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Have you ever had problems in your life and don’t know how to be happy? If 36, you will find “Being a Happy Teenager” by Australian writer Andrew Matthews 37.
In his book, Matthews  38  us how to have a happy life and answer the  39  of teenagers.
There are many  40  such as parents and friends, and the book  41  we should stop being angry and forgive. The book tells us of useful skills 42  how to put what you have learned into pictures of your mind to  43 your memory better.
Many teenagers think  44  happiness comes from a good exam result  45  praise (赞扬) from other people. But you can  46  be happy when there are no such “good” things.
Success comes from a(n) 47  attitude(态度). If you 48 from problems, you will have success in the future.
Some school students have  49 such as being too tall or too short. But Matthews tells us that  50 comes from thinking about things in a positive(积极的)51 . If you are  52 , people notice you and you can get a  53  view(视线) at the movie; if you are short, your clothes and shoes  54 less room in your bedroom! This is Matthews’ most important 55 : you choose to be happy!
36. A. so         B. not         C. it            D. do
37. A. wise       B. smart       C. useful        D. simple
38. A. orders      B. tells       C. asks          D. argues
39. A. problems   B. questions   C. ideas         D. comments
40. A. roles       B. classes     C. courses       D. subjects
41. A. says       B. writes      C. reads         D. thinks
42. A. for example     B. such as    C. so as      D. so that
43. A. make      B. turn         C. let           D. change
44. A. what      B. how          C. that          D. whether
45. A. and       B. but          C. so            D. or
46. A. yet       B. already      C. still         D. forever
47. A. bad       B. good         C. independent   D. normal
48. A. learn     B. rescue       C. struggle      D. separate
49. A. experiences    B. difficulties    C. fears      D. problems
50. A. success    B. happiness    C. failure       D. height
51. A. way       B. means        C. manners       D. spirit
52. A. short     B. small        C. tall          D. fat
53. A. lower     B. higher       C. worse         D. better
54. A. take      B. spend        C. cover         D. cost
55. A. work      B. lesson       C. teaching      D. study

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21.

A.

cleaner

B.

chemist

C.

nurse

D.

doctor

22.

A.

grades

B.

meanings

C.

needs

D.

expectations

23.

A.

brushed aside

B.

put to the test

C.

brought under discussion

D.

taken into account

2 4.

A.

departing

B.

escaping

C.

retiring

D.

recovering

2 5.

A.

attempting

B.

choosing

C.

pausing

D.

promising

26.

A.

eventually

B.

fortunately

C.

casually

D.

secretly

2 7.

A.

assessing

B.

requiring

C.

forming

D.

proving

2 8.

A.

slightly

B.

accidentally

C.

slowly

D.

happily

2 9.

A.

grateful

B.

thoughtful

C.

sorrowful

D.

fearful

3 0.

A.

surprise

B.

delight

C.

curiosity

D.

disappointment

31.

A.

operating

B.

thinking

C.

hesitating

D.

leaving

32.

A.

sorry

B.

hello

C.

goodbye

D.

yes

33.

A.

reached

B.

consulted

C.

introduced

D.

persuaded

34.

A.

wished

B.

pretended

C.

failed

D.

refused

35.

A.

enjoying

B.

doing

C.

securing

D.

starting

36.

A.

repeated

B.

recited

C.

replied

D.

reported

37.

A.

courage

B.

patience

C.

duty

D.

care

38.

A.

goal

B.

given

C.

push

D.

greeting

3 9.

A.

risking

B.

changing

C.

saving

D.

building

40.

A.

honour

B.

ability

C.

opening

D.

extra

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21.

A.

studying

B.

staying

C.

looking

D.

packing

22.

A.

visit

B.

help

C.

follow

D.

make

23.

A.

sell

B.

have

C.

bring

D.

taste

24.

A.

filled

B.

locked

C.

abandoned

D.

lost

25.

A.

surprised

B.

pleased

C.

excited

D.

worried

26.

A.

dug

B.

cleared

C.

cut

D.

laid

27.

A.

delicious

B.

safe

C.

soft

D.

ready

28.

A.

left

B.

nodded

C.

waited

D.

regretted

29.

A.

far

B.

funny

C.

wrong

D.

blind

30.

A.

beach

B.

driveway

C.

hall

D.

table

31.

A.

application

B.

apology

C.

request

D.

invitation

32.

A.

hungry

B.

dead

C.

missing

D.

wild

33.

A.

wake up

B.

get out

C.

take off

D.

break in

34.

A.

mess

B.

puzzle

C.

fight

D.

challenge

35.

A.

recovered

B.

retired

C.

escaped

D.

matured

36.

A.

suffering

B.

plans

C.

madness

D.

actions

37.

A.

hands in pocket

B.

nose in the air

C.

hat in hand

D.

feet on the ground

38.

A.

indirectly

B.

deliberately

C.

cautiously

D.

secretly

39.

A.

replace

B.

remember

C.

reconsider

D.

renew

40.

A.

arrived

B.

worked

C.

ended

D.

disappeared

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