The hyperactivity drug Ritalin_________________________ 1
(a)
has been proven 2
to be ineffective 3
(b)
has recently started 2
to be used 3
on children 4
(c)
is becoming 2
a subject of debate 3
(d)
is adversely effecting 2
children's behavior 3
a significant number of pediatricians 1
are criticizing 2
the drug 3
designed 5
to treat a condition called ADHD 4
They 1
insist 2
the drug, 3
currently 4
used by one 5
in ten children,
is being overprecribed 2
and that its dangerouse side effects 6
are being egnored 2
by doctor 4
However,
advocates 1
of the drug 4
argue 2
that it has been proven 3
to bring 3
about calm behavior 4
in usually hyperactive, 4
and should continue 32
to be distributed 33
at current rates 4
In an effort to design 4
cheap and plentiful solar panels, 3
reserchers 1
have been inspired 2
by the process of photosynthesis, 4
in which plants use 6
naturally occurring chemicals 3
to manufacture food 4
from sunlight 4
Solar panels 1
have traditionally been made 2
of silicon, a mineral 3
which is present 6
in copious amounts 4
in the earth's crust 4
but expensive 2
to extract and refine. 4
Recently, 4
New Zealend scientists 1
have been engineering 2
a more cost-effective way 3
to create the panels
by____________________________
(a)
outsourcing their production 4
to other countries 4
(b)
using substanes 4
that simulate photosynthesis 6
(c)
finding a mineral 4
that costs less to extract 6
(d)
eliminating the need 4
for electric light controls
06
Media coverage 1
of video games 3
generally 4
focuses 2
on the negative effects 4
they have 6
on children 4
Most arguments 1
cited 5
take 2
issue 3
with the positive in-game rewards 4
children receive 6
for the repetition of violent 4
or negative behaviors, 4
which many fear will encourage 6
them to deal 3
with emotional turmoil 4
by repeating such antisocial behaviors 4
in the real world 4
Despite this, 4
Noah stupak, a sociologist 1
at rochester university,
insists 2
that such concerns are misplaced. 3
He 1
suggests 2
that video games 6
_________________________
(a)
can persuade 2
children 3
to think 4
that ciolence is acceptable 3
(b)
teach 2
children to find a soltion 3
to their problems 4
(c)
cause 2
an increasiong amount of anger-related issues 3
(d)
may provide 2
children 3
with an oulet 4
for harmful emotions 4
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