英语阅读表达［l］He’sone of the country’s best-loved comedians(喜剧演员)

英语阅读表达
［l］He’s
one of the country’s best-loved comedians(喜剧演员),leaving
audiences laughing with his sense of humor.Yet last month,David Walliams
admitted he’s suffered with depression for much of his life.
［2］Walliams
is one of a long line of funny men and women who have battled depression.These
include Stephen Fry,Ruby Wax,Lenny Henry and,perhaps most famously,Tony
Hancock,who committed suicide at the age of 44.
［3］These
comedians chose to mask their inner pain with a “happy” public false
appearance.And experts believe millions of British people are doing the same,
victims of what they call “smiling depression”.“Smiling depression” is a term
often used to refer to a patient,who you think is depressed,but doesn’t look
it and often won’t admit it.Sometimes they tell you,“No,I’m not depressed.” Then
they smile,but it’s a sad smile.
［4］To
the outside world,they give no hint of their problem---- often holding down a
full-time job,running a family home and enjoying an active social life.But
underneath,they are suffering secret panic attacks,insomnia (失眠),and
even suicidal（自杀的） thoughts.
［5］The
recognized symptoms of depression tend to be crying a lot,feeling lethargic(无精打采的),
perhaps even not being able to get out of bed.But not everyone with depression
displays these symptoms.These “smiling” patients might not actually be aware that_____
----or they might have a
diagnosis（诊断）,but refuse to tell
anyone.
［6］It’s
a state that Alison Cowan recognizes only too well.She was diagnosed with
severe and chronic depression at the age of 19,but hid it from friends,
partners and colleagues for nearly ten years.“My depression was never a
lying-in-bed,sleeping type thing.I worked hard and played hard.I had an
active social life.But inside I felt worthless and thoroughly ashamed of
myself,” she says.
［7］The
condition is quite distinct from a British stiff-upper-lip attitude to day-to-day
troubles.These people could be going to work and seeming fine,but going home
and literally collapsing.The latest research shows that one in 20 of us will
experience depression.
76.What is an example of why
David Walliams is one of the country’s best-loved comedians?(no more than 10
words)
____________________________________________________________________________
77.List four people who have
battled depression,except David Walliams,based on the passage.(no more than
10 words )
①_______________________②_____________________
③_______________________④______________________
78.Fill in the blank inParagraph 5 with proper words.(no more than 5 words)
___________________________________________________________________________
79.What is Alison Cowan’s truefeeling about herself?(no more than 10 words)
____________________________________________________________________________
80.What does the latest researchshow?(no more than 8 words )

76.because he leaves audiences laughing with his sense of humor
77.1)Stephen Fry 2)Ruby Wax 3)Lenny Henry 4)Tony Hancock
78.they suffer from depression
79.she felt worthless and thoroughly ashamed of herself
80.one out of twenty people will experience depression
再问： 能解释下么？
再答： 76. [1]有提到‘one of the country’s best-loved comedians(喜剧演员)，leaving audiences laughing with his sense of humor. Yet last month, David Walliams admitted he’s suffered with depression for much of his life.’ 意思为，他是这个国家最喜爱的演员之一，他的幽默感一直让观众笑。这就是为什吗他是这个国家最喜爱的演员 77. 也是提到过2］Walliams is one of a long line of funny men and women who have battled depression. These include Stephen Fry, Ruby Wax, Lenny Henry and, perhaps most famously, Tony Hancock, who committed suicide at the age of 44.william是很多跟忧愁做过战斗的搞笑的男女之一。这些人里包括 Stephen fry, Ruby Wax 等人。。。 78. 这个是填空，所以有多个答案。但是我的是they suffer from depression 是 5］The recognized symptoms of depression tend to be crying a lot, feeling lethargic(无精打采的), perhaps even not being able to get out of bed. But not everyone with depression displays these symptoms. These “smiling” patients might not actually be aware that_____ ----or they might have a diagnosis（诊断）, but refuse to tell anyone. 是讲这些 ‘笑’的患者，有事会不知道他们___，或者他们有了诊断，但是拒绝告诉任何人。这是在括号里须填，患有忧郁症。而用英文则是表达为they suffer than depression 79.［6］It’s a state that Alison Cowan recognizes only too well. She was diagnosed with severe and chronic depression at the age of 19, but hid it from friends, partners and colleagues for nearly ten years. “My depression was never a lying-in-bed, sleeping type thing. I worked hard and played hard. I had an active social life. But inside I felt worthless and thoroughly ashamed of myself, ” she says. -->最后一句就是答案，她是怎么看自己的 80. [7]The condition is quite distinct from a British stiff-upper-lip attitude to day-to-day troubles. These people could be going to work and seeming fine, but going home and literally collapsing. The latest research shows that one in 20 of us will experience depression. 最后一句说的是20个人里有一个会患忧郁症。 有帮助，请采纳