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3．Sometimes the toughest thing about feelings is sharing them with others．Sharing your feelings helps you whether your feelings are wonderful or terrible．Sharing also helps you to get closer to people you care about and who care about you．But how？
You can't tell your friends what's inside your backpack if you don't know what's in there yourself．Feelings are the same way．Before you can share them with anyone，you have to figure out what feelings you have．
Making a list of your feelings can help．You can do this in your mind or by writing it out or even by drawing pictures．Is something bothering you？Does it make you frustrated or terrified？Do you feel this emotion only once in a while or much of the time？
The way a person feels inside is important．If you keep feelings locked inside，it can even make you feel sick!But if you talk with someone who cares for you，you will almost always start to feel better．It doesn't mean your problems and worries magically disappear，but at least someone else knows what's bothering you and can help you find solutions．
Your room and dad want to know if you have problems and what's happening in your life．But what if a kid doesn't want to talk with parents？Then find another trusted adult，like a relative or a teacher at schoo1．Maybe this person can help you talk with your parents about your problem or concern．
Once you know who you can talk with，you'll want to pick a time and place to talk．You can talk publicly in your family．But some kids are more private than others and they will feel shy about sharing their feelings．Then find a quiet place or write it down on a piece of paper．A kid doesn't have to share every feeling he or she has．

32．What does the passage mainly tell us？C
A．The importance of feelings．
B．How to figure out your feelings．
C．How to share your feelings．
D．The people sharing your feelings．
33．What can we learn from Paragraph 2？B
A．Kids can't tell their friends about their backpack．
B．Kids should know about themselves first before sharing．
C．Kids need to find out what others think of them first．
D．Kids'feelings are the same in a way．
34．What might happen after sharing your feelings with others？B
A．You'11recover from your illness．
B．You will feel relieved．
C．Your worries will magically disappear．
D．You'11like more private talks．
35．Where is this passage probably taken from？C
A．A science fiction．
B．A parents'brochure．
C．A children's magazine．
D．A notice board．

2．We humans are imperfect beings tending to make mistakes and basic errors of judgment．So we create technologies to help ourselves out．
Take the self-driving cars for example．The belief here is that the technology will improve safety．But this is a very bold assumption to make at this stage in its development，as the evidence to support the view simply is not there yet．The best data we have comes from tests conc1ucted over the course of 2016in California，a state which，it must be remembered，has a mild climate hardly representing global driving conditions．
Google's Waymo scored best，with one human intervention（介入）every 5，127 miles driven．This was an improvement on the year before，but nowhere near perfect．In all，Waymo's 60 testing vehicles drove about 10，597 miles in 2016-3，000 miles less than the annual US average per vehicle．Tesla performed much worse．The electric vehicle maker's four cars were tested on average 137 miles each that year，meeting with 45 human interventions per vehicle-or one roughly every three miles．Each Intervention represents an accident which was potentially avoided．
Given that most industry watchers believe the public will not tolerate any faults at all，none of this is encouraging．It is certainly true that the technology is improving．But it is also the case that self-driving cars have been around since the mid-1990s，with one vehicle achieving a 98.2 percent"autonomous driving percentage"even back then．
Even if the technical challenges can be overcome，unexpected negative externalities（外在因素）probably cannot．And we surely would not want to risk that when driving．

28．What does the underlined word"bold"in Paragraph 2mean？C
A．black
B．ridiculous
C．daring
D．perfect
29．What can we learn from the self-driving tests in Paragraph 3？A
A．Human interventions are unavoidable．
B．Waymo's cars could drive farther than Tesla's．
C．Electric vehicles need fewer human interventions．
D．Each intervention caused an accident．
30．What is the author's attitude to self-driving cars？B
A．It's unbearable．
B．It's sceptical．
C．It's very economical．
D．It's very encouraging．
31．What may be the best title for this passage？D
A．Can self-driving improve test skills？
B．Self-driving：Costly or not？
C．Can self-driving represent new technology？
D．Self-driving：Reliable or not？

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