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Why should we never stop learning

Today we often think learning is what we do in school, and once we’ve got our college degree, it’s time to work and stop leaning. In fact, things aren’t really that black and white. We carry on learning in every part of our lives. 1.. Instead, it is about self-growth and enrichment. Here are some reasons why we should keep learning, no matter how old we are.

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For me, the first reason to keep learning new things is that I enjoy it. It’s different from what I get from a movie. Although learning something new is not always comfortable, I’m happier in the long run. The more you learn, the more confident you will become, and the more pleased you will be with yourself.

Learning keeps you healthy

Studies have shown that our brains are best developed when we use them often. 3.. Learning how to eat well, and how to prepare and cook food or learning a new sport are all great ways to keep better control of your body.

Learning puts you on the fast track to success

4. If you think that you’ve learned everything that you need to know about about running a business, or managing your team, you’ n fail to compete against those who just love to learn it.

Learning helps you have better control of your life

In your personal life, you’ll want to keep learning too. For example, learning about managing your money—things that we are not often taught in school—can turn your life around. You can spend them on the most valuable things. 5.

So what have you learned this week? Why not make a list of what you want to learn next week?

A. As is known to all, successful people keep lifelong leaning.

B. It brings more friends to us.

C. Learning adds pleasure to your life.

D. You can also learn to manage your time, thus avoiding making you life a mess.

E. It helps you get better prepared for examinations.

F. Learning often doesn’t mean to pass exams.

G. Older people who carry on leaning have more chance to get free from illnesses of aged people.

 

1.F 2.C 3.G 4.A 5.D 【解析】 本文为一篇说明文。说明了为什么不应该停止学习。 1.上文提到“我们常常认为学习是我们在学校里做的事情”但是“我们在生活的每一部分都在学习。”F项 “学习并不意味着通过考试。”承接上文,考试与在学校里对应。故选F项。 2.下文提到“对我来说,不断学习新事物的第一个原因是我享受在其中。” C项“学习给你的生活增添乐趣。”与下文呼应,enjoy与pleasure相呼应。故选C项。 3.小标题提到“学习使你健康”,G项“继续学习的老年人有更多的机会摆脱老年人的疾病”切合小标题。故选G项 4.小标题提到“学习使你走上成功的快车道”,A项“大家都知道,成功人士会终生学习。”与小标题相呼应。successful people 与success相对应。故选A项 5.上文提到“学习管理你的钱”D项“你也可以学会管理自己的时间,从而避免让你的生活一团糟。”与上文相对应。学习管理钱与学习管理自己的时间相对应。故选D项
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