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Crying is sometimes good for both your body and mind. 1. It also helps keep your eyes clean. Crying is like giving your eyes a good wash from the inside. Moreover, it can help you sleep better.
2. When you are happy, you may not often think of crying. But have you ever heard of “happy crying”? You might have experienced it before. Scientists have found out happy crying may happen in the following situations:
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When you have some bad feelings that haven't been noticed for a long time, and they can't be expressed easily, happy crying happens. That is to say, even when you experience something happy, the bad feelings that haven't been noticed or dealt with will still make you cry.
When you are unable to keep yourself in good condition
Crying can help you manage strong moods or feelings. Some happy moments can also bring you strong feelings and you may find it hard to control them. 4. When you cry, it feels like you are driving some bad or terrible feelings away from your body. Besides, the hormones（激素）in tears can help to keep a balance between body and mood. They can calm you down and make you feel peaceful. This helps people face difficulties in life more actively.

1.B 2.D 3.C 4.A

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Arguing with parents is normal for teenagers. From your clothes to your hobbies, your friends at school to your television habits, your studies to your 1 plans, it might just seem that you argue with your parents about 2. Teenagers should try not to argue with parents, but if it happens, remember to argue fairly and respectfully（尊敬地）.
Argue Fairly
Arguments between teenagers and parents happen when both 3 that they know what's best for the teenagers. Parents have cared for their teenagers for years, but teenagers are 4 growing up and believe that they're able to take care of 5. If you're a teen arguing with your parents, 6 that your parents love you and only want what's best for you. If you must argue with them, argue fairly by:
• Allowing each person in the argument to say what they think; not stopping others when they are speaking.
• Only talking about the things that you're arguing about; never bringing up past hurts.
• 7 to your parents the reasons for your ideas.
Argue 8
No matter how hotly you are arguing, you must remember that our parents still need our attention, respect and love. During arguments, be respectful by:
• Keeping your voice low all the time and not shouting.
• Not doing angry 9 like kicking, throwing or hitting anything.
• Staying until you work out a way to 10 the problem; never running away from home.
()1. A. past B. future C. family
()2. A. everything B. something C. nothing
()3. A. learn B. make C. believe
()4. A. slowly B. quite C. quickly
()5. A. ourselves B. themselves C. yourselves
()6. A. remember B. forget C. argue
()7. A. Writing B. Explaining C. Shouting
()8. A. Respectful B. Fairly C. Respectfully
()9. A. plans B. actions C. ideas
()10. A. answer B. meet C. solve

1.B 2.A 3.C 4.C 5.B
6.A 7.B 8.C 9.B 10.C