In the modern world, advertising1everywhere! Some people think that ads are great. Others hate ads,2that they make our cities and countryside3ugly.
Many ads are aimed specifically4teenagers, and some young people5more than 100 advertisements a day. It’s true that some ads can be very useful. For instance, they can help you to compare two different products6 you can buy the one you really need. They can also help you7money. When prices 8 , you can go to the store with the9price. Ads also tell you when stores10sales.11, some advertising can beconfusing or misleading.12the words sound13but don’t really tell you anything about the quality of the product. At other times, the picture in an ad looks a lot14than the real thing. At times an ad can lead you15something you don’t need at all.

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　　___5___ , ads also bring people all kinds of disadvantages. For example, some of the manufacturers（業(yè)主）, in their hope to win a big ___6___ for their products, are even so dishonest that they don't ___7___ about their products. When you are watching an interesting TV play, it is suddenly ___8___ by some ads and they are appearing on the screen. All above, people may get tired of ads. Also some ads ___9___ children, and they ask their parents to buy them something in the ads. From this point, ads ___10___ have some disadvantages.

In the modern world , advertising is everywhere ! Some people think  ___     __  ads are great . Others hate ads , saying that they make our cities and countryside look ugly. Many ads are aimed __     __ at teenagers , and some young people see more than 100 advertisements a day . It is true that some ads can be very  __     __ . For instance , they can help you compare two different products so that you can buy the one you really need . They can also help you ___     ____ money. When prices are listed , you can go to the store with the lowest__     __. Ads also tell you when stores are having sales . However , some advertising can be confusing or misleading . Sometimes the words sound good but don't really tell you anything about the quality of the product . At other times , the picture in an ad__     __ a lot better than the real thing . So you have to be careful . At times , an ad can lead you to buy something you don't need at all .

1.A. that             B. what        C. which

2.A. Impossibly.     B. impolitely.    C. specifically.

3.A. awful             B. useful              C. careful.

4.A. save              B.waste.     C.lend.

5.A. pictures.            B. stores.            C. prices.

6.A.sounds .              B. looks.             C. feels.

“Teenager” means a person from 13 to 19 years old. Although they’re young, they have to make many important choices by themselves. Often teachers and parents cannot handle them because they don’t understand and know teenagers, especially their wishes, problems or different moods in a short time. They need to think about questions like these: Should we go to college? What kind of job do I want? However, other people also influence their choices. Who influences teenagers?

It depends on the kind of choice. When teenagers buy things, friends are the most important influence. This is especially true for clothes and music. TV shows, advertisements and parents also influence teenagers. In more serious things, parents are probably the most important influence. Some teenagers say it’s best to regard both parents and friends as influences. James, a seventeen-year-old boy says he’s “just a crazy man”. He also says, “Parents are really important because they can tell you what’s right and wrong.”

But teenagers also feel they need to make choices—to make their own mistakes. As one teenager girl said, “If our parents don’t let us make our own choices, maybe in the future we don’t know how to do it.” And they feel friends can often be a big help, especially because friends sometimes know more about their situation than their parents.

1. Why do teenagers sometimes have to make their own choices?

A.  Because the teachers want them to do it.

B.  Because their parents want them to do it.

C.  Because teenagers like to make choices by themselves.

D.  Because teachers and parents don’t understand them well.

2. Who influences most to the teenagers when they buy music?

A. Their teachers.    B. Theirs parents.    C. Their friends.   D. Movie stars.

3. What does the passage mainly talk about?

A.  Everybody needs to make choices.

B.  Teenagers need to make choices by themselves.

C.  Teenagers know more about TV shows and music.

D.  Teachers and parents should help teenagers as much as possible.