Englis Through Culture2 答案 Unit 8 - Teenage problems in the U. S..docVIP

Unite 8 Teenage Problems in the U. S. Close Reading Exercises I. 1. for, of, with 2. from, to 3. from, for, for/to/in 4. in, of, of, with 5. of, for, on II. What they found in their poll of college students was that they drink “early and … often,” frequent till they get sick. Forbidding the selling of liquor to responsible young adults has led to an environment where binge drinking and alcohol abuse have bec9oome a problem. American teens, unlike their European counterparts, don’t learn how to drink in a gradual, non-risky process and in moderate amount. We didn’t always have a national law defining “twenty-one” as the drinking age. In parts of the Western world, moderate drinking by teenagers and even children, when supervised by their parents, is an accepted custom. Banning drinking by young people makes drinking a symbol of adulthood – a tempting taboo. Christine and her classmates now find themselves in an area where the law offers no clear guidance. Since the preferred drink on campus is beer, we contrasted its potency with wine and hard liquor and stressed the importance of not drinking without having eaten something. We want her to experience the effects of liquor in her own home, not while she is driving and not for the first time during a college orientation week when there is an overabundant supply of beer at parties. If eighteen-year-olds are not allowed legally to have a beer at a public place, they have no experience dealing with drinking the right amount on their own. III. We should come down hard on those who sell drugs to young people. While we should allow our children have access to the Internet, we should also be aware that the huge of amount of junk in the cyber space poses risks. If you could pick a city where you would work and live, which would be the city of your choice? Both the teachers and his friends deserve high praise for the persistent assistance they have been offering to that handic