【正文】 Sometimes it is difficult for teenagers to get along with their parents. And things seem to be more difficult when their parents get angry. Parents may shout at you, stop you from going out, or even punish you. Well, things shouldn’t be that bad. You should learn how to deal with your angry parents. ※ When parents get angry, it isn’t the time to talk back. A lot of times they’re not upset with you, but with their boss, the neighbour, or the price of vegetables. You just happen to be there at the wrong time. Look hurt? Get out of the way when they’re in a bad mood. They need some time and space. Go outside, to a friend’s house, or to your room. At last they will bee calm and miss you. ※ If you hav e trouble talking to your parents, or if they get angry every time you try to start municating with them, write a note. Put it on their bedside table. Parents are easily moved by notes like this and will probably keep them forever. ※ Do not create situa tions where there is a winner and a loser. You’re the child and will probably lose most of the time. Try to promise (讓步 ) with each other and work out a situation where both of you win. ※ Ask your parents once a day, ‘Is there anything I can do for you ?’ Most of the time they will probably say no, or give you something that will take a few minutes to plete. Your parents will love this and see you as a very cooperative (可合作的 ) person. When this happens, they will probably be more cooperative with you. You could also surprise them by doing something they don’t make you do. They’ll tell everyone you are the best son or daughter and, what’s more, they will believe it. And do you think they will get angry with you so easily if they are proud of you? Tips for (66) on family problems Phenomenon (現(xiàn)象 ) Teenagers have (67) getting along with parents. Things are even worse when parents are angry. Tips Never talk (68) . Sometimes parents get angry because of something (69) . So just wait for them to bee (60) . Write a note when (61) seems difficult. Parents may be moved by it. (62) create situations where there is a winner and a loser. Learn to promise and work out a situation where (63) of you win. Make parents think you are cooperative by doing something for them. This makes them surprised and (74) of you. And then they will be less likely to get (75) with you. B. 閱讀下面的短文，根據(jù)所給的首字母提示，用合適的單詞填空。 51. This book is very (value) to you. You’d better buy o ne. 52. When the tunnel (plete), it will take much less time to go to the other side of the river by car. 53. Life is full of all kinds of (choose). So choose to be the best of yourself. 54. Jacky refused (spare) any time for the interview. 55. Advertisements sometimes don’t tell you the whole (true) of a product (產品 ). C. 根據(jù)句意和所給首字母提示，用正確的單詞填空。 56. I don’t want to a the flowers he gave me. I will return them to him. 57. The first underground in Suzhou had been c already. It came into service on April 28, 2021. 58. I was too busy to s any time to go shopping, so I just bought all the Christmas presents online. 59. As she was about to leave, she n that the window in the kitchen was open. 60. Driving after drinking is one of the most mon c of many traffic accidents. 五 . 完成句子 (每小題 2分，滿分 10分 ) 61. 我父母對我要求嚴格，他們不允許我放學后在外面呆很晚。 When you’re feeling down, you may turn to a pint (品脫 ) of ice cream even (76) t you’re already full. It means that you’re ( 77) e emotional (情緒化的 ) eating. Emotional eating is using food to make yourself feel (78) b . In fact, it usually makes you feel worse because it can’t ( 79) s your problems, but you’ll feel guil ty for overeating. Are you an emotional eater? Try to answer the following (80) q . If your answers are “yes”, then you’re an emotional eater. ● Do you eat more when you’re feeling (81) s ? ● Do you eat when you’re not ( 82) h or when you’re ful l? ● Do you eat to feel better (to calm yourself when you’re sad, ( 83) m , bored, anxious