ThesurveyaboutchildhoodintheThirdWorldshowsthatthestruggleforsurvivalislongandhard.Butintherichworldchildrencan1fromadifferentkindofpoverty-ofthespirit.2oneWesterncountryalonenowse

　　ThesurveyaboutchildhoodintheThirdWorldshowsthatthestruggleforsurvivalislongandhard.Butintherichworldchildrencan1fromadifferentkindofpoverty-ofthespirit.2oneWesterncountryalonenowsees14000attemptedsuicides(自杀)everyyearbychildrenunder15andonechild3fiveneedspsychiatric(心理)advice.

　　Therearemanygoodthingsabout4intheThirdWorld.Takethecloseandcon-stantrelationbetweenchildrenandtheirpar-entsrelativesandneighboursforexample.IntheWesttheverynatureofworkputsdis-tancebetween5andchildren.ButinmostThirdWorldvillagesmotherandfatherdonotgomilesawayeachdaytoworkinof-fices.6thechildseesmotherandfatherrelationsandneighboursworking7andoftensharesinthatwork.

　　Achild8inthiswaylearnshisorherrolethroughjoininginthecommunity's9:helpingtodigorbuildlookafterani-malsorbabies-ratherthan10playingwithwaterandsandinkindergartenkeepingpets11playingwithdolls.

　　Thesechildrenmaygrowupwithalessoppressivesenseofspaceandtimethanthe12children.Theirsenseofdaysandtimehasalottodowiththechangeofseasonsandpositionsofthesunorthemooninthesky.Childrenintherichworld13arepro-videdwithawatchasoneofthe14signsofgrowingupsothattheycan15alongwiththeirparentsaboutbeinglateforschooltimesmealtimesbedtimesthetimesofTVshows...

　　ThirdWorldchildrendonotusually16tostayindoorsstilllessinhigh-riseapartments(公寓).Insteadofdangerousroad“keepoffthegrass”signsand“don'tspeaktostrangers”thereisoftenasenseof17tostudyandplay.Parentscanseetheirchildrenoutsideratherthanobservethem18fromtenfloorsup.

　　19twelvemillionchildrenunderfivestilldieeveryyearthroughhungeranddisease.ButchildhoodintheThirdWorldisnotall20.

　　(1)A．come

　　B．learn

　　C．suffer

　　D．survive

　　(2)A．Asusual

　　B．Forinstance

　　C．Infact

　　D．Inotherwords

　　(3)A．by

　　B．in

　　C．to

　　D．under

　　(4)A．childhood

　　B．poverty

　　C．spirit

　　D．survival

　　(5)A．adults

　　B．fathers

　　C．neighbours

　　D．relatives