阅读理解 One of my longestrunning battles (战役)with my kids is about manners spe

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阅读理解 One of my longestrunning battles (战役)with my kids is about manners specifically about whether it'snecessary to nd handwritten thankyou notes for gifts.I told my children it was a must so they have continued throughout their teens to write the notes,but they always grumble (发牢骚)that I'm out of step with the times.  If a BabyCenter's survey is a guide,I'm not alone.A surprisingly large number of parents still insist (坚持)that their children practice some oldfashioned manners such as putting pen to paper to say thankyou,and treating adults with respect.  Among the reasons,the one provided most often by parents,according to BabyCenter's report,is thatthey e so many badly behaved kids around them that they're determined to rai their children differently,and meanwhile,many parents agree that"the world is a more  freewheeling place,and they want to give their kids a stronger moral compass (道德的罗盘)to guide them"．  This creates a particular challenge for parents for the reason that they have to find a sitter,nanny orother childcare providers who will insist on the manners they consider most important but the fact is that itis very difficult to find the right person.  Perri Klass wrote recently in the New York Times about her annoyance at a rude,demanding boy Perri Klass wrote,"I do pass judgment"on kids with bad manners "and so do other pediatricians (儿科医生)who do the same work as me" since rude kids make them wonder whether the kids' families are moral.The whole "manners"concept (观念)might em a bit oldfashioned,she says,until you accept it as a hotbutton childdevelopment social skills. 1．What do the author's children think of writing thankyou notes? A．Interesting.   B．Oldfashioned.C．Necessary. D．Tiring. 2．From the cond paragraph we know that________. A．nding thankyou notes for gifts is unnecessaryB．BabyCenter is an organization which lls booksC．many parents hold the same opinion as the authorD．it is the author that did the survey on the Internet 3．What made the parents pay attention to their children's manners? A．The latest fashion. B．The author's suggestion.C．BabyCenter's new survey.  D．Some children's bad behaviors. 4．Why is it a challenge for some parents to teach their children good manners? A．Becau they can't stay with their children all the time.B．Becau their children dislike the oldfashioned manners.C．Becau they have difficulty in finding suitable teachers.D．Becau they themlves are not good at good manners. 5．It can be inferred from the text that________. A．Dr Klass is impresd badly by some parentsB．Dr Klass cares little about children's mannersC．Dr Klass is a doctor who treats child patientsD．Dr Klass often writes articles for newspapers 题型：未知难度：其他题型

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