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about college football.B.her son had become mature and reliable21.What do Estadio Azteca and Olympic Stadium have in common?C.time with children is always happyA.They were built at the same time.D.she was unwilling to accept the change in their rolesB.They both hosted World Cup games.27.What is the author's main purpose in writing the text?C.They don't have modern technologyA.To show the power of the touch of a handD.They both can be used to host soccer games.B.To show how parents affect their kids.22.What can we leam about Madison Square Garden?C.To explore how to interact with children.A.It used to be a hotelD.To describe the growth of her children.B.It can also serve as a theaterC.It is the best stadium in North America.In a new set of studies,researchers found that people showed greater goal commitment and performance when they toldD.It will host some World Cup games in the futuretheir goal to someone they believed had higher status (than themselves.In these studies,higher-status people were those23.Which is the largest stadium in the US?who the participants thought had more prestige (than they did.A.Estadio AztecaIn one study.17l undergraduate students were seated at computers and told they had to move a slider on theB.Olympic Stadium.screen to the number 50 as many times as possible within the given time.After counting how many times they successfully didC.Michigan Stadiumthis.they had to do it again.but this time they were told to set and write down a goal.D.Madison Square Garden.The experimenter then informed the participants that a lab assistant would come around and check on their goals In somecases,the lab assistant was dressed in a suit and introduced himself as a doctoral student in the business school who was anThere can be magic in the touch of a hand that loves you.It brings comfort and a silent promise that says,"I am here andexpert on today's study topic.For other participants,the same lab assistant dressed in casual clothing and introduced himself asyou are not alone."a student at a local community coflege who waworking part time at the business school.A third group of participants didn'tI memorized every detail about my children.As babies,they reached for me whenever they were hungry or tired or justshare their goals with the lab assistontneeded to be held.Sometimes,if they woke in the night.just the touch of my hand would ease them back to sleep.They clung toResults showed hat participants who shared their goals with the higher-status lab assistant reported they were more willingme when they took their first steps and we held hands when crossing streets and walking from the car to their classroom on theirto achiove thegoal they set for themselves than those who told the lower-status assistant And participants who shared their goalfirst day of schoolwith the lower-status assistant performed no better than those who told no one about their goal."These findings provideAs they grew older and more independent,I noticed that they didn't hold my hand much any more.I told myself it was partevidence that refutes popular media recommendations that one should stay silent about a goal,"said Howard Klein,lead authorof growing up.and I should just be glad they could do things on their own nowof the new study.But when you've been needed so much for such a long time,it's hard to step back and feel unnecess:try"Contrary to what you may have heard,in most cases you get more benefit from sharing your goal than if you don't as longThen one day.I was visiting my oldest son in New York,where he was working as an actor on a TV show.As we wereas you share it with someone whose opinion you value,"Klein said."You don't want him to think less of you because you didn'tabout to cross a busy street that was filled with traffic,he grabbed my hand and shouted,"Hang on to me.Mom."then led meachieve your goal."safely across28.Why did the lab assistant change his clothes?At that moment,I realized two things.First,my boy had become a man.Second,it was clear that our roles had changed.A.To act out roles of different status.We still needed each other,but in different ways than beforeB.To approach the students more easily.That scene has replayed in various ways with each of my three children.They have all taught me to lean on them just asC.To work for different business schools.they once leaned on me.and that we can always lean on each other.We live miles apart,but stay in touch every day.There isD.To avoid being recognized by the students.magic and comfort and healing in the touch of a hand that loves you,even if it"touches"you from afar.29.What does the underlined word"refutes"in Paragraph 4 probably mean?24.How did the author get along with her children when they were young?A.Deals withA.She overprotected them.B.She was very strict with them.B.Catches up withC.She developed a close connection with them.D.She was too busy to look after them.C.Says no to.25.How did the author feel when her kids became more independent?D.Relies onA.She felt lonely when living apart from them.30.Why do we benefit from sharing our goals with the right person?B.She was worried that they couldn't manage themselvesA.We care about what he thinks of us.C.She was glad to be able to step back and enjoy herself.B.We get useful advice and support from him.D.She felt a bit uncomfortable when not needed so much as before.C.We improve ourselves according to his opinions26.The author's visit to her son in New York made her realizeD.We find a strong sense of purpose by sharing.A.she needed her son more than before31.What might be the suitable title for the text?高三英语试卷第1页，共3页

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