Do you know how to study better and make your study more effective? We all know that Chinese students usually study very hard for long (1) This is very good, but it doesn't (2) a lot, for an effective student must have enough sleep, enough food and enough rest and exercise. Every day you need to go out for a walk or visit some friends or some nice places. It's good for your study.
When you return (3) your studies, your mind will be refreshed and you'll learn more (4) study better. Psychologists (5) that learning takes place this way. Here take English learning (6) example. First, you make a lot of progress and you feel happy. Then your language study seems (7) So you will think you're learning (8) an the same needn't give up. At some points, your language study will again take another big (9) and you may give up. This can last for days or even weeks, yet you You'll see that you really have been learning all along. If you get enough sleep, food, rest and exercise, studying English can be effective and (10) Don't give up along the way. Leam slowly and you're sure to get a good result.
1. A. days B. time C. hours D. weeks
2. A. help B. give C. make D. take
3. A. after B. for C. at D. to
4. A however B. and C. or D. but
5. A. have found B. have taught C. told D. said
6 A. with B. for C. as D. to
7 A. to have B. to make C. to take D. to stay
8. A. something B. anything C. nothing D. everything
9 A. work B. jump C. walk D. result
10.A. hard B. common C. interesting D. possible

Question

Do you know how to study better and make your study more effective? We all know that Chinese students usually study very hard for long (1) This is very good, but it doesn't (2) a lot, for an effective student must have enough sleep, enough food and enough rest and exercise. Every day you need to go out for a walk or visit some friends or some nice places. It's good for your study. 
When you return (3) your studies, your mind will be refreshed and you'll learn more (4) study better. Psychologists (5) that learning takes place this way. Here take English learning (6) example. First, you make a lot of progress and you feel happy. Then your language study seems (7) So you will think you're learning (8) an the same needn't give up. At some points, your language study will again take another big (9) and you may give up. This can last for days or even weeks, yet you You'll see that you really have been learning all along. If you get enough sleep, food, rest and exercise, studying English can be effective and (10) Don't give up along the way. Leam slowly and you're sure to get a good result.
1. A. days    B. time    C. hours    D. weeks
2. A. help   B. give    C. make   D. take
3.  A. after    B. for      C. at   D. to
4. A however   B. and    C. or    D. but
5. A. have found    B. have taught   C. told    D. said
6  A. with    B. for    C. as    D. to
7 A. to have   B. to make   C. to take   D. to stay
8.   A. something   B. anything    C. nothing   D. everything
9  A. work    B. jump    C. walk     D. result
10.A. hard    B. common    C. interesting   D. possible

Accepted Answer

1. B. time
- "Chinese students usually study very hard for long **time**." The phrase "for long" requires a noun to specify the duration, so "time" is the appropriate choice here.

2. C. make
- "...but it doesn't **make** a lot..." The verb "make" is used here to indicate the effect or outcome of studying hard, so it is the correct choice.

3. D. to
- "When you return **to** your studies..." The preposition "to" is used to indicate the direction or target of returning, so it fits the context here.

4. D. but
- "...and you'll learn more **but** study better." The word "but" is used to contrast the two ideas of learning more and studying better, so it is the appropriate conjunction here.

5. D. said
- "Psychologists **said** that learning takes place this way." Here, "said" is the simple past tense of the verb "say," which correctly indicates that psychologists have made this statement in the past.

6. C. as
- "Here take English learning **as** example." The word "as" is used to introduce an example or comparison, so it fits the context here.

7. B. to make
- "Then your language study seems **to make** little progress." The phrase "seems to make" is used to express the perception that little progress is being made, so it is the correct choice here.

8. C. nothing
- "...So you will think you're learning **nothing**..." The word "nothing" is used here to convey the idea that the learner perceives no progress, so it is the appropriate choice.

9. D. result
- "...your language study will again take another big **result**..." The word "result" is used here to indicate an outcome or consequence, so it fits the context.

10. A. hard
- "...studying English can be effective and **hard**." The adjective "hard" is used here to convey the idea of difficulty or effort required in studying effectively, so it is the correct choice.

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