高三英语一轮复习考点规范练：Unit3　Theworldonline（牛津译林版选修7）Word版含解析.docVIP

考点规范练22(模块七　Unit 3) 　考点规范练第44页　? .阅读理解 Rafi and Dvora Meitiv were walking home from the park recently in Silver Spring,Maryland,when they were suddenly stopped by the police. The Montgomery County Police gave the kids a stern(严厉的) warning about walking alone,put them in the car and drove them home. “I looked out and saw the police and thought,‘Oh my God,what did they do?’”said their father Alexander Meitiv.“I asked‘did they do something’,they said‘no,’I said,‘OK,I’ll take my children,’then I realized they wouldn’t let me take them.” Maryland Child Protective Services then accused the Meitivs of neglect(疏忽),saying unless they committed a safety plan to the police,the kids would have to go into foster homes(寄养家庭).In Silver Spring,leaving anyone under 18 unsupervised(无人看管的) is considered as neglect. Before the police found them,Rafi and Dvora,ages 10 and 6,said they used to run around outside and cross the street by themselves all the time.Their parents,Alexander and Danielle Meitiv,said they trust their kids and want to give them the freedom to make mistakes,away from the parental safety net. It’s an approach known these days as “free range parenting,”which to the Meitivs is an age-old tradition. “I’m just parenting the way I was parented and the way that almost every adult I know was parented,”Danielle said. In the time of helicopter parenting,many people wouldn’t dream of letting their kids leave their sight unattended.Plenty of parents are concerned about all the dangers of modern life.But there is also a growing movement of parents who refuse to hover(盘旋). But in Maryland,the Meitivs are still under investigation.Even some supporters of free range parenting say there should be limits.“A 10-year-old should never be in charge of a 6-year-old,”said Susan Klein-Shilling. But the Meitivs say they are the best ones to judge if their kids are ready,not the government. “Honestly I think that raising independent children and responsible children and giving them the freedom