Theyoungergeneration（一代人）accordingtoanewsurveycanhardlyrememberthelasttimeofclimbingtreesorflyingkitesastheyarekeptindoorsandshortofoutdoorexperiences.Thesurveyof1000peoplefoundthatthecurrent
Theyoungergeneration（一代人）accordingtoanewsurveycanhardlyrememberthelasttimeofclimbingtreesorflyingkitesastheyarekeptindoorsandshortofoutdoorexperiences.
Thesurveyof1000peoplefoundthatthecurrent（现在的）generationof15-to34-year-oldshavefewermemories（记忆）of12keycountrysideactivitiessuchasswimminginriversorgoingfishing.
Theresearchfoundthatthreequartersoftheoldergenerationrememberedplayinggamesorclimbingtreescomparedwithtwothirdsofyoungeradults.
The55+generationalsohadmorememoriesofcollectingstonesvisitingafarmorponddipping.Altogethertwothirdsofolderpeoplehadmorememoriesofplayingoutdoorscomparedtojustoverhalfoftheyoungergeneration.
TheRoyalSocietyfortheProtectionofBirds(RSPB)carriedoutthestudyatthestartoftheschooltermtostressthegrowingworrythatchildrenarenotgettingout-doorsenough.
Thestudyhasfoundthat82percentofpeoplethinkthatschoolsshouldprovidemoreoutdooreducationandmostbelievenatureisstillimportanttochildrentoday.
Dr.MikeClarkeheadoftheRSPBsaidchildrenwhoareusuallykeptindoorsareeasiertoget"naturedeficitdisorder".Hesaidpublicmoneyshouldbeusedtotakechildrenondaytripstonatureandtobuildwildlifegardensespeciallyinpoorareas.
"Tomanypeopleitwouldseemclearandunquestionablethatanimportantpartofchildhoodisexploringtheworldaroundyou.Unfortunatelythisisfarfromthefactandthechildrenarehavinglesstimeandfewerchancestogetclosetonature"hesaid.
"TheRSPBhasmorethana40-yearhistoryingettingchildrenoutdoorsandisstillcontinuingtoplayourrole.Wenowneedthegovernmentandtheschoolstorealizethattheyshouldplaythemostimportantroleinmakingitpossibleforallthechildrentoexperienceenjoyandbenefit（受益）fromtheoutdoorenvironment."
8.Comparedwiththecurrentgenerationtheoldergenerationhad .
A.morehomeworkandexerciseswhentheywerechildren
B.morememoriesofwonderfullifeinthecountryside
C.fewermemoriesoftakingpartinoutdooractivities
D.fewerchancesofgoingonavisittothe
