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One of my second graders, Debbie, had been unusually quiet in my Family Living class. When I asked her if something was wrong, she replied, “I don't feel like talking today. I'm sad. My best friend's parents are going to get divorced(离婚的). Her father moved out of the house. I told her I would share my dad with her, but I know it isn't the same. ”

I was surprised to learn that almost every child in my primary grade Family Living classes seemed to have some personal acquaintance (了解)with divorce—through friends of the family, neighbors, relatives, or much closer to home—their own parents. For many of them, divorce was just a normal part of life. Emily once said, “I want to be a doctor or nurse when I grow up, so after I get married and divorced, I'll be able to support myself. Then there was Billy, who stated, “When my mom gets married again next week, we're all going on a honeymoon.

Sometimes parents fight about the kids," said Kimberly. “My parents are divorced and my mom keeps pulling on one of my arms and my dad pulls the other. ” How sad, I thought, that a child would feel like her parents were actually pulling her apart because they each wanted more of her than the other should. “I hate that my parents are divorced! exclaimed Greg. “It's all my fault, too. I bite my nails too much. ”

Lori tried to look at things from a more positive perspective. “Your mother and father got mad at each other, but it doesn't mean they got mad at you," said Lori. “Lori is right," I said. Sometimes a husband and wife realize that they no longer love each other and decide it will be best for the whole family if they don't live together anymore. But that doesn't mean they stop loving their children, and it certainly doesn't mean that it is the children's fault!

“Maybe your mom and dad will change their minds and get undevoured,” Eric told Greg. “Then you can all be together again. ” Greg shook his head. “No, that won't happen. ” And then, with a thoughtful expression on his face, he said, “You know something? Divorce is like a cake. You cut it in half and it's separated forever. ”

【小题1】Why did Debbie feel sad?
A.Debbie’s best friend’s parents were going to get divorced.
B.Debbie’s parents were getting divorced.
C.Her father moved out of the house.
D.She didn't want to share her dad with others.
【小题2】What can we learn from Paragraph 4?
A.It's the children's fault that leads to parents' divorce.
B.It's acceptable for parents to get divorced if they don't love each other.
C.Parents usually get mad at the kid when they get mad with each other.
D.Parents usually ignore their children when they plan to get divorced.
【小题3】According to the text, what is the author?
A.A teacher.B.An officer.C.A writer.D.A doctor.
【小题4】Which of the following can be the best title for the text?
A.Say Goodbye to DivorcesB.Married or Divorced
C.Whose Fault for a DivorceD.Divorce's influence on children
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Lately,my 90-year-old mom has been more and more quiet and sleepy.This is very odd and disturbing.At the same time,my 92-year-old father has been suffering his own health problems.It is terrible to see my father struggle to get her to talk,say something,when she doesn’t have the energy.

The other day,I recalled how my mother used to visit a woman named Mrs.Demopolis,a Greek immigrant,who made the best baklava(果仁饼)!She gave lessons on baking hem to my mother.Also,my mom used to bake baklava often for a time and that was absolute pleasure.As I spoke of this over the phone,my silent mom cheered up and said how much she’d like o have one again.

Now,they live in Florida and I like in Wales,UK with my husband and children,so I can’t go and bring her some baklava or even make some in her kitchen.But what I did suggest was that my father or sister should buy some baklava at a Greek Restaurant and I should do she same,and wouldn’t it be fun to eat our baklava at exactly the same time and so,be together sharing the moment and the pleasure?Both parents loved the idea and we decided to do it.It was lovely to hear a little happiness in her voice.

Tow days later we both had our baklava and shared the experience.It meant a lot to my parents,and to me,to do this.My mother said she wants to do this again,maybe with another food or even baklava again! Why not?And as she only keeps losing weight instead of gaining,it is good for her to find foods that appeal to her appetite.It is becoming harder to find ways to communicate over the phone,but this was this was at least a very good way to do so.And it was nice,as well,to remind us of pleasant memories of our past.

【小题1】What has mainly worried the author lately?
A.Her father is suffering from illness.
B.Her mother is becoming less active.
C.Her mother refuses to talk with her father.
D.She has difficulty helping her sick parents.
【小题2】What did the author suggest to please her mother?
A.Mrs Demopolis should buy some baklava for her mother.
B.Her mother should make some baklava in her kitchen.
C.Her family should get together to comfort her mother.
D.Her family should eat the same food at the same time separately.
【小题3】What do we know about the author’s mother?
A.She is getting thinner.
B.She is still unconscious.
C.She will only eat baklava.
D.She has found her favourite foods.
【小题4】What can be inferred from the text?
A.The author’s father has lost ability to talk to his wife.
B.The author’s mother learned to make baklava from a Greek immigrant.
C.The author’s mother had little excitement when hearing the suggestion.
D.The author’s author and her parents live separately in different counties in the UK.

Family communication refers to the way verbal(口头)and non-verbal information is exchanged between family members.【小题1】In other words, an important part of communication is not just talking, but     listening to what others have to say.

【小题2】It enables members to express their needs, wants, and concerns to each other. Open and honest communication allows family members to express their differences as well as love for one another. 【小题3】Lack(缺乏) of communication will make it hard for family members to deal with problems together.

Effective(有效的) communication is an important feature of strong, healthy families. Research shows communication is an important building block of strong parent-child relationships. Just as effective communication is almost always found in strong, healthy families, poor communication is usually found in unhealthy family relationships.【小题4】However, poor communication is unclear and indirect. It can lead to many family problems, including ineffective problem-solving and weak emotional bonding(情感纽带).

【小题5】 Family researchers have discovered that unhappy family     relationships are often the result of negative communication patterns (模式). In fact, one researcher discovered that the more positively couples rated their communication, the more satisfied they were with their relationship five and a half years later.

A.With trust, families can build strong relationships.
B.Communication within the family is very important.
C.Healthy families communicate their thoughts in a clear and direct way.
D.Researchers find not all family members communicate at the same level.
E.It is also through communication that family members are able to solve problems.
F.Communication requires the ability to understand what others are thinking and feeling.
G.There is a strong connection between communication and satisfaction with family relationships.
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By teaching your children fire safety rules you can ensure they know what to do when a house fire occurs. Making sure your children know exactly what is required of them cuts down the chaos of the emergency situation and helps keep your family safe and secure.
All children should know about important fire safety procedures. For example, tell your children to stay low to the ground in a smoky room, which keeps them from breathing smoke, as smoke always rises towards the ceiling. Also tell them that they can put a damp towel or a piece of clothing over their faces and breathe in through it to cut down the effects of breathing smoke even more.
In addition, make sure your children know how to correctly stop, drop and roll when their clothes catch fire. Because it results in loss of oxygen, which puts out the flames. Also your children should know to touch door handles before opening the doors to see if they’re hot. If they are, it means there’s a fire in the next room, and they should leave the door closed and find another route out of the house.
Make sure your children never play with lighters or matches. Usually, many children are attracted by lighters and matches and want to experiment with setting things on fire to see what happens. So hide lighters and matches in some place your children can’t reach.
Do regular fire drills to act out and improve your evacuation(疏散)plan. Make sure everyone knows all the possible exits of the house they can use, and that all members of your family know your evacuation plan well enough so that they don’t have to waste time thinking if a fire starts. Quick, determined response to a fire will save your family members’ lives.
Title: Teach your children fire safety rules
ReasonsChildren should know what to do in【小题1】of a house fire.
It can help【小题2】the chaos of the emergency situation.
Teach children fire safety【小题3】Stay low to the ground and【小题4】the face with damp towels or pieces of clothing.
Correctly stop, drop and roll to put out the fire on the【小题5】.
Don’t open the doors with【小题6】door handles.
Keep lighters or matches away from childrenIt’s dangerous to【小题7】with setting things on fire.
Keep lighters and matches out of children’s【小题8】.
Do fire drills【小题9】Make all exits and the evacuation plan known to everyone.
Ensure every family member can【小题10】to a fire quickly and determinedly.

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