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29.Whichgroupdrinks themost alcohol now?A. TeenagersB. People in their 60sC. Retired peopleD. Middle-aged women30. Why do middle-aged people spend so much on alcohol?A. They have more free time after retirement.B. They use alcohol to cope with health issuesC. They want to catch up with younger generations31. What's the best title for this passage?A. British People's Changing Habits on Health B. The Obesity Problem in European countriesC. Young vs Old on Their Health ChoicesD. How Aging and Mobility Affects Our HealthDHarry, an 11-year-old at Stanway School in England, locked his smartphone in a glass box for threestudents' happiness.Led by scientist Professor Lisa Henderson, the study made a series of researches onmood, brain activity, and cognitive (i认知的) performance while recording the confusion of modern childhood.The findings were unusual. According to Of.com, 97% of children own a phone by age 12, yet theLiana started using her mother's phone at age 4, and Ryley spent up to 10 hours daily on his phone duringsummer. Teachers reported a 24 students? increasing in anxiety cases, with Principal John Player highlightingthe problem: "One in five students click faster than pens write."The experiment also demanded parents to face their own habits. Documentary host Emma Willis joinedthe phone ban (禁令), with Emma admitting, "Our kids' phones decide their lives, but we must protect them."Without phones, students reconnected in real life. Girls chatted face-to-face, boys played football, and Theopicked up a book after four months of ban. Maddie enjoyed biking, while Scarlett, 13, noticed "greater focusand sociability." The results showed students slept an extra hour nightly, anxiety reduced, and socialrelationships improved.Parents expressed regret, saying they "gave phones too early." Isaac, 12, wondered, "Do I really needthis anymore?" Emma struggled to adapt the discomfort, while Matt rediscovered his guitar. Dr. RanganChatterjee emphasized: "Better sleep could benefit youth mental health."As students reclaimed their phones, the experiment left a lasting influence. Though most returned totheir phones, early data suggested a powerful message: phone ban might rebuild balance in a screen and realworld. 32. What is the main purpose of the first paragraph?A. To emphasize the harm of smartphones. B. To explain the necessity of glass boxes33. What does Principal John Player mean?A. One-fifth of the students can balance smartphone use and studying.B. One-fifth of the students need medical help for overuse of smartphones.C. One-fifth of the students think smartphones are more attractive than studyingD. One-fifth of the students focus on studying because they don't use their phones高一英语学科试题第5页（共8页）