This book _____ the life of the students is popular with the teenagers．

       A．which based on     B．based on       C．basing on             D．being based on

This book _____ the life of the students is popular with the teenagers．

       A．which based on     B．based on 

      C．basing on             D．being based on

This book _____ the life of the students is popular with the teenagers．

A．which based on                          B．based on

C．basing on                                  D．being based on

This book _____ the life of the students is popular with the teenagers.

Who is more stressed out—the Asian teenager or the American teenager? Surprise! The American teen wins this match．According to a recent study, almost three quarters of American high school students said they felt stress at least once a week, some almost every day．Fewer than half of Japanese and Taiwanese eleventh grade students reported feeling stress that often．

The phenomenon of stress is the constant interaction （相互作用） between mind and body．And the influence of one upon the other can be either positive or negative．What can the mind do to the body? Studies have proved that watching funny movies can reduce pain and promote healing （康復）．On the contrary worry can give a person an ulcer, high blood pressure, or even a heart attack．

The mind and body work together to produce stress, which is a response to a stimulus （刺激）, a response that disturbs the body's normal physiological （生理的） balance．However, stress is not always bad．For example, a stress reaction can sometimes save a person's life by producing hormones （激素） that make it possible for a person to react quickly and with greater energy in a dangerous situation．In everyday situations, too, stress can provide that extra push needed to do something difficult．But too much stress often injures both the mind and the body．How can stress be kept under control? Learn to Lighten Up and Live Longer, the best-seller of the month, has several good suggestions．So, get a copy and start learning how you can reduce stress in your life．

67．What is the writer's main purpose of writing this passage?

       A．To find who are the most stressed-out teenagers．

       B．To explain that stress is a mental problem．

       C．To inform the reader how to reduce stress．

       D．To promote a book about reducing stress．

68．The underlined word " ulcer" in the second paragraph refers to a particular kind of       .

       A．physical problem                         B．mental illness

       C．spiritual healing                    D．modern treatment

69．According to the passage, which of the following is a positive effect of stress?

       A．Reducing pain．                          B．Reacting quickly in danger．

       C．Promoting healing．                       D．Losing weight．

70．It can be known from the passage that _____．

       A．stress is too difficult to be kept under control

       B．stress is always more positive than harmful to the body

       C．Learn to Lighten Up and Live Longer is a popular book

       D．Taiwanese teens experience more stress than American teens

　　Remember a very popular TV series “Meteorr Garden (《流星花園》)”, in which four richest boys (“F4”) played the important part? Why was it banned (禁播) in China of that time? Read the passage to find out the reason and to learn some comments from different people．

　　“Meteor Garden”, a popular TV play of Taiwan, was banned a few months ago as it would mislead (誤導) young 　1　．

　　The play is situated in a school for 　2　 students, where a girl may 　3　 half a million US dollars making herself more beautiful．When a poor 　4　 brave girl enters the campus, four richest boys (“F4” meaning Flower Four) at the school soon 　5　 a love-hate relationship with her．

　　In recent years, more and more plays of this kind from Japan and South Korea have become 　6　 TV for young people．And “Meteor Garden” which is based on a Japanese comic book (漫畫冊), is one of the 　7　 popular．

　　8 many teenagers like to watch such plays and 　9　 every teenage girl is fond of love stories 　10　 , more and more 　11　 have complained about the play．They say it has a 　12　 influence on their children．“It seems that the teenagers in”Meteor Garden never 　13　 their studies, and what they do every day is all about dating and love．It 　14　 lead some students to think that school life isn't worthwhile unless a similar love affair 　15　 to them．

　　A psychology (心理學) teacher in Beijing considers it 　16　 for teenagers to idolize (視……為偶像) pop stars and actors．“But they will realize that this is simply naive (幼稚的) when they grow 　17　 ,”he said．“They need proper guidance

(引導)．”In his 　18　 , parents should talk to their children 　19　 , and teachers and the media also need to let them know what 　20　 life is about．

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