Teenagers and their parents always think differently. Children always hate the ________ that are asked by their parents. Here are some of them.

What did you get on your report card?

Unless you get all As and Bs, you’ll never want to hear this question come out of your parents’ mouths. How do they know it is the report card day? Mom and Dad are going to be ________ when they see you have a C in English.

Did you clean your room?

“Yes!” You shout downstairs as you start running around you room, ________ all the clothes on the floor under your bed. You must finish all of this before your mom com into your room and sees your room is ________ in mess.

Is it your boyfriend/girlfriend?

You can’t understand why your ________ always ask such a question. Also, you find ________ difficult to give an answer. It is because either you don’t know what kind of relationship it is ________ there is an important reason you can’t tell them.

Did you call a family member for his/her birthday?

Uh, no. Honestly, you see this family member once every three years. What will you say ________ him/her? Can’t you just write “Happy Birthday” in his/her WeChat or QQ group?

Such problems often happen to teenagers and their parents. Maybe ________ sides should have some changes and try to understand each other better. For parents, they may let the children be free to ________ their own problems. For children, they’d better ask their parents for some advice.