successful aging is a psychological feat. fear for __1__6 n; r2 F6 T: i i3 y
death, for example, may sometimes oppress you.
( X$ n2 {. ]; `) k6 S0 L even when this is successfully overcome, there is still
/ A4 V' _ ^$ ?7 B0 R | something for you to deal with-loneliness. loneliness
, L, @. r' u+ T1 {! y" R" H, T can speed your demise no matter conscientiously __2__( l& L- q1 }$ s. Z* k
you care for your body. “we go through life surrounded
Y8 ]7 B/ z4 C1 Y5 C1 C' p" b by protective convoys of others,” says robert; S# s, g; K2 p* g( T: `1 T9 e7 q
kahn, a psychologist of the university of michigan! X+ ~0 J3 f2 e; S4 }1 e: c
who studied the health effects of companionship. “people __3__
7 z1 H1 F' c; L- g' y! j& c who manage to maintain a network of social support do! A' i; F0 G% { D0 I' N
best.” one study of elderly heart-attack patients! l e, k& h# l" S! i4 ~4 {: U# n
found that those with two or more close associations __4__8 c. s$ {5 N' M( N5 n
enjoyed twice the one-year survival rate of those who! d; j2 G- h4 M5 e2 A/ X E
were completely alone.2 j8 N9 h" S' E- r3 }0 y; ~ Q
companionship aside, healthy oldsters seem to
% ?" Q% `2 C& |7 {/ f share a knack for managing stress, poison that contributes __5__
# d( `. c9 k+ Z: {/ ] measurably to heart disease, cancer and accidents.) b0 w8 T* F- D2 [3 G
researchers have also been kinked successful aging __6__. l. Y# y; Q6 k/ b
to mental stimulation. an idle brain will deteriorate! p) C3 M. G. m
just as sure as an unused leg, notes dr. gene cohen, __7__8 {7 S5 m7 z" V9 ~' N1 V5 v! V
head of the gerontology center at george washington2 Z) h- w4 u" e. b" U+ H! o
university. but just as exercise can prevent muscle __8__
% x8 `4 A9 P- G9 c atrophy, mental challenges seem to preserve both( @3 O" d0 g, ~4 w( F9 ^( w0 o: U
the mind and the immune system. but what most
& W% ]7 J+ B! Q: A" X impresses researchers who study the oldest old is/ E2 U. t( c1 v" G; X3 l
his simple drive and resilience. “people who reach 100 __9__! o+ _6 u+ O" w/ g
are not quitters,” says adler of the national centenarian
( x' Y" V* y. V8 w awareness project. “they share a remarkable ability to5 e1 {) R& {5 |" J8 _5 @
renegotiate life in every turn, to accept the inevitable losses __10__
5 h# w2 K. g) o& m) Q/ P( } and move on.”
% h, L- y5 C6 ^$ E, j$ z 参考答案及解析:1 e, I' j% ^1 _8 M3 g
1.把for改为of
! g) o; L `0 a$ f 与fear搭配的介词通常是of,表示对…的恐惧。
8 }9 }: ]( p% x- L7 F" z7 [6 g h 2.在no matter后面加上how
% x( `. I" y; ?6 d1 A# v$ l 3.在studied前面加上has
+ O, n# f7 }* ` 本文的基调是一般现在时,此句的主语也是现在时,定语从句介绍roberts做过的研究项目,所以用现在完成时比较合适。' I" o6 y- D7 Y
4.把associations改为associates
. r+ d: z$ P; v! T; X0 K6 h% ~% ~. n 本句的意思是:一项对高龄心脏病人的研究发现,有两个或者两个以上亲密伙伴陪同的病人在一年危险期的幸存几率是完全无人陪伴的病人的两倍。2 g0 m$ {' p, {- o
5.在poison前面加上a
6 |5 v; u, e* s: i- W- ]0 I 不定冠词修饰不可数名词,该名词后面再加上定语成分对该词进一步说明。
. H) L7 A7 B& _5 F# T8 s 6.删除been
- v/ W* g/ t9 @ 7.把sure改为surely% C* c9 s6 {9 q& a" ?
8.把but改为and
) E: i1 X- R" d6 [7 ?7 E+ M 本句与上一段最后一句在结构(just as)上相似,在意义上是递进关系,不应该用转折连词衔接,用and合适。+ R! P/ x- S# k2 a
9.把his改为their5 @8 }" a4 n: v4 K# x
此处的代词应该代替the oldest old, the oldest old 表示一类人可以用单数也可以用复数,但是下文提到这些年事极高的老人都用了复数,所以此处也要改为复数,使上下文一致。7 ^9 A1 f2 p8 U) t% A" ^
10.把in改为at
- D8 T: {3 E6 { ~ 词组at every turn意思为“ 时时,经常”。 |