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根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

             ____She described all the things she had to do—one was to make her bed—from themoment she woke up until she flew out of the door for work.I suggested sheexperiment by not making her bed for two weeks.She was shocked,probably thinking I'd been raised by wolves in a forest.____

        Two  weeks later she went into my office beaming.She had left her bed unmade for thefirst time in 42 years? and nothing bad had happened.“And you know what?”she said.“I don't dry my dishes anymore,either.”

____One was discovering that she had choices in her life that she had never seenbefore.The other was giving herself permission to be less than perfect.Thisstory shows an important principle (原理)about managing time:No one can do it all.Eachof us has to make choices and accept trade­offs.The problem is,many people choose in ways that put themselves and theirhealth last.They take better care of their houses and cars than they do ofthemselves.____

         So   what is the solution?There's an easyway.Decide what you want in your life,andput that first.On a daily basis,thatshould include regular meals,enoughsleep and time with your family.Exercise,leisure,friendships and hobbies should also be regular aspects oflife.____ The choice is yours:whatevermakes you feel good about yourself and your life.Take a nap.Take a walk.Taketime to play the piano.Stop bringing your briefcase home from the office.Stopkeeping your house as clean as your mother kept hers .Fill more of your timewith want­to­dos instead of have­to­dos.

A.This woman had made two major breakthroughs (突破).

B.Above all,youneedn't do anything for yourself regularly.

C.They put everyone else's needs ahead of their own.

D.However,shewent along with my idea.

E.Most people do not take time to relax themselves.

F.The point is to do something for yourself every day.

G.A patient came to see me about the stress in her life.

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G,D,A,C,F

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    医院的院子里有一幅不大的屋子,四周长着密密麻麻的牛蒡、荨麻和野生的大麻。屋顶生了锈,烟囱半歪半斜,门前台阶已经朽坏,长满青草;墙面的灰泥已经脱落,只剩下一点痕迹了。屋子的正面对着医院,后背朝着田野,小屋和田野之间由一道钉了钉子的灰色院墙隔开。那些尖端朝上的钉子、那围墙、那小屋本身,都有一种垂头丧气、罪孽深重的特别气象——只有我们的医院和监狱的房屋才会是这个样子。

    要是您不怕被荨麻扎伤,那就请您顺着通过小屋的那条羊肠小道走过来,瞧瞧里面在干些什么吧。推开头一道门,我们就走进了前堂。在这儿,沿着墙,靠火炉的旁边,丢着一大堆医院里的破烂东西。褥垫啦、破旧的长袍啦、裤子啦、细蓝条子的衬衫啦、没有用处的破鞋啦——所有这些破烂儿堆在一块儿,揉得很皱,缠在一起,正在腐烂,冒出一股闷臭的气味。

    看守人尼基达老是躺在那堆破烂东西上,两排牙齿中间衔着一只烟斗。他是年老的、退伍的兵,衣服上的军章已经褪成棕色了;脸相严厉而枯瘦;眉毛滋出来,给那张脸添了一种草原上看羊狗的神情;他鼻子发红,身材短小,长得清瘦,筋脉嶙嶙;可是气派威严,拳头粗大。他是那种心思简单、说干就干、办事牢靠、笨头笨脑的人。在人间万物当中,他最喜爱的莫过于秩序,因此相信:对他们是非打不可的。他打他们的脸,打他们的胸,打他们的背,碰到哪儿就打哪儿,相信要是不打人,这地方就不会有秩序。

    随后您走进一个宽绰的大房间,要是不把前堂算在内的话,整个小屋里就只有这么一个房问。这儿墙上涂着一层混浊的淡蓝色灰粉,天花板熏得挺黑,就跟不装烟囱的农舍一样,到冬天,这儿的炉子分明冒出烟来,房间里净是煤气。窗子里边钉着一排铁烙子,很难看。地板颜色灰白,满是木刺。酸白菜、灯心的焦味、臭虫、阿摩尼亚,弄得房间里奥烘烘的;您一进来,这种臭气就使您觉得仿佛走进了一个动物园。

    房间里放着几张床,床脚钉死在地板上。一些穿着医院的蓝条条袍、载着旧式睡帽的男子在床上坐着,或者躺着。这些人都是疯子。