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阅读以下三篇短文，从每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个与短文内容相符的最佳选项。
A
Arguments between teenagers and parents can be a problem and should be taken seriously.
A few examples of the arguments:
A
Parent: Mike is always making trouble in school. You'd better keep away from him.
Ben: You don't know him as well as I do. He is so kind that many classmates like to make friends with him. As his friend, I will help him to follow school rules. So could you please stop trying to tell me who I can make friends with?
B
Parent: Don't spend so much time playing computer games. It's bad for your eyes. You should do something meaningful.
Grace: I've already finished my homework. I just want to relax.
C
Parent: You got an F in your physics exam again. I'm worried about your study.
Jack: I did study hard, but it's just too difficult for me. Maybe I should ask my teacher for help and get some effective(有效) learning ways.
Some results of a survey:
• About 18% of the kids talk to their parents when they have problems.
• Over 50% of the kids don't think their parents understand them.
• Almost 50% of the parents talk to their children only about schoolwork.
Some suggestions from experts:
• Communicate with your kids in a friendly way.
• Encourage your kids to share their inner feelings with you.
• Take part in different activities together with kids.
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A. Mike B. Grace C. Jack D. no one
(
A. Interesting. B. Relaxing.
C. Useful. D. Meaningless.
(
A. Because he often plays with Mike.
B. Because he thinks it's too hard for him.
C. Because he plays computer games too much.
D. Because he doesn't like the teacher at all.
(
A. None of the kids think their parents understand them.
B. Most parents talk to their children only about school.
C. A few kids talk to their parents when they have problems.
D. Children shouldn't share their feelings with their parents.
(
A. parents B. teachers
C. students D. experts
A
Arguments between teenagers and parents can be a problem and should be taken seriously.
A few examples of the arguments:
A
Parent: Mike is always making trouble in school. You'd better keep away from him.
Ben: You don't know him as well as I do. He is so kind that many classmates like to make friends with him. As his friend, I will help him to follow school rules. So could you please stop trying to tell me who I can make friends with?
B
Parent: Don't spend so much time playing computer games. It's bad for your eyes. You should do something meaningful.
Grace: I've already finished my homework. I just want to relax.
C
Parent: You got an F in your physics exam again. I'm worried about your study.
Jack: I did study hard, but it's just too difficult for me. Maybe I should ask my teacher for help and get some effective(有效) learning ways.
Some results of a survey:
• About 18% of the kids talk to their parents when they have problems.
• Over 50% of the kids don't think their parents understand them.
• Almost 50% of the parents talk to their children only about schoolwork.
Some suggestions from experts:
• Communicate with your kids in a friendly way.
• Encourage your kids to share their inner feelings with you.
• Take part in different activities together with kids.
(
A
)16. Ben's parent isn't happy with Ben being friends with .A. Mike B. Grace C. Jack D. no one
(
D
)17. What does Grace's parent think of playing computer games?A. Interesting. B. Relaxing.
C. Useful. D. Meaningless.
(
B
)18. Why didn't Jack do well in physics?A. Because he often plays with Mike.
B. Because he thinks it's too hard for him.
C. Because he plays computer games too much.
D. Because he doesn't like the teacher at all.
(
C
)19. What can we know from the survey of the passage?A. None of the kids think their parents understand them.
B. Most parents talk to their children only about school.
C. A few kids talk to their parents when they have problems.
D. Children shouldn't share their feelings with their parents.
(
A
)20. The suggestions are for .A. parents B. teachers
C. students D. experts
答案
16. A 17. D 18. B 19. C 20. A
