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BAt60，mother-of-five Liz Earle is energised，clear-headed，and understands thatthewayshe livesher lifewillgiveher the best chance of longevity.Earle，who sold her beauty company in 2ol0，isn't onefor standing still.She wentontofound the LizEarleWellbeing magazine，continues withTVappearances,launched the charityLiveTwice，hosts a weekly podcast，and has written 36 books，includingherlatest，ABetterSecondHalf，amanifesto（宣言）formidlifewomen.She was in denial about ageingfor a while.She says:‘I turned 6o lastyear andIdidn’t want to acknowledge it.In my mother's generation，60 was greyhair，twinset andpearls，andslippers.I feelsofarremovedfromthatstereotype（刻板印象）.’Earle，though，has defied the numbers.When she was in her mid-5Os，she had herbiological markers ofagetested，whichshowedher biological age tobe39.It's now45，butin the next fewyears she intends ongettingthatmarkerdown.Inherlate 5Os,Earle experiencedalot ofupheavals in herpersonal life，divorcingher second husbandand failingin investment.‘Starting againin my mid-5os waschallenging but also energising，because it was an opportunity for a fresh start，'shereflects.‘I feltlikeIwasbeinggivena second chance.AndIwantto encourage otherwomenwho feel thattheyarewashedup，too.'Thewellness advice she offers in the book is backed by scientific data，and it’s clearthatEarle has done a lot of research in the three years it took to write it;she offers almanner ofways to maintaingoodhealth.She is concerned that midlifewomendon'tprioritise themselves.‘Societymarginalises（使微不足道）midlifewomen—webecomeinvisible，webecomeirrelevant，whether that's because we're losing our looks,or we're losing our relevance in society.And，actually，that shouldn't be the case.We’re the clever，wise ones who have livedthrough it，'she explains.‘Ageing is a gift，'Earle continues，‘EvenwhenIwas runningthe beauty company，we never used the term anti-ageing well—keeping cognitivefunction，keepingmobility，havingapurpose.'Now，Earle is embracing all the good things that age has brought her，recentlywelcomingher firstgrandchild into theworld，and she says she is looking forwardto thenextdecade.24.Which of thefollowingstatements isTRUEaboutEarle？A.Sheused to work as an employee in a beauty company.B.She steps out of the comfort zone and embraces changes.C.She believes she fits the stereotype of the 60-year-olds.D.She offeredwellness advicewithout any scientificproof.25.Whatdoes theunderlinedword“upheavals”inparagraph 5mean？A.Unfairtreatments.B.Heavyburdens.C.Sharpcriticisms.D.Unpleasant changes.26.According to paragraph 7，what doesEarle encourage midlife women to do？A.To fight against ageing.B.To regain theirwisdom.C.To put themselves first.D.Toacceptplastic surgery.27.What'sEarle's attitude towards ageing？A.Grateful.B.Fearful.C.Doubtful.D.Pitiful英语试题（雅礼版）第4页（共10页）