Fear of crime is on the rise in our children´s schools. A national poll __1__ by the Children´s Defense Fund in 1993 found that more than half the 10 to 17-year-olds __2__ said violence was their number-one __3__ . Are our schools really such dangerous places?
The daily headlines suggest that violence is __4__ rampant in schools across the country. __5__ the risk of a child´s being killed at school is low (the most recent statistics reported show only 17 school-related deaths in a year, as compared with more than 4,000 preteens and teens killed in car accidents), other school threats are very real. The National Crime Survey found that nearly 3 million crimes, __6__ from the stealing of lunch money to muggings,               

__7__ in or around schools every year.
__8__ are not recorded are the actions, such as threats and bullying, that can make school a __9__ and, in some instances, terrifying, experience. "Frightened kids often have a tough time academically—they have trouble __10__ says Ron Slaby, Ph.D., a senior scientist at the Education Development Center (EDC), in Newton, Massachusetts.

1. [A] advertised [B] administered [C] appreciated [D] approved

2. [A] to be surveyed [B]being surveyed [C] surveyed [ D] surveying

3. [AI pleasure [B]disaster [C] nerve [D] worry

4. [A] running [B] spreading [C] flowing [D] promoting

5. [A] Because [B] Even if [C] Although [D] since

6. [A] ranging [B] reaching [C] rotating [D] restraining

7. [A] happen [B] happens [C] being happened [D] happening

8. [A] They [B]That [C] Which [D] What

9. [A] preferable [B] desirable [C] advisable [D] miserable

10. [A] concentrate [B] concentrated [C] concentrating [D] to concentrate

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答案: 1-5 BCDAC  6-10 AADDC