Sometimes，when Tom Krattenmaker and his 16-year-old daughter Holland，listen to rock music together and talk about pop culture，they both enjoy these  21  .

Mr. Krattenmaker from Pennsylvania，USA，recalled his relationship with his  22  when he was a teenager. “I would  23  have said to my mom，‘Hey，this new album(专辑)is really great-how do you like it?’” he said，“There was just a complete  24  in sensibility(情感)and  25  . ”

26  as not the only gap. From clothing and hair-styles to activities. and expectations，earlier generations of parents and children often appeared to be in  27  orbits.

Today，the generation gap has not disappeared， 28  it is becoming smaller in many families，according to reports.

Parents today are more   29  in appearance and attitudes. They also wear blue jeans and they have  30  hair-styles. Those who like sports also enjoy snowboarding，and rock-climbing with their children.

The old authoritarian(权威主义的)method is giving  31  to a more equal one. Parents will take the “Come，let us  32  together” attitude   33  “Because I said so，that's why. ”

The  34  can be a rewarding closeness among family members.  35  that would have been awkward(别扭的)on subjects  36  sex and drugs now are comfortable and common between western parents and children. Parents realize that children may have important thoughts or feelings that adults need to know.

  37  greeting cards today carry the message，“To my mother，my best friend. ”

Family experts，however，worry that the new   38  can also have downsides(弊端)―decreasing  39  for parents as everyone has a say in the family and self-indulgence(任性)of the children as the  40  moves to them.

Sometimes，when Tom Krattenmaker and his 16-year-old daughter Holland，listen to rock music together and talk about pop culture，they both enjoy these  21  .

Mr. Krattenmaker from Pennsylvania，USA，recalled his relationship with his  22  when he was a teenager. “I would  23  have said to my mom，‘Hey，this new album(专辑)is really great-how do you like it?’” he said，“There was just a complete  24  in sensibility(情感)and  25  . ”

26  as not the only gap. From clothing and hair-styles to activities. and expectations，earlier generations of parents and children often appeared to be in  27  orbits.

Today，the generation gap has not disappeared， 28  it is becoming smaller in many families，according to reports.

Parents today are more   29  in appearance and attitudes. They also wear blue jeans and they have  30  hair-styles. Those who like sports also enjoy snowboarding，and rock-climbing with their children.

The old authoritarian(权威主义的)method is giving  31  to a more equal one. Parents will take the “Come，let us  32  together” attitude   33  “Because I said so，that's why. ”

The  34  can be a rewarding closeness among family members.  35  that would have been awkward(别扭的)on subjects  36  sex and drugs now are comfortable and common between western parents and children. Parents realize that children may have important thoughts or feelings that adults need to know.

  37  greeting cards today carry the message，“To my mother，my best friend. ”

Family experts，however，worry that the new   38  can also have downsides(弊端)―decreasing  39  for parents as everyone has a say in the family and self-indulgence(任性)of the children as the  40  moves to them.

D  No student       go out of school after eleven o'clock at night without the teacher's permission.

A. will     B. must     C. may   D. shall

I just don't understand      that leads to so many teenagers becoming addicted to playing computer games.  

A. why it does    B. what it does    C. what it is   D. why it is

Beck is an honest businessman. Our company and his have had a lot of       in the past five years.

A. deals    B. agreements    C. rewards    D. sales

Students shouldn't be given so difficult a problem         they can not work out.  

A. that    B. which     C. while    D. as

―It's wrong for a student to follow        his teachers say.

―It's true. I can't agree          .

    A. whatever；more                  B. no matter what；more

    C. no matter what；much        D. whatever；much

―We had        really damp December this year.

―I can't remember       winter when it rained so much.

A. a；(不填)     B. (不填)；the     C. the；a    D. a；a

―What do you think of the blind man?

―I've never seen a man with        sense of touch.

A. the better    B. a better    C. a good   D. the best

She was so angry that she rushed out into the rain         I could stop her.  

A. until    B. before       C. after    D. as