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D. Her realization that business success was meaningless.25.How did the author's mother influence her current career?A.Byteachinghernursingskills directlyB. By funding her master's degree education.C. By encouraging her to pursue business success.D. By inspiring her to support women's emotional strugglesA. Helping her to dig the hole.B. Connecting unrelated life events.C. Building new family relationshipsD. Recovering from the pain of losing her mom27. What is the main idea of the passage?A. No-child choices lead to regret.B. Mother's love can spread from person to person.C.Academic achievements are thekeytoself-worth D. Sadness should be avoided through business success.CBy2025,SirKeirStarmerwants manyBritishpeopletosay"Yes"tomakingtheirhealthbetter.Ourhealth problems and worse market economy need us to improve urgently. But bad habits cost Britain f100billion each year, and the UK now has the highest obesity rates (肥胖率) in Europe.Thirty-four years ago, British and French women had similar obesity levels (14% vs. 12%). Today,France has cut its rate to 10%, while Britain's has doubled. Age affects us more than anything else - habitschange as we grow older but our money grows less. But which age group is the least healthy?Surveysaboutexerciseshowasurprisingdifference.AftertheCOVID-19,healthbecamepopularmainly among young people, according to YouGov. However, people over 65 don't exercise any more thanthey did five years ago —four out of ten never work out. Aging and mobility(流动性) problems explainsome of this, but a closer look shows one age group making poor choices.Drinking habits also change as we age. In 1980, British men aged 18-29 drank more than 40 units ofalcohol (酒) each week, while older groups drank less. Today, young men drink 14 units (the recommendedamount., but men in their 60s now drink the most ——- double what their parents drank at the same age.Women have a similar situation. Those in their 50s and 60s now drink twice as much as they did in 1980—not because of“life stages,”but because baby boomers (born in 1946-1964) started drinking more inmidlife. Research shows they increased their alcohol intake more than previous ones.alcohol and cigarettes. Baby boomers who are retiring with savings might value enjoyment over being careful.However, the rising number of liver disease deaths warns that this could have bad results.A. Britain has successfully reduced obesity rates.B. Britain's obesity rates have remained the same.C.Britain hasn't made progress in reducing obesityrates.D. Britain's obesity rate is largely among the young generations高一英语学科试题第4页（共8页）