高考英语二轮训练-七选五15篇（新高考八省专用）（学生版）

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专题03 七选五15篇
（24-25高三上·河南·开学考试）Rejectin creates an emtinal rller caster. We feel the sadness, anger, and lss f the persn wh rejects us, and als ur self-respect is hurt. 1 While there is n quick fix, the fllwing suggestins can help yu vercme the cnfusin and ease the pain f rejectin.
2 Peple tend t avid their pain. There is n healing withut feeling yur feelings. There is n healing withut pain. Yu must g thrugh the feelings t heal. Let yurself feel the lss and the pain and express yur difficult emtins. Yu shuld knw that yu are strng enugh and can face pain with curage t heal and grw.
Take it ne mment at a time. It takes time t heal and fr the hurt t lessen. In the abyss (深渊), it is hard t think t far, s be patient during this difficult perid. Unfrtunately, tday, we live in the fast lane. We dn’t have patience and we want things t happen immediately. Patience is a lst art. 143
Develp gratitude. Gratitude is cure fr pain. Pain is abut what we are missing. Gratitude is abut what we are having. If we fcus n the negative, we will see the negatives. 3 Thse wh shw gratitude, develp a psitive attitude, and appreciate their situatin minimize their pain and create mre happy mments in their lives.
Getting ver a rejectin is hard. 4 It is there t make yu grw. Everyne heals frm rejectin at their wn pace in their wn way. We must sympathize with urselves and accept that reality. It’s imprtant t take yur time t deal with rejectin and t use the practices suggested t heal and mve n t the new pprtunities life presents us. It wn’t be easy, but it will be wrth it.
A．Feel it t heal it.
B．Dn’t take it t persnally.
C．Hwever, yur pain wn’t last frever.
D．S, even if yu are brken, keep busy.
E．With time, the sense f lss and hurt will ease.
F．This is why getting ver a rejectin is challenging.
G．If we fcus n the psitive, we will see the psitives.
（24-25高三上·云南大理·开学考试）Sustainable travel is nw ne f the fastest-grwing mvements. Its gal is t meet the needs f the turism industry withut harming natural and cultural envirnments. 1 Here are sme cncrete ways t reduce yur envirnmental impact as a traveler.
2 Travel desn’t have t be abut ging smewhere far away. It’s the art f explratin, discvery and getting ut f yur cmfrt zne, all f which can just as well be nearby. Find smewhere nearby yu haven’t been, get in yur car, and g fr a visit. Yu never knw what yu’ll cme acrss.
Make greener transprtatin chices. After walking, public transprtatin is the next best way t explre new destinatins. 3 When it cmes t lnger distances, buses and trains are yur best way f getting arund, bth f which can be quite an experience in and f itself.
Avid ver-visited destinatins. If yu can, avid places with ver-turism. Yu’ll find fewer crwds and lwer prices, and yu als wn’t be putting as much pressure n lcal cmmunities struggling t keep up. And, frm a persnal-enjyment pint f view, wh wants t deal with crwds r lng lines? N ne. 4
Take a nature-related trip. If yu want t better understand and appreciate the natural wrld, try taking a trip with the single purpse f cnnecting with nature. 5 I prmise that when yu cme hme, yu’ll have a new viewpint n why we’re all s fcused n being envirnmentally friendly these days.
A．Stay clse t hme.
B．Find an ideal place t explre.
C．Sustainable travel can be useful t supprt cmmunities.
D．Nt nly is it better fr the envirnment, but it’s cheaper as well.
E．Get in tuch with the wrld in a way that sitting at hme desn’t.
F．If nt managed prperly, turism can have incredibly negative impacts.
G．Visiting less-visited destinatins can be much mre enjyable and rewarding.
（24-25高三上·江西·开学考试）Benefits f Bredm t Embrace
Bredm is gd medicine fr the brain. It sunds a little strange, right? After all, what culd anyne gain frm sitting arund with nthing t d? But, in the fast pace f mdern living, slwing dwn every nw and then can d wnders fr yur well-being. 1 S, embrace bredm by setting aside time each day withut distractins.
It bsts creativity. If yu ever face a creative blck, try ding nthing at all! Bredm prvides a pwerful catalyst (催化剂) fr creativity. It stimulates divergent thinking—the thught prcess ur brains use t cme up with new, innvative ideas. 152
It gives yur brain a chance t rest. Having tech devices everywhere yu g can lead t digital burnut and sensry verlad. 2 Even breaks as shrt as ten minutes a day help yur brain rest, s yu can cme back clear-headed and mre fcused.
It imprves scial cnnectins. Burnut can be bad fr relatinships. 3 Yur brain restres and gets refreshed when it’s unused. Then, when yu interact with yur family and friends, yu’ll feel mre at ease and energized.
4 Managing bredm has surprising benefits, like imprving yur self-cntrl and ability t cncentrate. Experiencing bredm at a yung age helps develp self-cntrl skills, such as managing ne’s thughts and reactins.
A．It encurages prblem-slving.
B．It helps fcus and self-discipline.
C．Bredm, hwever, ffers yur brain a much-needed break.
D．When yur mind isn’t ccupied, it creates space fr self-reflectin.
E．Thus, it makes yu self-aware and emtinally in tune with yurself.
F．S the next time yu feel stuck, step away and let the ideas cme t yu.
G．It leads t emtinal exhaustin, making it difficult t cnnect with thers.
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·阶段练习）Here’s Hw t Use Wallpaper
Wallpaper is a pwerful design tl that can transfrm a rm. Here are tips t see hw it’s dne.Where shuld the wallpaper g?
The first step is figuring ut where yu’re ging t hang the wallpaper. Keep in mind: 1 . Smaller, darker spaces are the best places t hang wallpaper. Larger rms with great light and beautiful views are ften better left alne.
Once yu’ve settled n a rm, yur decisins aren’t ver. Where exactly in that rm shuld yu hang the paper? A typical installatin invlves cvering all fur walls. 2 .Measure and plan the installatin
Measure the walls r ceiling yu plan t cver and cnsider hw the width f the rll yu’ve chsen will wrk in the space.
3 , but if yu have a large-scale pattern, try t make sure the center f that pattern is right where yu want it. Similarly, try t avid placing the rll in such a way that yu end up having t use thin scraps (小块) f wallpaper in the crners f the rm.Prepare the wall
4 . If yur wall has many minr imperfectins, yu may want t use blank wallpaper t help smth things ut. If yur wall has lumps and bumps, hles r a thick texture, thse prblems will be visible n the surface f the paper if yu dn’t crrect them befre installatin. Ppped nail-heads shuld be hammered flat, and hles shuld be filled. 160
With all the decisins made, it’s time t stick the wallpaper up with glue. Yu may hire a prfessinal installer, but yu can hang the wallpaper yurself. Once the wallpaper is hung, dn’t be afraid t hang decrative pictures.
A．Stick it up
B．It’s nt wrth fixing the wall
C．Decrate the rm with pictures
D．Small-scale patterns prvide flexibility
E．Wallpaper isn’t a fix fr damaged r uneven walls
F．Nt all rms are gd candidates fr wallpapering
G．Anther ptin is wallpapering the ceiling instead f the walls
（24-25高三上·河南开封·开学考试）As a teenager, I read unpredictable science fictin bks, insightful histry bks, interesting ppular science bks, and s n… 1 . When I enjy bks, they als bring me many benefits.
Reading allws me t gain mre knwledge. Fr example, in my Chinese class, I read the chapter called “Cicadas” in Bk f Insects by French naturalist Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre. I wanted t learn mre abut cicadas’ stries, such as why they leave their hles, and ther insects intrduced in the bk. T satisfy my grwing curisity, I read anther bk titled Encyclpedia (百科) f Insects. 2 .
Anther virtue f reading that I have realized is that it helps me perfrm better academically. 3 , which are necessary fr understanding a text’s meaning accurately and answering relevant questins quickly. That has directly led t higher grades in sme exams. In rder t cmprehend a bk with tens f thusands r even hundreds f thusands f wrds, I must gather my thughts and cncentrate n reading. 4 . As a result, I can get better scres at schl.
What matters mst is that reading gives me a sense f spiritual cntentment. I truly enjy the nvel The Miracles f the Namiya General Stre. By reading this bk, I understand that we shuld take care f peple arund us, and believe that there is always sincerity, gdness and beauty in the wrld. 5 . Histry bks ften tell me that life is full f ups and dwns, while science fictin bks ften help me understand the principle f respecting nature and life.
A．This bk pened up the wrld f literature t me
B．Being fcused cntributes a lt t efficient learning
C．Reading a lengthy bk requires mre than attentin
D．Mst f my questins were answered after I read the bk
E．All f them deeply attract me and make me fall in lve with reading
F．My lve f reading helps me develp reading cmprehensin abilities
G．In additin t nvels, ther types f bks can als prvide me with spiritual help
（24-25高三上·陕西安康·开学考试）Hw t Stand Up fr Yurself
Fr mst f us, it’s pretty easy t stand up fr smene else. It’s nt hard t say yur friend deserves a raise at wrk r yur mm shuld ask fr a secnd pinin at the dctr. 1 , we smehw have all kinds f painful stries abut hw it’s selfish r unkind t advcate fr ur wn needs. S hw d yu g frm being everyne else’s advcate t learning hw t stand up fr yurself? These are the steps I wuld like t share with yu.
Strengthen yur self- wrth. 2 . Let me explain. Where financial wrth is abut keeping mre mney than yu spend, self- wrth is built in the same way, but instead f dllars, we’ re cllecting and keeping mre self.
Get cmfrtable saying n. The next time smene asks yu fr a favr r t jin a cmmittee, cnsider if yu can affrd t say yes. 3 . If yu can’t affrd it, yu culd als try smething like “That desn’t feel gd t me” r “That desn’t wrk with my schedule”.
4 . It’s easy t fall int this trap because yu tend t get praised fr this habit. But when yu place mre imprtance n what thers may think f yu, yu are prbably devaluing yurself. 5 . Then, yu end up in a desperate cycle f perfrming fr thers and hping t gain wrth. T break this habit, instead f relying n niceness and agreeableness, start leaning tward the curage t nt be liked all the time and the strength t endure (忍受) rejectin.
A．Stp peple- pleasing
B．But when the tables are turned
C．Thugh satisfying thers’ needs pleases us mre
D．Be aware whether yu can affrd t gain self- wrth
E．As yur self- wrth drps, yur urge t please thers rises
F．T d it, yu actually have t keep mre value than yu give away
G．Think abut what it will cst yu in terms f finances, energy, health and time
（24-25高三上·云南·开学考试）Healthy eating desn’t just mean what yu eat, but hw yu eat. 86
Eat with thers. It can help yu t see thers’ healthy eating habits. If yu usually eat with yur parents, yu will find that the fd yu eat is mre delicius.
Listen t yur bdy. 1 Have a glass f water t see if yu are thirsty (口渴的). Smetimes yu are just thirsty and yu dn’t need fd. Stp eating when yu feel full.
Eat breakfast. Breakfast is the mst imprtant meal f the day. After yu dn’t eat fr the past ten hurs, yur bdy needs fd t keep yu ging. 88
Eat healthy snacks like fruit, ygurt r cheese. 2 In fact, it’s a gd idea t eat tw healthy snacks between yur three meals. But this desn’t mean yu can eat a bag f chips instead f a meal.
Dn’t eat dinner late. With ur busy life, we always put ff the dinner time until the last minute. 3 This will give yur bdy a chance t digest mst f the fd befre yu rest fr the next 8 hurs.
A．Yu will be mre active after eating breakfast.
B．Try t eat dinner at least 3 hurs befre yu g t bed.
C．Here is sme advice n healthy eating.
D．Yu must exercise and keep healthy.
E．Ask yurself if yu are really hungry.
F．We all need snacks smetimes.
G．Yu shuld eat enugh fruit and vegetables every day.
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·阶段练习）Anyne with a mbile phne has likely drpped it in water r been caught in a rainstrm. And many seem t think that putting a wet phne in a bag f uncked rice will rescue it. 1 . The technlgy cmpany said it is a bad idea because small particles(颗粒) f rice can get int the phne and cause damage.
If the phne is drpped in water, dry it with a clean clth, even a shirt will d. Turn the phne ff if yu can. Remve its SIM card, the cver and the battery, if pssible. And let everything dry at rm temperature, perhaps with a fan running. Since yu cannt take a phne apart, Apple says t tap the phne against yur hand with the cnnecting prts facing dwn s water can flw ut. 2 . Apple, hwever, advises against putting ne inside iPhne penings.
If yur phne is drpped in seawater, treated water, r a drink, Samsung advises t keep it in clean water fr a few minutes. 3 . Bth Apple and Samsung say t leave the phne ut in an pen area t dry. Mre imprtantly, dn’t use a hair dryer r put the phne in a freezer. Mst newer phnes are nt waterprf but they are water-resistant. It means they can get wet fr a shrt time.
4 . Packs f silica gel (干燥剂) are usually included with prducts including fd and shes t keep them dry. These packs can help dry yur phne in a sealed cntainer. The phne manufacturers say it is hard t knw when phnes are cmpletely dry. But it will likely take a few days. 5 .
A．Drying yur phne is nt as easy as it might seem
B．Hwever, Apple recently warned against ding just that
C．Phnes can survive 30 minutes in up t 6 meters f water
D．Ding that will remve any salt that culd hurt the phne
E．Anther way t dry yur phne is by using a drying agent
F．It’s still a gd idea t bring the phne in fr service right away
G．Samsung suggests using a cttn swab t get water ut f the prts
（24-25高三上·四川·开学考试）I’m an Indnesian student and finished my Master’s degree in Sweden. 1 Here are my tp fur things that I’ve learned frm my experience.
I understand my hme cuntry better. Being a lcal in my hme cuntry fr almst a lifetime gt me thinking that the grass was always greener in ther cuntries. 2 And my cuntry has different psitive angles that I’ve learned t see and be prud f.
I get much deeper understanding f ther cultures’ perspectives. Studying abrad has changed my perspective and made me shift my beliefs. I’ve learned the issue f privacy. I used t see that the internet is the place where we shuld talk abut ur activities and share many parts f urselves t the wrld. I used t take everyne’s pictures and share them nline. 3
I see travelling in a new way. What is travelling all abut? Why d we need travelling? 4 I learned that by being a turist, understanding lcal perspectives and needs is imprtant. And mst imprtantly, I fund that yu can find a whle new way f life when yu really take time t understand the cuntry yu’ re in.
5 When yu study abrad, the first thing yu might ntice are the many differences between peple. But yu als see that all f these differences are als universal — peple in many ways are the same everywhere. Studying abrad gives yu the pprtunity t really understand peple frm different culture backgrunds. And when yu make friends, yu learn t accept their perfectins alngside their shrtcmings.
A．I learn t accept peple’s differences.
B．What shuld yu take while yu are travelling?
C．Learning in a freign cuntry taught me lts f things.
D．I like t make friends frm different culture backgrunds.
E．Yet being abrad has given me the chance t see that n cuntry is perfect.
F．By trying answering these questins, I started t understand travelling differently.
G．Nw I secure my data, respect peple’s privacy, and even remind thers t d s.
（24-25高三上·四川泸州·开学考试）Being a teenager can be bth exciting and challenging. It’s a time f self-discvery, grwth, and learning. Here are sme tips t help yu stay mtivated and achieve yur gals.
Be psitive. A psitive attitude can make a big difference in yur life. When yu face difficulties, try t lk at the bright side and find slutins instead f cmplaining. Believe in yurself and yur abilities. 111
Set gals. Having clear gals can give yu directin and purpse. Think abut what yu want t achieve in the shrt term and the lng term. Write them dwn and make a plan t reach them. 1 .
Learn frm failures. Everyne makes mistakes and experiences failures. Dn’t let them discurage yu. Instead, learn frm them and use them as pprtunities t grw. Analyze what went wrng and hw yu can imprve next time. 2 .
Surrund yurself with psitive peple. The peple yu spend time with can have a big impact n yur md and mtivatin. Surrund yurself with friends, family, and mentrs wh supprt yu and inspire yu. Avid negative peple wh bring yu dwn.
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Take care f yurself. Yur physical and mental health are essential fr yur success. Make sure t eat well, exercise regularly, and get enugh sleep. Take breaks when yu need them and d things that make yu happy. 4 .
A．Dn’t be afraid t ask fr help when yu need it.
B．Fcus n yur strengths and use them t yur advantage.
C．Remember that failure is a part f the learning prcess.
D．A psitive mindset will attract psitive pprtunities.
E．They can ffer advice and encuragement when yu face challenges.
F．Taking care f yurself will help yu stay fcused and mtivated.
（24-25高三上·河南焦作·开学考试）Summer ften encurages peple t spend time in a pl, lake, r cean. Water can be bth refreshing and relaxing—and it’s als a great setting fr ding a heart-healthy wrkut, whether that’s swimming laps r ding water aerbics (有氧运动) . 1
Swimming is a full-bdy exercise that uses nearly every muscle in yur bdy t frce yu frward. And because yu’re hrizntal (水平的) in the water, bld desn’t pl in yur lwer bdy like it des when yu’re exercising upright. 2 Yur heart becmes mre efficient, which means yur heart rate is a little lwer during swimming cmpared with ther types f exercise.
Still, swimming requires a certain amunt f skill. If it desn’t cme naturally t yu, water aerbics can be a gd alternative. 3 The simplest versin is pl walking r jgging dne in water that’s at least waist-deep. Added resistance translates t extra calrie burn cmpared with land-based exercise. Fr example, a 150-pund persn burns abut 250 calries jgging fr 30 minutes n land. 4 Yu can als d ther mves like jumping jacks (开合跳) fr a d-it-yurself water wrkut.
5 Water treatment features ne-n-ne exercises with a dctr fr a number f sessins. Ding gentle exercise while staying in water takes stress ff yur jints, and the water’s warm temperature has a psitive effect.
A．Water can be an ideal setting fr peple with injuries.
B．But jgging in water fr 30 minutes burns abut 350 calries.
C．In fact, water-based exercise ffers several unique advantages.
D．Ding water aerbics als targets the heart and muscles tgether.
E．The cnditins dctrs treat include balance prblems and bdy pains.
F．That increases bld flw tward the centre f yur bdy and yur heart.
G．Mving yur bdy thrugh water prvides far mre resistance than thrugh air.
（24-25高三上·云南昆明·阶段练习）The qute“ There is nthing nble in being superir t yur fellw man; true nbility is being superir t yur frmer self.” is ften attributed t Ernest Hemingway. 1 At its cre, the qute encurages us t reflect n what true nbility means and where it can be fund.
The first part f the qute,“ There is nthing nble in being superir t yur fellw man,” stresses the idea that the pursuit f superirity ver thers is nt internally nble. Often, peple are driven t cmpete, cmpare, r advcate dminance ver their peers. 2 Hwever,
Hemingway suggests that this frm f superirity, achieved at the expense f thers, lacks true nbility. It can lead t bighead, divisin, and a sense f emptiness.
3 That“ true nbility is being superir t yur frmer self” emphasizes the idea that the mst meaningful and virtuus frm f superirity is ne’s cntinual self- imprvement and persnal grwth instead f measuring neself against thers. Individuals shuld strive t becme better versins f themselves.
What is the cncept f self- imprvement? It implies a cmmitment t self- awareness. 4 It suggests that nbility is fund in the mdesty t acknwledge ne’s flaws (缺点) and weaknesses, and the determinatin t vercme them. It’s abut learning, evlving, and becming a mre merciful, empathetic (共情的), and virtuus individual.
In essence, Hemingway’s qute invites us t reevaluate ur pririties and values. It encurages us t shift ur fcus frm external cmparisns and cmpetitins t the inner jurney f self- imprvement and grwth. True nbility lies nt in utshining thers but in utgrwing ur frmer selves. 125
A．It’s the pursuit f persnal gals and values.
B．Self- discipline is an essential aspect f human existence.
C．The qute als ffers an alternative perspective n nbility.
D．They believe it t be a mark f success r a gd reputatin.
E．The qute explres the cncept f nbility and persnal grwth.
F．That will truly help us becme the best versins f wh we can be.
G．S try t find alternative slutins and adjust the exceptins accrdingly.
（24-25高三上·陕西渭南·阶段练习）It wn’t hurt as much when yu say smething mean abut me if I say it abut myself first. Fr decades, this had been my practice, a type f self-defence mechanism I develped as a kid against thse wh wuld criticize, bully (欺凌) r belittle me. 1 “I knw I can be t much, and yu’re prbably sick f me,” I’d tell friends, which was a statement brn less ut f self-awareness and mre ut f fear.
2 In fact, a lt f wmen are cnditined t be this way, says psychlgist Dr. Traci Stein, wh is als an authr and creatr f a series f prgrams t fight critical self-talk and build self-sympathy.
Self-criticism is any thught that highlights a fault r prblem yu have — r think yu have. As Stein pints ut, critical thughts are ften untrue. 3
The gd news abut these negative thughts is that they are just that: thughts. 4 It starts by develping a psitive mindset thrugh self-sympathy. “Be aware f the negative thughts and interrupt that internal dialgue,” Stein says. “Change them int smething psitive. Speak t yurself kindly, like yu wuld t smene yu lve and care abut. Yu’d never tell yur child that they are stupid and ugly, s dn’t speak t yurself that way either.”
Getting cures frm ur experts will help yu build self-sympathy and bar harmful critical thughts. 5 “A gd expert will help yu learn t recgnize these thughts, challenge them and cme up with anxiety-management strategies.”
A．Easier said than dne?
B．And yu can change yur thughts.
C．The self-criticism quickly tk n a life f its wn.
D．Having negative thughts abut urselves is human nature.
E．I’m nt the nly ne wh made self-criticizing a persnality characteristic.
F．Hwever, the irny f these thughts is that they ften have the ppsite result.
G．Self-critical thughts can be really sticky, especially if yu’ve made a habit f them, Stein says.
（24-25高二上·四川巴中·开学考试）Rck climbing has becme a mainstream pleasure enjyed by many. The natural wrld ffers a thrilling adventure thrugh beautiful envirnments filled with wildlife.
Hwever, rck climbing happens in places that are generally hard t access and unsuitable fr agricultural expansin and urbanizatin. As a result, they have generally suffered less human impact and the areas tend t be imprtant sites fr bidiversity. 1 With the sprt bming, the amazing bidiversity sustained by cliff ecsystems is under pressure.
2 Giving nesting birds sme place is what climbers can d. The presence f climbers at the cliff where birds are nesting tends t cause them t abandn their chicks t starvatin. Climbers shuld check in advance if there are any bird nesting restrictins. This infrmatin is usually available n climbing guidebks. 3 If climbers spt a nest, try t leave a nte and find a way t cmmunicate this t the rest f the lcal climbing cmmunity.
Sme cliff- specialist plant species have very narrw ranges. If a suitable habitat is rare, they have few pprtunities t grw elsewhere. Hwever, climbers can remve vegetatin and sil when establishing a rute that has nt been climbed befre. 4 S climbers shuld keep the impact n vegetatin in mind when develping new climbing rutes. Even they can wrk with ther rute develpers and cnservatinists t understand the ptential impact n the plants.
The number f climbers heading ut t these cliffs is increasing at an astnishing pace. It is essential fr climbers t knw what they can d fr the prtectin f the cliff ecsystem. 5 Please help thse with less experience and knwledge by sharing the infrmatin abut climbing and bidiversity damage!
A．This can wipe ut the cliff ecsystem that was there previusly.
B．And sme rganizatins have an nline database ffered t check.
C．Therefre, every climber is respnsible fr prtecting the cliff ecsystem.
D．Even climbers can ask the climbing gym t rganise a discussin abut this tpic.
E．Seemingly a straightfrward way is t spread the wrd abut these gd practices.
F．These data can then be accessed by scientists t avid envirnmental issues n cliffs.
G．Fr example, 40% f sprt climbing areas in Spain are fund in nature prtectin areas.
（24-25高三上·山西·阶段练习）Fathers play an imprtant rle in their sns lives and develping a strng father-sn relatinship is vital fr verall wellbeing. What a sn gains frm his father will shape the man he will becme. 1 Here are several strategies that might help yu strengthen father-sn relatinships.
Spend time tgether
2 Teach him t ride a bike, thrw a ball arund, g fishing, r build a birdhuse tgether This time will let yur sn knw that he is valued. This special time tgether is als gd fr a child’s linguistic, cgnitive, and sci-emtinal develpment. Nt nly will yu be building this imprtant cnnectin, yu will als be creating psitive memries that will last a lifetime.
Be a gd rle mdel.
One f the things yu can d t develp a strng bnd with yur sn is t set a gd example and t be a psitive rle mdel. 3 S hw a father interacts with his partner and thers teaches a sn respect r disrespect and hw t deal with differences f pinin r cnflict. This influence can be psitive r negative. Being a psitive rle mdel will teach empathy and respect fr thers.
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The key t having pen and effective cmmunicatin with yur sn is an imprtant building blck t a strng relatinship. Actively listen t yur child withut interrupting r trying t fix things. Yu can d that by giving yur sn yur full undivided attentin. Tum ff the TV and put yur cellphne dwn and really listen. Have cnversatins abut real issues, like scial media, bullying, peer pressure, and relatinships. This will allw yur child t make their wn healthy decisins
Recgnize achievements.
Anther way t strengthen yur father-sn relatinship is by recgnizing his achievement. Celebrate achievements and victries f any size. Shw yur sn that yu take pride in his accmplishments, bth large and small. 5
A．Practice pen cmmunicatin.
B．Develp emtinal intelligence
C．Actively participate in yur sn’s life jurney.
D．Sme quality ne-n-ne time is really what yur sn wants.
E．A sn learns frm watching his father, even when the parent is unaware.
F．The recgnitin helps t bst yur sn’s self-esteem and his self-wrth.
G．Hwever, with the demands f mdem life, can be challenging t develp this bnd.
（24-25高三上·云南大理·阶段练习）Develpment f Self-Cncept
Self-cncept begins t develp in early childhd. 1 . Hwever, it is between early childhd and adlescence that self-cncept experiences the mst grwth.
By age tw, children begin t differentiate themselves frm thers. By the ages f three and fur, children understand that they are separate and unique selves. 2 . It is based mstly n physical characteristics r cncrete details. Yet, children increasingly pay attentin t their capabilities, and by abut six years ld, children can cmmunicate what they want and need. They are als starting t define themselves in terms f scial grups.
Between the ages f seven and eleven, children begin t make scial cmparisns and cnsider hw they’re understd by thers. At this stage, children’s descriptins f themselves becme mre abstract. 3 They realize that their characteristics exist n a cntinuum. Fr example, a child at this stage will begin t see themselves as mre athletic than sme and less athletic than thers, rather than simply athletic r nt athletic. At this pint, the ideal self and self-image start t develp.
4 The self-cncept established during adlescence is usually the basis fr the self-cncept fr the rest f ne’s life. During the adlescent years, peple experiment with different rles, persnas, and selves. Fr adlescents, self-cncept is influenced by success in areas they value and the respnses f thers valued by them. 5 .
A．This prcess cntinues thrughut life
B．Self-image desn’t always match reality
C．The ideal self is the self we wuld like t be
D．Adlescence is a key perid fr self-cncept
E．At this stage, a child’s self-image is largely descriptive
F．Success and apprval can cntribute t greater self-wrth int adulthd
G．They begin t describe themselves in terms f abilities and nt just cncrete details