“My daughter has me around every day. We read, write and sleep together. However, many students of mine have no   (1)  . They have to be separated(分开) from their   (2)  . The most heart-warming way of   (3)  a kid is the company (陪伴) of parents.” At a student care activity called “Home & Love”, Chen Shaoguang, the principal (校长) of No. 1 Primary School says, many parents are going out as migrant workers (外出务工人员) to make money to   (4)  the family. So the students at a very young age have to be  (5)   at home. And that's when their childhood begins to be covered by the feeling of   (6)   and the difficulty of fitting into a group.

   As  (7)  by Principal Chen, left-behind children can communicate with their parents by installing (安装) cameras on the TV.   (8)  the modern technology, the connection between a traditional TV at home and parents' mobile phones becomes much more  (9)  . And the long distance (距离) between the left-behind children and their parents is being shortened. Principal Chen also calls for more   (10)  from society. He strongly believes that a better   (11)   for those left-behind children can be created.

   According to a survey by the All-China Women's Federation, the  (12)  of China's “left-behind children” is more than 61 million. It is the same as the   (13)   of Britain.  (14)  them, 42.8% have parents that both are migrant workers.   (15)   most of the children are being taken care of by their relatives, 7.3% are uncertain to be taken care of.

With the development of economic and technology, more and more pollution appeared in every part of the life .Many people know the air pollution and water pollution are   (1)  to people.   (2)  ,not all people know that noise is also a kind of pollution, and it is bad for human beings too.

People who work and live under noisy   (3)  easily become deaf .Scientists believe that 10 percent   (4)  the workers in Britain are being deafened(变聋)by the noise where they work .Many of the workers who print newspapers and books ,and who weave (织)cloth become deaf. Quite a few people   (5)  near airports also become deaf. Recently it was discovered that many teenagers in America could hear no better than   (6)  people, for these young people like to listen to pop music and most of the pop music is   (7)   noise.

Nowadays the governments in many countries have made laws   (8)  or control noise and to make  (9)  less than 85 decibels(分贝).In China , the government is trying to solve  (10)   air and water pollution problems but also pollution problem.

 Many children act in TV shows. They work several ____(1)____every day. So they can't go to regular(正规的) ____(2)____. How do they get their schooling?

   In Hollywood, about forty teachers give ____(3)____ for the children. Their work is very important. They make ____(4)____ that the child ____(5)____many different subjects. They make sure4 ____(6)____ that the child gets enough rest and____(7)____.

   Children in Holleywood must attend classes twenty hours ____(8)____ week. If not, they can't work in TV shows any ____(9)____.

   TV children are usually ____(10)____ pupils, and most of their teachers ____(11)____ this kind of week. They give the ____(12)____ lessons in many interesting ____(13)____ . Sometimes the "classroom" is a Mississipi boat. ____(14)____ it is the inside of a spaceship. Often the pupils become ____(15)____ stars.

A few years ago，when people had problems，what did they usually do？Well，they usually asked their parents or friends for   (1)  ．Today it is  (2)   for people to get advice from telephone hotlines(热线)．A telephone hotline gives people a good   (3)   of talking with advisers(提供建议者)．Most hotlines donˈt need your name or other information.That is to say，callers do not   (4)   to tell their names or other information.Some hotlines are  (5)  ，so callers donˈt have to pay for the advice or the phone calls.Some hotlines   (6)   volunteers(志愿者) as advisers.  (7)   hotlines pay the advisers for their work.The advisers are usually the people with years of education and  (8)  ．They have to take classes before starting to   (9)  ．Their work is to listen to callers and help them   (10)   their problems.

In China, very few children make pocket money (零花钱).   (1)  , in western countries, most kids make pocket money by themselves. They make money in many different   (2)  . When kids are very young, their parents help them sell the fruits of their own trees to neighbours (邻居). Kids may also help   (3)   do housework to make money at home.When they   (4)   sixteen, they can make money by sending newspapers or by working in fast food restaurants,   (5)   during the summer holidays.

There are   (6)   advantages (优点) of making pocket money by kids themselves. First of all, they learn the value (价值) of money by working hard   (7)   they will not waste any. Secondly, they learn to   (8)   money to buy things they need or want, such as books, pencils, movies and even clothes they like. Thirdly, they   (9)   deal with (处理) daily life problems by helping their parents or others. Making pocket money is   (10)   for children when they grow up. That is why parents encourage their kids to make pocket money.

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   Do students in other countries also have so much homework? What do they do in their spare time? On April 8, a ____  (1)  ____ wrote out on the lives of high school students in China, Japan, South Korea and the US. You will find the answers ____  (2)  __ many of your questions in this report.

   Who studies hardest?

   Chinese students spend the most time ____  (3)  ___. Nearly half of Chinese students spend more than two hours ____  (4)  ____ their homework every day. That's much ____  (5)  ____ than the students of the US (26.4%), Japan (8.2%) and South Korea (5.2%).

   Who sleeps most often in class?

   ____  (6)  ___ students fall asleep in class more often, about 45% of them say they sometimes doze off (打瞌睡) in class. In South Korea, it's 32%, in the US, 21%, and 5% in China.

   Who is the most distracted (分心的)?

   American students are the most ___（7）___ in class, but also the most distracted: 64% say they chat with their friends in class; 46.9% say they eat snacks in class; and 38.9% say they send e-mails or read some books which have nothing to do with their ___（8）___ in class.

   ____  (7)  ____ do they do in after school?

   In their ___（10）___ time, most Chinese students study or surf the Internet. Most American students spent a lot of time staying with their friends. Most Japanese students do physical exercises. Most South Korean students watch TV.

Now more and more students are becoming too fat and near-sighted(近视), because they spend too much time in front of （  (1)   . And they hardly do exercise. 

Doctors say that the more the students watch TV, the   (2)   they will become. Because when they are watching TV, they often eat some food, and they don’t move. On the other hand, their    (3)   can’t get rest. It’s bad for their eyes, too. To keep   (4)   , children should exercise, talk with friends and parents, or go out for a walk, and don’t always watch TV. It’s very easy to do like that. Let’s  (5)  a try.

There is a new danger for photo lovers. It is the selfie(自拍）accident. So far this year, twelve people have died because of the selfie and   (1)   people have died from shark attacks. So you can see, sometimes the selfie is   (2)  . It is twice as deadly(致命的）as shark attacks.

  Some photo lovers were   (3)   . They had selfie accidents and died when they tried to take a selfie or when they were taking a selfie. Look at these   (4)  . Two Russian men were killed while they were taking selfie with a grenade(手榴弹). Three Indian students were killed by a   (5)   while they were taking selfies on train tracks. An American man   (6)   a cliff(悬崖）and died. The accident happened suddenly when he tried to take a selfie on the cliff.
  The selfie has been popular   (7)   young people in the past few years. When you go to some famous sites(景点), you can easily   (8)   lots of people taking selfies. When you want to take selfies, remember that   (9)   is the most important thing. If you   (10)   it, you won’t have fun taking selfies. So, keep it in your mind all the time.

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 During the past hundred years,the car,the radio(收音机),the cenima and now the TV,make very great changes(变化)in the way people spend their free time.

        A    (1)  years ago,people liked to make    (2)  own（自己的) amusement(娱乐).When a group of people    (3)  together,they talked,played cards or    (4)  games and read aloud to each other.Of course,talking is art,and this could      (5)  people happy for hours..People liked to play football or basketball by    (6)  or with their friends.

       Now  we like to see or listen to matches and songs.   (7)  listen to your friends   (8)  when you hear the great singers of the world over the radio or on TV?Why play football with a player who     (9)  good at it when you can see some of the best players playing an important match?You can just sit    (10)  and watch the game   (11)  the trouble（麻烦） of going outside.

        The art of talking is    (12)  .More and more（越来越多的） people are becoming watchers and listeners and fewer(更少的)talkers and      (13)  .This change does people    (14)  harm(危害);It is better（更好） to do something not very well oneself than(比)    (15)  to sit and watch others doing.