五、任务型阅读。
While some young people may know little about the value of money, many gain a clear understanding through various financial education.
In modern society, more and more people use mobile payments instead of cash. Without proper knowledge, many young people simply view money as abstract numbers. When paying online, they often ignore their parents' hard work. A typical example is an 11-year-old in the UK who spent over £2,000 on an online game, unaware of how diligently their parents worked to earn it. Thus, those growing up in cashless societies may have a limited understanding of money's true value.
However, managing money well is not a talent but a skill that everyone can learn. At home, parents can help children develop saving habits and manage money by rewarding chores through mobile apps, encouraging them to record expenses. Schools and governments also play key roles. For instance, students in grades 7－9 in Denmark must take financial education. Governments can provide TV programmes and colourful activities.
With financial learning at home, school, and from the government, today's youth can better understand money's value and use it wisely.
1. Many young people don't have a proper understanding of money and they consider it as .（仅填1个词）
2. Some youths may have a limited understanding of money's true value because .（不超过6个词）
3－4. Fill in the blanks according to the passage.

5. What can you learn from the passage? Use your own words.
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3. develop saving habits；4. TV programmes

根据任务型阅读的信息定位，第3题对应家庭对孩子的帮助，原文提到父母帮助孩子养成储蓄习惯，结合字数要求填对应短语；第4题对应政府的举措，原文提到政府提供电视节目，结合字数要求填对应短语。