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Perhaps a parent¡¯s most important contribution toward raising a trustful child is to develop a relationship founded on trust. A child of any age will feel proud and grown-up if parents frequently show their trust. In court a defendant£¨±»¸æ£© is innocent until proved guilty . But in the family, a teenager ¡°defendant¡± is too often assumed guilty.

Even when the child is caught is a complete lie, this should not be the end of trust. A parent can tell a child that a single lie is forgivable. Yet it should be clear that if lies continue, the child, like the boy who cried wolf, will suffer loss of trust.

When my wife and I discovered that our son Tom, then 13, had lied about throwing a party£¨¾ÙÐоۻᣩ while we were a way, we grounded him for a month. We also told Tom that we could no longer trust him, and we could not allow him to stay alone overnight again. This loss of freedom was an important lesson; he learned how hard it is to live with people when they don¡¯t trust him. As a result, now more than three years later we can again trust Tom to stay alone overnight.

Parents must always remember there is no easy answer to this universal problem of lying. We can set a good example, allow for privacy, monitor friendship, develop trust and punish wrong doing, but still we discover our child has lied to us. Finally that¡¯s why there is a need for trust on both sides of a parent-child relationship. Lying destroys closeness and friendship. For that reason, parents should always try to give a child the feeling that they can be trusted with the truth. Parents may start with a child¡¯s trust, but as the child grows older, parents must earn it.

72£®When the writer and his wife discovered that their son had lied, they . A£®took him from al his freedom

B£®decided that they could never trust him again

C£®forbade him to stay alone overnight for more than three years

D£®arranged for him to live with people who do not trust him for more than three years 73£®We can infer from the passage that very often . A£®parents don¡¯t trust their child as they should B£®defendants are usually proved not guilty in court C£®parents have too much trust in their child D£®some children are founded guilty in court

74£®According to the passage, the writer believes that . A£®parents shouldn¡¯t punish their children even if they lie B£®it is got easy to deal with the problem of lying as parents C£®the are may effective ways to prevent children from lying D£®a child will stop telling lies as he grows up

75£®What does the underlined word ¡°ground¡± mean in the passage? A£®To teach someone the basic things they should know in order to be able to do something

B£®To stop a child going out with their friends as a punishment for behaving badly. C£®To put someone on the ground and beat him.

D£®To ask. Someone to stay on the ground and not to move.

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As the date for the final exams is coming closer, my parents urge me study more every day. I study 76£® very hardly every day, and even after school, both in 77£® the evenings and on weekend. I spend all my free 78£® time prepare for the college exams. It has been going 79£® on as this for more than eight months. I have been 80£® felt very tired recently. I often feel I cannot concentrate. 81£® The moment I open my books, I am overcame by great 82£® tiredness, I feel I can absorb nothing. My parents 83£® are getting very worrying. If this goes on, I am afraid I will 84£® Fail the exams and get low scores. What should I do? 85£® I hope you can give me some good advice. Xiao Lu µÚ¶þ½Ú£ºÊéÃæ±í´ï£¨25·Ö£©

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