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WHY WON'T YOU LISTEN?
Everyone agrees that having well-behaved children is important, which is why the (1) ______ majority of parents create rules in an attempt to teach their children (2) ______ from wrong. Nevertheless, does a child's behavior actually improve (3) ______ of obedience when they have to adhere a set of rules? It seems that the extent to which children take household rules into consideration depends on how parents actually deal with their children's actions and whether or not they (4) ______ past behaviors. Rebellious behavior on the child's behalf is often the result of a child's inability to (5) ______ the reasoning behind a rule. Understandably, this can be quite challenging for a parent, which is why making the threat that they will be "grounded" if they don't (6) ______ attention may not have the desired outcome. Putting strict conditions on children will most likely prompt them to avoid doing as they are told and will put more stress on the parent/child relationship. Getting children to (7) ______ with rules can be a struggle; (8) ______, parents can make sure they create household rules that encourage their children into better behaviour, as opposed to imposing strict guidelines, which may have the opposite effect. If parents want to (9) _____ eye to eye with their children about how to behave, they should provide positive examples by following the rules themselves at home. A home environment with positive reinforcements not only nourished cooperative behaviour, but could have important (10) ______ for a child's overall development.
1. A. vast B. wide C. extensive D. huge
1 A. truth B. right C. good D. justice
3. A. in case B. by means C. in terms . on behalf
4. A. prey on B. call in C. turn over D. weigh up
5. A. seize B. hold C. grip D. grasp
6. A. offer B. pay C. give D. provide
7. A. comply B. maintain C. fulfill D. obey
8. About B. so C. besides D. however
9. A. realise B. recognise C. see D. understand
10. A. indications B. conclusions C. predictions D. implications
1. A. vast B. wide C. extensive D. huge
1 A. truth B. right C. good D. justice
3. A. in case B. by means C. in terms . on behalf
4. A. prey on B. call in C. turn over D. weigh up
5. A. seize B. hold C. grip D. grasp
6. A. offer B. pay C. give D. provide
7. A. comply B. maintain C. fulfill D. obey
8. About B. so C. besides D. however
9. A. realise B. recognise C. see D. understand
10. A. indications B. conclusions C. predictions D. implications