第50练时间类单词识记：aheaddailyfinallyfuturelastmomentpasssometimesusuallydecadeeventuallyforeverfrequentlygraduallyimmediatelynowadaysrecentlyregularinstantlately短语扫描：atatime一次；同时attimes有时atnotime绝不；从不bytheendof在……结束时；到……末为止dayinanddayout天天foratime/while暂时；一会儿from...on从……起inadvance提前；预先onoccasion有时；偶尔uptonow到目前为止[跟踪训练]Ⅰ.语境填词1．Afterseveraldelays，he________(final)setoutat8o’clock.2．Animalscientistshavebeenstudyingthesemonkeysfor________(数十年)．3．Butthebenefitsofthesemoveswillnotbe________(immediately)．4．The________(recently)floodinginthesouthwasadisaster.5．ThismorningI________(经过)thestoreonmywaytothelibrary.Ⅱ.单项填空6．—CouldIusethisdictionary?—________.It’saspareone.(2014·江西，21)A．GoodideaB．JustgoaheadC．You’rewelcomeD．You’dbetternot7．Thismeetingroomisanonsmokingarea.Iwouldliketowarnyou________thatifyousmokedhereyouwouldbefined.(2015·湖北，30)A．inadvanceB．indetailC．intotalD．ingeneral8．Atnotime________therulesofthegame.Itwasunfairtopunishthem.A．theyactuallybrokeB．dotheyactuallybreakC．didtheyactuallybreakD．theyhadactuallybroken9．Idonotintendtofollowthat，becauseweshallhaveanopportunitytodosoonanother________.A．occasionB．situationC．conditionD．environment10．TomakeitmoreconvenientforpeopletovisitTaiwan，several________airservicesfromhemainlandhavecomeintouse.A．reliableB．permanentC．regularD．frequentⅠ.阅读理解Wanttoaddsomehourstoyourday？OK，youprobablycan’tchangethefabricoftime.Butanewstudysuggeststhatthewayyoufeelaboutyourgoalcanchangeyourconceptontimeandthatsomesimplestrategiescouldmakeyoufeellessrushed.Inaseriesofexperiments，JordanEtkin，aprofessorofmarketingatDuke，andhercoauthors，LoannisEvangelidisandJenniferAaker，lookedatwhathappenswhenpeopleseetheirgoalsasconflictingwithoneanother.Inone，theyaskedsomeparticipantstolisttwooftheirgoalsthattheyfeltwereinconflict，andotherssimplytolisttwooftheirgoals.Thosewhowereforcedtothinkaboutconflictingaimsfeltmoretimepressurethanthosewhoweren’t.Inanotherexperiment，theresearchersgaveparticipantsasimilarpromptregardinggoalconflict，butthistimemeasuredtheiranxietylevelsaswellastheirattitudestowardtime.Theyfoundthatparticipantswhothoughtaboutconflictinggoalshadmoreanxietythanthosewhodidn’t，andthatthis，inturn，ledtofeelingsofbeingshortontime.“Stressandanxietyandtimepressurearecloselylinkedconcepts，”Dr.Etkinexplained.“Whenwefeelmorestressandanxietyinrelationtoourpersonalgoals，thatmanifests(表现)asasenseofhavinglesstime.”Technologicaladvancesthatallowpeopletodolotsofthingsatoncemayincreasethefeelingofgoalconflict，shesaid.“Ithinktheeasieritisforustotrytodealwithalotofthesethingsatthesametime，”shesaid，“themoreopportunitythereisforustofeelthisconflictbetweenourgoals.”Sheisn’tthefirsttosuggestthatactualbusynessisn’ttheonlythingthatcanmakeusfeelbusy.AttheAtlantic，DerekThompsonwrotethat“asacountry，we’reworkinglessthanwedidinthe1960sand1980s.”HeofferedanumberofpossiblereasonssomeAmericansstillfeelsooverworked，including“thefluidness(不固定性)ofworkandleisure.”Asheputit：“Theideathatworkbeginsandendsattheofficeiswrong.Ontheonehand，flexibilityisnice.Ontheother，mixingworkandleisuretogethercreatesanalwaysonexpectationthatmakesithardforwhitecollarworkerstoescapetheshadowofworkresponsibilities.”AndBrigidSch...
