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( )2. kidslearntobeindependent, itisfor
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A.Theearliest;thebeter B.Theearlier;thebeter
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C.stay;togo D.stay;go
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bananas.
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C.both;and D.neither;nor
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Everyonecanfeelstressedoutbecauseoftoomanythingshappening
inyourlife.Teenagers,however,have 11 opportunitiestoget
stressedthanpeopleinanyotheragegroup.Beingateenagerishard.
Youarenotachildanymore,butyouarenot 12 either,even
thoughyouhavetodealwithsomegrownupproblemsandmake
decisionsby 13 .Familiescanbeoneofthebiggestcauses(
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stress,suchasproblemsofarguingwith 14 orbrothersorsisters.
Teenagersalsohavelotsofstressfrom 15 ,eitherfromtheirteachers
orfromtheirclassmates.Someteenagersalsofeel 16 aboutchoosing
theireducationafterhighschool.Getingaplaceatunivers