—Glad to see you again! I quite appreciate yo...

—Glad to see you again! I quite appreciate your new haircut.

—　　　 . Well, I like things that are in.

A. Of course B. Never mind C. Thank you D. Forget it

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I’m so glad to see you back, Lucy. How long _______at your grandma’s?

A. had you stayed  B. did you stay                 C. have you stayed  D. would you stay

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Think you have already reached your peak in life? You might want to think again. According to a new research, we're happiest at two periods in our lives — not just one. Researchers at the London School of Economics and Political Science asked 23,000 German volunteers aged 17 to 85 to rate their life satisfaction. Participants predicted how happy they would feel in five years, and then, after five years' time, reported back on how they actually felt.

Their results? Anything but unpleasant! The study found that happiness tends to follow a U-shaped curve over an individual's lifetime, with satisfaction reaching higher levels during the extremes of the study’s age range and swinging down in middle age. Plus, the researchers noted the two most important years when happiness peaks: ages 23 and 69.

As is shown in our daily life, it makes a lot of sense. In our early 20s, we're energetic and excited about the changes that come along with young age: new jobs, new places to travel, and new people to meet. By the time we reach our 60s and 70s, though, we have likely retired and can now find the time — not to mention the money — to book a flight to Hawaii at a moment's notice. After all, your 40+ years are a busy time filled with raising families, climbing the corporate ladder, and you know, it's the life in general.

Of course, that's all the more reason to find easy ways to be happier without really trying, regardless of your age! Experts recommend prioritizing (优先考虑) small yet rewarding tasks like taking a walk or spending time with family. Just remember, now you have one more reason to look forward to getting older: an increase in happiness!

1.What does the author think of the research results?

A.They are predictable. B.They are annoying.

C.They are satisfactory. D.They are surprising.

2.What does the underlined word "it" refer to in Paragraph 3?

A.The outcome of the research. B.The second peak in life.

C.The study's age range. D.The first peak in life.

3.When does people’s satisfaction reach the lowest in a lifetime?

A.In one’s teens. B.In one's forties.

C.In one's twenties. D.In one's sixties.

4.Which of the following might be the best title for the text?

A.The shape of happiness. B.The older, the happier.

C.How to be happy. D.The happiest ages in life.

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I’m glad to see your health ______ after the operation.

A. picking up　　　     B. setting up　　　　 C. taking up　　　　     D. getting up

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— Goodbye! I’m glad ____ you.

— ____, too.

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— Goodbye! I'm glad ____ you.

— ____， too.

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–You’re wearing your new sunglasses again! But you said you had lost it on the train!

–Unbelievable, right? Someone _____ it．

A． will have stolen　　　　　　 　　 　　 B． might have stolen

C． should have stolen　　　　　　　　 D． must have stolen

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–You’re wearing your new sunglasses again! But you said you had lost it on the train!

–Unbelievable, right? Someone _____ it.

A. will have stolen     B. might have stolen

C. should have stolen     D. must have stolen

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Glad to see you back. How long _______ in Russia?

A. did you stay  B. have you stayed

C. were you staying  D. have you been staying

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My family as well as I                glad to see you.　　

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