1.What does Mike do first when his parents are out?

A.He does his homework. B.He listens to music. C.He plays computer games.

2.What does he usually eat for meals?

A.Noodles. B.Dumplings. C.Hamburgers.

3.How does he feel about being home alone now?

A.Unhappy. B.Unafraid. C.Uncomfortable.

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? Two-thirds of young people have 2. telling whether news is real or not.

3.

for adults

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Discuss how news media report the stories differently

?Compare stories they read with other stories from different news sources to consider whether they are reported honestly.

? Talk with children about what they 9. of the news.

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