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阅读下面的文字,完成小题。 一个时期以来,谈论快乐的话题愈来愈多。工作上有“快乐

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阅读下面的文字,完成小题。

一个时期以来,谈论快乐的话题愈来愈多。工作上有“快乐工作”说,生活上有“快乐生活”说,竞技场上有“快乐足球”说,学校有“快乐学习”说,研究领域有“快乐经济学”说,等等。

人生来具有趋乐避苦的本性。追求快乐,享受快乐,为人之常情。问题是什么叫快乐,怎样才能求得快乐。快乐是感觉,如何求之呢?马克思主义者对快乐有着自己的感受。谢觉哉在谈到长征中的艰苦与快乐时说,“不可能有从天上掉下来一个快乐来给你享受”,“只有经过劳作、经过奋斗得来的快乐,才是真正的快乐”,这就告诉我们,形具快乐才生。

形具快乐生,首要在“形”。形是一种载体,是一种形体。无“形”,快乐就成了无本之木。毫无疑问,凡变化者,在天成象,在地成形。无形难变,更难转化为快乐。这种形,具体到日常的生活工作中,就是大量的、琐碎的、不起眼的一件一件的具体工作。这些工作,或决策,或管理,或科研,或操作等,都是对建设小康社会的参与,对创造新生活的奉献。这些工作,因我参与、我奉献而快乐。因为说到底,形为快乐之质,快乐为形器之用。形与快乐,犹如刀之刃、山之峰,形存快乐存,形谢快乐灭。

形具快乐生,重要在“具”。具是一种状态,这种状态的潜台词叫“足”,同义语为“办”。一件事情与工作之“形”,做起来会有难易,论起会有高下,但不论是非凡或是平凡,只有全身心地投入进去,专心致志,精益求精,不畏劳苦,百折不回,才有可能困难脚下踩,快乐心头生。如果是言语的巨人,行动的矮子,对事不“具”不“办”,或是三心二意,少“具”缺“足”,东一榔头西一棒,又怎么能享受经过劳作、奋斗、拼搏而取得成功后的快乐呢?

形具快乐生,关键在“生”。生是一种过程,既有出生之意,又有发生之状,更有化生之态。这种有“形”且“具”而“生”发出来的快乐,透视出的是进取,表现出的是愉悦。这种愉悦,既有诸如视觉、听觉、味觉、嗅觉、皮肤感觉在接受外部刺激后的外部感觉,又有诸如运动觉、肌体觉、平衡觉等接受肌体内部刺激后,反映身体位置和运动及内脏不同状况的内部感觉。这种感觉属精神层面,只要不止于一步地实践、实践、再实践,进取、进取、再进取,就能使快乐陪伴终生。

形具快乐生,生生会不息。这种生生不息引起的变化,会使大量的新东西产生,并带来源源不断的快乐,使人“一笑失百忧”,精气神更足。生生不息的快乐会使人如神人,似天人,进入无己、无功、无名的境地,成为忘我之人、不讲功劳之人、不讲名分之人,进而吐纳珠玉接千载,卷舒风云通万里。

小题1:下面是关于“形具快乐生”的解说,不正确的一项是(3分)

A.“形”是快乐的载体,指的是日常生活中的具体工作,它透视出的是进取,表现出的是愉悦。

B.作者所认为的能够产生快乐的“形”是有条件的,它必须具有参与和奉献的特点。

C.“具”指的是做工作必须全身心地投入,这样才能取得成功并获得快乐。

D.“生”指的是劳作、奋斗、拼搏后所获得的快乐,它既指外部感觉,也指内部感觉。小题2:下面各项中对“快乐”产生的必要条件的解说不恰当的一项是(3分)

A.无论是决策、管理、科研、操作,只要是对建设小康社会,创造新生活有利的工作,就有产生快乐的可能。

B.如果在工作中说得多,做得少,缺少“专心致志,精益求精,不畏劳苦,百折不回”的精神,也不能享受到快乐。

C.忘我之人、不讲功劳之人、不讲名分之人才能精气神更足,获得生生不息的快乐。

D.要想让快乐源源不断,陪伴终生,就得实践、实践、再实践,进取、进取、再进取。小题3:下列对文章内容的分析和概括,不符合原文意思的一项是(3分)

A.这篇议论文先阐述了快乐的含义,然后分析怎样才能得到快乐,最后指出为什么需要快乐。

B.快乐是感觉,不同的人对快乐有不同的理解。本文所指的快乐,是马克思主义者所认为的快乐,主要指精神层面。

C.在议论以怎样的态度来对待工作时,作者先从正面分析怎样才能获得快乐,接着又从反面概括不可能取得快乐的种种表现。

D.世界上的工作有千千万万,但是本文所指的工作,是大量的、琐碎的、不起眼的具体工作。

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