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When I was small, my mum always told me, “I just want you to be happy.” But what exactly is happiness? Is it a place, or a never-ending journey?
Is happiness on social media? It sure seems that way. People love sharing perfect pictures online. But going through posts on platforms can actually make you feel worse about your life. They mislead people into thinking that others are better off. ★. Meanwhile, a study shows that people spending over two hours daily on social media are twice as likely to feel lonely.
But what if we’re the ones posting? When we share a happy moment, we get excited, but after a while, we return to feeling the same as before. Happiness only lasts for so long, and when it ends, we set out looking for new happiness. And social media has made this search harder than ever.
Happily, there’s still hope for us to find lasting happiness. This happens when we allow ourselves to feel and deal with emotions like anger, disappointment, fear and sadness. It’s not easy, but when we are honest about our experiences, we build deeper and more meaningful connections with others. And those friendships bring us smiles that last much longer than any number of “likes” on a screen!
March 20th is World Happiness Day. Take it as a reminder that trying to be happy all the time is like trying to catch a unicorn(独角兽)—it’s just not going to happen. Instead, focus on your own journey and accept the different emotions you’ll feel along the way.
(
A. By raising questions.
B. By giving examples.
C. By comparing facts.
D. By listing numbers.
(
A. In this way, people can know more about others
B. In fact, social media use causes low spirits
C. Instead, people will take it seriously
D. In addition, social media opens people’s eyes
(
A.
B. C. D.
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A. Ava uses social media for over two hours a day.
B. Bella usually shows off her life on social media.
C. Chris loves posting pictures on the Internet.
D. David controls his emotions calmly when he is angry.
(
A. The True Meaning of Social Media
B. Happiness on Social Media
C. The Search for True Happiness
D. The Journey to World Happiness Day
When I was small, my mum always told me, “I just want you to be happy.” But what exactly is happiness? Is it a place, or a never-ending journey?
Is happiness on social media? It sure seems that way. People love sharing perfect pictures online. But going through posts on platforms can actually make you feel worse about your life. They mislead people into thinking that others are better off. ★. Meanwhile, a study shows that people spending over two hours daily on social media are twice as likely to feel lonely.
But what if we’re the ones posting? When we share a happy moment, we get excited, but after a while, we return to feeling the same as before. Happiness only lasts for so long, and when it ends, we set out looking for new happiness. And social media has made this search harder than ever.
Happily, there’s still hope for us to find lasting happiness. This happens when we allow ourselves to feel and deal with emotions like anger, disappointment, fear and sadness. It’s not easy, but when we are honest about our experiences, we build deeper and more meaningful connections with others. And those friendships bring us smiles that last much longer than any number of “likes” on a screen!
March 20th is World Happiness Day. Take it as a reminder that trying to be happy all the time is like trying to catch a unicorn(独角兽)—it’s just not going to happen. Instead, focus on your own journey and accept the different emotions you’ll feel along the way.
(
A
)56. How does the writer lead into the topic?A. By raising questions.
B. By giving examples.
C. By comparing facts.
D. By listing numbers.
(
B
)57. Which of the following can be put in ★?A. In this way, people can know more about others
B. In fact, social media use causes low spirits
C. Instead, people will take it seriously
D. In addition, social media opens people’s eyes
(
B
)58. Which of the following best describes the change in people’s feelings in Paragraph 3?A.
B. C. D.(
D
)59. Which of the following person might get lasting happiness in life according to Paragraph 4?A. Ava uses social media for over two hours a day.
B. Bella usually shows off her life on social media.
C. Chris loves posting pictures on the Internet.
D. David controls his emotions calmly when he is angry.
(
C
)60. What would be the best title for the passage?A. The True Meaning of Social Media
B. Happiness on Social Media
C. The Search for True Happiness
D. The Journey to World Happiness Day
答案
56.A 57.B 58.B 59.D 60.C
解析
【分析】本题为英语阅读理解题，需结合文章各段落内容，针对每个问题的考查方向，定位对应信息，分析选项的合理性。56题考查作者引入话题的方式，需关注第一段的表述；57题考查句子还原，需结合上下文的逻辑关系；58题考查段落内的情绪变化，需分析第三段的内容；59题考查细节理解，需定位第四段关于持久幸福的描述；60题考查主旨大意，需总结全文核心内容。
【解析】
56题：文章第一段作者先引用妈妈的话，随后提出“what exactly is happiness? Is it a place, or a never-ending journey?”两个问题，通过提问的方式引入话题，对应选项A。
57题：★处前文提到社交媒体上的帖子会让人们觉得他人过得更好，后文提到研究显示每天使用社交媒体超两小时的人更易感到孤独，中间需衔接社交媒体对情绪的负面影响，选项B“事实上，使用社交媒体会导致情绪低落”符合上下文逻辑，故选B。
58题：第三段指出，当人们分享快乐时刻会感到兴奋（情绪上升），之后会回到原来的状态，快乐持续时间短，随后会去寻找新的快乐，对应情绪先上升后下降的变化，选项B的图像符合这一变化，故选B。
59题：第四段提到，找到持久幸福的方式是允许自己感受并处理愤怒、失望等情绪，对自己的经历保持诚实，选项D中David生气时能冷静控制情绪，符合这一描述，故选D。
60题：全文围绕探讨幸福的真正含义，分析社交媒体对幸福的影响，最终指出要寻找真正的幸福，核心是“寻找真正的幸福”，对应选项C。
【答案】
56.A 57.B 58.B 59.D 60.C
【知识点】
英语阅读理解、细节理解、主旨大意
【点评】
本题围绕幸福主题，综合考查学生对英语文章的细节理解、逻辑衔接分析及主旨概括能力，需准确把握文章各段落的核心信息，理清上下文逻辑关系。
【难度系数】
0.5
【解析】
56题：文章第一段作者先引用妈妈的话，随后提出“what exactly is happiness? Is it a place, or a never-ending journey?”两个问题，通过提问的方式引入话题，对应选项A。
57题：★处前文提到社交媒体上的帖子会让人们觉得他人过得更好，后文提到研究显示每天使用社交媒体超两小时的人更易感到孤独，中间需衔接社交媒体对情绪的负面影响，选项B“事实上，使用社交媒体会导致情绪低落”符合上下文逻辑，故选B。
58题：第三段指出，当人们分享快乐时刻会感到兴奋（情绪上升），之后会回到原来的状态，快乐持续时间短，随后会去寻找新的快乐，对应情绪先上升后下降的变化，选项B的图像符合这一变化，故选B。
59题：第四段提到，找到持久幸福的方式是允许自己感受并处理愤怒、失望等情绪，对自己的经历保持诚实，选项D中David生气时能冷静控制情绪，符合这一描述，故选D。
60题：全文围绕探讨幸福的真正含义，分析社交媒体对幸福的影响，最终指出要寻找真正的幸福，核心是“寻找真正的幸福”，对应选项C。
【答案】
56.A 57.B 58.B 59.D 60.C
【知识点】
英语阅读理解、细节理解、主旨大意
【点评】
本题围绕幸福主题，综合考查学生对英语文章的细节理解、逻辑衔接分析及主旨概括能力，需准确把握文章各段落的核心信息，理清上下文逻辑关系。
【难度系数】
0.5
