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In the USA, children between the ages of 8 and 14 are a powerful group. They make up 60% of Internet users u  小题1:  age18. Just as in America, the number of teen Internet users in China is g 小题2: bigger, up to 253 million. The number shows a great increase in Internet use in China over the last f 小题3: years, particularly among teenagers, and China becomes a large m  小题4:for Internet business.
A new survey r  小题5:  that Chinese teens take an interest in online activities. And spending too much time before a computer screen causes a lot of p  小题6:for their young life. According to the survey, 42.6% of teens have built their o  小题7:web blogs and 8% have taken Internet courses. More than half enjoy c  小题8:online in chat-rooms and 10.6% of teens play Internet games. In the eyes of most parents, what a p  小题9: that only 6% use the Internet to get information for their learning projects! Also, the survey finds that the teens have different favourite places to use the Internet. For teens in towns, 35% c  小题10:  Internet bars as a main place to go online. For those living in large cities, 76% prefer home computers and 10% Internet bars.

小题1:Under
小题2:getting或growing
小题3:few
小题4:market
小题5:reports
小题6:problems
小题7:own
小题8:chatting
小题9:pity
小题10:consider

试题分析：这篇短文主要介绍了在最近几年里中国因特网用户的巨大增加。尤其是青少年更是给网络运营商提供了巨大的市场。花费太多的时间在电脑前会给年轻人的生活制造许多的问题。在大多数家长的眼中,只有6%的人使用互联网获取学习课程的信息。
小题1:句意：他们组成了低于18岁的因特网使用者的百分之60.在……下，低于……，故填Under
小题2:the number of ……的总数，像在美国一样，中国的 因特网使用者的总数一直在变大。故填getting或growing
小题3:这个数字表示在最近几年里中国因特网用户的巨大增加。In the last few years，在最近几年里，故填few
小题4:对于网络商中国变成了巨大的市场。故填market
小题5:一个新的调查报告。主语是单三，故填reports
小题6:花费太多的时间在电脑前会给年轻人的生活制造许多的问题，名词复数故填problems
小题7:42.6% 的青年有自己的博客。One ‘s own  sth, 某人自己的……，故填own
小题8:enjoy doing ,一半以上的人喜欢在聊天室网上聊天，故填chatting
小题9:在大多数家长的眼中,只有6%的人使用互联网获取学习课程的信息那是多么的遗憾，故填pity
小题10:在城镇青少年,35%的人考虑网吧作为上网的主要地方。故填consider
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A．stop the soldiers going to towns
B．stop the soldiers meeting their friends
C．train the new soldiers
D．make the young men live quietly
小题2:The young officer was worried because _______.
A．a traffic accident had happened
B．he was afraid something happened to the nine soldiers
C．the nine soldiers disappeared
D．the nine soldiers drank too much in the town
小题3:The nine soldiers returned to the camp late because _______.
A．something was wrong with their buses
B．their horses died on the way back
C．it took them much time to run back
D．they all had drunk much in the town
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小题1:between Chinese and Americans
 
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Americans
Money
Chinese usually have some money in the bank小题2:  they spend less money than they have.
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Parents usually do their小题6:    
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Many parents think it isn’t 小题7:     
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Chinese girls join in 小题8:
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_______________________________________
小题2:Why couldn't she learn to speak?
_______________________________________
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小题4: Is Miss Fuller Helen's first teacher?
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小题5: What made all people love her?
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