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Hutchinson was fast asleep in her bedroom and Brun was in his customary spot next to her under theblankets.Hachey beivhe heard ngdthenanyBruno began barking and jmpingndothebed twake Hutchnson.When that didn'trk,he attacked the fleshy skin betwenHusindex finger and thumb.nallyhe eaped ouof bed and wenttofind her mother,ntodisoverHaceysumpedr in thech.She had stoppedbreathing and was apparently having a seizure."With one hand,Angel lifted my head up by the hair s Icou breathe,and with thether,shedialed 911 on her cell,"Hachey says.Hachey had suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm.Now,a year and a half later,Hachey has fully reovered,athoug doctors had givenhea5percent hanceof survival.Hachey is ined that being found so quikly after the rupture isthenything that saved her life.She's lucky to have him.24.Who is the first to find Hachey suffering an attack?vig s ]roda ov ma w0A.A paramedic.B.Her daughter.C.Her friend.D.Bruno.ix25.Why did Bruno attack Hutchinson?btud InaigolorovegA.To wake her up.B.To check on her.C.To show his anger.D.To act in self-defence.26.What can we learn from the last paragraph?003列01.身6sE5A.It takes long to make a recovery from a rupture.B.First aid counts in a medical emergency.C.Hachey is appreciative of the rescue.D.Doctors can misjudge a severe disease.27.What is the text?A.An autobiography.o B.A medical report.oC.A short story..nb D.A diary entry.wiolvoiCeongonq ort 1oinsnogmi sis alt seA good gift is one that is more valuable for the receiver than it is for the giver.But most giftsdestroy value rather than create it.Think of the Christmas-tree-shaped cookie jar that cost your aunt$30 but is worth considerably less than zero to you,posing a moral dilemma:Do you throw it right intothe trash or wait a couple of months?The economist Joel Waldfogel calls this discrepancy (the"deadweight loss"of gifts.One explanation for the deadweight loss is a mismatch between desirability and feasibility.Considera stuff that is useful (high desirability)but difficult to set up and time-consuming to use (lowfeasibility).Scholars have found that givers usually focus on desirability,and receivers are more awareof feasibility.Your friend who bought you a fancy wearable fitness tracker probably thought it was areally cool and helpful gift;to you,it seems like a massive headache,requires an app download and amonthly fee,and offers data that will either make you feel terrible about yourself or turn into a liferuining obsession.Another happiness-killing mismatch can occur between the receiver's initial reaction and their long-term satisfaction.As Anna Goldfarb noted in The Atlantic,givers tend to look for"reaction-maximizinggifts"as opposed to"satisfaction-maximizing gifts."Someone looking for a big reaction tend to buy a wildly expensive gift,which poses its ownemotional problems.In the worst cases,they may even manipulate()you into doing them a favorlater.Receiving a gift that's too nice might make you feel guilty for being unable to give a gift worth asmuch as the one you have received.In truth,the biggest benefit to most gift giving is to the giver himself or herself.Generosity is trulya way to buy happiness.Although spending money on oneself is weakly related to happiness,spending【2023届高三·英语（六）·第4页（共8页）】