A. Newspaper B. magazine C. Website D. travel guide

22.The underlined word"soar"in paragraph 3 most probably means________.

A. change slightly B. worsen suddenly C. lose gradually D. rise quickly

23. We can learn about the Florida Surf Lessons that_________.

A. you need to book ahead of time

B. you can choose the instructor you like

C. you are not allowed to use your own equipment

D. people can celebrate through all kinds of water sports

Dear Editor,

　　I am writing to you about the article in your magazine last month about youth crime. As a teenager myself I found the article rather offensive(冒犯的) as it suggested that the largest part of teenagers get into trouble with the police at some time or another. I can honestly say that I have never committed a crime(犯罪) and as far as I know, neither have any of my friends.

　　I don't know where the journalist got his information from or if he did any proper research, but the way he described teenagers gave me the impression that he doesn't actually know many teenagers. Maybe when he was younger he was regularly in trouble with the police and that's where he got his ideas from. If this is true then he shouldn't judge other people from his own behaviour in the past.

　　Many teenagers I know always help other people in the community, such as raising money for charity and doing voluntary work. A group of us recently spent an entire Sunday morning picking up litter in our local park. We didn't get paid for it; we just wanted to make it cleaner and safer for everyone, especially as many young children and dog walkers use the park.

　　Also, as teenagers, we are far too busy studying for exams and doing homework to be "walking the streets every night, looking for trouble", as your journalist wrote in his article. I have to study after school every night during the week. I do get some free time at the weekend but I like to play football, go cycling or swimming, go to the cinema or have coffee with my friends and have a chance to talk to them. I think you will agree that there is nothing criminal about that.

　　As your magazine is aimed at young readers, I think your journalists should be more careful about what they write and they should research their ideas better, or you may find that teenagers stop buying your magazine altogether.

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Yours sincerely,

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Daniel Browning

24. Why has Daniel written this letter?

A. To ask for an apology. B.To offer a different point of view.

C. To apologize for his friends' behavior. D. To persuade people not to buy the magazine.

25. What does Daniel think about the journalist?

A. He has never met a teenager. B. He has done much research on his article.

C. He doesn't understand young people. D. He was a troublemaker when he was young.

26. Why does Daniel mention the park?

A. To describe what the park is like. B. To try to get more people to volunteer.

C. To ask the journalists to help clean it. D. To show that he and his friends are responsible.

27. What might Daniel write in his diary about the magazine article?

A. I can't believe how some intelligent adults misunderstand young people.

B. I want to be a journalist now after reading such a well-written article.

C. I am glad the journalist wrote a letter of apology in the magazine.

D. I read an interesting article about youth crime today.