中考英語題型匯編-分類閱讀

閱讀理解——說明文

（江蘇省鹽城市景山中學(xué)2013年3月調(diào)研，四C）

Inrecentyearsadvancesinmedicaltechnologyhavemadeitpossiblefor

peopletolivelongerthaninthepast.Newmedicinesandinstrumentsarebeing

developedeverydaytoextend（延長）life.However,somepeople,includingsome

doctors,arenotinfavouroftheselifeextendingmeasures,andtheyarguethat

peopleshouldhavetherighttodiewhentheywant.Theysaythatthequalityoflife

isasimportantaslifeitself,andthatpeopleshouldnotbeforcedtogoonliving

whenconditionsoflifehavebecomeunbearable（不能忍受的.Theysaythatpeople

shouldbeallowedtodiewithdignity（尊嚴）andtodecidewhentheywantto

die.Othersarguethatlifeunderanyconditionsisbetter.

57.Inrecentyears,peoplecanlivelongerthaninthepast,It'sbecause

of.

A.thedevelopmentofmedicaltechnology

B.bighospitals

C.gooddoctors

D.bothBandC

58.Accordingtosomepeople,whetheradyingpatienthastherighttodieor

notisupto.

A.thedoctorsB.thesurroundings（環(huán)境）

C.hisorherfamilyD.thepatienthimselforherself

59.Thewriter'sopinionis.

A.deathisbetterthanlife

B.lifeisbetterthandeath

C.neitherdeathnorlifeisgood

D.noneoftheabove

60.Whydosomepatientswanttodie?Because.

A.thedoctorsarenotgood

B.theconditionsarebad

C.lifeistoohard

D.theyareserioulyill

【答案】ADDD

（江蘇省鹽城市景山中學(xué)2013年3月調(diào)研，四D）

Haveyoueverwondered?

1.Whydoairplanestakelongertoflywestthaneast?

Itcantakefivehourstogowest-eastfromNewYork（NY）toLondonbutseven

hourstotraveleast-westfromLondontoNY.Thereasonforthedifferenceisan

atmosphericphenomenonknownasthejet（噴射）stream.Thejetstreamisaveryhigh

altitudewindwhichalwaysblowsfromthewesttotheeastacrosstheAtlantic.The

planesmovingataconstantairspeedthusgofasterinthewest-eastdirectionwhen

theyaremovingwiththewindthanintheoppositedirection.

2.WhatwouldhappenifthegravityonEarthwassuddenlyturnedoff?

Supposingwecouldmagicallyturnoffgravity.Wouldbuildingsandother

structures（建筑物）floataway?Whathappenedwou1ddependonhowstronglythethings

wereattachedtotheEarth.TheEarthismovingatquiteaspeed,movingatover

athousandmilesperhour.Ifyouturnsomethingaroundyourheadonastring（細

繩），itgoesaroundinacircleuntilyouletgoofthestring.Thenitfliesoff

inastraight1ine.’Switchingoff'gravitywouldbelikelettinggoofthestring.

ThingsnotattachedtotheEarthwouldflyoffinastraightline.Peopleinbuildings

wouldsuddenlyshootupwardsatagreatspeeduntiltheyhittheceiling.Mostthings

outsidewouldflyoffintospace.

61.Whatinformationcanwegetfromthefirstpassage?

A.Itisthejetstreamthataffectshowfastairplanesfly.

B.Planesgoslowerwhentheyaremovingwiththewind.

C.IttakesmoretimetoflyfromNYtoLondonthanfromLondontoNY.

D.ThejetstreamalwaysblowsfromtheeasttothewestacrosstheAtlantic.

62.Theword“shoot“underlinedinthe2ndpassageprobablymeans"”.

A.sendforB.movequickly

C.comeoutD.growquickly

63.Itcanbeinferredthatwithoutgravity.

A.buiIdingsandotherstructureswou1dfloataway

B.treesandbuiIdingswouldnotsoeasilyflyoff

C.somethingaroundyourheadwouldnotfloataway

D.everythingoutsidebuildingswouldflyoffintospace

64.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnotmentionedinthepassage?

A.IttakessevenhourstotravelfromLondontoNewYork.

B.Theearthismovingatahighspeed

C.Everythingontheearthwillfloatawayifthere'snogravity.

D.Everythingnotattachedtotheearthwouldflyoffinastraightline.

65.Wherecanwemostprobablyreadthistext?

A.Inaresearchpaper.B.Inashortstory.

C.Inatravelmagazine.D.Inastudent,sbook.

【答案】ABBCA

（浙江省永嘉縣2013屆第一次適應(yīng)性考試，四C）

Todaymostcountrieshaveatleastoneairlinethatfliestoforeigncountries

andoneairlinethatfliesinsidethecountry.Somecountrieshaveseveralofeach.

Theworld5sfirstpassengerairlinewascalledtheSt.PetersburgTampaAirboat

Line.ThisSt.PetersburgwasinFloridaintheUSA,andtheairlinetookpassengers

ona20-mileflightacrossTampaBay.ItoperatedforonlyfourmonthsfromJanuary

1914.

ThefirstEuropeanairlinefleweverydayfromBerlintoWeimar.CalledDeutsche

Lutt-Reederei（DLR）,itstartedtooperateon6February1919.Atfirstitcarried

onlymailandnewspapers,butbeforelongittookpassengersaswell.Theplanes

wereopentotheairsopassengershadtowearspecialclothingandshoestoprotect

themfromthewind,rainandcold.

InMarch1919thefirstinternationalairlinebegantooperate.LignesAeriennes

FarmanflewonceaweekbetweenParisandBrussels.Thejourneytooktwohoursand

50minutes.Laterthatyear,anEnglishairline,AirTransportandTravel,flewevery

dayfromLondontoParis.

AlthoughthefirstpassengerflightstookplaceintheUSA,thedevelopmentof

airtravelinAmericawasstrangelyslow;itwasnotuntil1926thattherewereany

regularpassengerservicesthere.Itwasnotuntil1939thatthefirstserviceacross

theNorthAtlanticbegantooperate.ThiswasaservicebythePanAmericanBoeing

314flyingboat,YankeeClipper,whichtook18hoursand42minutestocoverthe

journeybetweenNewfoundlandinNorthAmericaandSouthamptoninEngland.The

journeynowtakesaboutfourhoursbyBoeing777andhalfthatbyConcorde.

Todayformanypeopleairtravelisasmuchpartoftheirlivesastraveling

byboat,carortrain.Althoughithasnotseriouslyaffectedtravelbycarortrain,

ithascausedmanyshipping1inestostopcarryingpassengers,asmostpeoplenow

prefertomakelongjourneysbyairratherthanbysea.

48.Thefirstpassengerairline.

A.traveledacrosslandtoTampaB.operatedinRussia

C.operatedonlyforashorttimeD.startedinafamouscity

49.DLRcarried.

A.mailandnewspapersonlyB.passengersonly

C.shoesandclothingD.mailatfirst,thenpassengerslater

50.TheflightacrosstheAtlanticbyConcordetakes.

A.twohoursB.twohoursand50minutes

C.fourhoursD.18hoursand42minutes

51.Thestoryisabout.

A.thehistoryofflightBthedevelopmentofpassengerairtravel

C.theinventionofthefirstplaneD.thedevelopmentofthefirstairline

【答案】48-51CDAB

（江蘇省鹽城市景山中學(xué)2013年3月調(diào)研，四A）

Asignisanotherkindoflanguage.Herearesomeofthemthatyouseeontheroads.

Number

Oneisasign

withthe

number

thirtyonit.

Whendriversseethissign,theymustnotgoatmorethanthirtykilometersanhour.

Weseethissignwhenwearegettingnearatown.NumberTwoisasignthatwe're

nearacrossing.Wemustdrivecarefully.NumberThreeisasignthatthereisa

bend（拐彎）intheroad.Again,wemustdriveslowlyandcarefully.Itisnotsafe

togoaroundabendveryfast.NumberFourisasignthatthereisanotherroadcoming

infromtheright.Thereisajunction（交叉）atthisplace.NumberFiveisasign

thatthereisahillandNumberSixisasignthattheroadgetsnarrow.Drivers

mustgoslowlyandcarefully.NumberSevenhastheword“SCHOOL"onit.Thisis

asignthatthereisaschoolatthesideofthestreetortheroad.Perhapsthere

arechildrengoingtoorleavingschool.Sodriversmustlookcarefullyandgoslowly.

NumberEightisasignwiththeletter"P”onit.Theletter"P"means“Parking”.

Atsomeplaces,therearethesigns“Noparking”or“Nowaiting”.Ifadriver

leaveshiscarnearoneofthesesigns,apolicemanmaycomeandwritedownthenumber

ofhiscar.

51.AttheplaceswhereyouseeSign1,.

A.youarealreadyoutofatown

B.youstillhavethirtykilometerstogo

C.theremustbemanyhousesandbuildingnotfaraway

D.theremustbeatownthirtykilometersaway

52.Adrivercanleavehiscar

A.nearasignwith"P"onitinthedaytime

B.nearasignwith“Noparking,,onit

C.nearasignwith“Nowaiting”ifthere*renopolicementhere

D.nearSign8atanytime

53.Peopleputthesesignsontheroadsto.

A.makedrivingevensaferB.showdriverstheway

C.stopcarsgoingtoofastD.learnanotherkindoflanguage

【答案】CDA

（江蘇省鹽城市景山中學(xué)2013年3月調(diào)研，四B）

Someteenagersthinkthatnewspapersareboringandonlyforadults.Butthat's

nottrue.Therearemanyinterestingstoriesinthepaper.Youjustneedtomake

clearwhalyouarelookingal."Ispendabouthalfanhourreadingnewspapersevery

day,said15-year-oldGaoMingfromBeijing."I'minterestedinthingshappening

atschool."Schoolnewsisjustonekindofnewsstoryinnewspapers.There'salso

worldnews:frominternationalproblemstopopstars.

Readthenewspapercarefully,we'11finddifferenttypesofarticlesonthe

pages:

Newsstories一thesestoriesareaboutevents.Reporterstrytoshowallpoints

ofastorytohelpreadersunderstandwhathappened.Reporterstrytospeaktoas

manypeopleaspossible.Theyalsousepicturesandnumberstoshowthereadersthat

thestoriesaretrue.ThenewspaperTeenagershaslotsofnewsstoriesonthenews

pageandfrontpage.Whenwereadthem,welearnmoreaboutthefacts,notthe

writersJideas.

Opinionwriting一opinionwritingisusuallyaboutsomethinghappeningright

now.Butitisn'tjustfacts.Herewritersaddtheirownopinionstothenews.

Writerspickonlythefactsthathelpbackuptheirideas.Theymakereadersbelieve

thattheyaretellingthetruth.Thisisusuallythekindofstorythatgetspeople

thinking.Goto“SpeakOut“onPageTwoforanexampleofopinionwritingin

Teenagers.

Advertisement一Don,tgethappytooearlywhenyoureadthem.Thosesweetwords

andlovelypicturesarejustwaystogetusinterestedintheirproducts!People

havetopaytoputadvertisementsinnewspapers!

54.Theunderlinedsentencemeansthatthereaders.

A.shouldunderstandinterestingnewsstories

B.oughttoknowwhichkindofthingstoread

C.needtolookattheschoolnewsfirst

D.mustknowthecontentsofallthenews

55.Inthewriter,sopinion,we'dbetterbeadvertisementsin

newspapers.

A.interestedinB.againstC.worriedaboutD.carefulof

56.Thispassagemainlydiscusseshow.

A.reporterswritedifferentkindsofnews

B.teenagersgetinterestedinnewspapers

C.readerscanreadnewspapersinbetterways

D.readerscan,treaddifferentnewsinnewspapers

【答案】BDA

（江蘇省鹽城市阜寧縣2013屆期中，D）

Thisisapictureofourclassroom（教室）.Thewalls（墻）arewhite.A

blackboard（黑板）isonthewall.Twodoors（11）areinthewall.Sixbrooms（掃

帚）andabaseballarebehind（在...后面）thedoor.Fiftydesksandchairsarein

ourclassroom.Theyareourdesksandchairs.Threeplantsaregreen.Welike（喜

歡）ourclassroom.26boysand24girlsareinmyclass.Weareallfriends.

1.Thisisapictureof.

A.ourclassroomB.ourroomC.ourschool

2.isonthewall.

A.AblackboardB.AbaseballC.Twodoors

3.arebehindthedoor.

A.Sixbroomsandbaseballs.B.ThedesksandchairsC.Abaseballandsixbrooms.

4.Whataregreen?

A.ThedoorsB.TheplantsC.Thewalls

5.“Fiftydesksandchairsareinourclassroom.”

Thenumber：fifty=

A.26B.24C.50

【答案】AACBC

（江蘇省無錫市育才中學(xué)2013年一模A）

InGermanytherearedifferentkindsofhighschools.Somepreparestudentsfor

workers,otherspreparethemforcollege.Allschoolsaregreatplacesformaking

friendsandlearningGerman.

Shortdays

MosthighschoolsinGermanybeginatabout8:00a.m.andendatabout3:30p.m.

Thismeansyourmorningwillbebusywithclasses.Youwillhavetimetodohomework

andtakepartinprivate（私人的）clubsafterschool.

Formalsetting

InGermany,teachersandstudents?relationshipismoreformalthanyoumightbe

usedto.Teachersarerespectedandstudentsmustusetheformal“Sie（德語，您）”

whentalkingtoteachers.

Gettingtoschool

Moststudentstakepublictransporttoschoolorrideabicycle.Someareashave

schoolbuses.Itisnotcommonforparentstodrivestudentstoschool.

Privateclubs

Inmanycountries,schoolsofferofficialsportsandafter-schoolactivities.

ThisislesscommoninGermany.After-schoolactivitiesareusuallyorganized

throughprivateclubs.Thereareclubsforthings1ikesoccer,dance,choir,theatre

andalmosteverythingelse.OnceyouareinGermany,askaroundatschoolandtalk

tootherstudentstofindoutwhatprivateclubsareinyourareaandmeetyour

interests.

Differentstates,differentschools

EachofGermanyJs16stateshasitsownslightlydifferentschoolsystems.The

schoolsysteminBrandenburgwi11bealittledifferentfromthesysteminBavaria

forexample.Whereyou1ive,yourknowledgelevelandyouragewilldecidewhatschool

youcanattend.

25.ForhighschoolstudentsinGermany,whichisNOTthecommontransporttoschool?

A.Schoolbuses.B.Parents'cars.

C.Publictransport.D.Students'bicycles.

26.InParagraph3,theunderlinedword“respected“canbebesttranslatedinto

A.受人尊敬的B.令人害怕的C.高收入的D.有權(quán)勢的

27.Fromthepassage,wecanlearnthatinGermany_______.

A.allkindsofhighschoolsareforcollege

B.ageisnotimportantforattendingschools

C.studentscantakepartinafter-schoolactivitiesfrom8:00a.m.to3:30p.m.

D.studentscanjoinprivateclubstomeettheirinterestsbythemselves

【答案】25.B26.A27.D

（江蘇省無錫市育才中學(xué)2013年一模B）

Everytimeyouturnonthetelevisionortakearideinacar,youcouldbeadding

toaproblemcalledacidrain（酸雨）.Inthisarticle,you'11learnhowacidis

created,andhowitaffectsus,andmoreimportantly,whatweallcandotoprevent

it.

Howisacidraincreated?

Whenpeopleusefuels（燃料），suchascoalandgasoline,poisonousgasesaregiven

off.Whenthesegasesmixwithrain,acidrainforms.Manypowerstationsburnfuels

inordertocreatetheelectricity（電）thatweuseinourhomesandofficesevery

day.Carsandtrucksalsosendthesegasesintotheairwhentheyburngasoline.When

rainmixeswiththesegases,harmfulthingscalledacidsform.Thisisacidrain.

Howdoesacidrainaffectus?

Acidraindamages（毀壞）everythingthatittouches.Itpoisonsourrivers,ponds,

lakes,andoceansalongwithallthelifeinthem.Itpollutesoursoilandcrops,

harmstrees,andcanevenkillfishandplants.Acidrainalsoeatsawayatbuildings.

Howcanwepreventacidrain?

Weneedtocutdownonthepollutionthatgetsintoourair.Turnofflights,

television,andotherelectricalappliancesifyouarenotusingthem,Walkortake

abikewheneverpossible.Ifyouaretravellingalongdistance,takeabusortrain

tosavefuel.

Asresearchshows,acidrainharmsourenvironment.Butpeopleeverywherecan

takesmallstepsnowtohelpprotectourenvironmentforfuturegenerations.

28.Whenpowerstationsburnfuel,_______.

A.acidrainformB.airpollutioniscaused

C.noisepollutioniscausedD.acidraingetsheavier

29.Whatadvicedoesthearticlegiveus?

A.Gotoschoolonfootorbybikeifwecan.

B.Gotobedearlierinordertouselesselectricity.

C.Travelbybustopreventacidrain.

D.Turnoffthetelevisiononrainydays.

30.Whatisthebesttitleofthearticle?

A.PreventingAcidRainB.FormingofAcidRain

C.Acidrain,HeavyRainD.AcidRain,KillerRain

【答案】28.B29.A30.D

（江蘇省無錫市育才中學(xué)2013年一模D）

Afterspendingyearssearchingforaplanetwithlife,

scientistsmayhavefoundone.InSeptember2010,ateamof

USscientistsdiscoveredanEarth-sizedplanetcalledG1iese

581g.Ithasasurfacetemperatureneithertoohotnortoocold

forliquid（液態(tài)）water.Scientiststhinkthereisachance

thattheplanetcouldhavelife.

TheplanetG1iese581ggoesaroundastarcalledG1iese581,whichisabout20

light-yearsfromEarth.Thatisabout194trillion（萬億）kilometres—500million

timesfartherawayfromusthanthemoon.

Aspacecrafttravelingataone-tenthofthespeedoflightwouldreachGliese

581gwithinabout220years.Ahumancan,tlivethatlong,butroboticexplorers

couldmakethejobeasier.However,ourfastestspacecraftdon'tcomeanywherenear

thatone-tenthlight-speedmark.

Atpresent,scientistsdon,tknowwhatthesurfacemightbelikeonGliese581g.

Whattheyknowisthattheplanetisattherightdistancefromitsstartohave

liquidwater.It'salsoattherightdistancetohaveanatmospherethatcould

protectthewaterifitisonthesurface.

Althoughspacecraftwon'tbegettingthereanytimesoon,onewaytolookfor

lifeonG1iese581gistoturnourradiotelescopes（望遠鏡）towardstheplanetand

searchforradiation（放射）.Bystudyingtheradiation,scientistswouldfindout

aboutthechemicals（化學(xué)物質(zhì)）aroundtheplanetanddiscoverifGliese581ghas

anatmosphere.Ifithasone,studyingtheatmospherewouldgiveusagoodidea

whethertheplanethaslifeornot.Butit'11probablybemanyyearsbeforewecan

dothisproperly.

PeoplehavebeenarguingaboutwhetherthereisalienlifeonGliese581g.Any

discussionaboutalienlifeisjustguessingatthispoint,accordingtoits

discoverers.

34.WhatdidscientistsfindinSeptember2010?

A.Aplanetwithwater.B.Aplanetsimilartotheearth.

C.Aplanetwithoutlife.D.Aplanetneartheearth.

35.Accordingtothearticle,Gliese581g________.

A.isattherightdistancefromitsstarB.movesaroundtheearth

C.isasfarawayfromusasthemoonD.canbereachedinabout220years

36.Paragraph5ismainlyabout.

A.thepossibilityoflivingonGliese581g

B.thekindsofchemicalsaroundGliese581g

C.thewayoflookingforlifeonGliese581g

D.theaimofstudyingtheradiationonG1iese581g

37.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassageabove?

A.Gliese581g,aLikelyLivingPlanetB.Gliese581,aLikelyLivingPlanet

C.Gliese581gandItsStarD.Gliese581gandRadiation

【答案】34.A35.A36.C37.A

（江蘇省無錫市惠山區(qū)2013年九年級期中）C

“SesameStreetvhasbeencalled“thelongeststreetintheworld”.That

isbecausethetelevisionprogrambythatnamecannowbeseeninmanypartsofthe

world.ThatprogrambecameoneofAmericanexportssoonafteritwentontheair

inNewYorkin1969.

IntheUnitedStatesmorethansixmillionchildrenwatchtheprogramregularly.

Theviewersincludemorethanhalfthecountryyspre-schoolchildren,fromevery

kindofeconomic,racial（種族的），andgeographicalgroup.

Althoughsomeeducatorsobject（反對）tosomepartsoftheprogram,parents

praise（贊揚）ithighly.Manyteachersalsoconsideritagreathelp,thoughsome

teachersfindthatproblemscomeoutwhenfirstgraderswhohavelearntfromaSesame

Streetwareinthesameclasswithchildrenwhohavenotwatchedtheprogram.

Testshaveshownthatchildrenfromallracial,geographical,andeconomic

backgroundshavebenefited（受益）fromwatchingit.Thosewhowatchitfivetimes

aweeklearnmorethanoccasional（偶爾的）viewers.IntheUStheprogramisshown

atdifferenthoursduringtheweekinordertoincreasethenumberofchildrenwho

canwatchitregularly.

Theprogramsallusesongs,stories,jokesandpicturestogivechildrenabasic

understandingofnumbers,lettersandhumanrelationships.Buttherearesome

differences.Forexample,theSpanishprogram,producedinMexicoCity,devotesmore

timetoteachingwholewordsthantoteachingseparate（單獨的）letters.

Whyhas“SesameStreet“beensomuchmoresuccessfulthanotherchildren's

shows?Manyreasonshavebeensuggested.Peoplementiontheeducationaltheories

（理論）ofitscreators,thesupportbythegovernmentandprivatebusinesses,and

theskillfuluseofvariousTVtricks.Perhapsanequallyimportantreasonisthat

motherswatchitalongwiththeirchildren.Thisispartlybecausefamousadultstars

oftenappearonit.Butthebestreasonforthesuccessoftheprogrammaybethat

itmakeseverychildwatchingitfeelabletolearn.Thechildfindshimselflearning,

andhewantstolearnmore.

31.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?

A.Itisshownatdifferenthoursduringtheweek.

B.Famousadultstarsoftenappearonit.

C.Thisprogramhasbeenonforlessthanfortyyears.

D.ChiIdrenlearnandenjoythemselveswhilewatchingit.

32.Whyis“SesameStreetwsopopularintheworld?

A.Becauseitissupportedbythegovernmentandbusinesses.

B.Becauseitusesdifferentkindsofskillfultricks.

C.Becausemotherswatchitalongwiththeirchildren.

D.Becauseitmakeseverychildwatchingitfeelabletolearn.

33.Thebesttitleforthispassagecanbe

A.SesameStreetB.EducatingChiIdren

C.TVProgramsD.AGreatSuccess

【答案】31--33CDA

（江蘇省無錫市惠山區(qū)2013年九年級期中D）

Theevidenceforharmonymaynotbeobviousinsomefamilies.Butitseemsthat

fouroutoffiveyoungpeoplenowgetonwiththeirparents,whichistheopposite

ofthepopularlyheldimageofunhappyteenagerslockedintheirroomafterendless

familyquarrels.

Animportantnewstudyintoteenageattitudes（態(tài)度）surprisinglyshowsthat

theirfamilylifeishappierthanithaseverbeeninthepast."Weweresurprised

byjusthowpositive（積極的）today'syoungpeopleseemtobeabouttheir

families,“saidonememberoftheresearchteam."They'reexpectedtobe

rebellious（叛逆的）andselfishbutactuallytheyhaveotherthingsontheirminds;

theywantacarandmaterialgoods,andtheyworryaboutwhetherschoolisserving

themwell.ThereJsdiscussionbetweenparentsandchildren,andchildrenexpect

totakepartinthefamilydecision-makingprocess.Theydon'twanttorockthe

boat.

Soitseemsthattheseparentsaremuchmore1ikelythanparentsof30years

agototreattheirchildrenasfriends."Myparentsarehappytodiscussthings

withmeandwillingtolistentome,“says17-year-oldDanielLaSalle."Ialways

tellthemwhenI'mgoingoutclubbing.WhentheyknowwhatI'mdoing,they're

finewithit."SusanCromer,whoisnow21,agrees."Lookingbackonthelast10

years,therewasalotofwhatyoucouldcal1talkordiscussion.Forexample,when

I'ddoneallmyhomework,IcouldgooutonaSaturdaynight.ButIthinkmy

grandparentswerealotstricterwithmyparentsthanthat.”

Maybethispositiveviewoffamilylifeshouldnotbeunexpected.Itispossible

thattheideaofteenagerebellion（叛逆）isnotbasedonrealfacts.Aresearcher

explains,“Teenagerswerethoughttobedifferentfromothersinapartoftime

inoursocialhistory.Buttooursurprise,theysaytheyaregettingonwellwith

theirparents.Butthatideaofrebellingandbreakingawayfromtheirparentsreally

onlyhappenedduringthatonetimeinthe1960swheneveryonerebelled.”

34.Thestudyshowsthatteenagersdon'twantto.

A.sharefamilydutiesB.causetroubleintheirfamilies

C.goboatingwiththeirfamilyD.makefamilydecisions

35.Comparedwithparentsof30yearsago,today'sparents.

A.gotoclubsmoreoftenwiththeirchildrenB.aremuchstricterwiththeir

children