[单项选择]In high school, we all get a label: sometimes, it’s one we spend decades trying to live up to; sometimes it’s one we desperately want to leave behind. But are they accurate And how do those labels shape who we become in an age when, thanks to social networks, we don’t really ever leave our adolescent friends behind.
Judging and being judged have always been an unofficial part of the high-school curriculum. Most teens are trying to find out who they are and labels help make distinctions about who they could be, who they’re not, and who they should aspire to be. And those labels have power. "They’re very sensitive to what their peers think of them, in part they’re trying to understand who they are and becoming adults," says Judy Baer, professor of sociology at Rutgers University. "To fit in is important biologically--we live in groups and we all want to fit in."
After high school, whether or not kids are defined by the labels that branded them very much depends on how rigidly t
A. After high school they will be defined by high-school labels.
B. We live in groups and to fit in is biologically important.
C. Teens are sensitive and sometimes are annoyed by others’ comments.
D. Being judged by others are a required part in high school.

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[单项选择]In high school, we all get a label: sometimes, it’s one we spend decades trying to live up to; sometimes it’s one we desperately want to leave behind. But are they accurate And how do those labels shape who we become in an age when, thanks to social networks, we don’t really ever leave our adolescent friends behind.
Judging and being judged have always been an unofficial part of the high-school curriculum. Most teens are trying to find out who they are and labels help make distinctions about who they could be, who they’re not, and who they should aspire to be. And those labels have power. "They’re very sensitive to what their peers think of them, in part they’re trying to understand who they are and becoming adults," says Judy Baer, professor of sociology at Rutgers University. "To fit in is important biologically--we live in groups and we all want to fit in."
After high school, whether or not kids are defined by the labels that branded them very much depends on how rigidly t
A. AII of us are eager to get a label in high school.
B. AI1 the high-school labels are welcome.
C. Some high-school labels are not accurate.
D. High-school labels are common among students.

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[单项选择]We all get tired when night comes. Then we need to sleep. That is why we need beds. But not all beds are the same. There are many kinds of beds.
One kind of bed is the bunk bed. Bunk beds are two beds placed one on top of the other. This kind of bed doesn’t take as much room as two beds side by side. It’s a nice way to sleep if two or more children are sleeping in the same room. That is why families with many children use them.In this passage, it mentioned ______ kinds of bed.
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