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2025-06-09 21:47

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We all know about physical health, but how much do you know about mental (心理的) health? It is one of the types of health. Do you know if you are in good mental health? Here are some signs of mental illness.

Feeling too worried.

Feeling too sad.

Losing appetite (食欲).

Getting too fat or too thin.

Losing interest in things you used to like.

If you have these signs of mental illness, you should take them seriously. Here is some advice.

①________

You can’t do everything only by yourself. If you are in trouble and feel worried about something, then try to ask others for help. If you don’t want to depend on your parents too much, talk to your friends may be also helpful.

②________

Nobody is perfect (完美的). When you don’t feel confident about yourself, you can talk to someone about it. But the most important thing is that you accept yourself in your heart. And then you can try your best to improve yourself.

③________

If you are bullied (被欺负) in your life, it’s not your problem. You shouldn’t keep it to yourself. Tell your parents and teachers about this problem. Remember that you are not alone. There are many people willing to help and support you.

1. How many signs of mental illness does the writer tell us?

A．Three.B．Four.C．Five.D．Eight.

2. Match the title with each part. 　　
a. Stay with your family.
b. Tell others if you are bullied.
c. Don’t be afraid to ask others for help.
d. Do something good for someone.
e. Accept and believe in yourself.

A．①-a, ②-c, ③-bB．①-b, ②-a, ③-dC．①-e, ②-d, ③-aD．①-c, ②-e, ③-b

3. What should you do if you feel worried according to the passage?

A．Never take it seriously.B．Ask others for help.C．Keep it to yourself.D．Run away from it.

4. What does the underlined word “it” in the last paragraph refer to (指代)?

A．Your own life.B．One of your mistakes.C．Being bullied in your life.D．The mental health.

5. Where can we probably read this passage?

A．In a storybook.B．In a travel diary.C．In a news report.D．In a health magazine.

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