11. A)Mrs. Smith B)Her husband C)The stranger D)The policeman 12. A)Her husband was not at home B) She woke up the stranger. C)She saw cigarette ash on her doorstep D)The man disappeared when she came back 13. A)Nothing valuable. B)adiamond necklace C)Alarge amount of D)Her beautiful dress Passage 2 14. A) The younger generation should be blamed for all crimes B)The number of juvenile crimes is getting lower C)The number of juvenile crimes is getting higher. D)All the teenagers commit crimes 15. A) They hate the society B) They do not find a place for themselves in society C) They fail to adapt to society D)Both B)and C) 16. A)The authorities concerned leave a lot of problems unsolved B)The young are disappointed C)The society ignores the youths moral training D) The society teaches teenagers how to commit crime 17. A)Children should learn to do thi B)Children should learn to think for themselves. C) Children should learn to do business D)Children should learn to live independently 18. A) Economics and History B)History and Management C) History and government D) Philosophy and psychology 19. A)To sit quietly in class. 6) To be active in class C) To ask and answer questions in class D)To express their own opinions in class 20. A)The relationship between American children and their teacher B)School manners of American children C)Ame D)Purpose of American education11. A) Mrs. Smith. B) Her husband. C) The stranger. D) The policeman. 12. A) Her husband was not at home. B) She woke up the stranger. C) She saw cigarette ash on her doorstep. D) The man disappeared when she came back. 13. A) Nothing valuable. B) A diamond necklace. C) A large amount of money. D) Her beautiful dress. Passage 2 14. A) The younger generation should be blamed for all crimes. B) The number of juvenile crimes is getting lower. C) The number of juvenile crimes is getting higher. D) All the teenagers commit crimes. 15. A) They hate the society. B) They do not find a place for themselves in society. C) They fail to adapt to society. D) Both B) and C) 16. A) The authorities concerned leave a lot of problems unsolved B) The young are disappointed. C) The society ignores the youth’s moral training. D) The society teaches teenagers how to commit crimes. Passage 3 17. A) Children should learn to do things well. B) Children should learn to think for themselves. C) Children should learn to do business. D) Children should learn to live independently. 18. A) Economics and History. B) History and Management. C) History and Government. D) Philosophy and Psychology. 19. A) To sit quietly in class. B) To be active in class. C) To ask and answer questions in class. D) To express their own opinions in class. 20. A) The relationship between American children and their teacher. B) School manners of American children. C) American education. D) Purpose of American education