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   Is it fair for restaurants to ban (禁止) little eaters? In MonronroeviUe,a local restaurant,McDain’s, recently decided to ban young children. Alice Roseman,its manager,says kids have bad manners and make too much noise. Other people,however,say the rule is hard to accept. Since it has become a hot topic in public,we caught several local people talking about it.

    YES There is no law stopping restaurants from banning young children. Restaurant owners should be allowed to ban them. Kids often run around and cause problems for waiters and other customers.

                                              — Kate Barker 

    Kids always cause a mess,but the parents refuse to do anything about their kids behaviour.

    Although kids may be at the centre of their parents' universe,they aren't at the centre of everyone else s.

                                              —Mike Vuick 

    Adults sometimes want to talk and enjoy their dinner,but they can't if a child is crying and running all over the place. That,s why sometimes parents don't like eating at home. They wish they could have a good meal in the restaurants without kids' noise.

                                             —Dale Levitsky 

    NO Banning kids from restaurants is a bad idea. If kids were banned,many restaurants wouldlose business. Even if restaurants gave customers the chance to buy takeaway meals for their kids,many families would probably still not eat there.

                                            —Nicholas Song 

    Restaurant owners who ban kids think all children are wild and rude. But that's not true. Most children's eating behaviour is good enough. Even though some kids do have bad manners,banning is not a right way to teach them. I think how a society treats its children is important. After all,kids are people too.

                                           一Elliott Hall too.

() 1. The restaurant in Monronroeville refuses to eat there.

   A. kids   B. pets   C. men   D. women

() 2. Dale Levitsky thinks parents sometimes don5t like eating at home because.

   A. they are too busy

   B. they dislike doing the dishes

   C. kids are too noisy

   D. restaurant food is more delicious

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   A. Alice Roseman. B. Kate Barker.

   C. Mike Vuick. D. Nicholas Song.

() 4. Which of the following opinions is mentioned in the passage?

   A. Children waste too much food.

   B. Not all kids have bad behaviour.

   C. Boys make more noise than girls.

   D. Restaurants needn't help parents.

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    Don’t do anything online that you won’t do in real life. Don’t take anything without paying for it unless it’s free. Don’t use information that someone else has written and say it’s yours. Don’t read other people’s emails—you won,t open your nextdoor neighbour’s mailbox and read his mad,right? Do share your knowledge of the Internet with others. It,s a big place with lots of information,and there are many new things to discover.

    Remember that people judge (判斷) you by your words as well as your actions,so do try to write well. Good writing skills,as well as correct grammar and spelling,do matter. Send polite and wellwritten email messages to others. If you're uncertain about how to spell a word or which phrase to use,look it up. There are lots of helpful books and websites.

    It’s okay to show your ideas online in forums (論壇) like chat rooms or message boards,but don t start fighting with people. “Flame wars” in online discussions can be interesting to read,but they are often unfair to other members of the group. Express your opinions,but remember that fighting online or offline is just not suitable.

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3 new things and share your knowledge with   others.

Send 4 and well-written emails to others.

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Don’t 8 anything that you won’t say.

Don’t do anything online that you won’t do in 9   life.

Don’t start to 10 with people.

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