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Ever since Sigmund Freud, it has been generally
believed that ___1___
childhood, our parents, and ___2___ our mother, are the
___3___
important people in our ___4___. They are the
dispensers ___5___
punishments and goodies. A ___6___ of the head means we
could stay
___7___ an hour or two beyond our
___8___ bedtime, or to go
on a trip ___9___ our friends. Few other adults ever
___10___ such important part in a
child's life as
___11___ parents. You
___12___ not have liked Mrs Lim, your
form teacher, but she was ___13___ the ultimate
authority during
your childhood ___14___. Teachers may point
___15___
our mistakes in class, but they do not ___16___ the
continuous authority
___17___ us that our parents do. What is
___18___
important is that the authority of the teacher ___19___
when school is over ___20___ the day. |
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during
2. especially 3. most 4. lives
5. of 6. nod 7.
up 8.
usual/regular/normal 9. with 10. play 11.
do 12. may 13.
not 14. years 15. out 16.
have
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Ever since Sigmund Freud, it has been generally
believed that during
childhood, our parents, and
especially our mother, are the
most
important people in our
lives. They are the
dispensers of
punishments and goodies. A nod of the head means we
could stay up an hour or two beyond our
usual/regular/normal bedtime, or to go
on a trip with our friends. Few other adults ever
play such important part in a
child's life as
do parents. You
may not have liked Mrs Lim, your
form teacher, but she was
not the ultimate
authority during
your childhood years. Teachers may point
out
our mistakes in class, but they do not
have the
continuous authority
over us that our parents do. What is
more
important is that the authority of the teacher
ends
when school is over for the day. |
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