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greeaursThere isheat xchnheaminystemAnd the natural ventilationcan mke residents sleep soundly without being disrupted by outsideos.C.She approves the punishment style of parentingD.Her children are too naughty toTorre Reforma(Mexico City,Mexico)25.How does Hannah Canavan treat her children?Toe Refoa risesto7feet and stands tall onsaving measures,too.The tower's slimness maximizes theA.She regards her children as friends.amount of ural ight lt in which in t utowtheeed for ei ihsAnd when the weather permitsB.She doesntcommenton the performance of her children.controls can automatically open windows to let air in.C.She puts her children's needs at the first place.21.What do we know about One Central Park?A.It makes full use of solar energyD.Shemmunicates with her children gently and logically.B.It uses a great cooling systemC.It has many plants and flowers26.What is Canavan'siud orewarding children?D.It has self-control windows.A.Objective.22.What do the Shanghai Tower and Marco Polo Tower have in common?B.Positive.C.CarefreeD.Disapproving.A.They are both transparent27.What can be inferred for the text about Canavan?B.They are naturally ventilatedC.They generate electricity by windA.She doesn't believeinher children.D.They harvest energy from sunshine23.Where can the text be found?B.She feels lucky not to punish her childrenC.She thinks punishment won't help children's behaviorA.In science fiction.B.In an architectural magazine.D.She is an authoritative mother.C.In an autobiographyD.In an instruction.BHannah Canavan,33.decided to have a gentle approach to parenting after working in a student referralunit,After every great dinner with friends or family,a difficult moment arises.The pie or cake arrives on the table,which in the U.K.is a public program of alternative education for children.She said that allowing naturalmagnificent.But I just had a full meal and couldn't eat dessert.What's a sweets lover to do?consequences rather than punishment for those kids helped their behavior.Earlier in the day may be best for digestion,according to Sue-Ellen Anderson-Haynes,a registered dietitian.Canavan chose to adopt the same technique when raising her children.Rather than shouting and takingIn fact,an after-dinner treat could contribute to heartburn,upset stomach or just poor sleep when'enjoyed tooclose to bedtime.It takes about one to two hours to digest carbohydrates(bread,noodles,cookies).And if youaway their iPad or a treat for doing something wrong,she will calmly explain why something isn't right.Sheadd more components such as protein and fat,you increase digestion time.said,"If you shout at them and say they did something wrong,then they'll focus on the fact that mom or dad iscross and not on what they actually did."Dessert is part of celebrations,enjoyment and pure pleasure,so if you feel like eating it later in the day orCanavan still makes sure she has solid boundaries with her children,and she won't tolerate swearing.evening,that's fine too.You can eat dessert any time of day that you want.If you're tuning in to your body toshouting,or hitting.If they swear or hit,then I'll look at the situation as to why it happened but explain that it'shelp determine what you want to eat and it's hungry for dessert--have the dessert!Oftentimes people restrictnot the way to react,"she said.dessert or sweets during the day,even if they're craving them,which can lead to them feeling out of controlCanavan often finds that parents who use a more authoritative parenting technique think her children mustaround sweets later in the day.misbehave a lot and won't listen to her because she doesn't punish them."But they listen to me and even comeThis means:Enjoy dessert if you feel like it!It's better to have the sweet than obsessoverit for both yourto me if they ve done something wrong as they're not scared to,"she said."Just the other day Eira came tomemental and physical well-being.Depriving yourself may lead to overindulgence()and then psychologicalas she thought she had broken a table and she was honest about it.They know that I am reasonable,and they'llguil lter on.Areen research article concuded that anticipating()indugent food,such as dessertcanalways ask for permission from me."change healthy food preferences for immediate consumption.Canavan also doesn't believe in rewarding her daughters if they have done something good."Of course,ifEating food isntjust for nourishment but for pleasure,as well.Just because youre physically full doesn'tone has done a lovely piece of artor something.I'praise him and give a genuine reaction,"she said.ButImean that you're necessarily done eating.Meals and snacks need to also be satisfying for us to feel"done"eating.won't get them a treat because of itIdon't want to take away their instinctive motivation to do something."ForIf thoughtsor feelings of shame,guil or judgment come up,that can also take away from the enjoyment andCanavan,keeping her household a punishment and reward free space has kept her family close.Tfeel verysatisfaction that you may get from dessert.If you enjoyhaving something sweet after you meals(ve whenlucky,”she said.you're full),you should know that's OK.24.What can we learn about Hannah Canavan from the first paragraph?28.Which of the following does Anderson-Haynes most probably agree with?A.Her job has something to do with teaching children.A.After-dinner treat is very easy to digest.B.Fat is harder to digest than protein.B.She works at a college in UKC.Eating snackstoo ae is bad for health.D.Carbohydrates increase digestion time江西省上饶市六校2023届高三第一次联考英语试题第2页共4页

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