Many schoolteachers say that as difficult as their students can be to deal with, parents can be even worse. Some parents are quick to【C1】______and protest when their son or daughter gets in trouble or performs poorly on a test. For example, a Time magazine report【C2】______one college professor who has had students who " call their parents from the classroom on a cell phone to complain about a low grade and then pass the phone over to her,【C3】______class, because the parent wanted to intervene. And she has had parents say they are paying a lot of money for their child’ s education and【C4】______that anything but an A is an unacceptable【C5】______on their investment." Such parents are doing their children no favors. In fact,【C6】______" rescuing" their children, they are preventing them from " having real experiences of decision making, failing, and【C7】______their own messes," writes the report. The author adds: " If parents run too much interference【C8】______problem solving for their children while the children sit back and do【C9】______the parents will get stronger,【C10】______the children get weaker and fall over when they try to run on their own." 【C5】
A. complaint
B. supplement
C. return
D. refund
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They talked for a long time,______longer than he felt was necessary.
A. quite
B. pretty
C. fairly
D. much
"How are things back at the office" one of the gentlemen in my bicycle tour group asked me as we were nearing the end of a lengthy ride through the scenic countryside. "I assume they are going fine," I said. " I haven’ t had any contact and I don’ t plan to. Why would I ruin the environment we had traveled thousands of miles to create by bringing my work environment into it" One of the primary purposes of taking a vacation is to rest and restore. How can you accomplish that goal if you simply move the source of the stress to a different location
Many schoolteachers say that as difficult as their students can be to deal with, parents can be even worse. Some parents are quick to【C1】______and protest when their son or daughter gets in trouble or performs poorly on a test. For example, a Time magazine report【C2】______one college professor who has had students who " call their parents from the classroom on a cell phone to complain about a low grade and then pass the phone over to her,【C3】______class, because the parent wanted to intervene. And she has had parents say they are paying a lot of money for their child’ s education and【C4】______that anything but an A is an unacceptable【C5】______on their investment." Such parents are doing their children no favors. In fact,【C6】______" rescuing" their children, they are preventing them from " having real experiences of decision making, failing, and【C7】______their own messes," writes the report. The author adds: " If parents run too much interference【C8】______problem solving for their children while the children sit back and do【C9】______the parents will get stronger,【C10】______the children get weaker and fall over when they try to run on their own." 【C4】
A. imply
B. criticize
C. charge
D. question
The______impact of inflation lies in the decline of people’ s living standard and social instability.
A. native
B. negative
C. natural
D. national