Why is the author talking about those examples in paragraph 1? What is the excellent rule to live in the author’s opinion?

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问题 Why is the author talking about those examples in paragraph 1?
What is the excellent rule to live in the author’s opinion?

选项 A、To live in fear.
B、To live in regret.
C、To live in guilt.
D、To live in appreciation.

答案D

解析考查细节。借助“the excellent rule to live”我们可以找到原文的第三段，原文的信息是这样的“to live each day as if we should die tomorrow”，对这句话的正确理解就是正确的答案；理解这句话首先要关注的是should在这里的含义，should在这里不是我们熟悉的“应该”的意思，而是虚拟语气的用法，类似于“会”，整句意思是“假如明天我们就离开人世”，选择A项和D项的一部分考生很有可能问题出在这里，把这里的should作为应该来理解了；另外，这句话出现在一个段落的第一句，提醒我们应该往后面多看几句再做决定是一种更好的选择，“emphasize the values of life”“live each day with gentleness，vigor and a keenness of appreciation”都在帮助我们把答案定位在D项，目的是说“假如我们即将离开人世，那么一切都变得更加珍贵”。

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