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    Nowadays, more and more villagers have left to make a living in big cities. As a result, their children have become leftover children and they need more care. The survey below is from villages in Yongzhou, Hunan Province. Three hundred children were chosen to answer the questions.
    What they want
    		Love
    		Money
    		Freedom
    		Control
    		Something else
    40%
    		18%
    		28%
    		10%
    		4%
    Whom to communicate with
    		Oneself
    		Family members
    		No one
    27%
    		55%
    		18%
    Whether they can communicate with their parents freely
    		Yes
    		A little difficult
    		No
    46%
    		44%
    		10%
    The way they prefer to live
    		Living with parents
    		Living without parents
    		No idea
    58%
    		14%
    		28%
    What they think of their parents’ working in cities
    		Bad
    		Good
    		No idea
    20%
    		39%
    		41%
    Happiest place
    		School
    		Home
    		Friend’s homes
    48%
    		34%
    		18%
    小题1:
    Of all the five needs, the leftover children need _______ most.
    A．loveB．moneyC．controlD．freedom
    小题2:
    Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
    A．About one out of every two children has no one to talk with.
    B．All of the children prefer to stay at home without their parents.
    C．About 1/3 of the children think their parents’ working in cities is bad.
    D．More than half of the children think it good to live with their parents.
    小题3:
    How many children think their happiest place is their school?
    A．48.B．102.C．144.D．156.
    小题4:
    We can learn from the survey that _______.
    A．most leftover children want more freedom without parents
    B．over 40% of the children have difficulty talking to parents freely
    C．all the leftover children dream of making money in big cities
    D．most villagers prefer living a peaceful life in the countryside

    小题1:A
    小题1:D
    小题1:C
    小题1:B
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