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D. So what can you, as adolescents, do to stay on good terms with your parents Question 22. A. having tried to see why your behaviour angers your parents B. try to understand why they might be irritated by your behaviour C. if you try to figure out why your parents are furious at your behaviour D. understand why they are trying to be annoyed by your behaviour Read the following passage about tourist graffiti and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 23 to 30. People in China were angry and there was a big hunt to find the person responsible for the graffiti in Chinese on a 3,500-year-old monument in Luxor. The message wasn't very imaginative but basically 'Ding Jinhao was here', so Internet users easily found this particular Ding Jinhao, a teenager in Nanjing. His parents then told a local newspaper that their son was sorry for his actions. It is a serious crime to write on a historic monument in Egypt. But in the past, people could write on monuments and no one was angry about it. At Giza there is an example of graffiti on a temple wall from 1244 BC. It says 'Hadnakhte came to make an excursion and amuse himself on the west of the Memphis, together with his brother, Panakhti'. In Roman times, one of the first Egyptologists, Giovanni Belzoni, was the first modern man to enter the pyramid of Khafre. Inside the pyramid today you can read his text celebrating the discovery. Later, in the second half of the 19 th century, Europeans could travel around the world, and they could climb to the top of the Great Pyramid. There was graffiti in just about every language up there. Luckily, it wasn't difficult to make Ding Jinhao's graffiti disappear. But China's National Tourism Administration is right to advise all tourists to act in a civilised way. (Adapted from Move On) Question 23. As stated in paragraph 1, Chinese citizens were angry because . A. there was a big hunt at a monument in Luxor B. they saw the graffiti on an ancient monument C. a teenager committed a violent crime D. the graffiti artist didn’t feel sorry for his actions Question 24. The word imaginative in paragraph 1 can be best replaced by . A. creative B. terrible C. unclear D. inspiring Question 25. The word it in paragraph 1 refers to . A. a historic monument B. an example of graffiti C. writing on monuments D. a temple wall Question 26. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4? A. It was fortunate that Ding Jinhao’s graffiti was simple to remove. B. Fortunately, erasing Ding Jinhao's graffiti was easier than expected. C. It was fortunate that Ding Jinhao's graffiti was nearly possible to erase. D. Luckily, Ding Jinhao’s graffiti became less visible thanks to efforts. Question 27. The word civilised in paragraph 4 is OPPOSITE in meaning to . A. normal B. unacceptable C. fair D. dangerous Question 28. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Ding Jinhao was identified online, and his actions were publicly criticised.