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   As children get older,what they are able to contribute around the house will increase. For every new duty you introduce,or even for small favors,you might find your child asking ,“How much will you give me?” You shouldn’t have to negotiate “wages” for responsibilities (责任) that are shared or for things that just need doing.

   By paying children for chores with an allowance,you may be teaching your kids the value of work,but you’ll also be sending the message that work isn’t worth doing unless he/she is getting paid for it. Suppose you’re giving your son an allowance for mowing the lawn,but then your neighbor offers him slightly more for mowing his lawn. Does that mean your son should stop mowing your family's lawn and mow the neighbor's instead?

   As your children grow and mature,they may find other avenues to earn money for themselves— babysitting after school,even birthday money. The fact that they may have outside sources of money should not excuse them from having to do their basic household duties. By keeping chores and allowances separate,parents can avoid this conflict (冲突) altogether.

() 1. By paying children for chores with an allowance,you may be teaching your kids .

   A. the use of work   B. the importance of work

   C. the payment of work   D. the value of work

() 2. Children can't earn money by .

   A. helping others

   B. babysitting after school

   C. mowing their own family's lawn

   D. mowing their neighbor's lawn

() 3. In the writer's opinion,parents give their children payment.

   A. can't   B. mustn't   C. may   D. have to

() 4. The best title for the passage is “

   A. It's good to give children payments.

   B. How much will I get for doing this?

   C. Chores are easy for children to do.

   D. Parents should ask children to do all the chores.

1. D 2. C 3. C 4. B

阅读提示:本文讨论了孩子做家务是否应得到报酬。最后得出结论:对于共享的东西,不需要给予报酬,但要避免冲突的发生。

1. D细节理解题。由短文第二段第一句话“By paying children for chores with an allowance,you may be teaching your kids the value of work ,”可知。

2. C推理判断题。由短文第二段最后一句话“Does that mean your son should stop mowing your family's lawn and mow the neighbor's

instead?”可知自家的草坪是共享的,因此不需要付钱。

3. C细节理解题。通读短文内容可知:家长可以适当给予孩子劳动 的报酬。

4. B主旨大意题。短文主要围绕是否给孩子劳动报酬展开。

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