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12．[1]Are you feeling stressed in your life？Before starting to feel sorry for the stress，keep in mind that we all have stresses in our lives．No one is exception．The stress may occur in spite of your age，color，religion，social status，money or power．So，the importancd of simplifying your life is  just what I would wish to  convince you about．
[2]Sometimes we might feel that the life of our neighbors is better，but you cannot envy them because you really don't know what their stresses are．One old Russian folk tale says that if all the people in the world put their worries in a bag and put all the bags together we would all choose ourown bag of troubles．
[3]By finding the way to reduce the stresses in your life，you will feel more relaxed and will also find many creative ideas to improve your business．So don't waste time and energy on a small thing．Concentrate on the important ones in life，enjoy your relationship with family and friends，and respect your physical，mental and emotional health condition．It's your life and you are the one that decides how best to live it．
[4]You can simply reduce the stress by knowing that people are happy as they allow them-selves to be．First you have to identify what you like and                 ．Then you can do more of what you like to do and do less of what you don't．Also you will be amazed at how much you can do once you have identified what to do and have given yourself permission to do what pleases you．
[5]Anyway，bear in mind that it's your life and you are the one that takes the decisions and actions．
66．Explain the underlined sentence in Paragraph l in simple English （ no more than 12 words）I want to convince you of the importance of simplifying your life
67．For what purpose does the writer mention the Russian folk tale？（ no more than 10 words）To show that everyone has his own stresses．
68．List 3 ways to reduce your stresses provided in Paragraph 3．（ no more than 15 words）
（1）Concentrate on important things
（2）enjoy your relationship with family and friends
（3）respect your health condition
69．Fill in the blank in Paragraph 4 with proper words．（ no more than 5 words）
whar you dislike
70．What is the main idea of Paragraph 4？（ no more than 8 words）
How to reduceyour stress．．

分析 本文屬于說明文閱讀，作者通過這篇文章主要向我們描述了在生活中我們都有壓力，沒有人是例外，最重要的是要去簡化你的生活的壓力，你可以通過專注于生命中重要的人，享受與家人和朋友的關系，并尊重你的身體，心理和情緒健康狀況等方式減少生活壓力，無論如何，讓自己快樂是最重要的．

解答 66．I want to convince you of the importance of simplifying your life．根據句意為所以，簡化你的生活的重要性就是我想說服你的；故填I want to convince you of the importance of simplifying your life．
67．To show that everyone has his own stresses．根據文章One old Russian folk tale says that if all the people in the world put their worries in a bag and put all the bags together we would all choose ourown bag of troubles，可知每個人都會有自己的困難，故填To show that everyone has his own stresses．
68．（1）Concentrate on important things（2）enjoy your relationship with family and friends（3）respect your health condition根據文章第三段"Concentrate on the important ones in life，enjoy your relationship with family and friends，and respect your physical，mental and emotional health condition．"可知釋放壓力的方法．
69．whar you dislike．根據文章第四段"First you have to identify what you like and                 "，句意為首先你要確認你喜歡什么和不喜歡什么，故填whar you dislike．
70．How to  reduce your stress．通讀第四段，可知主要講讓自己減少壓力的方法，故填How to  reduce your stress．

點評 考察學生的細節理解和推理判斷能力，做細節理解題時一定要找到文章中的原句，和題干進行比較，再做出正確的選擇．在做推理判斷題不要以個人的主觀想象代替文章的事實，要根據文章事實進行合乎邏輯的推理判斷，除此之外，做此類題時要注意總結歸納，用簡潔的語言表述．

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