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Many parents set rules for their children’s online activity, such as limiting (限制) the amount of time they can spend online. But some children in the US and UK are saying that they’d like to make rules for parents, too. They complain(抱怨) that their parents share too many photos of them online.

In a 2018 study, it was found that parents in the US share an average of 116 photos of their kids after they are born. Most were taken before the child turned 8 years old. Many of the photos showed kids in embarrassing situations(窘境), like having food all over their faces, Quartz reported.

Parents do like to share their child’s progress as he or she grows up. But their kids don’t like it as much. In a survey of UK children between the ages of 12 and 16, 70 percent said they felt their parents didn’t take their online privacy(隐私) too seriously according to Digital Parenting magazine.

In addition, many kids said that other students at school sometimes laughed at them after their parents posted photos online, CBS News noted, In one case, a girl was bullied (欺负) by boys at school after they found her mom’s blog, which had many family photos.

“Each time a photo or video is uploaded, it creates a digital footprint of a child, which can follow them into adult life,” a spokeswoman for a leading children’s charity in the UK said. “It’s always important to ask children for their permission (允许) before posting photos or videos of them.”

 

5. According to the first paragraph, what do kids in the US and UK complain about? 

A. Their parents setting rules for their online activity.

B. Their parents limiting the amount of time they spend online.

C. their parents posting too many photos of them online.

D. Their parents setting high expectations for their schoolwork.

6. According to the 2018 study, many US parents like to ________.

A. share photos online after they get married (结婚)

B. post photos of their kids in embarrassing situations

C. take more photos of their children after they are 8

D. laugh at their kids and make them feel embarrassing

7. About 70 percent of UK teenagers think parents ________.

A. care too much about their progress in school

B. forget to set good examples for them

C. don’t care enough about their online safety

D. don’t respect(尊重)their online privacy

8. What do we know from the story?

A. Parents should ask kids for agreement before sharing their photos.

B. UK kids don’t mind that their photos are shared by their parents.

C. Sharing photos online helps kids live a better adult life.

D. Kids don’t get bulled at school when their photos are shared online.

 

【答案】5. C 6. B 7. D 8. A

【解析】这篇短文介绍的是美国和英国的一些孩子抱怨他们的父母在网上分享了太多他们的照片，他们觉得父母没有保护他们的隐私，而且在同学们看到了他们的照片后，他们会受到嘲笑。

5. 细节理解题。根据短文第一段But some children in the US and UK are saying that they’d like to make rules for parents, too. They complain(抱怨) that their parents share too many photos of them online.可知，英国和美国的一些孩子抱怨他们的父母把他们的照片分享到了网上。故选C。

6. 细节理解题。根据短文第二段In a 2018 study, it was found that parents in the US share an average of 116 photos of their kids after they are born. Most were taken before the child turned 8 years old. Many of the photos showed kids in embarrassing situations可知，在美国，很多家长喜欢在网上分享他们孩子的照片，这些照片大多是在他们8岁以前拍的，而且很多都是在他们很尴尬的情形下拍摄的。故选B。

7. 细节理解题。根据短文第三段中In a survey of UK children between the ages of 12 and 16, 70 percent said they felt their parents didn’t take their online privacy(隐私) too seriously according to Digital Parenting magazine.可知，70%的孩子说他们的父母没有拿他们的隐私当回事。故选D。

8. 推理判断题。根据短文最后一段“It’s always important to ask children for their permission (允许) before posting photos or videos of them.”可知应选A。根据短文第一段But some children in the US and UK are saying that they’d like to make rules for parents, too. They complain(抱怨) that their parents share too many photos of them online.可知B不对；根据“Each time a photo or video is uploaded, it creates a digital footprint of a child, which can follow them into adult life,” a spokeswoman for a leading children’s charity in the UK said.可知C不对；根据第四段In one case, a girl was bullied (欺负) by boys at school after they found her mom’s blog, which had many family photos.可知D不对。故选A。