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1、【完形填空】[题干] （考研英语二）

Most of us strive for self-respect— to see ourselves in a positive light, to be_1_ of who we are. Any comments or experiences that undermine those feelings of self-worth can be uncomfortable and it's only 2_.to want to avoid them.But the thing is ,3_ your self-worth really is being undermined is, to a large degree, subjective.Most of it comes down to your_4_of what someone said or did.

When you take things personally, you're interpreting these situations as saying something significant and negative about you as a person.Say your boss picls holes in your sales report, and you come away feeling like this means she thinks you're a _5_member of staff. or, two of your friends cancel your _6. get-together at the pub and you interpret this as meaning they're bored of you.Psychologists have a_7_for this way of thinking: personalisation.

But the _8_is that your boss might view you very highly. t's just you made some _9_in the report and she wanted to point these out so that you do better next time.10 , in the case of your friends cancelling, perhaps they both felt unwell that weekend or they just _11. their minds.

ln both _12_ and others that we all experience — there is another _13_ at work that psychologists all mind reading.This is when you assume to know what other people are thinking about you, when you can't really know without _14_them directly.

One simple way to avoid _15. personalization and mind reading is to challenge your negative assumptions of what's _16 , when you find yourself taking a situation personally, try to think of other interpretations that are less focused on you espeially in the sense of saying anything deepor _17, about you. When you do this, it might help to try to put yourself in others' shoes.The fact your boss took time to give you _18_at all means they care enough to want to help you _19. when it comes to your friends, maybe because your friendship is so _20_ that they fe able to cancel at late notice.


2、【阅读理解】[题干]（考研英语二）
Ask people about public libraries and a certain image springs to mind: dusty, old-ashioned, the sort of place you enjoyed as a child but rather like a British seaside town, would you go there now? And anyway — aren't they all closing?
The reality is startlinglydfferent,as l discovered when the culture department commissioned me to conduct an independent review of English public libraries, publis hed yesterday. Over nine months, as l visited libraries up and down the county, l was surprised to learn there are more than twice the number of libraries (2,892) as there are branches of McDonald's.


Enter any one of them and you will find a hive of activty. While books are, and should always be, at the heart of any libra y a multitude of other services are offered: employment advice, language classes or digital access and support.

There are libraries with business and intllectual property(lP) centres, which can help business owners and entrepreneurs. Many have nurseson site to carry out basic health checks, with a link to the GP's surgery. There are social groups to tackle the stigma of men's mental health, code clubs for children and libraries where young people can borrow a Fifa-standard football free.

lIn return for allof this, youll be asked for precisely nothing.There will be no charge and you will never be asked to justily or explain yourself;you will simply be welcomed in, offered help if you need it and left alone if you do not.There is no other institution, public or private, that can say the same. Vet til our libraries are often overlooked and underappreciated.There is an overall ecine in visits and many are struggling as local authorities come under continued financial pressure.

The number of libraries that have closed since 2010 is disputed.An annual survey by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (Cipfa) puts it at nearly 800 across the UK official statistics held by the Arts Councilrecord 230 in England. it is, of course,230 libraries too many. So if we are to protect our libraries for future generations, we must raise awareness of them and the work they do.

The review recommends a national branding campaign to give libraries a stronger physical presence,the reintroduction of a scheme to enable members to use their card in any library in the country, and automatic memberships for chidren. if we don't use them, we will nd up losing them.And for those who haven't been to a library for some time, they may be surprised by what they find.