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揭阳市2010年高中毕业班第一次高考模拟考 第一节：完形填空 The experience of jealousy ____21____ enormously from age to age, from culture to culture, from couple to couple, from person to person, and can be different within the same person from time to time. In the United States, particularly among young adults, there has been a ___22___ of attitude toward jealousy in recent years. “Normal” jealousy, which had been seen as an inevitable(不可避免的) accompaniment of love and supportive of marriage, has come to be seen by some as evidence of personal insecurity and ___23___ in the relationship, and therefore as a threat to very close partnership. Most jealous flashes come from feeling ___24___of an activity involving your partner and another person or other people. When your partner pays attention to another, your first reaction is to note that they are “in” and you are “out”. They are not noticing you, or at least not giving you as much attention as they are giving each other. You feel excluded, ignored, unappreciated. This kind of experience is ___25___ in our society, and dealing with it gracefully is part of the etiquette of our time?especially as women become more involved in occupational and social activities outside the home. The boss wants to dance with your wife; a woman spends most of the evening at a party in conversation with your___26___; your partner and a friend both discover they admire Bergman’s films, which you never particularly enjoyed. Such experience results in the jealous flash, but typically they do not ___27___it into a flame. The jealous feeling usually fade when the bad event is over, although you might still say on the way home, “I can’t imagine what you and Pat could have found anything interesting enough to discuss for so long.” If you find yourself troubled or upset by having to share your partner in ways normally considered appropriate ___28___ your circle of friends, your feeling of exclusion may be a sign of an underlying fear of ___29___, the more serious