin.
()27. According to Joseph Campbell, what is a hero’s journey?
A. A trip that includes finding hidden treasures and magical objects.
B. A journey where a hero wins fame and money by beating enemies.
C. A story where a hero solves problems and grows to be a better self.
D. A journey where a hero experiences difficulties but remains unchanged.
()28. Which paragraph discusses the importance of a hero’s journey?
A. Paragraph 1. B. Paragraph 2.
C. Paragraph 3. D. Paragraph 4.
()29. Which of the following can help you start your own hero’s journey?
a. Ask your friend to help solve your problems in life.
b. Write down how you can relate to your favourite hero.
c. Follow the exact path of your favourite hero’s journey.
d. See a difficulty as a chance of being the hero of your own story.
e. Find out something new to do, like walking a new way to school.
A. a, b, c B. b, d, e
C. a, b, d D. b, c, e
()30. What is the best title for the passage?
A. Steps to Solve Difficulties in Life
B. Famous Heroes and Their Stories
C. How to Become a Hero in Real Life
D. The Hero’s Journey: Becoming the Hero of Your Own Story
答案：
27—30 CCBD
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