完形填空。

　　A man was going to visit a friend. He had to walk 1 hours. So he took some bread 2 him for lunch. As he walked along, he thought 3 , “My friend is sure to give me a nice meal. 4 is the use of the bread?” So he 5 it to the ground.

　　Then he came to a big river. He waited 6 a long time, but there was not a ship to carry him. He couldn't cross the river. And he had to start for home. Now he felt very hungry and had 7 to eat. Suddenly, he saw some dirty, hard bread 8 the road. He 9 it up and ate it up quickly. It was his own bread indeed. Don't throw good things away. You may 10 them sometime.

(1) A．a little	B．little	C．a few	D．few
(2) A．with	B．on	C．in	D．to
(3) A．to him	B．for him	C．with him	D．to himself
(4) A．What	B．Where	C．When	D．Why
(5) A．throw	B．thrown	C．throws	D．threw
(6) A．in	B．for	C．at	D．on
(7) A．something	B．anything	C．nothing	D．everything
(8) A．in	B．at	C．on	D．over
(9) A．pick	B．picked	C．picking	D．to pick
(10) A．can	B．may	C．must	D．need

My parents don't listen. How can I communicate with them?

Communication is hard work. It's often easier to say nothing than to talk things out. But you shouldn't make excuses not to communicate — "They never listen anyway", "We will only end up fighting", or "They will just make fun of me".

    You should also avoid(避免) communication killers. When your parents don't seem to understand you, it doesn't take long for you to form habits that kill communication. Some of these communication-killers are:

The silent treatment. You don't speak at all to your parents.

Just putting up with（忍受） it. You say what you think your parents want to hear, but then go out secretly and do what you want anyway.

Bigger, better, and nicer. You tell your parents how much better your friends' parents are.

Running away. You get so frustrated(沮喪的) that you leave the room or the house to avoid further quarrelling.

    Don't get frustrated or give up. Keep the lines of communication open. Just follow the tips

below.

You must always keep in mind that they are your parents and that you have to respect them. If you make a mistake, admit (承認(rèn)) it, and say sorry. If they do something wrong to you, point it out to them without getting loud or quarrelling with them.

    Listen to what they have to say because parents are wiser about some things and are always trying to protect you. Put yourself in their shoes and when you are talking to them, don't say anything which might be held against you. Don't let your anger put down your character.

Communicate with your parents; don't let the day end without reaching an agreement and make sure that the agreement pleases yourself, as well as your parents. Let it all go; tell your parents how much you love them.

37. Which of the following actions belong to "communication-killers"?

   ①Refusing to talk.

   ②Comparing your parents with others'.

   ③Shouting at your parents.

   ④Running away.

   A．①②③            B．①②④        C．①③④      D．②③④

38. When our parents make a mistake, we should_______.

   A. ask them to say sorry   B. avoid it        C. point it out politely  D. forget it

39. Why should we listen to what our parents have to say?

   A. Because they are always trying to stop us from being hurt.

   B. Because they are our parents and we have to respect them.

   C. Because it will make communication easier.

   D. Because they will be angry if we don't.

40. The last paragraph mainly tells us that_______.

   A. we should understand our parents

   B. we should love and respect our parents

   C. we shouldn't care only about the result of the communication

   D. we shouldn't leave the problem with our parents to tomorrow