Vocabulary - teenagers
6 questions about teenagers. If your answers are wrong, you can try again and again.
It's a good way of learning vocabulary. You can do other quizzes.
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And if you want to know more about British teenagers, here is an extract from a blog. ( 3èmes)
Statistics collected by the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR), Bliary Poppins's favourite think tank, show that British teenagers are the worst behaved in Europe.
Result!
The statistics were published earlier this month, and show that 27% of British teens are regularly drunk, the highest in Europe. That compares with just 3% of French teenagers and 5% in Italy.
British teenagers are also the most aggressive, with 44% having been involved in a fight in the last year.
Britain also leads Europe with the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Europe.
Now here's the rub, which backs up what I have said before on this site.
Are British teenagers more evil than European teenagers?
No!
Are teenagers, as a whole, simply more evil than they were decades ago?
No!
Researchers claim teenagers in Britain are more out of control because they have less contact with adults, particularly parents, than in the rest of Europe.
You see folks, teenagers need their parents to guide them through the "dark tunnel" of teenagehood.
Letting them aimlessly wander around the streets at night, or stuffing their rooms full of gadgets so that parental interaction is kept to a minimum simply does not constitute effective parenting.
Result!
The statistics were published earlier this month, and show that 27% of British teens are regularly drunk, the highest in Europe. That compares with just 3% of French teenagers and 5% in Italy.
British teenagers are also the most aggressive, with 44% having been involved in a fight in the last year.
Britain also leads Europe with the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Europe.
Now here's the rub, which backs up what I have said before on this site.
Are British teenagers more evil than European teenagers?
No!
Are teenagers, as a whole, simply more evil than they were decades ago?
No!
Researchers claim teenagers in Britain are more out of control because they have less contact with adults, particularly parents, than in the rest of Europe.
You see folks, teenagers need their parents to guide them through the "dark tunnel" of teenagehood.
Letting them aimlessly wander around the streets at night, or stuffing their rooms full of gadgets so that parental interaction is kept to a minimum simply does not constitute effective parenting.
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