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閱讀下面的短文，并回答問題(請注意問題后的字數(shù)要求)。

　　[1]There is a proverb saying that what your child does at 13 very much decides what he will be doing at 30．If he learn to hold his head high no matter what comes, he will certainly sow seeds of happiness, success and prosperity．Here are several ways to develop self-confidence in children．

　　[2]Be self-confident as a parent．Children learn by imitating(模仿)adults, and as parents are the ones who stay the most with the child, the child gets to become like his parents．A self-confident behavior on part of the parent unconsciously establishes self-confident nature in the child．So if he observes you staying lazy, not completing your tasks in time, getting confused at the last hour, he might never know the right way to handle situations．

　　[3]Give time to your baby, spending time with your baby is very important．It may be very tempting(誘人的)to put the baby in a day care centre and carry on with your day-to-day activities as a parent．You may have an excuse that, after all, you are working so that you can earn money to care for your child．However, what your child needs is you and your time．His treasures are the games _________, the long walks you take him on, the way you help with his studies, and the way you tell him what he means to you．This develops a sense of security in the child that makes him confident．

　　[4] Trust your child and give him small tasks to complete．Nothing is as great for a child as being given the responsibility to handle a task．He feels honored．His self-worth increases．Guide him to complete a task successfully and soon he will have his unique way of doing things．Encourage him and let him fly．You can make a difference in your child’s life if you treat him with love．

1．What is the main idea of the text?(No more than 7 words)

____________________

2．Fill in the blank in the third paragraph with proper words．(No more than 5 words)

_____________________

3．What advice does the author give about developing self-confidence in children?(No more than 12 words in all)

①_________�、赺________�、踎________

4．What does the word “he”(Line 3, Paragraph 2)probably refer to?(No more than 3 words)

_____________________

5．Complete the following statement with words from Paragraph 4．(No more than 4 words)

It is so important for a child to be _________ to deal with a task．

答案：
解析：

　　1．Several ways to develop self-confidence in children．

　　2．(that/which)you play with him

　　3．(1)Be a confident parent

　　(2)Give time to your baby/share time with your baby

　　(3)Trust your child

　　4．your child

　　5．given the responsibility


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