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WHETHER you like it or not, your parents are responsible (负责任的) for you, at least 1.you finish high school. But does it feel like your parents are stressing you out with their love? Do you often fight with them?

Hu Muqing, 15, of Shenyang, complains that his parents are only concerned (关心) about his grades and not his other needs. He and his parents fight the most about the time he   2.watching TV and on the Internet.

“They think because I’m in Grade Nine I should concentrate on my work,” the Shenyang teenager said.

“However, I need to be able to relax. Most of my friends can watch TV and surf the Web a lot. Sometimes it’s 3.to talk to them. They don’t understand me”.

After some talk, Hu has been allowed to watch TV for 15 to 20 minutes every night, but has been told to keep away from the 4.. So it is always turned off .

Since she feels she’s grown up now, Shen Ying, 15, wants more respect(尊重) from her parents.

“My father shouts at me when he’s unhappy. He doesn’t listen to me, but he always pretends to listen to me 5.”, said the teenager from Jianyang, Sichuan province. “I’d like my parents to regard me as a friend and understand that respect is a two-way street. ”

Lu Yiting, 15, of Shantou, has a different problem with her parents. They think she spends too much time with her friends and is falling into bad company. They also think she should study all the time.

“I want my parents to believe me,” Lu said.

“ It’s the age when teenagers are becoming more independent (独立的). And teenagers don’t now how to talk with their parents. But their parents are very concerned about their kids’ futures, ” said Sun Yunxiao, a researcher at the China Youth and Children Research Center. Sun suggests that teenagers should 6.to communicate with their parents effectively (有效地).

“Find the right time for a talk. 7.Mother’s Day or Father’s Day, say ‘Thank you’ to your parents or give them a small gift with a letter so they can get inside your head a little,” he advised.

Sun also believes that teenagers have to work to get trust and respect from their parents.

“You need to make sure they know that you’re not going to fail your exams or let 8.down. Let them know that you want to do well, and that you will do well,” he said.

    One of the strangest jobs at the Oscars is that of a seat-filler. When one of the stars needs to go to the bathroom, a seat-filler sits in the star’s seat. In that way, the TV cameras won’t show any empty seats. Kathy Muller talks about her night as a seat-filler.

(A)I was told to reach the theater in the middle of the day, wearing my dress for the evening. There were about 200 of us seat-filler, all very excited. We were told what we should and shouldn’t do (for example, “Don’t talk to the stars”), and then (B)我们一直等到五点钟。 That’s when the stars started coming.

     The show stared at six o’clock. We had to stand outside the doors. Then, when someone       came out to go to the bathroom or have a cigarette（香烟）, we were told to go and sit in their seats. (C)The show was three hours long, and I only sat down five times. By the end, I was really tired, but I was happy because, during the evening, I sat behind  Jim Carrey（he’s very tall！）and close to Denzel Washington, Nicole Kidman and Julia Roberts. It was an exciting night, but I think

(D)        year I’ll watch the Oscars on TV at house like everyone else!

 36.将(A)改写成： I was told to                  at the theater at             .

 37.将(B)译成英语：                                                      

 38.将（C）译成汉语：                                                     

39.在(D)的空白处填入一个适当的词语：                            

40.从短文中找出两个描写心情的形容词：