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refully D. freely B. spirits C. loads D. values B. changeable C. suitable D. harmful B. Whenever C. Whatever D. Whichever B. making C. letting D. causing B. sense C. knowledge D. joy B. adapt C. apply D. add B. arise C. cancel D. reduce B. awful C. energetic D. helpful B. put C. focus D. interview B. thankfully C. particularly D. differently B. accidentally C. frequently D. purposefully B. stress C. accept D. overe B. that C. how D. why B. that C. this D. one B. plan C. aspect D. future B. abandon C. load D. ban B. miss C. approve D. blame B. summary C. message D. collection B. apply C. center D. assume —————————————————————————————————————— Ⅵ .閱讀理解 Laugh a day keeps pain away PEOPLE often say that laughter is the best British study suggests this is true,according to a report by AFP on September good laugh with friends can help you deal with pain. Researchers did two first was done in a wore special wristbands (腕帶 ). Some of them were asked to watch edies such as Mr Bean or Friends while others watched serious programs about golf or the wristbands were made tighter to see how much pain the volunteers could feel. Another test was done at the Edinburgh Fringe volunteers watched a edy show and others watched a theatrical drama(舞臺(tái)戲劇 ). At the same time, the volunteers had to put their backs against the wall with their legs bent(彎曲的 ) as if they were sitting on a chair—a very unfortable did this before and immediately after the show. Scientists found that just 15 minutes of laughter improved people’ s ability to stand pain by 10 , the serious programs and the drama had no effect on pain at all. “ Using microphones(麥克風(fēng) ), we were able to record each of the volunteers and found that in a edy show, they laughed for about a third of the time, and their pain tolerance(耐受性 ) rose, ” said Robin Dunbar, head of the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Oxford. The study found that the magic effect of laughter es from endorphins (內(nèi)啡肽 ). These are chemicals(化學(xué)物質(zhì) ) produced by the human body that make you feel less pain and can make people feel such as running , swimming and yoga can all produce muscles(肌肉 )move in and out when you are