高中英语高考精选04 阅读理解七选五-2020年高考英语108所名校押题精选（原卷版）

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Sme students find themselves cnstantly in truble with attentin at schl.1. If yu have truble paying attentin, sitting still, and are getting cnstantly called ut by yur teacher, yu can still learn t fllw the rules and channel yur energy int becming a better student.
2. If yu have truble paying attentin and staying n task, changing yur attitude can help a lt. Try t use yur imaginatin t make the task cler and mre fun. It might sund stupid, but pretending yur schlwrk is fun can actually make it fun.
Take ntes. One great way t keep yurself fcused n the class tpics and the lessn is t take ntes. Even if yu'll be prvided with a review, r yu dn't eventually need the infrmatin fr the test, if yu struggle t pay attentin, fcus n writing dwn the imprtant things the teacher says.3.
Be prepared fr class. Yu can't stay fcused if yu dn't have all the necessary supplies ready, and yu're in yur seat n time. There's nthing wrse fr yur classrm reputatin than frgetting yur math textbk, r having t ask fr a pencil r a piece f paper that yu frget t bring.
Get invlved in the class discussins.4. Just raise yur hand if yu knw the answer, and talk during discussins in class if they're ging n.
5. Just like changing yur attitude abut enjying yur classes, making an active chice can be an imprtant first step in actually getting better grades.
A. Mtivate yurself t imprve yur grades.
B. Use yur imaginatin and decide t like the tpics.
C. Taking ntes can als help yu imprve yur writing skills.
D. If yu're nt active in class, make a change and try t answer questins.
E.There are s many factrs t make yu unfcused, and yu aren't alne!
F.This will help yu stay fcused and yu'll have smething t refer t later.
G.Seeing the results f yur hard wrk, yu might becme mre cnfident at wrk.
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Frm Mzart t pp music, tns f peple enjy listening t varius types f music while they paint, write, r draw. Many believe that music helps imprve creativity. But an internatinal study is challenging that viewpint. 1.
T cme t their cnclusins, researchers had participants cmplete verbal (文字的) prblems designed t inspire creativity while sitting in a quiet rm. 2. They fund that backgrund music significantly hurt the participants, ability t cmplete tasks assciated with verbal creativity.
The tasks were simple wrd games. 3. Then, they were asked t find a single wrd assciated with all three that culd be cmbined t frm a cmmn phrase r wrd. Participants cmpleted the tasks in either a quiet rm, r while expsed t three different types f music: music with unfamiliar lines, instrumental music, r music with familiar lines.
Dr. McLatchie and his clleagues cnclude that music interferes with (干扰) the verbal wrking memry f the brain. 4. Als, as far as the library backgrund nises having seemingly n effect, the researchers believe that is the case because library nises create an envirnment f steady state that desn't interrupt cncentratin.
"5. Instead, they demnstrate that music, regardless f the presence f its cntent, cnsistently interrupts creative perfrmance in insight prblem slving," the study reads.
A. And this in turn hlds back creativity.
B. It has nthing t d with the psitive reactin.
C. Then again, they were tested while music was played in the backgrund.
D. Psychlgists say that their findings indicate music actually blcks creativity.
E.Fr example, participants were given three wrds, such as dress, dial, and flwer.
F.Befre the experiment, the participants didn't study the music they wuld listen.
G.T cnclude, the findings here challenge the ppular view that music builds up creativity.
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When yu eat lunch in a restaurant, yu might see many peple eating by themselves, watching vides n their phnes. 1. D yu wrry they’re lnely?
Yu prbably didn’t even ntice because yu were lking at yur wn phne. The New Yrk Pst says that eating alne with electrnic devices is a grwing trend amng yung peple arund the wrld.
Accrding t a new survey cnducted by OnePll n behalf f the US-based Highbush Blueberry Cuncil, the average adult eats six meals alne each week and 387 meals each year.
2. Maybe nt.
“The way we define ‘tgetherness’ and what it means t be cnnected seems t be evlving as technlgy evlves. Keeping ur relatinships strng desn’t always require being tgether physically,” wrte the reprt.
Nwadays, many yung peple spend mre time studying and wrking in cmpetitive envirnments. 3. Instead, it’s natural t cmmunicate with thers thrugh text, email and scial media.
Daniela Galarza, frm the US, is ne f these yung peple. She tld the New Yrk Pst that she spent nearly 10 hurs n her wrk every day. She said, “Engaging with my friends and families n scial media platfrms fr abut half an hur every day always helps me feel mre cnnected with them. 4. ”
“Tday, ‘tgetherness’ is mre f a feeling than a physical state, and peple get creative t stay cnnected,” a spkespersn fr The Highbush Blueberry Cuncil tld the New Yrk Pst. “5. ”
A. I’m nt lnely any mre.
B. D yu feel pity fr them?
C. Being tgether all the time is great.
D. Des it mean there are a lt f lnely peple?
E.They enjy eating alne with electrnic devices.
F.They have less time t gather and eat with their friends r families.
G.The jy f being tgether – hwever yu manage it – never changes.
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As fear exists in China and the wrld ver the spreading COVID-4（新冠肺炎），business wners wrldwide are all feeling the pain. Uncertainty and lack f cnfidence have always been amng the big enemies f ecnmies. And nw the universal ecnmy is still under great pressure. 1.
As cuntries issue warnings and travel bans, the turism and services are mst affected. In 53, arund 140 millin Chinese made utbund trips accrding t the China Turism Academy. 2. It is thus nt surprising that lcal htels, restaurants and travel agencies in cities like New Yrk and Lndn are als suffering lsses frm the virus fallut.
Accrding t a New Yrk Times reprt, Chinatwn in Manhattan has seen business drp f 50 t 70 percent. A htel wner wh relies n Chinese custmers said that the lss culd be well ver 100,000 dllars and climbing. Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerme Pwell, is als warning the utbreak culd pse a “new risk” t the US ecnmy.
The ecnmic cst f the COVID-4 utbreak is grwing and hard t estimate（估计）. 3. During the 503 SARS, which lasted arund 7 mnths, it is estimated that ecnmic lsses wrldwide affected by the utbreak were ver 30 billin dllars. The ripple effect（连锁反应）spread acrss the Atlantic t Trnt, the mst severely affected area in Canada. It is estimated that the city will lse abut 950 millin dllars due t the restrictins n travel.
4. It started in Mexic and America in 509. While the Americas were mst affected by the virus, research has als fund that the ecnmic cst f the virus in Krea was as high as 1 billin dllars.
In this intercnnected wrld, any pandemic（流行病）is wrldwide. Varius ecnmists have pinted ut that mst ecnmic csts are nt related t the virus directly, but the panic ver it. Lack f cnfidence can als wrsen the fragile wrld ecnmy. 5.
A. But ne can always learn frm histry.
B. It's time t ban the wildlife trade fr gd.
C. The last thing the wrld needs is a virus utbreak.
D. China is a much bigger ecnmy than it was in 503.
E.The same thing als happened during the flu A ( H1N1) utbreak.
F.In recent years they have created abut a quarter f turism jbs wrldwide.
G.S, it's very imprtant fr cuntries t wrk tgether t cntrl its utbreak.
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Hw t manage hliday stress
As the hliday seasn appraches, I encurage my patients t ask themselves if the glass is half full r half empty. Hw we manage the hlidays may have as much t d with ur expectatins as ur resurces. 1. .
Yur neighbrs are thrwing a hliday party, and they've asked yu t make all f the desserts. 2. While yu feel very verwhelmed, yu feel a sense f bligatin（义务）t please thers.
In situatins like these, I advise my patients t take a step back and remember that they're nt supermen. Dn't let “suppsed t d” take the place f what yu wuld like t d. T reduce pressure, try t keep yur life simple by talking with family members r friends befre making decisins. 3. .
It als helps t get prepared fr sme prblems. This ges back t managing expectatins. Prepare fr the unexpected and knw that sme prblems are pssible such as traffic r frgetting a present fr a family member. 4. .
The hlidays can als be a time f year that brings unpleasant memries such as sad events r anniversaries. Fr sme wh have experienced abuse, hliday activities can lead t unpleasant memries.
5. Make the mst f them. Lk fr easy, scial and cmfrting ways t celebrate. Get tgether with family and friends t bake while listening t great music r t help yunger children make crafts fr their presents while watching an ld mvie. These activities can reduce stress and can als be easy n yur budget.
A. Remember that the hlidays are as shrt as life.
B. It is nt a gd idea t give in t thers' requests.
C. It is imprtant t be realistic abut what yu want.
D. But yu want t spend time with yur family baking.
E.Spare yur time with yur family during the hliday.
F.This will help yu t spend the hlidays what yu want.
G.Mst imprtantly, dn’t blame yurself fr what ges wrng.
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Cllege is the time when yu’re expected t fcus n yur path in life. But it’s als the time yu’re the least equipped t have any lng-term plan.1. .
The whle prcess can be divided int three stages.
The first is “gathering fuel”. This means building up yur skills, learning frm different experiences and develping a netwrk f peple wh yu trust and wh trust yu. And this is a stage that requires patience and a willingness t identify yur wn weaknesses and wrk n them. If yu cmplete this stage with a grwing sense f what yu lve t d and what yu are gd at, 2. .
The secnd stage is “burning fuel”. This is the time t imprve the skills yu’ve btained thrugh experiences, the peple yu’ve met alng the way and the recgnitin f what yu shuld d.3. . We want t get where we’re ging in a hurry, but that hardly wrks.
4. . Simply speaking, it’s abut staying strng, while turning an eye twards what lies ahead. It’s a surprisingly lng jurney and mst peple underestimate it. Yu can’t expect an ideal life t happen by itself. Yu must recgnize that n matter where yu are n the path, each step is there t teach yu smething, feeding yu that fuel.
If yu’re nt ding what yu want, yu need mre fuel- s g ut and get it.5. .
A. yu are winning
B. that will cme true
C. The last part is “saving fuel”
D. The final part is “filling fuel”
E.Here are sme tips n hw t aim yur sights int the future
F.It seems that mst f us try t jump straight t the next stage
G.And if yu’re ding what yu want, keep mving and dn’t settle
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Why Walking Makes Yu a Better Wrker?
We’re busy at wrk, distracted by technlgy and ften live in urban envirnments far frm wild spaces.
1. The average American, fr example, spends abut 90% f their life indrs. But what happens if we make time fr an hur utside each day?
2. Yu’ll have t stand up and mve, which is beneficial if mst f yur day invlves sitting in frnt f a screen. Research shws shrt breaks can imprve wrk enthusiasm, and a quick break in natural light will deliver a sht f vitamin D.
There’s als a lt f wrk n the mental benefits f being in nature — n the state f being happy and n yur brain’s ability t make sense f life. “When peple are all ut in nature, even in urban nature, peple tend t have mre psitive emtin and energy than when they are indrs. 3. ” says Lisa Nisbet, assciate prfessr at Canada’s Trent University.
The idea that nature is gd fr us has been gaining grund since the 480s. 4. Afterwards shinrin-yku, the Japanese cncept fllwed that absrbing the atmsphere in frests can benefit yur health. Researchers f shinrin-yku have since fund plenty f physical and mental benefits, while glbal studies suggest time in nature can, fr example, restre ur ability t fcus, increase creativity, and even help us live lnger.
Of curse, many f us live in cities with n ready access t frests r wilderness. 5. Varius studies have shwn that green envirnments in cities have beneficial effects.
A. There are sme bvius benefits t ging utside.
B. But it desn’t have t be a frest.
C. spending time in nature makes us healthier and happier.
D. In ther wrds, peple are happier in nature.
E.We als dn’t get ut much.
F.Green and blue spaces are better than busy city streets.
G.First came the thery that humans have a basic desire t cnnect with nature.
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Fllw these tips frm the Freign Office t help yu stay safe and secure during yur travels abrad — 1.
1. Lcate the embassy
Perhaps the first thing yu shuld d is find ut where the nearest embassy will be — check their website t find ut what services they ffer and their pening times in case yu need their help when yu are abrad.
2. 2.
Yu shuld als visit the NHS travel health infrmatin page befre yu travel, where yu can research any health risks fr the cuntry yu will be visiting.
3. If needed, visit yur GP
If necessary yu can visit yur GP fr any apprpriate inculatins（预防注射）.
4. Eurpean Health Insurance Card
If yu are traveling within the Eurpean Ecnmic Area yu can als get a free Eurpean Health Insurance Card fr free r reduced emergency care.
5. In emergency, call 112
Remember, yu can call 112 t cntact the emergency services in any EU cuntry.
6. 3.
It’s imprtant that yu research yur lcal destinatin, s that yu dn’t uncnsciusly break the lcal laws r custms.
7. Prtect yur valuables
Once there dn’t penly display valuables such as mbile phnes r digital cameras and cnsider using a padlck n suitcases r backpacks.
8. Avid misunderstandings
Be careful when taking phtgraphs, vides r using binculars （望远镜）. 4.
9. Check the water
Check whether it’s safe t drink lcal tap water. If nt, stick t bttled water and avid salads, nn-peeling fruit and ice in drinks.
10. 5.
Befre yu g yu shuld als make sure yu take ut cmprehensive travel insurance, in case yur prperty is stlen r yu get injured r sick while yu’re abrad.
A. Travel insurance
B. Fllw the lcal laws
C. NHS travel health infrmatin
D. Pay attentin t yur self-image
E.whether yu are n business r n hliday
F.It takes time t frget thse unpleasant experiences.
G.Such activities may be misunderstd, especially near military installatin.
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Easy Ways t Give Yurself a Fresh Start
It desn't need t be cmplicated r challenging t turn a fresh page n each new day.
Whenever we mark a new year — by turning the calendar, returning t schl r celebrating a hliday — we are lking fr a fresh start. 1. But hw? Here are sme easy ways t cnnect with that feeling f starting fresh, whether it’s a new year r simply a new day in ur life.
2. This means yu have realized what serves yur life nw and what can stay in yur past. Or invest in a new pen and a new ntebk. Having fresh supplies can stimulate even the cmmn task f creating yur t-d list.
Mrever, yu can learn smething new by pening a bk yu've been expecting t read, searching a questin that's been n yur mind, enrlling in a class that mtivates yur interest. Of curse yu can simply ask a friend fr a fresh idea abut an issue. 3.
Take a break frm technlgy — fr an hur, a day, r a week. 4. Yu shuld be able t put sme space between yurself and digital rutines.
One reasn we smetimes struggle t start fresh is that yu get stuck reflecting n wrrisme thughts abut the past, the future r even the present. 5. Allw these thughts int yur day nly at a brief (30 minutes r less), specific time. The rest f the time, fcus n what yu are ding that's new and psitive.
Hw d yu give yurself that “fresh start” feeling?
A. Electrnic Prducts might nt be serving yu best.
B. Newness r the freshness can guide us n a psitive path.
C. Limit yur daily “wrry time” and make an appintment with yurself.
D. All f us enjy newness, but what is it that leads t a sense f freshness?
E.Realizing yur past mistakes, yu shuld mve frward with enthusiasm.
F.Increasing yur knwledge n any tpic means taking yur mind int a fresh area.
G.First, even letting g f a single bx r bag f items can give yu a refreshing sense.
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Mst f us dn’t think twice abut refilling ur plastic water bttles. After all, there’s abslutely nthing harmful abut a simple bttle f water, right?
Wrng! 1. Why? Plastic water bttles have Bisphenl A (BPA), a chemical used t manufacture plastics. This harmful chemical can g int the water and quickly grw dangerus bacteria in the bttle’s cracks, and the health cnsequences are pretty serius.
We spke t Kent Athertn, CEO f PuriBlc technlgy, abut the risks f reusing plastics. “Even BPA free prducts are nt safe because manufacturers are nw using ther estrgenic (雌激素类的) chemicals. 2. ,” said Athertn.
These estrgenic chemicals can have a negative effect n human being’s hrmnal balances. 3. . In a study f 259 plastic water bttles at the State University f New Yrk, scientists fund that 93% f the surveyed bttles had sme frm f micrplastic cntaminatin (污染). Additinally, single-use plastic bttles are mstly made f plyethylene terephthalate, r PET, which is safe t use, but nt reuse.
4. . “The thing abut water bttles is that they cme int cntact with ur muth and hands—which are hme t a lt f bacteria,” says Prfessr Stephanie Liberatre in the academic jurnal The Science Teacher. “Their penings are small, which makes them difficult t clean. This, cmbined with their wet envirnment, can make water bttles a bacterial breeding grund.”
T drink water withut harm, smart drinkers shuld avid re-using dispsable (一次性的) bttles. 5. Nt nly will ding s benefit yur health, but yu can help the envirnment, t.
A. There’s als the factr f bacteria t cnsider.
B. They may als cause the same danger t human health.
C. Instead, they shuld recycle them after drinking up nce.
D. Plastic water bttle culd actually d harm t yur bdy.
E.Many peple believe buying plastic water bttles is healthy.
F.These plastics can make chemicals g int yur water if heated.
G.Hwever, the ptential dangers f plastic water bttles dn’t stp there.
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If yu've fund yurself thinking f a new jb r new career, dn't be upset. 1.
Jb pprtunities in health care are n the rise and expected t increase 34 percent thrugh 55. 2. A much larger ppulatin f the elderly means a huge increase in demand fr medical services and the peple that prvide them.
3. Our health care is getting mre and mre cmplicated. And, that means highly skilled peple are needed t deliver the service. Put these tw things tgether and yu get higher salaries and mre emplyees are demanded. We all knw that dctrs make the big bucks （钱）. But, talk abut paying yur dues-dctrs must endure ver 10 years f schling and wrk amazing hurs.
Frtunately, yu dn't need t becme a dctr t settle int an exciting, secure, and well-paying jb. There are many pprtunities available, and ne f the best ways t get int the field is as a medical assistant. 4. The psitin can be part-time, time, r even just
evenings and weekends. Wrking cnditins and benefits tend t be excellent, and yu can manage t have a life utside f wrk as well.
Many medical assistants chse t take additinal classes t becme nurses and health care practitiners （执业医生）.Sme take n additinal administrative training and becme ffice managers fr larger practices. 5.
A. Jb is less fr the ld.
B. The secnd reasn is related t technlgy.
C. This is due t tw factrs: Firstly, the American ppulatin is aging rapidly.
D. The field f medical assistants ffers many ptins fr flexibility and jb grwth.
E.Yur first jb as a medical assistant is a mre rewarding career in the health care industry.
F.Intelligent technlgy brings many emplyment pprtunities t human beings nwadays.
G.There is ne field that's predicted t grw steadily in the future: Health Care Prfessinals.
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A new crnavirus, a cusin f the SARS virus, has infected mre than 50 peple since the utbreak began in Wuhan, China, in December. Scientist Le Pn, wh first decded the virus, thinks it likely started in an animal and spread t humans. The Wrld Health Organizatin ffered guidance t cuntries. 1.
What is a crnavirus
2. In rare cases, they are what scientists call zntic (人畜共患病), meaning they can be transmitted frm animals t humans, accrding t the US Centers fr Disease Cntrl and Preventin.
Crnavirus symptms
The viruses can make peple sick, usually with a mild t mderate upper respiratry (呼吸的) tract illness, similar t a cmmn cld. Crnavirus symptms include a runny nse, cugh, sre thrat, pssibly a headache and maybe a fever. 3.
Fr thse with a weakened immune system, the elderly and the very yung, there’s a chance the virus culd cause a lwer, and much mre serius, respiratry tract illness like a pneumnia r brnchitis.
4. Middle East Respiratry Syndrme, als knwn as the MERS virus, was first reprted in the Middle East in 512 and als causes respiratry prblems, but thse symptms are much mre severe. Three t fur ut f every 10 patients infected with MERS died, accrding t the CDC. Severe Acute Respiratry Syndrme, als knwn as SARS, is the ther crnavirus that can cause mre severe symptms. First identified in the Guangdng prvince in suthern China, accrding t the WHO, it causes respiratry prblems but can als cause diarrhea, fatigue, shrtness f breath, respiratry distress and kidney failure. It als results in death.
Hw it spreads
Viruses can spread frm human cntact with animals. 5. With SARS, scientists suspected civet cats were t blame. When it cmes t human-t-human transmissin f the viruses, ften it happens when smene cmes int cntact with the infected persn’s secretins.
A. Here are several suggestins fr yu abut a crnavirus.
B. There are a handful f human crnaviruses that are knwn t be deadly.
C. Scientists think MERS started in camels, accrding t the WHO.
D. Crnaviruses are a large grup f viruses that are cmmn amng animals.
E.There are all kinds f crnaviruses existing in the wrld.
F.Here are several things yu shuld knw abut a crnavirus.
G.They can last fr a cuple f days.
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As teenagers cntinue t grw and develp int yung adults, the transitin(过渡) int adulthd has begun. With s many physical and emtinal changes ging n, certain manners are ften frgtten and ther adult traits are nt yet accepted as a way f life. 1. By ding the fllwing things, yu will earn mre respect.
Cntribute t the husehld
At the very least, clean up after yurself. As a teenager, yu are ld enugh t clean up after yurself. When yu make a mess, clean it up. 2. All chres that yu d help t reduce the lad f the persn wh did them befre. Nw that yu're ld enugh and capable, why shuldn't yu cntribute t the husehld? 3.
Be respnsible
4. Whether they are basic things, like brushing yur teeth r ding yur hmewrk, r mre invlved chres that cntribute t the husehld, simply fulfill yur respnsibilities n time. When adults knw that they can rely n yu, their trust and respect fr yu will increase.
Slve mre f yur wn prblem withut asking fr help
Instead f taking the easy apprach and asking fr help, make an effrt t slve yur prblems n yur wn first. The “easy way” is nly easy fr yu, but it is an extra task fr the persn frm whm yu are seeking help. Seek help nly after yu have made an hnest effrt t slve yur wn prblems. 5. When yu becme a gd prblem slver, yu increase yur value t the cmmunity.
A. The peple ding the chres befre will greatly appreciate the help.
B. It will make yur life mre pleasant.
C. Everyne has certain respnsibilities.
D. When speaking t a grup, speak lud enugh.
E.This includes，but is nt limited t, yur dishes and yur rm.
F.By being aware f these manners and traits, yu can manage them sner.
G.Depending n the prblem, 15 minutes f effrt is usually a gd guideline.
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Peple all ver the wrld have sme strange hbbies, and ne f the mst unusual in Britain is "trainsptting". 1. .Yu'll see the grwn.ups standing arund a railway statins and ther places where trains pass by, and yu'll see them taking phts and exchanging ntes with each ther. S, what are they ding?
2. the numbers n the frnt f the trains, r the make and mdel f the "lcmtive (火车头)" -the part f the train which pulls all the ther part. In the same way that sme peple cllect tys r stamps, these men cllect and exchange all kinds f details abut trains and railways.
The idea ges back as far as 442. That year, a yung man named Ian Allan was wrking at Waterl railway statin in Lndn.3. , and quite a lt f the questins he received were very similar. He fund himself getting a little annyed at sending the sine replies t the same questins .s he had a wrd with him bss. He asked if he culd write a brchure giving the answers t the mst frequently asked questins. His bss said if he wanted t waste his time n such a prject, that'OK.4. .S he did. The brchure he wrte was the earliest versin f the FAQs (常见问题) yu see n websites nwadays.
The first 2,000 cpies were all sld in days, and by the 450s, a millin cpies f British Railways Lcmtives were selling every year. Ian Allan went t becme a successful publisher, and gt an Order f the British Empire(OBE,大英帝国勋章) frm the Queen in 495.5. .
A. But he shuld d it in his wn time
B. The yung man spent much time n it
C. They're lking fr the trains they've taken
D. Well, they're cllecting infrmatin abut trains
E.It's usually men ver the age f 40, but nt always
F.He died in 515, but his trainsptting hbby lives n
G.It was his jb t answer letters frm peple abut trains
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Giving a gift that will stand the test f time is always a challenge,but giving plants is ne way t try.Whatever type f plant yu chse,it’s sure t last lnger than cut flwers 1.
The mst imprtant thing t cnsider is where it will live.If yur friend’s place is bright and sunny,a succulent(多肉植物)makes sense. 2. Succulents naturally grw in desert-like envirnments,while rchids(兰花)grw in damp frests.
3. It can help yu understand what cnditins it prefers.S,while picking ut plant gifts,ask the salespersn fr mre infrmatin t ensure what yu chse is a match fr where it will end up.
Whatever plant yu chse,make peace with the fact that it may r may nt survive.After all,a huse’s inside is pretty dissimilar t where that plant naturally grws.S we can all nly d ur best.4 If their leaves dry up,they’re nt getting enugh water.If they’re reaching their leaves tward the light,they may need mre f it.S ffer that advice t yur friend,and then let it g.
If yu have a plant-interested friend n yur gift list,why nt chse a plant which is easy t keep alive in his place and lks lvely?Yu dn’t need t wrap it,as a simple bw is enugh.5. It’s a way t ensure yur gift gets a gd start in life.
A. Yu can always put them inside a paper bag.
B. But yu can cnsider giving a nice pt and bag f sil.
C. Knwing the natural histry f a plant is equally imprtant.
D. Even relatively experienced green thumbs smetimes lse
E.The key is t pay attentin t plants-really lk at them each day..
F.If yu want t chse plants as gifts,the ideas belw will help yu n yur way.
G.If yur friend has a cl hme with n direct sun,an rchid is prbably a better chice.