《低潮春症》小说|txt下载|全文免费阅读资料可下载《低潮春症》全文https://pan.baidu.com/s/1xZylFRiBw_SCquEenAkjzw?pwdq73bEnglish Practice · Set 71个人练习草稿随便记几道题。Part 1 · VocabularyChoose the best word.She felt a deep ______ that she could not explain to anyone.A. sadness B. safe C. sand D. saddleSpring was supposed to be happy, but for her it was the ______ season.A. hardest B. harvest C. harmless D. harmlessShe stayed in bed for days and ______ to eat.A. refused B. reduced C. referred D. replacedThe world outside kept moving, but she felt completely ______.A. frozen B. frozen C. frozen D. frozenRecovery was not a straight line — it was full of ______ and falls.A. ups B. units C. urges D. usesAnswers:1-A 2-A 3-A 4-A 5-APart 2 · GrammarFill in the blanks.She ______ (struggle) with her feelings for months before she asked for help.If her friend ______ (not notice) the signs, she might have gotten worse.It was the ______ (dark) period of her entire life.She kept ______ (hide) her pain behind a bright smile.______ (ask) for help is not a sign of weakness — it is a sign of courage.Answers:1-had been struggling 2-had not noticed 3-darkest 4-hiding 5-AskingPart 3 · ReadingPassageEvery spring, when the flowers bloomed and the birds sang, Lin Xi felt worse. Everyone around her seemed happy. They posted photos of cherry blossoms and outdoor picnics. But Lin Xi could not get out of bed. She called it her “spring low tide” — a time when the world was bright but her mind was dark. She had felt this way since college. At first, she thought she was just tired. Then the tiredness became emptiness. The emptiness became a heavy weight on her chest that would not go away. She stopped answering messages. She stopped going to class. She ate less and slept more. Her roommate, Xiao Wen, was the first to notice. One evening, Xiao Wen sat next to her bed and said, “You don’t have to tell me what’s wrong. But I’m not leaving.” She stayed there every night for a week. She brought food. She turned off the lights when Lin Xi wanted to sleep. She did not try to fix anything — she just stayed. Slowly, Lin Xi started to talk. First about small things. Then about the weight in her chest. Then about the spring low tides that came every year. Xiao Wen listened without judgment. She said, “You are not broken. You are just going through a storm. And storms pass.” Lin Xi started seeing a doctor after that. It took time — months of small steps. But one morning in April, she woke up, opened the window, and felt the warm breeze on her face. For the first time in years, spring did not feel like an enemy. She whispered to herself, “Maybe this year, I’ll be okay.”QuestionsWhat did Lin Xi call her yearly depression?How did the emptiness affect her daily life?Who was the first person to notice?What did Xiao Wen do to help?What happened one morning in April?Suggested answersShe called it her “spring low tide.”She stopped answering messages, stopped going to class, ate less, and slept more.Her roommate Xiao Wen was the first to notice.She stayed by her bed every night, brought food, and listened without judgment.She woke up, opened the window, felt the warm breeze, and spring no longer felt like an enemy.Part 4 · Translation中译英写简单句即可每年春天她都会感到低落。她把这种状态叫作春天的低潮。她的室友是第一个注意到的人。寻求帮助不是软弱的表现。风暴终会过去。ReferenceEvery spring, she felt low.She called this condition her “spring low tide.”Her roommate was the first person to notice.Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.Storms pass.Part 5 · WritingWrite 3–5 sentences about a time a friend helped you through a difficult period. Use past tense.Example: When I moved to a new city, I felt very lonely and sad. My friend from home called me every single night for a month. She did not give me advice — she just listened. One day, she surprised me by visiting in person. She said, “I was worried about you.” That simple sentence meant more to me than anything.Set 71 · done. 下一套有空再补。