Drugs are harmful to people's physical and me...

Drugs are harmful to people's physical and mental health. We teenagers must ________ them.

A.take care of B.keep away from C.get used to

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— Now more and more people have realized that drugs do great harm to people’s health and their families.

— Quite true, so everyone should 　　　　　 them.

A. throw away            B .keep away from     C. put away            D. give away

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----Drugs have done great harm to some people and their families.

----Quite true, so we should ________ them.

A. keep away from                    B. look down on

C. get on with                        D. take care of

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-- Drugs have done great harm to some people and their families.

--Quite true, so we should ________ them.

A．keep away from    B．shut down         C．get on with        D．put off

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Is modern life moving too fast? Do you feel as if you are running hard, but staying in the same place? Well, you are not alone. According to a recent study, 78% of the young people say the “sped-up” pace（节奏）of modern life is making them feel really tired.

Rapid changes in technology and society are the main causes of the problem.1.With everyone connected by smartphones, young people can easily learn about the newest, the latest and the coolest things happening around them. No one wants to miss a hot topic. And with all the videos, games and the messages they get from smartphones, they feel uncomfortable when it’s quiet— so boring!

Is there a way to help stop the “sped-up” life? Yes, there is.2.Staying away from your phone for a few hours each day, we will put you back in control of your life. Even Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were worried about the influences of the technologies they had created.3.

As human beings, we are not supposed to be stimulated（刺激）all the time. It can even be harmful to both our physical and mental health.4. These things can help you lead a peaceful life. It’s a little bit hard at first, and you have to make a great effort, but it’s you who can take control of your time and life, isn’t it?

根据短文内容，从下列选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有一项为多余选项。

A.Turn off your smart phone.

B.However, the smart phone plays an important role in your life.

C.So, slow down to visit a park, read a book and take up a hobby.

D.And the continuous bombardment（轰炸）of information can be another cause.

E.They didn't allow their own kids to use the smart phone and the Internet for too long.

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—Smoking and drunkenness are both harmful for people’s health.

— 　　　 , so we should 　　　 cigarettes and alcohol

A．So they are; shut down

B．So they are; stay away from

C．So is it; put away

九年级英语单项填空中等难度题查看答案及解析

—Smoking and drunkenness are both harmful for people’s health.

— 　　　 , so we should 　　　 cigarettes and alcohol

A. So they are; shut down

B. So they are; stay away from

C. So is it; put away

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B) 根据句子意思，用括号中所给单词的适当形式填空。

1.The____ (pollute) air and water are harmful to people’s health.

2.Is there any____ (possible) that you’ll be back by the weekend?

3.The bus was too____ (crowd) for us to get on.

4.There are some____ (risk) with this method, so certainly do not try this at home.

5.The machine has two serious____ (advantage), so we must find some ways to improve them.

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Feeling stressed has almost become the norm(常态) for many busy American families. Although one kind of stress called 'eustress' can actually be positive( 积极的 ) and productive(有用的), many suffer far too often from negative stress. All that stress leads us to cope in unhealthy ways that take their toll on( 对 …… 造成伤害 ) overall health and well-being. Unfortunately, stress is not just a problem for adults. Teens are also vulnerable(易受伤害的) to stress and its effects.

The latest Stress in America Survey by the American Psychological Association (APA) polled(对……做民意调查) adults as well as 1,018 teens who live in the United States about stress over the previous month. While American adults report higher stress levels than what they believe to be healthy, the survey also shows the patterns of unhealthy stress behaviors we see in adults impact(影响) teens as well. According to the survey, many American teens report experiencing stress at unhealthy levels, appear uncertain in their stress management techniques and experience symptoms(症状) of stress in numbers that mirror adults' experiences. Stress during the teen years also seems to take a toll on activity, nutrition and lifestyle behaviors.

Stress impacts teens in many ways. The survey shows that 36% of teens report fatigue(feeling tired); 35% report lying awake at night; 32% report having headaches; and 23% report skipping a meal.

The report also shows that teens are less aware(有……的意识) than adults about the impact stress can have on their physical and mental health.

It's important that parents find ways to manage stress positively and productively. Because our kids see what we do and how we handle different situations and stressors, for better or worse, we need to model as best as we can positive ways of perceiving(认识) and coping with stress.

Staying physically active, engaging in exercise and sitting less can temper(缓和) stress. Finding activities we enjoy can help our hearts be healthier. Eating different kinds of nutrient-rich foods, for example, whole grains, fruits, vegetables and healthy fats throughout the day can help have mood-boosting. Connecting with others regularly, laughing and thinking can also help. Getting enough sleep by having regular bedtimes can also help us avoid fatigue.

1.What can we learn from the passage?

A.Both adults and teens can be affected by stress.

B.It's not common to see stress in many busy American families.

C.The survey shows that stress impacts teens most in falling asleep.

D.Meeting and talking with friends does no good to reduce stress.

2.The latest Stress in America Survey shows that ________.

A.adults' experience can impact teens little

B.teens know how to manage their stress very well

C.adults know the impact stress can have better than teens

D.less teens report having headaches than skipping a meal

3.According to the survey, ________ is NOT a good way to cope with stress.

A.burning the midnight oil

B.taking time out for sports often

C.eating different kinds of vegetables and fruits

D.visiting your friends or relatives every weekend

4.Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

A.Stress Affects the Young and the Old

B.Doing Exercises Can Help Temper Stress

C.How Stress Affects Kids and How to Help Them Cope

D.Stress Has Impacts on People's Physical and Mental Health

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Mental health is as important as physical health.1. How to deal with them and live a better life?

Every winter holiday, Zhang Keqi would meet up with her cousin to watch movies and sing karaoke. 2. Stuck at home for over a month, Zhang can’t stop checking her smart phone to follow the epidemic every day. Seeing the numbers of infections (感染) and deaths, she fears that the virus might make her sick. She also feels frustrated not knowing when the epidemic will end.

Zhang’s situation is not unique. Nearly 80 percent of people are deeply worried about the virus, while 40 percent strongly fear it, according to a survey released on Jan 27 by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

These emotions are normal during stressful times, according to Wang Weihua, an expert on positive psychology (积极心理学).3. Wang said.

Meanwhile, spending weeks without getting out of the house makes the stress build up, Paul Yin, a Chinese psychologist told NBC News.

How can people stay positive during these times? 4. Lessons can be learned from these changes. “Having these emotions doesn’t mean we are fragile (脆弱的),” Xiong wrote. “Instead, they help us fight the virus. For example, we might pay more attention to disinfection (消毒) and personal hygiene (个人卫生).” People can also learn to respect nature and be responsible.

Another way to stay positive is to stick to a normal routine.“Just do everything you would normally do,” said Li Songwei, a psychologist in Beijing. 5. for example. Students who have online classes can resume (重新开始) their daily studies.

A.First, people should learn to accept unexpected changes in life, wrote Xiong Kewei, a psychological consultant (咨询师) at Beijing Normal University.

B.Because of the novel coronavirus outbreak, you have to stay at home and may have experienced emotions like anxiety and fear.

C.You can get up and go to bed on time and eat your daily meals as you usually would.

D.“Even if some people are not in Wuhan, the internet spreads news more quickly, which makes it easy for them to feel fearful and anxious,”

E.But this year, because of the novel coronavirus outbreak, the 15—year—old from Xiamen in Fujian province is filled with fear and anxiety.

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