Unwind Your Mind
Discover Hours of Entertainment in Every Kit (组合)!
This is an all-in-one relaxation kit of coloring, crossword puzzles (纵横字谜游戏) & more. Each kit is packed with Mind Stretchers booklets (小册子), a coloring book and more. Order today and get a new kit sent every 3 months for fun! Order your relaxation kit today at rdstore.com/unwind or call 1-800-392-7435.
Brighten Up Your Day
Your kit includes an impressive set of 12 artist-quality pencils in different colors. These ready-to-use pencils help you turn your colorings into artwork worth displaying.
Color Away Stress
Create your own artwork with our Unwind Your Mind grown-up coloring books. Each kit brings you a new coloring book you can use to create and color away the stresses of your day anytime, anywhere. Coloring books designs range from simple to heavily detailed works of art. It's the perfect way to relax and let go of the day! Coloring is a proven method to reduce stress and encourage creativity while allowing your mind to rest. Besides, who doesn't love to color? Take your colored pencils and have fun!
Stretch Your Brain
Regarded as “yoga for the brain,” our Mind Stretchers series from Reader's Digest includes three books — puzzles, crosswords and word searches — that provide hours of entertainment while traveling, relaxing or even waiting in line! There are seventy-five of the Reader's Digest's puzzles, perfect for solvers of all skill levels. They were created by the biggest name in crosswords, Will Shortz.
1.What can we learn about Unwind Your Mind?
A. It teaches how to create artwork.
B. It was designed by famous artists.
C. It is made up of easy games.
D. It is sold mainly to adults.
2.Where does this passage probably come from?
A. A news report. B. A book review.
C. A lesson plan. D. An advertisement.
At what age should children be given the choice as to whether their parents should use their names and images on Facebook? I asked my 15-year-old daughter about her _______ on the way to school just as she took a really _______ photo of me driving. “You don’t want me to _______ it on Instagram (a photo-sharing app), right Mom? You can have _______ until I’m old enough to have my own account (账号), but I know you’re not putting anything out there which would _______ me.” I explained I didn’t use her real _______, but referred to her on social media as “Bean”. She rolled her eyes and informed me that her life was over and she could never _______ her friends again.
Although I love seeing my friends’ pictures of their _______ on Facebook, I know children become old enough to take control of their _______ as they become young adults. Given the right ________, they can manage their social media accounts properly. When this ________, I am sure my daughter will give me some guidelines — and I’ll respect them.
If my daughter asked me not to post a photo of her, I’d ________ her requirement whatever age she was. She goes on Facebook using my account. The most ________ thing she’d be exposed to (接触到) on my Facebook would be a hard-to-swallow news article, like the bodies of refugee (难民) children washing up on beaches. ________, we’d talk about it. I know my daughter ________ me to protect her from embarrassment and danger. I know I’m setting a(n) ________ of how to behave online and I take that role ________. My daughter and I ________. We talk about online safety and how to use blocks and parental control ________ to ensure her safety and enjoyment.
Bean cut out that horrible (可怕的) photo and didn’t post it ________ I asked her not to. We respect each other’s boundaries.
1.A. experiences B. thoughts C. scores D. hobbies
2.A. terrible B. useless C. clear D. amazing
3.A. spend B. learn C. spread D. search
4.A. fortune B. patience C. fancy D. control
5.A. embarrass B. puzzle C. prevent D. shock
6.A. email B. image C. address D. name
7.A. make B. lose C. face D. respect
8.A. conditions B. children C. achievements D. pets
9.A. desire B. sharing C. behaviour D. money
10.A. guidance B. information C. answer D. explanation
11.A. appears B. counts C. happens D. changes
12.A. ignore B. exchange C. meet D. reserve
13.A. unfair B. impossible C. common D. inappropriate
14.A. However B. In addition C. Therefore D. In turn
15.A. allow B. inspire C. warn D. trust
16.A. goal B. example C. record D. limit
17.A. softly B. differently C. shortly D. seriously
18.A. continue B. concentrate C. compete D. communicate
19.A. power B. software C. choice D. affection
20.A. until B. although C. if D. because
—You have done a good job in the English speech competition.
—Thanks, but I wasn’t as calm as I _____.
A. should do B. should have done
C. should be D. should have been
—Has Linda finished her homework?
—Sorry, I don’t know. I just saw that she _____ it yesterday afternoon.
A. has been doing B. had done
C. was doing D. has done
You have to go to bed before ten o’clock. This rule _____ all the students living in the school, without exception.
A. applies to B. appeals to
C. hands on to D. gets down to
—I think I’m too young to be a good manager.
—_____ you can be mainly depends on your ability, not your age.
A. Whether B. That
C. When D. How
