2026年暑假活动实践与思考八年级综合全一册通用版第110页答案

(

)16. Cindy

Beijing. She

back in two weeks.

A.has gone to; comes
B.has gone to; will be
C.has been to; comes
D.has been to; will be

答案

16. B

(

)17. You can go to the 24-hour shop

you want.

A.wherever
B.whenever
C.however
D.whichever

答案

17. B

(

)18. Two fifths of them

Young Pioneers.

A.is
B.am
C.are
D.be

答案

18. C

(

)19. My grandfather

for 5 years. We miss him very much.

A.has died
B.died
C.has been dead
D.was dead

答案

19. C

三、阅读下面的短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式
The idea that you can smile your way to happiness has a very long history. Back in the 1800s, Charles Darwin was among the first to come up

with

the idea that smiling can make you happier. But researchers are now finding

new result.
Recently the researchers

provided

(provide) 50 years of data to show that smiling improves happiness only by a little. Their result suggests that if 100 people smiled, only about seven might expect to feel happier.
“Maybe there are different kinds of smiles with different

reasons

(reason),”says Paula Niedenthal, an expert at a university. “But it depends on

whether

they are true smiles of joy or not.”Also, they’ve found that forcing to smile can influence(影响) your health

heavily

(heavy). For example, service workers who were forced to smile all day may lead to heavy drinking. This always

causes

(cause) a higher risk of health problems and makes things worse.
“Maybe, it’s not good

to force

(force) people to smile when they are not feeling good.” Niedenthal says,“Because, I know when I am sad and people tell

to smile, it just makes me feel even

angrier

(angry). ”And just as the researcher says, “Smiling is notgoing to make any important difference in our life.”
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