未知题型 You are going to read an article about the effect of advertising on children. For questions 22- 35, choose from the sections of the article (A-F). The sections may be chosen more than once. There is an example at the beginning (0).Which section of the article mentionsthe kind of shop in which TV advertising expects to see results? 0 Bthe influence a parent has had over their child's views? 【S1】______the fact that children do not understand why their parents refuse their demands? 【S2】______a parent who understands why children make demands? 【S3】______a family who rarely argue while shopping? 【S4】______someone who feels children ought to find out for themselves how to make 【S5】______decisions about what to buy?the fact that parents can be mistaken about what food is good for you? 【S6】______an unexpected benefit for shops? 【S7】______a parent who regrets buying what their children have asked for? 【S8】______a parent who has different rules for themselves and their children? 【S9】______a parent who feels annoyed even before the children ask for anything? 【S10】______the fact that parents blame the advertisers for the difficult situation they 【S11】______find themselves in?the regularity of children's demands? 【S12】______the need for parents to discuss food with their children? 【S13】______a TV advertising rule which has little effect? 【S14】______Young ShoppersA Supermarket shopping with children, one mother says, is absolute a murder: 'They want everything they see. If it's not the latest sugar-coated breakfast cereal, it's a Disney video or a comic. Usually all three. I can't afford all this stuff and, anyway, if I agree to their demands I feel I've been persuaded against my better judgment and I feel guilty about buying and feeding them rubbish. Yet I hate myself for saying no all the time, and I get cross and defensive in anticipation as we leave home. I do my best to avoid taking them shopping but then I worry that I'm not allowing them to have the experience they need in order to make their own choices. I can't win.'B Research has found that children taken on a supermarket trip make a purchase request every two minutes. More than ￡150 million a year is now spent on a

未知题型 In a competitive and fast-paced modern society, busy businessexecutives are so engrossing in their work that they hardly know 【M1】______what the word 'leisure' means. The higher an executive's posi-tion is on the business ladder, the more hours he spends on hiswork. With a view to gaining greater corporate standing or a big 【M2】______pay rise, he, as a rule, far exceedsover the 40-hour working week. The additional stress and tension 【M3】______as well as the shortage of suitable rest and recreation very often 【M4】______have a disastrous effect on his health. Few such executives rea-lize that unless they learn how to relax, they will soon run of 【M5】______steam before they get to the top of the executive ladder. A not-ed American authority on leisure has said that 'The key to relax-ation to busy executives is to avoid the types of activities that are 【M6】______part and parcel of their daily work and to devote themselves to-tally to have recreational pursuits for at least a part of each day, 【M7】______even it is only for half an hour. Those 【M8】______jobs require a great deal of contact with others can engage in ac- 【M9】______tivities that are quiet and peacefulfar from the maddingcrowd, far from client and business associates.' 【M10】______【M1】

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