【单元考点培优】2026秋沪教版九上 单元复习Unit 4 A better me 专题13 短文填空

【单元考点培优】沪教版九上单元复习Unit4Abetterme专题13短文填空根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，并将答案填写在答题卡的相应位置上。Cellphoneswereinventedsopeoplecouldtalkanytimeandanywhere.Buttoday,they'reusedfora1．everythingexcepttalking—especiallybyteenagers.Formostyoungpeople,thephoneisatoolforotherformsofc2．liketexting,ormessagesonappssuchasQQorWeChatinsteadofphonecalls.Ofcourse,teenagersmakeoranswercallssometimes,butusuallyonlyins3．situations,suchasemergencies(紧急情况)orwhenaparentiscalling.AccordingtoAnneCordier,anexpertinInformationandCommunicationScience,whenteenagersc4．totextinsteadofmakingcalls,itdoesn'tmeantheyarelazyorrude.Infact,it'softentheirwayofsettingboundaries(边界)inaworldwherepeoplefeeltheyareexpectedtobethereallthetime."SometimesIleavemyphoneons5．mode(模式)onpurpose,"17-year-oldElsatoldCordier."Thatway,Icanhavesomepeace."Forthem,it'sp6．tocheckifthepersonisfreebeforecalling.Notansweringthephonealsogivesyoungpeoplesomecontrol,w7．answeringitmeansthere'snotimetopreparewhattosay,whichmakesthemuncomfortable.Ontheotherhand,theyfeelsaferwhentextingbecausetheycanwrite,delete,andrewriteu8．theyareready.Theycanalsowaitbeforer9．,whichmakestheexchangecalmerandlessstressful.Oldergenerationsmaystillseephonecallsaspersonalandcaring,butyoungergenerationsfindthesamecomfort(慰藉)intexts,silenceorevenasimpleemoji.Intheend,n10．generationiswrong—theyjustfollowdifferentrulesofcommunication.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Lifeislikeapoem.Weshouldgiveourlifeahug.ButIregretthattherearetoomanyrulesaroundme.Forexample,I11．(notallow)tosmoke.Ican'ttaketheliftalonefor12．(safe).Ican'tgetmydriver'slicense13．I'm18yearsold.IshouldkeepawayfromtheInternet.Ican'twearearrings.Ishouldn'thavemyears14．(pierce),either.I15．(educate)tobeagoodchild.Myparentsmanagemylifecompletely.Imusthelpworkinthefield.Ishouldn'ttalkbacktomyteachers.Ihavenochancetomakemyowndecisionsbeforeentering16．(social).Facingtheserules,Ihaveno17．(choose)buttofollowthem.Justnow,18．ideaflashedthroughmymind:parentsshouldsupporttheirchildrentohavepart-timejobs,thoughtheymaydo19．(bad).Somerulesareusefulforteens,butsomeareawful.Somerulesevenmakethemcryorget20．thewayoftheirgrowth.Doyouthinkso?阅读短文，在文中空白处填入1个适当的单词，或用括号中所给单词的正确形式填空。DearMrFriend,IamaGrade9student.Ihaveaproblem,andIdonotknowhowIshoulddealwithit.Ihavealotofhomeworkeveryday,andIhaveno21．(choose)but22．(do)it.Ioftenhavetostayuplate.ThenIsometimesfindithard23．(stay)awakethenextday.Iknowitisimportanttofinishallmyhomeworkontime.However,Ihardlyhave24．(some)sparetimeformyhobbies.Ioftendoubt25．itisworth26．(spend)somuchtimeonhomework.Idreamof27．longholidaysothatIcouldhave28．(much)timeformyhobbies.WhatshouldIdo?Canyouoffermesome29．(suggest)?Ihopetohear30．yousoon.Bestwishes,JulieKim阅读短文，在文中空白处填入1个适当的单词，或用括号内所给单词的正确形式填空。TeenageProblemsandAdviceManyteenagershaveproblemswithschoollife.Lastweek,Iwrotetoayouthworkertoaskhow31．(deal)withmyworries.Ihavetoomuchhomeworkeveryday,soI32．(hard)havesparetimeformyhobbies.Myparentsare33．(strict)withmeinstudy—theywantmetogetgoodgrades,whichsometimesdrives34．(I)mad.Ioftenstayuplatetofinishhomeworkandfeel35．(sleep)inclassthenextday.Theyouthworkergavemesome36．(value)advice.HesaidIshouldmakealistoftaskstomanagetimebetter.Healsotoldmethatsharingworrieswithothersisbetterthankeepingthemto37．(oneself)."Hobbiesare38．greathelp—theycanhelpyourelax,"headded."Readingisworth39．(do)inyourfreetime."NowIknowwhattodo.Ilookforwardto40．(achieve)abalancebetweenschoolworkandhobbiessoon.用括号内所给词的适当形式填空（必要时可加情态动词或助动词）DearEmma,Yourproblemislikeacircle.Theharderyoustudy,the41．(little)timeyouhavetomakefriendsandtheless42．(friend)youlooktoyourclassmates.Thefewerfriendsyouhave,theharderyoustudytomake43．(you)feelbetter.Trytobreakthisbadcircle.Perhapsyouareafraid44．(meeting)newpeople,becauseyouaretooshyortooserious.Butyouareactuallynot.Everyonehasafunsideinhisorhercharacter.Pushyourshysideawayandshowyourclassmateshowfunyoucanbe.Lookatyourclassmates.45．(be)thereanypeoplewithwhomyoufeelyouhavealotincommon?46．(one),smileatyourclassmates.Dothisasoftenas47．(you)can,untilyourclassmatesbecomeusedtoyoursmileandsmileinreturn.Next,talktoyourclassmates.Dothisbetweenclassesorduringyourlunchbreak.Youmayfinditeasier48．(start)by49．(talk)topeoplewhentheyarealone.Perhapsyoucouldaskaclassmateaboutyourstudies.Theyarelikelytorespond(回答)inaverypositiveway.Peopleliketofeelthattheyare50．(importance)andhelpfultoothers.Theremustbesomeoneelseinyourclasswhoisalsoquiet.Itmightbeeasiertotrytotalkwithhimorher.Yourproblemismainlyaboutconfidence.Smilefirst,talknextandslowlyyouwillmakefriends.Onceyouhavemoreconfidence,youcanmakeasmanyfriendsasyouwant.Editor根据所给汉语意思及文章内容，写出单词的正确形式。Manymiddle‑schoolstudentshavetheirowntroublesastheygrowup.Someget51．(上瘾的)tomobilegames,andafewhavetofaceschool52．(欺凌).Theyareunderheavy53．(压力)fromstudyanddailylife.Weshouldlearnto54．(管理)oursparetime.Whensmallthingsmakeyou55．(很生气的),never56．(弄乱)upyournormallife.Badfeelingswill57．(影响)yourschoolwork.Youhaveto58．(集中)yourmindonwhatyouaredoing.Ifyouarein59．(职责)ofsomegrouptasks,takethemseriously.Don'tdosillythingstomakeyourselffeel60．(窘迫的).Keepingagoodstateofmindreallyhelpsussolveproblems.阅读下列材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(每空一词)或括号内单词的适当形式。Lastyear,Idecidedtomakeachangeandbecomeabetterme.I61．(realize)thatIspenttoomuchtimeplayingmobilegamesandnotenoughtimestudying.First,Isetasmall62．(goal):Iwouldstudyforonehoureverydayafterschool.Iwroteitdownonapieceofpaperandstuckitonmydesk63．areminder.Atfirst,itwashard.Ioftenwantedtoplaygames64．thanstudy.ButItoldmyselftokeepgoing.Ialsoaskedmybestfriendtostudywithme.Wehelpedeachotherandkepteachother65．(encourage).Afterafewweeks,Ifoundthatstudyingbecameeasier.Istartedtogetbettergradesinmytests.Ifelt66．(pride)ofmyself.Then,Idecidedtotake67．anewhobby:painting.Itookpaintingclasseseveryweekend.Itwasfunandhelpedmerecover68．stress.Now,Ispendlesstimeongamesandmoretimeonstudyandpainting.I'velearnedthatsmallchangescanmakeabig69．(different).Iwillkeepworkinghardtobecome70．evenbetterversionofmyself.阅读下面短文，在空白处填上适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空，使短文完整、通顺。给出单词的空格不限一词，没有给出单词的空格限一词。Involution(内卷)hasbecomeapopularwordthesedays.Butwhatdoesitreally71．(mean)?Inour72．(day)life,wecanseeinvolutioneverywhere.Forexample,inaschool,studentsstudymuch73．(hard).Theynotonlyhavetofinishalotofhomeworkbutalsotakemanyotherclassesafterschool.Theyallwanttogetbettergrades74．others.Everyoneistryingtodomoreandbebetter,justlikeinaracewherenoonewantstofallbehind.Thisisinvolution.Anotherexampleisinthebusinessworld.Manycompaniesmakesimilarproducts(产品).Theytrytolowerthepriceandspendalot75．advertisementstogetmorebuyers.Theycompete(竞争)witheachotherinaveryintense(激烈的)way.Workersinthesecompaniesmayalsohave76．(work)longerhourstomakemoreproductsorprovidebetterservices.Involutionmakespeoplefeel77．(tire)andstressed.Peopleseemtohaveno78．(choose)buttokeepupwithothers.However,weshouldalsothinkabouthowtoworkoutthisproblem.Maybewecankeep79．eyeonourowninterestsanddothingsinamorerelaxedway.Insteadofjustfollowingothersblindly(盲目地),wecanfindourownpathandenjoyourlearningandgrowing.Don'tletinvolutioncontrolourlives.Weshouldtrytomakeabetterworldfor80．(we).阅读短文内容，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Withtherapiddevelopmentoftechnology,smartdeviceshavebecomeanimportantpartofourdailylives.Manyteenagersareusedto81．(spend)hoursontheirphoneseveryday,whichsometimes82．(affect)theirstudyandsleep.Lastmonth,ourschool83．(organize)a"DigitalDetoxWeek"activity.Thepurposewastohelpstudentsrealizethe84．(important)ofbalancingscreentimewithreal-lifeinteractions.Duringtheweek,wewereencouragedtoputdownourphonesandspendmoretimedoingsports,readingbooksortalkingwithfamilyandfriends.MyclassmatesandIfoundthatwithoutconstantphonenotifications,wecouldfocus85．(well)onourhomeworkandenjoythebeautyoftheworldaroundus.Somestudentseven86．(discover)newhobbieslikepaintingandgardening.87．surprisedusmostwashowmuchmoreenergeticwefeltafteraweekoflessscreentime.Thisactivitytaughtusthattechnologyisatooltoimproveourlives,nottocontrolthem.Weshouldlearntouseit88．(wise)toachieveourgoals.It'snevertoolate89．(develop)goodhabits,90．smallchangescanmakeabigdifferencetoourhealthandhappiness.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Anewstudycameouttoclearupmyths(错误观念)abouthealthysleephabitsforteenagers.Thestudywas91．(make)byresearchersatahospitalinAmerica.PublishedinthemagazineSleepHealth,thestudywasmadeafterresearchersfirstsurveyedabout20092．(parent)onsleepmyths.Theresearchersfoundthatmorethan66%ofparentsbelievedatleastsomeofthemythswere93．(true)."ParentsandteenagersturntotheInternetforguidance(指导)ontopicssuchassleep,"saidRebeccaRobbins,astudywriter."94．theInternetcangivesomeinformation,thereisthesadchancethatwronginformationcanbeacceptedasfact."Forexample,74%ofparentsbelievedit'sOK95．(allow)teenstostayuplateandsleeplateatweekends.However,studiesshowthathavingdifferentsleeptimeatweekendscomparedto(与……相比)weekdayscanhavea96．(bad)influenceonateenager'sschoolwork.Itishealthytosleepaboutninehoursaday.About66%ofparentssurveyedbelievedthatsupplements(补充剂)withmelatonin(褪黑素)aresafeforteenagerstotake.97．(take)amelatoninsupplementcanbeuseful.Butteenagersshouldn'ttakeitwithouta98．(doctor)suggestions.Onereasonisthattheamountofmelatonininsupplementscanvary(差异)99．(wide).Athirdmyththestudydealtwithwastheideathatgettingtoomuchsleepisaproblem.Mostteenagersaren'tgettingenoughsleep100．fact.It'ssuggestedthatteenagerssleepeighttotenhourspernight.Thestudy'swritersaidtheyhopetoshowmorefactsaboutsleeptoencouragebettersleepinghabitsamongyoungpeople.（2024九上·绍兴月考）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。Whenteenagersgrowolder,theytrytounderstandwhotheyare.Childrenstarttochangetheirclothing101．(style),hobbies,interestsandfriendswhentheybegintofindoutwhotheyare.Theythinktheyareno102．（long）children.Teenagersbegintounderstand103．worldaroundthem.Theynolongerjustlistentotheirparents.Theystarttohavethedesire(欲望)tofindanswersthemselves.Andtheywanttofight104．therulessetbytheirparentsandteachers.Sometimes,theyarealsoconfused(困惑的).Theycan'tmaketheirownchoicesand105．(decide)inlifelikeadults,buttheyarenot106．(real)childrenwhofullydepend107．othersfortheirlives.Atthistime,teenagersstillneedhelp.Theyneedtohaveagoodrelationshipwiththeirparents,butnotjustbetold108．todoornottodo.Theyneedencouragementtogofor109．（achieve）theirowngoalsanddreams.Theyshould110．(give)morefreedomtodealwithdifferentthingsthemselves.However,thefreedomneedsboundaries(界限).Theyneedsomeoneintheirliveswhocanhelpthemandmakethemhappywhentheymeetwithdifficulties.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Cigarettecardssparkconcerninschools111．growingcrazeforcigarettecardsishavingapowerfuleffectonschoolyardsacrossChina,causingseriousconcernamongparentsandeducators.Childrenarecrazyaboutthesesmall,foldedcutoutsfromcigarettepacks.Whilethecardsmightseemlikea112．(harm)pastime,theyexposechildrentotobaccobrandsandsmokingbehavioratavulnerableage,113．(potential)leadingtolifelongconsequences.China,theworld'slargestconsumeroftobacco,114．(take)greatpainsovertheyearstocontrolsmoking,includingbansonthepracticeincertain115．(facility).Whatitdoesn'twantisanewgenerationenticedtothehabit.Acigarettecardgamewaspopularinthe1970sand80s.Initsbeingfashionableagain,kidscollectcardscutfromcigarettepacksandcompeteinagamebyslappingthemontheground,116．(try)toflipovertheiropponents'cards.Thewinnersobtaintheopponents'cards.Themoreadmiredthecigarettebrand,themorevaluablethecard117．(consider)amongplayers.IncitieslikeShanghai,BeijingandGuangzhou,thishasledtoahierarchy(等级制度)118．childrenrankeachotherbasedonthecigarettebrandstheycanaccess.Somechildrenaretradingandcollectingthesecardslikepreciouscommodities.Parentsandteachersneedtobeinformedabouttherisks119．(associate)withcigarettecardsandshouldactivelydiscouragechildren120．participatinginthesegames.请根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词。Adolescenceisatimewhenmanyteenagersstrugglewiththeiridentity.Theyaretryingtofigureoutwhotheyareandwheretheyfitintheworld.Thiscanbeaveryconfusinganddifficultp121．,butitisalsoanimportantpartofgrowingup.Manyteenagersfeellostanduncertainabouttheirf122．,wonderingwhattheywilldoafterhighschool.Oneofthebiggestchallengesthatteenagersfaceisthepressuretoconformtosocialnorms.Theyoftenfeelliketheyhavetolook,act,andthinkacertainwayinordertobeacceptedbytheirpeers.Thiscanleadtofeelingsofinsecurityandlowself-esteem,e123．iftheydon'tfitinwiththepopularcrowd.Theymayevenchangetheirhobbiesorinterestsjusttobeliked,whichcanmakethemfeeld124．fromtheirtrueselves.Anotherchallengeisthechangingrelationshipwithparents.Asteenagersbecomemoreindependent,theyoftenwantmorefreedomandcontrolovertheirlives.Thiscanleadtoconflictswithparents,whomaystillseethemaschildrenandwanttoprotectthem.It'simportantforbothteenagersandparentstocommunicateo125．andrespecteachother'sopinions.Insteadofshoutingorshuttingeachotherout,theyshouldtrytohavecalmandh126．conversations.Mentalhealthisalsoamajorconcernduringadolescence.Manyteenagersexperiencefeelingsofsadness,anxiety,andloneliness.Thesefeelingsarenormal,butiftheypersistforalongtime,theymaybeasignofamores127．problem,suchasdepression.Unfortunately,manyteenagersarea128．toaskforhelpbecausetheyareafraidofbeingjudged.Despitethesechallenges,adolescenceisalsoatimeofgreatopportunity.Teenagershavethechancetoexploretheirinterests,developnewskills,andmakelifelongfriends.Theyalsohavetheabilitytomakeapositived129．intheworldaroundthem.Ifyouareateenagerwhoisstruggling,rememberthatyouarenotalone.Therearemanypeoplewhocareaboutyouandwhocanhelpyou.Don'tbeafraidtoaskforhelp,andrememberthatthingswillgetb130．.请阅读下面语篇，在空白处填入恰当的单词或括号内的正确形式。(每空一词)LiuYu,afifteen-year-oldboyfromShandong,isarunningstar.Heisonhisschoolteamandhasalwayswantedtobeaprofessionalrunner131．hegrowsup.132．,hisparentswon'tallowhimtotrainsomuch.Ofcourse,theyknowhowmuchhelovesrunning.Theyhavesupportedeveryoneofhis133．(race).Buttheythink134．(they)sonneedstothinkaboutotherpossiblejobs.He'sgetting135．(old)now,soheneedstothinkaboutwhatwillhappenifhedoesn'tendupasaprofessionalrunner.HisparentsbelievethatLiuYushouldstudyhardintheeveningssotheydon'tallowhimtopractice136．(run)atnight.Heneedstospendmoretime137．hishomeworkbecauseitisdifficulttobecomeaprofessionalsportsstar.ButLiuYustill138．(disagree).Hethinksheshouldbe139．(allow)todecideforhimself.Heisseriousaboutrunning.Hethinkshewillsucceedbecauseheisaquickrunner!Heshouldmakethis140．(choose)himself.Onlythenwillhehaveachancetoachievehisdream.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。WhatwaslifelikebeforetheInternetandsmartphones?Ourschool'sofflineclubistryingtobringthatexperienceback.Threefriends141．(set)itupin2024.Jordy,ValentijnandIlyaspentaweekend142．theirphonesinthecountryside.Theyfeltmoreenjoyableand143．(calm)thanusual.Thentheystarted144．offlineclub.Theclubcreatesascreen-freespaceforpeople.There,theycanchooseaninterestingactivitytotakepartin.Theycanplaygames,readbooks145．(quiet),orcommunicatewithothersinperson.Tokeepthespacetrulyscreen-free,allphonesshould146．(keep)outside.Theseactivitiesarenowverypopularamongstudents,whichgive147．(they)achanceforreal-lifecommunication.148．thisissomethinghelpful,peoplearestillworriedaboutlosingitinthisdigitalage.Astudentsaid,"IfeelgreatwhenIcommunicatewithothers.Itwasmuchbetterthanjustsendingtextmessages.Icertainlyprefer149．(choose)thiswaytorelaxratherthanusetheInternet."Now,teenagersarefacinganincreasingnumberofonlineproblemswhileusingtheInternet.SoourschoolEnglishclubiscallingforpapersaboutonline150．(safe)thisweek.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。Nowadays,moreandmore151．(teenager)havetoomuchpressure.Theyfindtheirschoolbagsaregettingmuch152．(heavy)andhourstheydotheirhomework153．(be)becominglonger.Theywanttodeveloptheirhobbies.154．theirparentsthinkthehobbiescangetin155．wayoftheirschoolwork.Doyouagree?LiuYing,afifteen-year-oldgirl,isasingingstaratschool.Shealwayswantstobeaprofessionalsingerwhenshe156．(grow)up.However,herparentsdon'twanthertopractice157．(sing).Becauseherparentsthinktheirdaughtershouldstudyhardtogetgoodgrades158．gotoagooduniversity."Youneedtospendmoretime159．yourhomeworkbecauseit'sdifficulttobecomeaprofessionalsinger."Thisisthe160．(three)timeherfatherhassaidthat.ButLiuYingreallydisagrees."Iknowmyparentscareabout161．(I).AndtheyhopethatIwillhaveabetterlifeinthefuture.ButIamseriousaboutsinging.Ishould162．(allow)tomakemyowndecisions.ThenIwillhaveachance163．(achieve)mydream."saysLiuYing.Doctorssaylotsofpressureisbadforchildren's164．(develop).Forparents,althoughit'snormaltowanta165．(success)child,it'sevenmoreimportanttohavehealthyandhappychildren.请阅读下面语篇，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（每空一词）。Haveyoueverpickedstrawberriesyourself?Thesweetfruitlooksnice,butlightpressurecanmakethemoutofshape,soyouarevery166．(care)whenpickingthem.Nowadays,there167．(be)manyyoungpeoplewhoarejustlikestrawberries.They168．(easy)breakdownwhentheyfacedifficulties.Thereisanameforthem-strawberrykids.Whyaremanychildrensoeasytobreakdown?Manystudentsaretheonlychildintheirfamily.Theirparentsdoalmosteverythingforthemin169．(they)dailylife.Theyhardlyevergetcriticizedathomeandalwaysfeelgoodaboutthemselves.Ifthesestudentsarecriticizedstrictlybyothers,theyalwaysfeelupset.Youngpeopleshouldlearn170．tomakethemselvesmentallystrong.Anexpertsaid,"Wheneveryouareintrouble,don'task171．helptooquickly.Youshouldtrytodealwithproblems172．(one)byyourself.Takepartinmoresportsandsocial173．(activity).Thatcanhelpyoubecomementallystrong."174．(grow)upisnotjustahappyprocess,175．painsgoingalong.Ithinkthemostimportantthingistofacethepainsbravelyandlearnfromthem.根据短文内容及首字母提示，填写所缺单词，使其意思完整。Bullying(霸凌)isaseriousprobleminmanyschools.Ith176．ofteninthepast.Ithadbadeffectsonsomestudents.Whatisbullying?Bullyingiswhensomeoneusestheirpowertoh177．orscareanotherpersonagainandagain.It'snotaone-timefightbetweentwostudents.Whydopeoplebully?Mostbullieswanttoshowpower.S178．theycopybehaviortheyseeathomeoronline.Butthereisneveragoodexcuseforbullying.Whatcanyoudoifyouarebullied?Firstly,don'tbea179．.Staycalmandconfidentifyoucan.Walkawayquicklyanddon'tfightbackphysicallybecausethereisar180．ofinjury(伤害)infightingagainstthebullies.Secondly,tellanadultyoutrustatonce—teachers,parents,orf181．.Theycanhelpyou.Theycanalsomakeana182．withyouonthebestwaytocarryouttheplantostopthebullying.Theschoolalsohasadepartment(部门)whichiss183．setupfordealingwithbullyingcases.Finally,Iwanttosayyouarenota184．.Yourvoicematters.Whatifyousometimesactlikeabully?It'snevertoolatetoc185．.Thinkaboutwhyyoudoit.Trytoputyourselfintheotherperson'sshoes.Choosingkindnessnexttimeisasignofrealstrength.Remember:Everyoneshouldfeelsafeandrespectedatschool.Ifweallworktogether,wecanbuildaschoolwherebullyinghasnoplace.阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每词一空）。Manyteenagersarguewiththeirparentsaboutmessybedrooms.Thishasbecomeahottopic.Somepeople186．(相信)it'sOKforteenagerstohaveuntidyrooms.Theysayteenagersshoulddecidehowtousetheirownspace.Also,beingmessyis187．(常见)forkids.Mostkidswilllearntokeeptheirroomstidyby188．(他们自己)whentheygrowup.Formanyadults,itcanevenshowcreativity.189．(最后),tidyinguptakestime.Teenagerscanusethistimeforstudy,190．(爱好)orfriends.Andtheroomwillgetmessyagainsoon.191．(然而),othershavedifferentideas.Amessyroomcanmakepeoplefeelstressedandworried.Ifaroomisuntidy,peoplemay192．(丢失)importantthingseasily.It'salsoembarrassingwhenafriend193．(拜访).What'smore,amessyroomisunfairtothewholefamily.Itmakesthehomeabadplacetolivein.In194．(事实),atidyroomcanmakepeoplelessworriedandthinkclearly.Butalittleuntidinessmaymeansomeoneiscreative.Thebestwayistofindabalancebetweenteenagersandtheirparents.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容（不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。DenmarkPlansSocialMediaBanforUnder-15sDenmark'sPrimeMinister,MetteFrederiksen,hasannouncedthatthecountrywillstopchildrenunder15from195．(use)socialmedia.InaspeechonTuesday,shesaidmobilephonesandsocialnetworksarestealingour196．(children)childhoodanddescribedthemasa"monster".Shealsopointedoutthatmanychildrennowfeelworriedorsad,andsomehavetrouble197．readingandconcentration.Thenewrulemaytakeeffect198．earlyasnextyear.Itwillcoverseveralsocialmediaplatforms.Parentswillhavea199．(choose):theycanallow(允许)their13-year-oldchildrentousesocialmediaiftheywish.DenmarkisfollowingtheexampleofAustraliaandNorway,whereleadersarealsomakingrulestokeepyoungpeopleoffsocialmedia.Norway'sprimeministersaidsuchabanislikean"uphillbattle",butshestressedthatgovernmentsmustacttoprotectchildrenfrom200．(harm)computerprograms.Denmark'sdigitalministercalledtheplan"abigstepforward".Hesaidthatsocialmediacompaniesdonotreallycare201．children'shappiness.RecentfiguresshowmostDanishkidsopensocialmediaaccounts(账户)beforeage13.Also,manyteenagerstodayhardlymeet202．(they)friendsface-to-face.Earlierthisyear,Denmarkalsodecided203．(stop)usingmobilephonesinschools.Astudybythegovernmentfoundthatchildrenunder13shouldnotownsmartphones.Nowgovernmentsaroundtheworldarethinkingmore204．(careful)aboutyoungpeopleandsocialmediabecauseofitsrisks.Greece,forexample,hassuggestedthattheEUshouldcreatea"digitaladultage"tokeepchildrensaferonline.

答案解析部分【答案】1．almost/lmost；2．communication/ommunication；3．special/pecial；4