Every afternoon hundreds of thousands of youth fill Internet cafes, switch on a game console (游戲機(jī)), or otherwise sit down to enter fantasy worlds. I’m talking about video games. These games can be fun and exciting, but we need to look out when this pastime becomes an addiction.
Games are often quite exciting and dramatic, but they generally aren’t very intellectual. We don’t learn as much from them as we would only reading a book. Spending too much time playing them can take away our study time. We need to remember that we are students first. Nothing should ever get in the way of proper studying.
Video games can also be a bad effect on younger children who may be watching. Many video games are violent and the object in most of them is to kill the other player(s). This does not send the right message to the children who need to be told that violence is not acceptable and need to be taught how to deal with situations maturely. Even if we do need to sit down and play a violent video game, we need to make sure that it is not affect the younger people around us.
Playing a computer game in our spare time is not a bad thing. Games can be a great way to relax after studying, to connect to our friends, or just to help our creativity. However, games should not become the focus of our life. We need to make sure that laying games never interferes with our studies and that we aren’t thinking about them all day. If we ever find ourselves playing them too much, we need to break the addiction. If that happens, we need to step away from the computer or television screen and learn to spend our time more productively.  
小題1:The writer mainly tells the readers __________.
to play computer games every afternoon
not to play computer games too much
not to affect other people while playing games
to spend more time studying
小題2:The writer thinks about computer games all of the following except _________.
A.excitingB.dramaticC.intellectualD.violent
小題3:Computer games may have bad effect on younger children because __________.
these children often stay in Internet cafes all day long
children often forget to do their lessons
computer games are often violent
children don’t have enough money to play computer games
小題4:The writer advises computer game players ________.
not to affect younger people around
not to play violent games
never to enter Internet cafes
to teach younger children how to play computer games

小題1:B
小題2:C
小題3:C
小題4:A

小題1:事實(shí)推理題。綜合全議,我們可以看出,作者寫這篇文章的目的是告誡人們,特別是青少年學(xué)生,不可沉溺于電腦游戲之中。
小題2:細(xì)節(jié)理解題。本文的第二段可以提供本題的答案依據(jù)。
小題3:細(xì)節(jié)理解題。本題的答案依據(jù)在第三段的前面兩個(gè)句子。
小題4:細(xì)節(jié)理解題。本題的答案依據(jù)在第三段的最后兩句。
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D. By dragging her away from the edge.
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C. After the police and fire officials came.
D. When a man was cleaning the blood from her head.
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