Question

12．Think Positive and Feel Positive
When you're in a stressful situation，are you confident or unsafe？Do you react positively or negatively？
（71）A  A study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame found that negative thinking，and depression coming from it，can be catching in certain circumstances．
For example，the researchers studied 103 freshman college roommates who'd been paired casually．（72）E     Specifically，the researchers measured the subject's likelihood to see negative events as a reflection of their abilities and disadvantages．
After only six months，it became clear that thinking patterns and styles can be catching．（73）D
And students paired with more positive thinking roommates were more likely to become more positive in their thinking and report less depression．
（74）B   So they might be particularly accessible to adopting the thought and behavior patterns of people around them-perhaps more so than people in less intense situations at other stages of life．
But maybe not．Other research has shown that，in general，people are affected by how those around them think．（75）F  

A．The answer may depend in part on whom you're around．
B．Now college freshman are in a unique，life changing environment．
C．However，think positive and feel positive is quite important for college students．
D．Students paired with a negative-thinking roommate"caught"that style and became more depressed themselves．
E．They measured each roommate's cognitive weakness，or tendency to give in to negative thinking and depression．
F．So surrounding a negative，depressed person with people who think positively could be a powerful form of treatment．
G．But what was to the researchers'embarrassment was that the subjects never talked with each and stayed apart from each other for most of the time．

Answer 1

分析 本文主要介紹了要積極樂觀地思考．當(dāng)你處于壓力狀態(tài)時，你是自信還是感到不安？你的反應(yīng)是積極的還是消極的？這可能部分取決于你身邊的人．讓一個積極思考的人陪在一個消極的，抑郁的人身邊可能是一個強(qiáng)大的治療形式．

解答 AEDBF
71．A聯(lián)系上文題．根據(jù)前文When you're in a stressful situation，are you confident or unsafe？Do you react positively or negatively？可知當(dāng)你處于壓力狀態(tài)時，你是自信還是感到不安？你的反應(yīng)是積極的還是消極的？A項：The answer may depend in part on whom you're around．答案可能部分取決于你身邊的人．符合文意．故選A．      
72．E上下文串聯(lián)．根據(jù)上句For example，the researchers studied 103 freshman college roommates who'd been paired casually．例如，研究人員研究了103個隨意配對的大一新生室友．E項：They measured each roommate's cognitive weakness，or tendency to give in to negative thinking and depression．他們測試了每個室友的認(rèn)知弱點(diǎn)，或屈服于消極的想法和抑郁的傾向性．符合文意．故選E．        
73．D理解判斷題．根據(jù)下句And students paired with more positive thinking roommates were more likely to become more positive in their thinking and report less depression．可知和思想更更積極的室友配對的學(xué)生更可能變得更積極的思考和減少抑郁．D項：Students paired with a negative-thinking roommate"caught"that style and became more depressed themselves．和抱著消極想法的室友配對的學(xué)生"抓住"了這種風(fēng)格，使自己變得更加壓抑．符合文意．故選D．
74．B歸納總結(jié)題．根據(jù)后文So they might be particularly accessible to adopting the thought and behavior patterns of people around them-perhaps more so than people in less intense situations at other stages of life．可知因此他們可能特別容易接受周圍人的思維和行為模式，也許比在其他階段的不那么激烈的情況下更容易接受．符合文意．故選B． 
75．F總結(jié)歸納題．根據(jù)上句But maybe not．Other research has shown that，in general，people are affected by how those around them think．可知其他研究表明，一般來說，人們受到周圍人對他們看法的影響．F項：So surrounding a negative，depressed person with people who think positively could be a powerful form of treatment．因此，讓一個積極思考的人陪在一個消極的，抑郁的人身邊可能是一個強(qiáng)大的治療形式．符合文意．故選F．

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