揚(yáng)州市2019-2020學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期高三英語(yǔ)期末試卷

江蘇省揚(yáng)州市2019-2020學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期期末檢測(cè)試題

高三英語(yǔ)

第一部分聽(tīng)力（共兩節(jié)，滿分20分）

做題時(shí)，先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上.錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)

涂到答題卡上。

弟/rfs:--4P4-

聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話，每段對(duì)話后有個(gè)小題。從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選

項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置.聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱

讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。

doesthemanaskthewomantodo

adeskforhim.B.GetakeyforJoe.C.Sharethecupboardwithhim.

doesthewomanfeeInow

B.Confident.C.Surprise.

isthewomandoing

A.Watchingamovie.B.Buyingaticket.C.WaitingforJames.

doesthewomansayaboutthenewcIothesshop

scrowdedonSaturday.

cIothesareexpensive.

aremanychangingroomsthere.

wiIIthemanprobabIydo

thefaxmachinerepaired.

Mr.SteveninWashington.

thepaperfaxednextdoor.

弟一B

聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)

中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小

題,每小題5秒仲；聽(tīng)完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。

聽(tīng)第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

6.WhydoesthemancaIIthewoman

makeanappointment.

changeanappointment.

canceIanappointment.

7.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo

A.Haveherpipeschecked.B.Repairherfront.RepIaceherbackdoor.

聽(tīng)第7段材料，回答第8、9題。

doestheconversationtakepIace

A.Ina.Overthe.Intheoffice

canthemanorder

A.At10:30At10:00At8:00.

聽(tīng)第8段材料，回答第10至12題。

doesthewomanpIantodo

A.Rentahouse.B.Buysome.Moveherhouse.

sthereIationshipbetweenthetwospeakers

A.LandIordandrenter.B.Agentand.Neighbors.

muchshouIdthewomanpayaItogether

A.$260,B.$.$650.

聽(tīng)第9段材料，回答第13至16題。

canweknowaboutthecoupIe'sTVset

hasbeen.11hasbeengiven.Itisbeingrepaired.

kindoffilmwiIIbeonattheSiIverStarTheater

A.Awarmovie.B.Awestern.Acomedy.

doesthemanrefusetoseethefilmTheKiIler

hasnomoneytopayforit.

filmisfuIIofviolence.

theaterisferfromtheirhome.

timeisitnow

A.8:007:307:00.

聽(tīng)第10段材料，回答第17至20題。

17.Whatistheseasonnowaccordingtothetext

A.Winter.B.Spring.C.Autumn.

18.WhichpIacedoesthespeakersuggestvisiting

A.Abeach.B.AnationaIpark.C.Acamp.

19.HowmanypeopIediedin2014innationaIparks

A.1,025.B.129.C.145.

20.WhatmaygetpeopleintotroubIe

A.Extrabatteries.B.Poorjudgment.C.Overpreparation.

第二部分:英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）

第一節(jié):單項(xiàng)填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面各題，從題中所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡

上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

BRICSIeadersreachedaconsensusmembercountriesshouIdstrengthen

mutuaIcooperation.

A.WhereB.thatC.whatD.which

22.—DidJacksonmendthecomputerhimseIf

—He,becauseheknowsnothingaboutcomputers.

A.mendeditB.hadmendeditC.haditmendedD.hasitmended

23.ThecandidateisnotIikeIytowinthefactthatmanyvotershavevoiced

theirpubIicdisapprovaI.

caseofhonorofviewoffavorof

24.IfyoufeeIanyinyourneck,putatoweIunderyourheadforsupportwhen

sIeeping.

B.abortionC.submissionD.dimension

thepaintingintheLouvretheworkbyLeonardodaVinciorjustacopy

A.academicB.authenticC.artificiaID.automatic

totaIof19GoIdenRoosterAwards,TheWanderingEarthtookhometheaward

theBestPicture.

A.topresentB.havingpresentedC.beingpresentedD.presented.

comesinapackage,incIudeshappinessandsorrow,failureandsuccess,he

anddespair.

A.OneB.whatC.onethatD.that

28.—Betty,couIdIuseyourIaptop

—Sorry.MyIaptopkeepsbreakingdown.

A.overthemoonB.inthebIackC.onpaperD.onitsIastIegs

29.NotweIIpreparedforthislecture,hehadtohismemorybyIookingathis

notes.

A.RefreshB.reIaxC.reIieveD.register

ordertosucceed,itiscompuIsorythatyouworkwitheveryfiberofyourbeing.

A.MightB.ShouIdC.couIdD.must

31.—Chinesewomen'svolleybalIteamprovesthatwithhardshipsgreat

success.

一AbsoIuteIy!Opportunitiesfavorthepreparedmind.

A.ComesB.iscomingC.wiIIcomecoming

32.IfthemanufacturershadthecarswithfauItsintime,someaccidents

mightIbeenavoided.

inB.takeninC.PutinD.calledin

33.Youcanphoneyourfriendatworkyoudon'tmakeahabitofit

A.asifB.eventhoughC.asIongasD.incase

myexaminationeasiIybutImadetoomanystupidmistakes.

A.shouIdpassB.couIdhavepassed

C.hadpassedD.musthavepassed

35.----JohnhasresignedfromhisposttoseekhisfortuneinShanghai.

-HegotpromotedIastmonth!

comeB.WhocaresC.WhynotD.What'son

第二節(jié):完形填空（共20小題，每小題1分，滿分20分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并

在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

MyfatherwasaJamaican（牙買力□）immigrantwhiIemymotherwasawhitewoman.

TheynevergotmarriedbutIwasborn.However,myfathernever36hisfamiIyabout

myexistence.Whateverthecase,Ididn'tknowIwasa37untiImythirteenth

birthday.

Walkingintomyaunt'sapartmentbroughtalotofemotions.Whatifmy38

didn'twantanythingtodowithmebecauseIwashaIfwhiteHow39canIIearnthe

jokesthatmyfamiIymemberstoIdShouIdI40themforaIItheyearstheydidn't

spendwithmeMymindwasfuIIofthoughtswhenIwas41toeveryone,trying

desperateIytounderstandfamiIymemberswhoalmostwere42strangers.MeanwhiIe,

Iwas43tojustremembereverybody'sname.

Oneofmyaunts,who'dbeenquietformostofthemorningIookedatmewith

tearfuIeyes.Shemeritionedhow44shewasformyfathertohaveadaughter,saying,

"He'saIwaysdreamtofhavingadaughter''.However,shethenexpressedher45

towardsmyfatherforkeepingthefamilyinthe46aboutme.Fromthis47,Ihave

learnedmoreaboutwhatitmeanstobebiracial（代表兩種人種的）.CanIstiII48

myseIfJamaicaneventhoughmyfirsttimetryingcurrygoat,atraditionaIdish,

wasnotuntiImyteenageyears

1'vebecomeawarethatnomatterhowmuchDNAyoumight49withaparticuIar

race,youwon'tfeeItruIyconnectedifyoudidnot50withthatculture'scustoms.

1beIievethiseventhas51meintobecomingamoreunderstandingpersonwhen

analyzingsomeone'sactions.IhavereaIizedthat1amfarfroma52.Iamdetermined

toprovethatPmhereforareasonbyusingmytaIentsto53thosearoundme.1

havegrowntnnot54onmyparentsandfamiliestotellmewhoIam,but1have

understoodmyuniquenessand55myreaIseIf.IreaIIyfeeIproudthatamong

strangersIeventuaIIyknowwhoIam!

36.A.toIdB.saidC.taIkedD.spoke

37.A.successB.secretC.failureD.burden

38.A.fatherB.motherC.famiIyD.aunt

39.A.oftenB.badIyC.quicklyD.strangeIy

40.A.praiseB.bIameC.missD.invite

41.A.offeredB.devotedC.deIiveredD.introduced

42.A.compIeteB.strictC.kindD.heIpfuI

43.A.pretendingB.struggIingC.competingD.cheering

44.A.nervousB.shamefuIC.embarrassed

45.A.anxietyB.angerC.excitementD.enthusiasm

46.A.hopeB.regretC.darkD.future

47.A.accidentB.programc.coincidenceD.experience

48.A.considerB.imaginec.IeaveD.teach

49.A.shareB.repIacec..depositD.exchange

50.A.pickupB.takeupc.growupD.makeup

51.A.frightenedB.cheatedc.triekedD.turned

52.A.mistakeB.masterc.miIestoneD.miracIe

53.A.toIerateB.dismissc.hateD.benefit

54.A.agreeingB.relyingC.workingD.passing

55.A.protectedB.savedC.foundD.forgiven

第三部分：閱讀理解（共15小題:每小題2分，滿分30分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B.C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在

答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

1s1andsthatcou1ddisappearinyour1ifetime

1s1andvacationsaredreamsformanytourists,butc1imatechangehas1iftedocean

temperatures,raisedsea1eve1sandworsenedstormseverity.Asaresult,some

is1andsarethreatenedandcou1ddisappearinthecomingdecades.

Federa1StatesofMicronesiaTuvaIu

2019PopuIation:112,640

2019PopuIation:11,508.

Theaveragerateofsea-1eveIrise

TuvaIuisasmaIIchainofisIandsinthe

worIdwidehasbeenmmperyearsinee

PacificOcean.Formorethan25years,

1993.ButtheratearoundFederated

itsrepresentativeshaveraisedaIarms

StatesofMicronesiaisthreetimes

thatcIimatechangecouIdraisesea

faster.Thecountryisatriskof

IeveIsenoughtofIoodtheisIands.Even

disappearingbecauseofcoastaI

ifwatersnevergetthathigh,TuvaIu

fIooding,erosion,andfrequentstorms.

couIdstillbecomeuninhabitabIeas

risingseaIeveIshavepoIIutedthe

nation'sgroundwaterresourceswith

salt.

Marsha111s1andsShishmarefAIaska

2019PopuIation:584132019PopuIation:617

ResidentsofMarshaIIIsIands,achainofIn2016,peopIeIivinginShishmaref,

voIcanicisIandsandcoraIatoIIsintheAlaska,IocatedneartheBeringStrait,

centraIPacificOcean,haveknownforvotedtoreIocatebeforemeltingiccand

yearsthattheyhavetoeitherbuildnewIanderasionwouIdforcedthemto.

artificiaIisIandstoreIocateorraiseAlaskahadgranteddiecity$8million

theexistingones.towardthemove,butofficiaIssayit

wiIIcostS200miIIion.

56.TheseaIeveIaroundFederaIStatesofMicronesiaisrisingasmuchasor

soayear.

A.mmB.mmC.mmD.mm

57.WhichisIandhasbeengrantedsomefundstoreIocatebythestategovernment

A.FederaIStatesofMicronesiaB.TuvaIu

C.MarshaIIIsIandsD.Shishmaref

B

ThetermucrocodiIetears"refersto

insinceresadness.Thistermhasan

etymoIogydatingbackseveraIcenturies.AsearIyasthefourthcentury,crocodiIe

tearsarereferencedintheIiteraturewiththemeaningofinsinceresorrow.11

issaidthatcrocodilesweepwhileeatingtheirhuntedanimalsbecausetheyare

sad;however,thissadnessisnothonest.

ThetermcrocodiIetearsbecamewidelypopuIarafteritwasdocumentedina

fifteenth-centurybooktitledTheVoyageandTraveIofSirJohnMandeviIIe,Knight.

Apassagefromthebookreads:"ThesecrocodiIeskiIImenandtheyeatthemweeping.

AsyoumayaIreadyknow,crocodiIians（鱷目動(dòng)物）IikeIyfeeIbadaboutIittIe一

especiaIIyfeeding.However,theassumptionofthecrocodiIe-tearsmetaphormay

betrue.Ina2007paperpubIishedinBioSciencetitled“CrocodileTears:Andthey

eatenthemwepynge”（"CrocodiIeTears:AndtheyeatthemweepingJ,）,researchers

observed7crocodiIiansincagesduringfeedingtimeatareserve（4caimansand

3AmericanaIIigators）.Theresearchersobservedtheanimalsoutsideofwaterat

feedingstationstobetterfindoutwhethertearingdeveIoped.

Fiveofthe7crocodihansdeveIopedsomethingIiketearsintheireyesbefore,

duringorafterfeeding.TheresearcherssuggestthatthesecrocodiIetearsoccur

becauseacrocodiIianhisses（發(fā)出嘶嘶聲）whileitcats,andthishissingforces

airthroughthespacesinthebonebehindthenoseandouttheeye,intheprocess

pickingupnasoIacrimaIsecretions（鼻淚管分泌物.

Inhumans,crocodiIetearsisamedicaIconditionthatcausesapersontotear

upwhileeating.CrocodiIetearstypicaIIyoccurbecauseofatemporaryIossof

faciaIcontroIduetodamageofthefaciaInerve.SpecificaIIy,whenthefaciaI

nervegrowsagain,itdoessoincorrectIythusresu11ingintearsduringchewing

food.

58.TheunderIinedword“etymology”inParagraph1refersto

referencebookcontainingarticIesonvarioustopics

originandhistoryofaparticuIarterm

printedsheetofpaperthatarcgivenfreetoadvertise

appIicationandinfIuemeofanewtheory

59.Theterm"crocodiIetears".

A.isamedicaIconditionthatcausesacrocodiIetotearup

B.becamewidelypopuIarasearIyasthefourthcentury

C.referstopretendedsadness

D.provedtobeonIyanassumption

60.Fromthe2007paperpubIishedinBioScience,wecanknowthat

A.crocodiIiansespeciaIIyfeeIbadaboutfeeding

B.notaIIthe7crocodiIiansdeveIopedtearing

C.thecrocodiIianswerecarefuIIyobservedinsidewater

D.crocodiIetearsoccurbecauseacrocodiIianhissesafteriteats

61.Thepassageismainlyabout.

A.whatthereaItruthisaboutcrocodiIetears

B.whentheterm"crocodiIetears"gotpopuIarinIiterature

C.howresearchersmadetheexperimeritoncrocodiIians

D.whycrocodiIetearstypicaIIyoccurinhumans

C

ForseveraIdecades,therehasbeenanorganizedcampaignintendedtoproduce

distrustinscience,fundedbythosewhoseiinterestsarethreatenedbythefindings

ofmodemscience.Inresponse,scientistshavetendedtostressthesuccessof

science.Afterall,scientistshavebeenrightaboutmostthings,fromthestructure

oftheuniversetotherelativityoftimeandspace.

Stressingsuccessesisn'twrong,butformanypeopIeifsnotpersuasive.An

aIternativeanswertothequestion“Whytrustscience“isthatscientistsuse

theso-calledscientificmethod.Butwhatiscalledthescientificmethodisn't

whatscientistsactuallydo.Scienceisdynamic:newmethodsgetinvented;oIdones

getabandoned;andatanyparticuIarpoint,scientistscanbefounddoingmany

differentthings.FaIsetheoriessometimesIeadtotrueresuIts,soevenifan

experimeritworks,itdoesn'tprovethatthetheoryitwasdesignedtotestistrue.

Ifthereisnospecificscientificmethod,thenwhatisthebasisfortrust

inscienceTheansweristhemethodsbywhichthoseclaimsareevaIuated.A

scientificclaimisneveracceptedastrueuntiIithasgonethroughaIongprocess

ofexaminationbyfeIIowscientists.Scientistsdrafttheinitialversionofapaper

andthensendittocolleaguesforsuggestions.UntiIthispoint,scientific

feedbackistypicaIIyfairlyfriendIy.Butthenextstepisdifferent:therevised

paperissubmittedtoascientificjournaI,wherethingsgetawhoIeIottougher.

EditorsdeIiberateIysendscientificpaperstopeopIewhoarenotfriendsor

colleaguesoftheauthors,andthejoboftherevieweristofinderrorsorother

fauIts.WecalIthisprocess"peerreview''becausethereviewersarescientific

peers—expertsinthesamefield——buttheyactintheroIeofasuperiorwhohas

boththerightandtheresponsibiIitytofindfau11.Itisonlyafterthereviewers

andtheeditoraresatisfiedthatanyprobIemshavebeen

fixedthatthepaperwiIIbeprintedinthejournaIandentersthebodyof“science.

SomepeopIearguethatweshouIdnottrustsciencebecausescientistsarc

uaIwayschangingtheirminds."WhileexampIesoftruIysettIedsciencebeing

overturnedarefarfewerthanissometimescIaimed,theydoexist.Butthebeauty

ofthisscientificprocessisthatscienceproducesbothcreativityandstabiIity.

Newobservations,ideas,expIanationsandattemptstocombinecompetingclaims

introducecreativity;transformativequestioningIeadstocoIIectivedecisionsand

thestabiIityofscientificknowIedge.Scientistsdochangetheirmirdsintheface

ofnewevidence,butthisisastrengthofscience,notaweakness.

62.Scientistsstressthesuccessofscienceinorderto.

A.promotebasicknowledgeofscience

B.remindpeopIeofscientificachievements

C.removepossibIedoubtsaboutscience

D.showtheirattitudetowardsthecampaign

63.Whatcanwelearnabouttheso-caIIedscientificmethod

A.It'saneasyjobtoproveitsexistence.

B.11usuaIIyagreeswithscientists*ideas.

C.11hardIygetsmixedwithfaIsetheories.

D.11constantIychangesandprogresses.

64.WhatcanweIearnabout"peer"review

A.11seIdomgivesnegativeevaIuationofapaper.

B.ItisusuaIIyconductedbyunfriendIyexperts.

C.ItaimstoperfectthepapertobepubIished.

D.11happensatthebeginningoftheevaIuationprocess.

65.TheunderIinedsentenceintheIastparagraphimpIiesthat

A.itisnotuncommonforsciencetobeoverturned

B.scientistsareverystronginchangingtheirminds

C.peopIeIosefaithinthosechangeabIescientists

D.changesbringcreativityandstabiIitytoscience

D

ALatinphrasebeIovedbyeveryoId-feshioncdBritishschooImasterwasmens

sanaincorporasano——aheaIthymindinaheaIthybody.GreaterphysicaIactivity

isassociatedwithbettermentaI,asweIIasphysicaI,heaIth.AnditmightaIso

beIinkedtogreaterworkerproductivity,andthusfastereconomicgrowth.That

istheconeIusionofanewreportfromaEuropeanthinktank—RAND.

TheRANDstudyIooksatdifferentmeasures:absenteeism(whenworkerstaketime

offforiIIness)andpresenteeism(whentheyturnupforworkbutarelessproductive

becauseofsickness).TheIattermeasurewasseIf-reportedbyempIoyees,whowere

askedwhethertheirworkwasnegativeIyaffectedbyheaIthissues.Thesurvey

suggeststhatbetween3andworkingdayseachyearareIostasaconsequenceof

workersbeingphysicaIIyinactive.Thisisbetween%and2%ofannuaIworkingtime.

Mostofthiswasdowntopresenteeism.

AnotherpotentiaIgainfromimprovedfitnessisreducedhealth-carecosts.In

America,whereheaIthcareisoftenprovidedthroughempIoyment-basedsystems,

firmscouIdbenefit.RANDestimatesthattotaIAmericanheaIthsavingscouIdbe

$6bnayearby2025.Butthestudy,sauthorsconeIudethatifpeopIemetcertain

exercisetargets,gIobaIGDPcouIdbearoundhigherby2050.NothingtoIaughat

inaworIdofslowinggrowth.

HowtoencourageworkerstobecomemoreactiveRewardsareusefuIbutonIyif

theyhaveconditions;givingalIempIoyeesfreegymmembershipdoesnotseemto

work.AnotherRANDEuropestudyexaminedanexperimeritinwhichworkerswereeach

givenanAppIewatch,payabIeininstaImerits（分期付款）atadiscountedprice

一butonIytothosewhoagreedtohavetheirphysicaIactivitymonitored.MonthIy

repaymentsdependedonhowmuchexercisetheytook.

TheprobIemisthatmanypeopIearetoooptimisticabouttheirhealth,ignoring

theriskstheyface.ThismeansthatparticipationinworkpIaceexercisepIanstends

tobeIow,around7%inthesampIestudiedbyRAND.FirmsarenottheonIyones

thatcanencourageahealthierIifestyIe;friendsandfamiIiesareIikeIytobe

moreimportantButbusinessescanplayabiggerrole.IfRANDisright,thismay

bringthemfinanciaIbenefits.Companytaskmastersmayyetgrowfondofanadapted

saying:menssanaincorporatesano.

66.WhatistheconeIusionoftheRANDreportinParagraph1

physicaIactivitymaybebeneficiaItoeconomy.

heaIthdefinitelyresultsinmentaIheaIth.

sportsopenupopportunitiesofcareerbuiIding.

affectsthepopuIarityofgymamongworkers

measureofpresenteeismindicatesthat___.

fromsicknessguaranteescompanytime

conditionsinfIuencestaffproductivity

activestaffcanincreaseworkinghours

empIoyeesaresupposedtotaketimeoff

doesthewriterIistthefiguresinParagraph3

highIighttheurgencytoreduceheaIth-carecost.

predictthetrendofgIobaIGDPbytheyear2050.

clarifythebenefitofimprovedfitnesstoeconomy.

warnagainsttheslowingdownofworIdfinance.

69.WhichmethodprovesusefuIinmakingemployeesmoreactive

empIoyeesonthebenefitsofreguIarexercise.

empIoyeesfancysportsequipmentfreeofcharge.

employees'physicaIactivitieseverymonth.

exercisetakerswithreducedrepayment.

70.TheorganizationoftheparagraphsisbestiIIustratedas.

第四部分:任務(wù)型閱讀（共10小題；每小111分，滿分1。分）

請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。

注意：請(qǐng)將答案寫在答題卡上相應(yīng)題號(hào)的橫線上。每個(gè)空格只填一個(gè)單詞。

Howtolivewithsomeoneinchronicpain

Doyouknowthat100millionpeopIeintheUnitedStatessufferwithchronic

（慢性的）painLivingwithsomeoneinchronicpaincanbedemandingattimesbecause

thepersondoesn'tfeeIweIIandwantsyourheIptofeeIbetter.YetyouarepowerIess

todomuchaboutstoppingtheirpain.AsaresuIt,muchofthereIationshipcan

becomefocusedonpainwhichisdepressingforbothofyou.ButpeopIeinpainneed

emotionaIsupport.TheyneedtoknowthatyouunderstandtheirfeeIings.So,express

itinyourwordsandshowitbyyourpresence.

Now,reaIize,thereisafineIinebetweenhelpingandhurtingwhentalking

withpeopIeinchronicpain.YouheIpbyencouragepainfreetaIk,byfocusingon

tfiepositivesofyourreIationshipandotheraspectsoftheperson'slife.Instead

ofasking,“Howisyourpaintoday"ask,"Howisyourdaygoing"Then,focuson

whatisgoingrightorispositivedespitethepain.Thisisn'tignoringthereaIity

oftheirpain,ratherfocusingawayfromthepain.Constantconversationsabout

painincreasepain.Themoreattentionyougivepain,themoreitmu11ipIiespain.

Themoreyoudothingsforthepersoninpain,themoreIikeIytheyareto

becomedisabIedbytheirpain.ForexampIe,ifyourpartnercanmove,getupor

gettheirowndrink,Ietthem.EvenifittakesawhiletoaccompIishsomething,

movementisgoodforchronicpain.ThegoaIisnottodothingstheycandofor

themseIves.Otherwise,youareenabIingsickbehavior.Therefore,encourage,but

don'tenabIe!Youdon'twantanyone'sidentitytobedeveIopedaroundthepain.

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