六、综合填空(共 10 小题,每小题 1 分,满分 10 分)
Life is hard. And junior middle school students have every reason to say so.
Recently,our city did 1. survey of young people's mental(精神的)health. It has found that junior middle school students have 2. (big) stress among all the young people. Besides,48.8 per cent of the junior middle school students show signs of mental health problems.
What are students 3. (worry) about?
"First,the exam results. Second,being unable to reach their parents' expectation(期望)," the Youth Times reported. "Teenagers also find it hard to make 4. (decide) because they're always stressed."
This is not only true with Chinese students. The American Psychological Association recently did a similar survey. The results are 5. (surprise) in the US. Teenagers have a higher level of stress than adults. For them,one of the big reasons for stress 6. (be) also schoolwork.
7. can we do to help?
"8. (begin) with this problem,make sure you have an active life. Have a 9-10 hours' sleep a day,find someone to exercise with every day,and eat well," said Norman,an expert from the association. "Also,try to keep away 9. mobile phones and computers. If you spend too much time 10. (play) them,you will more likely feel upset(沮丧的)."

七、阅读下面短文,回答短文后的问题(共 4 小题;1—3 题每小题 2 分,第 4 题 3 分,满分 9 分)
Don't view people like me as dinosaurs(恐龙). Yes,we are living in the Information Age,but I have no shame in saying I can't give up newspapers. Every morning,I read The Seattle Times,The New York Times and USA Today.
I used newspapers to raise my kids. No,I am not joking. During my eldest son's teenage years,he wouldn't listen to me no matter what I said or how I said it. So I used newspapers. "If you don't believe me,just read the paper," I would say. I saved any good story with life lessons for my kids. I made my points through words in black and white. The printed words worked like magic. Right away,there were no more debates(辩论)or fights.
Reading newspapers opened my kids' minds in different areas. There were,of course,areas I had no knowledge of or things that would never cross my mind to teach. I was amazed that my kids,at a young age,understood very complex(复杂的)problems. Every day,they could find stories covering many different topics in newspapers.
Reading newspapers ▲ . My 85-year-old aunt never graduated from primary school and isn't good with smart phones. However,she always enjoys reading newspapers and learns a lot every day.
We are in the Information Age,but I believe newspapers still play an important part in "educating" people of all ages.
前 3 题每题的答案不超过 10 个词,第 4 题的答案词数不限。
1. What are people like the writer like?
2. How did the writer teach her eldest son life lessons?
3. What can be put in the "▲ " in Paragraph 4?
4. Do you like reading newspapers? Why or why not?