1. Who got a new phone?
A.Daniel. | B.The man. | C.The man’s father. |
A.He wanted to have a phone like the speaker. |
B.He didn’t want the speaker to leave for college. |
C.He was sad that the speaker spent less time with him. |
A.Think about what he’s missing. |
B.Turn his phone off for a day. |
C.Stop playing games on the phone. |
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1. Whom did people usually marry in Russia in the past?
A.Those with the same interests. |
B.Those with the same background. |
C.Those with the same profession. |
A.She was a scientist. | B.She was a teacher. | C.She was a musician. |
1、父母与子女关系良好的重要性;
2、你希望与你的父母之间的关系是怎样的;
3、如何才能建立这种关系?
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Teens can be hard to communicate with. There is
To communicate with them, we need some
Then,I took the notebook with a pen, walked near them, and
Each time, they would write back to me. So far, this type of communication has worked on us, and we still use it. When talking will just create
1. 现代社会中父母与孩子的关系有哪些问题;
2. 针对上述问题,你有哪些具体做法。
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A good parent-children relationship should
8 . Out of all the relationships we have in our lifetime, the one with our parents is the most important. When you think about it, no other relationship is like the one we have with our mom and dad: when we’re young, our parents care for us; when our parents are old, we care for them. But in the middle of this long bond, there usually comes a time when it seems like our parents are our biggest enemies: when we’re teenagers.
As kids, we love nothing more than spending as much time as we can with our parents.
As US psychologist Lisa Damour wrote recently, “Many parents of teenagers long for the days when their preteen laughed at their jokes and happily came along on errands.” So, why is it that as we begin to enter adulthood, we feel so different about the two people who brought us into the world? “Teenagers are going through a very stressful time in their lives: they want to please us, but they also want to break away,” US psychologist Michele Borba said. Borba’s second point is perhaps the biggest reason why our attitude toward our parents changes as we grow older.
We’re no longer kids, and as young adults, we try to be as independent as possible. We soon start to put our friends before our parents. Before we know it, things at home are completely different. But rather than pushing our parents away, we should pay attention to their advice instead of ignoring it.
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Although sometimes it may seem impossible to follow everything our parents tell us, there’s one thing we should remember - respect is something that works two ways:
It means that instead of not following our parents’ wishes, we should show how mature we are by trusting their wisdom. Indeed, as the girl pointed out, “
A.Friendship is the most important thing to me. |
B.Family is the most important thing to me. |
C.But as we approach our teenage years, it seems like everything our parents do is just annoying. |
D.In our mid-to-late teenage years, this is when we start to discover who we really are. |
E.Friends are great, but they’ll come and go. |
F.If we show respect to others, it will be shown back to us. |
G.With time passing by, we want to stay with our friends for long. |
1. 建立良好亲子关系的重要性;2. 给父母的建议;3. 给孩子的建议。
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1. 写作词数应为80左右;
2. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
How to set up a good parent-child relationship
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10 . When I came home on the first day of every school year, there was always a new book on my bed. My mother lived for tradition-especially on holidays. Knowing how much I loved to read, a new book was the perfect way to begin a new school year for me, and it was a reminder of how much she cared.
I carried my mother’s thoughtfulness into my own children’s lives. When it was time for them to start school, we began our own traditions. For us, it was all about our favorite pizza at dinner and High/Low, a game in which the kids shared their best and not-so-good memories of that first school day. They loved the game so much that they made me share mine.
The start of a new school year can be exciting or frightening for children, but creating a family tradition can help beat the first-day-of-school blues. Kristin Taylor of Murray, Kentucky, wishes her parents had recorded her childhood more, so she’s promised to do that for her kids. “I want to remember the moments that seem little but end up being the stories we retell as our kids grow up,” says Taylor, mother to three children.
Each year on the first school day, she photographs her children in their school uniforms. “I plan on giving them a book of those photos when they graduate,” she says.
The book “The Kissing Hand” has meant a lot to Marie Karns and her daughter, Lil. In the story, a baby raccoon (浣熊) cries to his mom that he doesn’t want to go to school. The mom passes down a tradition from her mom to her little boy. She kisses the inside of his palm (手心) so he can take her love to school with him. “We read the book every year and then I kissed the palm of her hand so she could take it to school with her,” says Karns.
Traditions create memories and one day, when the kids are older, they will be a great way to look back and remember those new beginnings.
1. What did the author think of the new book on her bed?A.It expressed her mother’s wish to teach. |
B.It was an everyday gift for her. |
C.It was a great way for her to start each school year. |
D.It showed her mother’s love for reading. |
A.They went out to a restaurant to have dinner. |
B.They read a new book together. |
C.They discussed how to start a new family tradition. |
D.They described their experiences that day in a game. |
A.She values childhood memories. | B.She works as a photographer. |
C.She is strict with her children. | D.She is good at telling stories. |
A.A family tradition. | B.Karns’ love. | C.Lil’s gift. | D.A children’s book. |