全国100所名校最新高考冲刺卷英语2023届Y1

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king back on my joumney,I realized that success is not aboutavodbout learning from it and persevering through the tough times.I encouraged others who may besimilar challengesn their own careers to never give up onpushing forward even when things get tough.24.How did the author feel about his joumey when he arrived?A.Better.C.Tough.B.Promising.D.Well-paid.25.What caused him to be laid off by the first company?A.Company restructuring.C.Being short of skills.B.Financial problems.D.Working attitude.26.Why did the author keep in touch with his colleagues?A.He wanted them not to give up.B.He wanted to get support from them.C.He wanted to be better than them.D.He wanted to hold a meeting with them.27.Which of the following can best describe the author?A.Perseverant.B.Modest.C.Imaginative.D.GenerousCThe term“oniomania',which is used to describe people with obsessive(强迫性的)，problematic shopping and spending behaviors,consists of the Greek words"onios",meaning“for sale”,and“mania”.Also known as Compulsive Buying Disorder(CBD)and ImpulsiveCompulsive Buying Disorder(ICBD),oniomania can leave negative impact on your financialhealth and mental wellbeing if left untreated.At this point you might be wondering:"What's the difference between an "oniomaniac"and someone who likes to shop perhaps a bit too much?"We tend to believe that the two arerather similar..Clinically(从临床上看)，however,,they are quite easy to separate.Although people who like shopping will return an item if they do not like it and startbudgeting if they run low on money,people suffering from oniomania are no longer able tomake reasonable,let alone financially responsible,decisions.They sometimes emotionallydissociate from what they are doing,making their purchases while they are not really sure whatto buy.Spending relieves feelings of anxiety and depression,but only temporarily.In a shorttime,they might become moody,annoyed,and depressed,and their confidence declines sharply.To a certain extent,spending makes everyone feel good.In 2007,a group of researchersfrom MIT,Stanford and Carnegie Mellon looked at the brains of American consumers via MRItechnology and found that when they purchased desirable objects,their nucus accumbensthebrain's pleasure twould light up,indicating a positive stimulation.This stimutinatake on different forms.For instance,some people get particularly excited when they believethey have gotten a good deal.This,researchers say,is the rsu of the prefrontathdecision-making part of our brain-interacting with the insula,the part oforn thaprocesses pain.英语试卷第5页（共10页）

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