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Hi Bob,

Where is your train? What time will it arrive (到达)? I’m at home now, but I will wait for you at the station.

See you soon!

Kim

Hi Kim,

The train is late! It won’t arrive at 16:50, but 17:30. Don’t wait for me at the station. I’ll get a bus to your house. What’s the bus number?

See you later!

Bob

Hi Bob,

I’m sorry to hear that the train is late! It sucks! My house is near the Shopping Centre. You can take the No. 16 bus and then get off at the Red Star Bookshop. It takes about twenty minutes.

I’ll wait for you in the bookshop.

See you!

Kim

1.Where is Kim now?

A. At home. B. At the station.

C. On the bus. D. On the train.

2.The train will be ________ minutes late.

A. 20 B. 30 C. 40 D. 50

3.Bob will get to Kim’s house from the station ________.

A. by bus B. by car C. by bike D. by taxi

4.The underlined words “It sucks” mean “________” in Chinese.

A. 好幸福 B. 真讨厌 C. 不可能 D. 有道理

5.From the information we can learn that ________.

A. Bob is going to see his cousin

B. Bob lives near the Shopping Centre

C. Kim will wait for Bob in the bookshop

D. Kim has no time to go to the train station

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Nick is a 14-year-old school boy. His life is full of exams and studies on weekdays. He has little free time. He thinks playing computer games is the best way to make him relax. When he has free time, he sits in front of the computer. Just like that way, he neither eats nor drinks for several hours.

Last weekend, he played games on the computer again. He was too excited and didn't want to move. He didn't have anything for six hours. When he had to go to the bathroom, he found he could not move. He was taken to the hospital. The doctor told him he should do some more different kinds of activities. In other words, he needs more exercise and outdoor activities to make him have a healthy body.

After coming back from the hospital, Nick follows the doctor's advice. He often plays soccer with his friends. Sometimes he still plays computer games on weekends, but he never does it for long. Now, he lives a happy and healthy life.

1.How old is Nick?

A. 13. B. 14. C. 15. D. 16.

2.Nick likes _________ in his free time.

A. riding a bike B. playing the guitar

C. playing computer games D. having a school trip

3.Who took Nick to the hospital?

A. His dad. B. His mom.

C. His neighbor. D. We are not sure.

4.Why was Nick taken to the hospital?

A. Because he was too excited.

B. Because he had a cold in the morning.

C. Because he was too nervous of his studies.

D. Because he couldn't move after playing computer games so long.

5.Nick should ________ to follow the doctor's advice.

A. go to a movie B. listen to music

C. take more exercise D. play computer games

What is one thing that would help parents understand their kids better? More than 8,000 US kids answered this question in an online poll (投票) by KidsHealth.org.

Many US kids — two out of three — said they get along with their parents. But that doesn’t mean they never disagree. In fact, most kids reported arguing with their parents, at least sometimes. And two out of five kids said arguments sometimes even include shouting at each other.

“It’s certainly normal to disagree and argue,” says Darcy Lyness, an American expert. “But it’s also important to learn how to do so respectfully (尊重地). Be patient. Don’t use a raised, angry voice.”

And not surprisingly, three out of four kids said they had lied to their parents sometimes. Many said they lie so they would not get in trouble or disappoint their parents. According to Lyness, lying isn’t just wrong. It can actually have bad results. Telling the truth builds trust.

Telling the truth, says Lyness, shows maturity (成熟). But older kids actually lie more often than younger ones. Kids aged 12 to 14 not only said they lie more, but they also reported having less fun, feeling less close and not getting along as well with their parents.

According to Lyness, those feelings are common. As kids become more independent (独立), they have more areas of disagreement with their parents. But it doesn’t have to be that way. “Kids and parents get along differently at each stage of the journey,” she says. “As kids grow and change, it is important for everybody to change.”

1.In Lyness’s opinion, kids_______ their parents.

A. never agree with B. may argue with

C. must always agree with D. can shout at

2.Why do some kids lie to their parents?

A. They don’t trust their parents. B. They don’t want to get into trouble.

C. They don’t think lying is wrong. D. They are disappointed with their parents.

3.About _______ out of the 8,000 students in the poll said that they have lied to their parents.

A. 3,000 B. 4,500 C. 6,000 D. 7,500

4.According to Paragraph 5, older kids ________.

A. have more fun in life B. seldom lie to their parents

C. feel less close to their parents D. gets along better with their parents

5.The writer wrote this article to ____________ .

A. explain why kids tell lies

B. show how parents and kids get along

C. avoid troubles between parents and kids

D. help parents and kids understand each other better

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