语篇1：分心进食的影响 Many of us eat while 1._____(work), using smartphones, or on the go. This is called "distracted eating," 2._____ is becoming more common due to the 3._____(access) of food and distractions. Lotte van Dillen, a professor at Leiden University, says that activities are no longer fixed to certain places and times, which 4._____(be) not good. Her studies show that about 70 to 75 percent of the time, people are distracted while eating. Distracted eating could have adverse health 5._____(consequence). Studies show that 6._____ we are distracted, we tend to eat more. And when we are done eating, we are more likely 7._____(eat) again sooner. In turn, regular distracted eating is associated with weight gain. Moreover, distractions prevent us from 8._____(full) enjoying our food by disrupting brain signals. Despite 9._____(eat) more, people often do not enjoy their meals as much. Van Dillen points out that it's kind of tragic that people are not fully experiencing the pleasure of eating. This suggests that being 10._____(mind) while eating is not just about health but also about enhancing the overall eating experience. 语篇2：假期中的“生存式育儿” The holidays are often seen 1._____ perfect moments, but for many parents, trying to meet unrealistic 2._____(expect) can lead to stress and undermine their self-worth. As mothers and child psychologists, we have observed that the holidays often force parents into “survival parenting,” 3._____(focus) only on getting through the day. According to a 2024 report, both parents are employed in nearly two-thirds of U.S. 4._____(household) led by married couples. In single-parent households, the number 5._____(rise) to over three-fourths for mothers and four-fifths for fathers. Our research shows that survival parenting 6._____(link) to more stress and harsher behaviors. Stressed parents are quicker 7._____(criticize) and slower to acknowledge their 8._____(children) strengths, 9._____(lead) to more stress and less joy. The pandemic has highlighted these challenges, with many parents feeling 10._____(burn) out and struggling to balance work and parenting. 语篇3：AI视频生成技术的挑战 Video is AI’s new frontier. OpenAI recently rolled out Sora in the US, while Meta announced 1._____(its) text-to-video tool, Movie Gen. Google also made its Veo video generator available 2._____ some customers. This raises the question: Are we ready for a world 3._____ it is impossible 4._____(tell) which images are real 5._____(historical), moving pictures have been 6._____(hard) to falsify than still images, but AI is changing that. Potential abuses include scammers using AI to impersonate voices and 7._____(create) deepfakes for political purposes. However, 8._____(company) like OpenAI and Meta are aware 9._____ these risks and have implemented safeguards, such as restricting certain prompts and adding watermarks to AI-generated 10._____(video). 语篇四 语篇4：晚年工作的好处 Working later in life can be a lifesaver ... ...
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