D
In today’s digital age, people have more ways to communicate than ever before. While social media and text messages are convenient, face-to-face communication still plays a crucial role in build- ing deep relationships.
A recent study shows that 70% of people prefer face-to-face talks when sharing important news or having serious conversations. “Body language and eye contact help us understand each other’s true feel- ings,” says communication expert Dr. Li. “Text messages are great for quick updates, but they lack the emotional connection of in-person interaction.”
However, young people often rely on social media to stay connected. “I talk to my friends online every day,” says high school student Zhang Ming. “It’s easy to share photos and ideas, but when I have a problem, I still go to my parents for a face-to-face talk.”
Experts suggest balancing different communication forms. “Use face-to-face for important mo- ments, and digital tools for daily updates,”says Dr. Li. “The key is to choose the right method for the situation.”
()11. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Social media is the best way to communicate.
B. Face-to-face communication is outdated.
C. Different communication forms have their uses.
D. Young people dislike talking in person.
()12. Why do people prefer face-to-face talks for important communication?
A. Because they are faster.
B. Because they build emotional connection.
C. Because they are free.
D. Because they are private.
()13. What does the underlined word “lack” mean in the passage?
A. 拥有
B. 缺乏
C. 增强
D. 破坏
()14. What does Zhang Ming do when he has a problem?
A. He talks to friends online.
B. He sends text messages.
C. He has a face-to-face talk with parents.
D. He asks experts for help.
()15. What is the experts’ suggestion?
A. Use only face-to-face communication.
B. Use only digital tools.
C. Balance different communication forms.
D. Avoid using social media.

11. C
12. B
13. B
14. C
15. C