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[填空题]Most parents will try not to let their children grow up in an overcrowded flat or house.
[单项选择]In China, many parents try to keep their children at home. In Canada, they will sometimes push them out of the house to make them live on their own.
If a person over 18 chooses to stay at home, the parents may become worried that their child is simply lazy, or that he will become lazy if he stays there for too long. So in many cases (事例) they will say, "OK, you can stay at home, but you must pay rent (租金), just like you would anywhere else."
In some homes, the parents may make their children do their own washing, cooking, and something like that, just as they would if they lived on their own. This is not because the parents are being cruel, it’s because they want to be sure their child is not too lazy.
In China, parents often show their love and care to their children by trying to take care of all their problems. They think by doing so their children will have a better future, because their children can focus on their studies, or their work.
What will Canadi
A. Help them do housework.
B. Enjoy being with them.
C. Ask them to leave.
[单项选择]As most parents of small children will reluctantly admit, nothing can occupy a child quite like television. Unfortunately, the scientific evidence suggests that using TV as a babysitter has its (62) the more time babies spend sitting in front of the screen, the more their social, cognitive and language development may (63) . Recent studies show that TV-viewing tends to decrease babies’ (64) of learning new words, talking, playing and otherwise (65) with others.
A new study published in the Archive of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine (66) to that evidence while introducing an (67) new perspective. Many studies have suggested that television hamper learning by (68) youngsters’ ability to interact with others, and according to Dr. Dimitri Christakis, a University of Washington pediatrician (儿科医生), that effect may be (69) when parents get drawn into TV-watching too.
Christakis reports
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