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As the planet warms,heat waves are becoming frighteningly common-and catching climate scientists33.What can be inferred about intuitive eating?off guard."Actually,a lot of our climate models project how frequent extreme heat will be in the future,butA.It is quite different from dieting.B.It shows the importance of healthy food.they wouldn't have necessarily predicted this level of heat for that part of the country,"Dahl,a senior climateC.It is independent of hunger signals.D.It ignores people's anxiety over body imagescientist,says."To realize that I am witnessing it in my lifetime,and living in it right now,is really a cause34.What does the author mean by "this just backfires"?for alarm.28.When did the record high temperature appear in Death Valley?A.Kids aren't always right in choosing food.B.Many caregivers are too strict with kids.A.In1913.B.In June.2021.C.In July,2021.D.In2020.C.Denying kids'instinct for food can do harm.D.Caregivers'food advice always annoys kids29.What does the underlined word "pernicious"in paragraph 2 mean?35.What will be probably talked about in the following paragraph?A.Abnormal.B.Harmful.C.Unpredictable.D.Adaptable.A.Tips on teaching kids intuitive eating.B.Steps to ease kids'self-doubt.30.What is paragraph 3 mainly about?C.Methods of reading kids'physical needs.D.Ways to strengthen kids'central beliefA.Risks of extreme heat.B.Ways of staying cool at work第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）C.How to seek shade outside.D.How to protect you from extreme heat.最31.What is Dahl's attitude to extreme heat?根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。A.Worried.B.Hopeful.C.Tolerant.D.Unclear.Coffee cups,clothes all over the floor and uninvited guests-and they're not even yours!These are the0joys of flatsharing.For many,buying a house or flat is just too expensive.In fact,the total amount of rent鱂There are few things that human beings are offered more advice on than how to take care of their kids.paid by tenants()in Britain in 2017 rose to more than 50 billion-more than double the level of tenBut suggestions about what,when,and how much they should eat generally take the cake.So,it's completelyyears ago.36 You rent a room and share the kitchen,living room and bathroom,for example.But apart长understandable if as a parent or caretaker,you feel doubly anxious about nutrition and wellness.from the financial saving,what are the advantages and disadvantages of flatsharing?While there's probably no faultless way for humans'eating,we know that dieting for weight loss is farfrom a recommended way to stay healthy for most adults.That goes double for a child when they're pressuredLiving with others means that you can pool your resources.37 Living with people means meeting救their friends,who may then become your friends.And don't forget the networking opportunity.Lastly,there's州into dieting.And even hearing negative talks about food and body image from parents can make kids morelikely to limit their food intake.the emotional support.38 But don't forget to return a favour when they need it.Recent research suggests that nutritional patterns like"intuitive()eating"can lead people to eatBut flatsharing means there's limited storage space.Some people may not respect the boundaries.Youa more varied,healthy and balanced diet overall,and feel less anxiety about food and body image.Intuitivemight well come home to find your things in a mess.39 Despite the list showing turns of duty,someeating focuses on learning to read and respect your body's hunger signals.It just means nothing is by naturepeople don't like to pull their weight.And then there are unexpected events.If a flatmate forgets to inform youoff limits on account of being"bad"for youabout a party they're throwing and what you want is a quiet night,it can be challenging.Amee Severson,a registered dietitian,says childhood is the perfect time to strengthen a person's healthyrelationship with food.As a young child,she points out,you probably have strong instincts (for40Some people prefer their own space,while others enjoy a social environment.For many who lackfood-I'm hungry,so I should eat.The problem is that many parents unintentionally tell children somethingthe means to buy their own property,a flat share is,and will continue to be,a necessity regardlesslike this,"No,you're not hungry.You're just bored.""While I firmly believe the majority of caregivers doA.You can gain access to their social networks.just want the best for their kids,this just backfires,"Severson says.B.There'll always be a shoulder to cry on when you need one.When a completely trusted caregiver tells a child that certain foods are "bad",Severson says,it's easy警C.The most obvious disadvantage is that you may not get much privacyfor self-doubt to become part of a kid's central belief.Still,there are things to be kept in mind if you'reD.Besides,cleanliness may be one of the biggest disadvantages of a shared flat.looking to help your children develop a natural awareness of what their bodies need.32.How does the author find dieting for weight loss?E.Despite the disadvantages,there are many advantages involved in flatsharing饵A.It is a universal topic.B.It is understandable.F.Those with a tight budget may choose to share the place with others to save money.C.It has the risk of stressing kids.D.It affects kids more than adultsG.Whether the advantages outweigh the disadvantages is something decided by yourself.全国卷·英语押题卷3

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