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How do you feel about being friends with your parents? What do you think of the relationship with your parents? A new survey can tell us about this.

	China	US	Japan	South Korea
Kids often talk to their parents	57.7%	81.0%	81.7%	79.0%
Kids think their parents understand them	80.6%	86.8%	89.0%	93.3%
Kids have arguments(争执) with their parents	82.1%	75.6%	72.0%	75.0%
Kids have the most arguments with their parents because of...	Schoolwork (55.8%)	Chores(家务) (20.0%)	Schoolwork(43.4%)	Schoolwork (44.7%)

1.Kids and parents mainly argue about _____ in South Korea.

A.chores B.schoolwork C.use of the Internet

2.Which country has the worst relationship between kids and parents?

A.South Korea. B.The US. C.China.

3.Which is NOT true according to the survey?

A.Schoolwork is the common reason for the arguments between Asian parents and kids.

B.American kids like talking with their parents more than Japanese kids do.

C.Chinese parents should spend more time talking with their kids.

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