题型:任务型阅读 题类:常考题 难易度:普通
重庆市中山外国语学校2017-2018学年高二下学期英语期末考前最后一卷考试试卷
I have two younger cousins starting their “Third Year of High School.” Though I don't talk to them often, I'm both excited for them and also worried. Are they growing up too fast? Are they eating right?
I throw myself into anxiety. But, today, I stepped back for a moment and came to this realization: my cousins are smarter than my 16-year-old self. If I could go back in time, here's what I would say to myself.
There's a time for everything—don't speed it up. This is especially true for love. Life is much longer than the distance from now until tomorrow.
Maintain your digital diet. Being connected has benefits, but please don't become a victim of the internet.
Study. You're just starting to define who you want to be and what you want to do. Make sure you study, get the grades, light the midnight oil. Study the other things in life—the people who are transforming your community and the simple stuff that makes our world go round. You will discover that each bit of detail will change how you view life.
Be an upstander, not a bystander. Your biggest childhood regret is not standing up for that kid. The kid is the one who was accused of not fitting in right; the one whose shirt was always stained and whose eyes were dull. Your biggest regret is walking away. And, it doesn't matter if you turned away from the taunting(嘲弄). It doesn't even matter if you were nice to him when the other kids weren't around.
A. Take your time.
B. You'll regret not being more sympathetic, more courageous, more of a leader.
C. Are they dating?
D. Don't be afraid of what will happen.
E. But, don't just study what teachers say you should.
F. Are you worried about your life.
G. You don't need to spend every waking moment on a device.
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