高考英语一轮复习阅读理解系列训练(57)1

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1、广安市2017高考英语阅读理解一轮系列训练（57）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A.B.C和D项中，选出最佳选项。"America'sNo.1HealthProblem."SoreadstheheadlineofanarticlepublishedbytheAmericanInstituteofStressthatclaimsthebiggestthreattohealthtodayisneithercancernorAIDS.Thereportsays:"Ithasbeenestimated(估计)that75to90perce

2、ntofallvisitstoprimarycarephysiciansareforstressrelatedproblems."Itisnoexaggeration(夸张)tosaythatpeopletodayarebeingattackedbystress.AccordingtotheNationalConsumersLeague,"Workisthetopsourceofstressforadultswhohaveproblemsandstressintheirlives(39%),followedbyfamily(3

3、0%).Othersourcesincludehealth(10%),concernabouttheeconomy(9%)andconcernaboutinternationalconflictandterrorism(4%)."However,stressishardlyuniquetotheUnitedStates.ABritishsurveyin2005estimatedthat“overhalfamillionindividualsinBritainbelievedin2004thattheywereexperienc

4、ingwork-relatedstressatalevelthatwasmakingthemill."Asaresultof"work-relatedstress,depressionoranxiety,"thereare"anestimatedthirteenandahalfmillionreportedlostworkingdaysperyearinBritain."ThepictureisnolessbleakinmainlandEurope.AccordingtotheEuropeanAgencyforSafetyan

5、dHealthatWork,uwork-relatedstresshasbeenshowntoaffectmillionsofEuropeanworkersacrossalltypesofemploymentsectors."Onesurveyrevealedthatthereare"about41millionworkersaffectedbywork-relatedstresseachyear.WhataboutAsia?AreportissuedbyaconferenceheldinTokyoconeluded:“Job

6、stressisacommoncountries.nThereportconcernamongmanycountriesintheworld,bothdevelopingandindustrializedobservedthat"severalcountriesinEastAsia,includingChinaandKorea,haverapidlyindustrializedandeconomicallygrown.Thesecountriesnowhavealotofconcernsonjobstresshealth."a

7、nditsharmfuleffectsonworkers1.Theauthorquoted“America'sNo.1HealthProblem.n(Para.1)inordertoA.talkabouthealthproblemsinAmericaB.introducethetopicofstressC.emphasizethestressinAmericaD.tellreaderssomethingaboutAmericanInstituteofStress答案解析：答案为Bo本题为推理题。本文的内容是为了揭示世界上人们的

8、工作压力非常大，对健康造成了威胁，因此作者在开头使用“America'sNo.1HealthProblem”是为了引入压力的话题，故答案为B。1.FromthepassagewecanlearnthatA.bothcancerandAIDSarenotasseriousast