高考英语二轮复习外刊阅读模拟强化训练七选五专题七.docx

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1、高考英语外刊阅读模拟强化训练七选五专题七Even therapists who treat anxiety get anxious. When they do, they turn to some surprising strategies to cope.1 So we asked two clinical psychologists how they deal with their own anxiety.2When we get anxious, we tend to breathe more quickly and more shallowly, says Anne Marie Alb

2、ano, a professor of medical psychology. That changes the levels of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the body and can cause lightheadedness（头晕）and numbness （麻木）.3 When Dr. Albano is feeling anxious, she takes slow, deep breaths. She finds itparticularly soothing to do this while listening to works by Fre

3、deric Chopin and other classical piano music. I breathe along to the music,“ she says.Breathing like this, she says, puts her in a better frame of mind to be able to weigh potential solutions to whatever issue is causing her anxiety.Sign up for silly pet memesSeeking out pleasurable experiences and

4、cultivating positive emotions can combat anxiety, and is an antidote to worry and rumination J says Kevin Chapman, a clinical psychologist in Louisville, Ky.4 That includs following Instagram accounts that post goofy pet antics.A few weeks ago, Dr. Cassiday faced an upsetting situation at work and w

5、as worried about how to handle it. So she hopped onto Instagram and went to the feed of someone who posts videos of border collies.5I was able to laugh, it relaxed me and I was able to get out of that worry zone J she says.I 题源 The Wall Street Journal （February 22, 2023）A. Breathe along to ChopinB.

6、Do scary things on vacationC. About 28% of American adults reported symptoms of an anxiety disorder in the prior two weeks.D. She watched dogs appearing to dance the cha-cha and samba.E. These sensations can make people even more anxious.F. Exercise can shift your attention away from your anxious th

7、oughts.G. So Dr. Chapman makes it a priority to do things he enjoys.Consumers are spending more on food and less on electronics, apparel（月艮装）and home improvements as inflation and changing habits destroy demand for many goods, two of the countrys largest retailers reported Tuesday.Walmart Inc. and H

8、ome Depot Inc. have enjoyed robust sales fbr much of the past two years as people looked for bargains or fixed up their homes.1For Home Depot, which primarily sells home-improvement goods, that dynamic meant flat sales in the most recent quarter. 2 But executives from both companies said consumers9s

9、pending habits pressured profits.3The countrys largest retailer by revenue said it is gaining market share in grocery, including among higher-income households that are spending cautiously. 4 But sales of somenonfood items fell in the latest quarter, as shoppers gave priority to spending on everyday

10、 needs.Across the board, Walmart expects U.S. inflation to remain roughly at current levels fbr the current year, said Walmart Chief Financial Officer. 5 Department stores such asNordstrom Inc. and Macys Inc. warned last month that holiday sales were weaker than hoped as shoppers gave priority to sp

11、ending on food and other essentials.I 题源 The Wall Street Journal （February 22, 2023）】Given all that, weve set the stage for a moderating year in 2023A. December was the largest sales volume month in the retailers history, the company said.B. Now more of shoppers budgets are going to lower-priced gro

12、ceries.C. At Walmart, total revenue rose 7.3% to $ 164 billion fbr the quarter ended Jan. 31In addition, they gave muted outlooks for the rest of the year amid economic uncertainty.D. Walmarts results contrast with some retail competitors that dont rely on food as a significant part of revenue.E. Fo

13、r Walmart, which relies on groceries for the majority of its sales, it meant larger-than-expected sales growth.The Joan Mitchell Foundation has sent Louis Vuitton a letter demanding it pull advertisements for its handbags featuring paintings by the late American artist Joan Mitchell, saying the ad c

14、ampaign was shot without the foundations permission.1The letter says the brand ignored the instructions from the foundation, which owns the copyrights to her artwork.2 However, the paintings later appeared in ads with French actress LeaSeydoux holding Louis Vuitton bags.“3 J said Christa Blatchford,

15、 director of the Joan Mitchell Foundation.The Mitchell works were lent to the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the companys museum in Paris.4 In a separate statement, the Joan Mitchell Foundation said it denied several requestsfrom Louis Vuitton for permission to use works by Mitchell in the advertising cam

16、paign.5l 题源 The Wall Street Journal (February 22, 2023)Louis Vuitton is an organization that claims to be about artistsA. Spokesman for Louis Vuittons parent company declined to comment.B. Louis Vuitton has long cultivated art-world connections to generate cultural cache for its products. D. To me i

17、ts totally astounding that an organization was blatantly disregarding the rights of an artist E. The letter alleges that Louis Vuitton illegally reproduced and used at least three works by her for the promotion.F. The foundation said it “has never licensed the artists works fbr use in commercial campaigns or fbr the promotion of other goods or services.G. It demands not to feature her paintings in its ads while they were on loan fbr an exhibition in Paris.答案CAEGDCGEBFEGDCB