Question 22: When TV first appeared, educational specialists……………… A. did not appreciate it
B. thought that it would be out of work
C. believed it would be useful for schooling
D, banned children from watching TV
Question 23: There are explanations for the failure of television to get the interest of the teachers…………….. A, two
B. three
C. four
D. five
Question 24: Children spend their free time ……………….. A. reading books
B. reading newspapers
C. learning foreign languages
D. watching TV
VI. TEENAGERS AND SMART PHONES Everyone knows that smart phones are very useful and, today, most of my friends at school have one in their hands all the time. Watch a group of teenagers, and you will find that instead of talking to each other, most of us are texting on our smart phones. Teenagers are always texting, and all this messaging can give us Teen Texting Tendonitis which makes the hands, back and neck hurt.
Having a smart phone makes teenagers want to spend all day talking or texting, instead of doing things that we are supposed to do, such as our homework. Teens who spend too much of their time with their phones are always tired; they also start having other problems. In some cases, they may have headaches. This happens because most teens keep their smart phones near them while sleeping, so that they can answer texts and calls. They often feel they have to be available around the clock.
Using texting all the time as a way of communication can also make us teens worry a lot. Answering all my friends' texts can make me happy, because it makes me feel popular. However, if any of my friends takes a long time so send back a text, then I can feel very sad.
(Adapter from Simply A2 Key for Schools) 1. If you see some teenagers together, what will they probably be doing? A. They will be shaking hands.
B. They will be holding hands.
C. They will be texting on their smart phones.
D. They will be talking to their parents on their phones.
