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B组 Ⅰ.阅读 A (2022湖北恩施第一中学模拟预测) At any age,it is normal for children to be able to express aggression from time to time,especially in the very young.As certain parts of their brain are not developed enough,they need adults to help them to learn to better control themselves. Aggressive behaviour is explained in children by a lack of intellectual maturity which does not yet give them sufficient capacities to reason and communicate without violence.As they grow,they show less and less physical aggression because they realise that they can hurt with violent gestures.It is therefore for them a means of communication to claim more attention or affection. Aggression can also be expressed by mimicry (模仿) of aggressive behaviour by adults or children,or be used to express concern about changes,arrival of a little brother or little sister,separation,great loss,changing school...This behaviour,just like in adults,can also appear in case of fatigue after a long period of play,for example. Adults’ behaviour in the face of aggression allows them to help them control their emotions.Therefore,it is critical to lead by example by remaining calm and firm and by indicating to him or her that the behaviour is not acceptable.Explain the consequences of their actions and encourage them to express themselves in simple words about what they are feeling.You can also ask him or her to comfort the person they annoyed for example or ask them to withdraw for a moment to calm down. If really after 3 years you still notice frequent aggression,do not hesitate to consult a health professional to better understand what is going on. 1.What does Paragraph 2 mainly talk about concerning children’s being aggressive? A.The causes. B.The damage. C.The solutions. D.The consequences. 2.What does the underlined word “fatigue” mean in Paragraph 3? A.Excitement. B.Tiredness. C.Anxiety. D.Concern. 3.In which of the following situation might a child get aggressive? A.Parents care about him or her too much. B.Hi