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教学全国@0所名校单元测试示范卷札记29.What can we learn about Qian Li mentioned in the text?A.She is tired of making breakfast.B.She enjoys the new mode of breakfast.C.She has to stand in line for her breakfast.D.She prefers getting meals at convenience stores.30.What does the underlined words "catering to"in the last paragraph probably means?A.Satisfying the need of.B.Making use of.C.Making a difference to.D.Being connected with.31.Which of the following can best serve as the title of the text?A.Breakfast does matter for your healthB.Breakfast has gone digital in ShanghaiC.Shanghainese think highly of breakfastD.Joint efforts are made to encourage breakfast【答案与解析】上海推行的早餐项目为居民购买早餐提供便利。28.C根据第2段第2句可知，当地政府起初推行该项目，目的是提高人们的生活质量，并使市民获取更多的高质量早餐。29.B根据第4段可知，这种新的数字化订餐方式使她每天都能很方便地吃上一顿健康的早餐。30.A根据最后一段可知，根据政府的营养优化计划，迄今为止，已有12家企业开发了208种营养早餐套餐，以满足特定人群（糖尿病患者、老年人、儿童和青少年）的需要。31,B根据全文可知，在上海推行的早餐项目已转移到推广数字早餐服务，使顾客购买早餐变得更为便利DThose of us who spend time thinking about and working on walking a positive path throughlife might be best served by two simple words,according to a new social psychology study:GetReal.Realists,those whose expectations are neither unreasonably optimistic nor heavily negative,are a group who the researchers found had the highest sense of well-being and happiness over thelong term.The study focused on participants'financial expectations and outcomes over an 18-year periodof time.Those who overestimated their financial outcomes over those years had a lower self-repor-ted sense of well-being than those who had an accurate assessment of their finances.Similarly,those who negatively underestimated their financial outcomes by seeing themselves pessimisticallywere less happy and satisfied than those who were more realistic.These findings are part of the case against"toxic positivity",the overly-simplistic,ultimatelyharmful use of positivity in a vacuum(脱离实际)，denying any challenging or negative realities inpursuit of simple optimism."We see that being realistic about your future and making sound decisions based on evidencecan bring a sense of well-being,without having to completely involve yourself in endless positivi-ty,said Chris Dawson,an economics professor at the University of Bath,where the study wasconducted.This rings so true to me,and readers of this blog will recognize my support for the term "realpositivity"as a worthy goal.To be truly positive is not so different from being a realist,actually.Being unreasonably optimistic about future financial success denies the possibility that financialchallenges will arise,while being self-defeatingly pessimistic denies us the opportunity to succeed in unexpected ways.So instead,let's be optimistic enough to confirm our own possibilities,while remaininggrounded in the world in which we actually live.That is real positivity in a word-for real.32.What conclusion can be made from the study?A.Realists have a perfect path in their life.30【23新教材老高考·DY·英语-WYB-选择性必修第二册-QG】