练30 从句+纯空格新考法题 限时20分钟 外刊原味22 体裁:说明文 主题语境:人与自然 难度:★★ @ The Conversation The mental health benefits of being in nature have long been acknowledged, whether through activities like listening to birdsong 1._____ taking a walk in the park. A study published in 2024 shows that even half an hour of bird watching could make us happier, healthier and help foster a 2._____ (deep) connection with nature. The study suggests that not only is birdwatching even more 3._____ (benefit) than just listening to birdsong, but it’s also more effective at increasing well-being and reducing stress than going on a nature walk. So why is bird-watching so good for us Biophilia (亲生物性) could be a big part of it. Biophilia is the 4._____ (believe) that humans have an affection for nature, so being in natural surroundings makes us feel well. Meanwhile, biodiversity is a natural medicine for humans 5._____ can help reduce stress and encourage physical activity. Bird-watching can be awesome and joyful. Research suggests that 6._____ (experience) awe of nature can be transformational for human well-being. “Noticing” nature is an essential aspect of awe. Noticing 7._____ (mean) that people’s full attention is on the birds rather than 8._____ (they). Being in nature and noticing wildlife, then, requires us 9._____ (get) involved in the activity, which can improve mental and physical health. So, grab your binoculars and step into nature 10._____ a bird-watching session and a well-being boost. Embrace the journey and enjoy every moment. (2025·芜湖二模) 体裁:记叙文 主题语境:环境保护 难度:★★ In Fiji, an island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, communities employ unique waste management methods. Dry garbage is typically handled 1._____ burning, while wet waste is placed in special compost bins (堆肥箱) where maggots (蛆) aid in breaking it down. During my community service class, I learned about this system but 2._____ (unintentional) caused an embarrassing incident. One day, I threw away a bag of wet waste into the compost bin, 3._____ (forget) to remove the plastic bag first. Though realizing my mistake, I hesitated to reach into the bin 4._____ the sight of the wriggling (蠕动的) maggots made me uncomfortable. I had intended 5._____ (ask) a classmate to help the next day; but the thought slipped my mind. The following morning, the kitchen auntie discovered the plastic bag and posted in the community group, asking, “Who did this ” I immediately admitted it was 6._____ (I) fault and explained the reason 7._____ I couldn’t bring myself to reach inside. Laughter erupted, but the village elder 8._____ (speak) highly of my honesty. This experience taught an important lesson: environmental protection is a 9._____ (share) duty, and every individual’s effort matters. More importantly, I learned that taking 10._____ (responsible) for mistakes, no matter how small, earns respect and trust. 练30 1 研究发现,观鸟可以帮我们减轻压力,让我们更 ... ...
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