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Module 5 Ethnic Culture Ⅰ.单句语法填空 1．____________beat by the opposite team, the players were not discouraged and practiced even harder. 答案Beaten 2． Only then did I realize that it was ____________foolto break away from my friends and never contact them. 答案foolish 3．2016四川双流棠中外语学校月考 Seriously damaged, the bike is no longer ____________ use. 答案in 4 ． A furnished room or house is available to be rented together with the ____________furnish in it. 答案furniture 5．2016安徽皖西四校联考Shall he come and have a talk with you It couldn’t be ____________good．We can well communicate with each other. 答案better 6．As a teacher you should adjust your to ____________meet the needs of slower students. 答案meeting 7．Used to ____________drive all kinds of cars in various weather, Tom’s brother is indeed an experienced driver. 答案driving 8．____________ interesting a book it is, the boy never seems to be able to finish it off. 答案However 9． Don’ t forget ____________fastenthe windows before going to bed. There’s going to be a storm tonight. 答案to fasten 10．The sound of the car died away ____________ the distance. 答案in Ⅱ.阅读理解 2016潍坊高三模拟 Child abuse and child neglect are serious crimes. Some US laws are designed to protect children from their very own parents. Recently, two parents who live in the state of Maryland, near WashingtonD．C., were found guilty of “unsubstantiated neglect未经证实的疏忽”． What was their crime The parents let their two children walk home together unsupervised 无人监管的 from a neighborhood park. The children are a 10 year old boy named Rafi and his 6 year old sister Dvora. The two siblings like to play at their neighborhood park. After playing, they walk homeby themselves. And “that is a problem ” ， says Maryland’s child protective services agency. And this_incident has restarted a debate in the US about the amount of independence parents should give their children. 1 Some people object to courts telling parents how to raise their children. They also think children benefit from exploring the outside world without a lot of supervision. Rafi and Dvora’sparents, Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, are both trained scientists. They defend “freerange parenting”. Freerange is usually a term used to describe farm animals that live uncaged. With parents, it means loosening control over your children. Danielle Meitiv explains. “The idea of free range parenting is really that your children need the freedom to explore. They need to be alone, without parents. They learn to take risks. They learn to be independent.” But opponents say this so called “free range parenting” can put children in danger. They say children may not be able to safely explore the world alone. They may not be able to cross the street safely. They may get lost. They could get hurt or, a parents’ worst nightmare, kidnapped. The Meitiv parents say they slowly let their two children take walks by themselves. They first made sure Rafi and Dvora knew the area well. But