Question

We asked the students a question on the Internet, “Do you get on well with your parents?”

Over 8,000 children give their answers. All the children want to feel close (亲近的) to the important people, their mum and dad, in life. But their answers show that it is not always easy to do that.

Over 65% of the children say they get on really well with their parents. And about 80% of the children say they have fun with their parents. But it doesn’t mean (意味着) that they always agree with each other. Most children argue (争吵) with their parents sometimes or often. About 50% of the children say when they don’t agree with their parents, they will sit down and talk with them carefully. But 40% of the children say they will shout.

“Shouting never helps,” says one of our teachers. “Speak up and let your parents know your ideas.But don’t use a loud voice.”

1.All of the children who give their answers __________.

A.can get on well with their parents B.needn’t get on well with their parents

C.want to get on well with their parents D.don’t want to get on well with their parents

2.How many children have fun with their parents?

A.About 3,200. B.About 4,000. C.About 5,200. D.About 6,400.

3.About 50% of the children will __________ their parents when they don’t agree with each other.

A.argue with B.worry about C.talk with D.shout at

4.If you want your parents to know your ideas, you should __________.

A.keep quiet B.speak up C.repeat yourself D.shout loudly

5.Who probably writes the passage?

A.A school teacher. B.A student. C.A doctor. D.A driver.

Answer 1