Parents today are wealthier than their parents and they want their children to have more than what they had. Yet parents often to give their children what they had when they were young.
For example, today’s generations of children mostly have their own private with a television, their own cell phone, their own computer, and finally when they are enough they will even have their own cars. all of these things, children do not these gifts as much as previous generations did. , children are often __ _ just spoiled(被寵壞的) , and all these things give them enjoyment when they really need some to their own development. Finally, children these short-term activities in order to fight against their boredom, and as a result of this, kids shorter periods of attention with little .
The obvious question that you may be asking is probably that: patience is a virtue, then why don’t parents it?
In today’s society, it is far easier to make children lose concentration than to teach personal development and that’s a common problem. For example, it is much easier for parents to buy a new toy or turn on the television for their children than to their curiosity (好奇)in a natural way. This strong to know the world will lead them through self-learning, by which they would slowly value the of hard work and patience.
Basically, the easiest method for parents to teach patience to their children is not by them things, but by giving their children an opportunity to learn what they are interested in. Thus, parents can teach their children the same lessons that they have painfully learned too. The point is, realize what they lack and take action immediately.
1.A. neglect (忽略) B. refuse C. promise D. hesitate
2.A. teachers B. doctors C. houses D. bedrooms
3.A. clever B. old C. rich D. good
4.A. As a result of B. For the purpose of C. Instead of D. Regardless of
5.A. prepare B. understand C. value D. accept
6.A. Besides B. Otherwise C. Somehow D. Therefore
7.A. less than B. more than C. not more than D. no more than
8.A. positive B. little C. natural D. immediate
9.A. attention B. help C. attitude D. contribution
10.A. provide B. organize C. watch D. require
11.A. need B. develop C. draw D. improve
12.A. time B. patience C. effort D. hope
13.A. As B. Unless C. Since D. Though
14.A. learn B. research C. teach D. have
15.A. directions B. experiences C. courses D. skills
16.A. satisfy B. show C. study D. follow
17.A. position B. point C. order D. desire
18.A. cost B. rewards C. relations D. differences
19.A. passing B. reading C. buying D. making
20.A. interesting B. hard C. special D. strange
1.A
2.D
3.B
4.A
5.C
6.A
7.B
8.D
9.A
10.D
11.B
12.B
13.C
14.C
15.D
16.A
17.D
18.B
19.C
20.B
【解析】
試題分析:這篇小短文闡述了當(dāng)代的父母比上一代的父母富有,他們非常溺愛(ài)孩子,盡可能給孩子買(mǎi)一些東西,滿足孩子的需要,例如:電視機(jī)、手機(jī)、電腦、車等。這種溺愛(ài)導(dǎo)致了當(dāng)代的孩子們?nèi)狈δ托摹6购⒆訐碛心托牡淖詈?jiǎn)單的方法是父母讓孩子自己發(fā)現(xiàn)樂(lè)趣,而不是僅僅給他們買(mǎi)東西。
1. to give their children”符合原文。故選A。
2. a television, their own cell phone, their own computer”中,可以推斷出是臥室,故選D。
3.
4.
5. these gifts”符合原文,故選C。
6.
7. than spoiled過(guò)于溺愛(ài)的”符合原文,故選B。
8. enjoyment立即的享受”符合原文,故選D。
9. 符合原文,故選A。
10.
11.
12.▁ patience is a virtue, then why don’t parents ▁ it?”可以推斷出“with little patience缺乏耐心”符合原文,故選B。
13.
14.
15.
16. their curiosity滿足他們的好奇心”符合原文。故選A。
17.
18.
19.
20. have painfully learned too”中的“painfully痛苦地”可以推斷出“hard lessons”符合原文,故選B。
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