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46. Was "Cell Phone Ninja" a challenge or a competition?
47. What's the purpose of the activity?
48. How many students gave up when a week passed?
49. Why was the test set for 21 days?
50. What were the bracelets used for in this test?
"Cell Phone Ninja" was a challenge.
47. What's the purpose of the activity?
It's held to call on the students not to use cell phones for 21 days.
48. How many students gave up when a week passed?
297 students gave up when a week passed.
49. Why was the test set for 21 days?
Because some scientists believe that 21 days is long enough to help develop a habit.
50. What were the bracelets used for in this test?
The bracelets were used to prove whether the students used their cell phones or not.
答案：
46. "Cell Phone Ninja" was a challenge. 47. It's held to call on the students not to use cell phones for 21 days. 48. 297 students gave up when a week passed. 49. Because some scientists believe that 21 days is long enough to help develop a habit. 50. The bracelets were used to prove whether the students used their cell phones or not.
Dear Sally,
I am so sorry to hear that you argued with your father and he even broke your cell phone.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Lucy
I am so sorry to hear that you argued with your father and he even broke your cell phone.
I can fully understand your feelings. We want to make decisions by ourselves more often, but our parents still treat us like little kids. You have different opinions on using a cell phone from your father indeed. In fact, your father is worried that using a smart phone may affect your study. Hopefully the following two suggestions would be helpful for you.
First, find a chance to communicate with your father when you both calm down. Think about what you're going to let him know before you talk. Second, focus on your study anyway. Time is valuable, and we can't afford to waste it. It's OK not to use cell phone at present.
First, find a chance to communicate with your father when you both calm down. Think about what you're going to let him know before you talk. Second, focus on your study anyway. Time is valuable, and we can't afford to waste it. It's OK not to use cell phone at present.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Lucy
答案：
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Dear Sally,
I am so sorry to hear that you argued with your father and he even broke your cell phone.
I can fully understand your feelings. We want to make decisions by ourselves more often, but our parents still treat us like little kids. You have different opinions on using a cell phone from your father indeed. In fact, your father is worried that using a smart phone may affect your study. Hopefully the following two suggestions would be helpful for you.
First, find a chance to communicate with your father when you both calm down. Think about what you're going to let him know before you talk. Second, focus on your study anyway. Time is valuable, and we can't afford to waste it. It's OK not to use cell phone at present.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Lucy
Dear Sally,
I am so sorry to hear that you argued with your father and he even broke your cell phone.
I can fully understand your feelings. We want to make decisions by ourselves more often, but our parents still treat us like little kids. You have different opinions on using a cell phone from your father indeed. In fact, your father is worried that using a smart phone may affect your study. Hopefully the following two suggestions would be helpful for you.
First, find a chance to communicate with your father when you both calm down. Think about what you're going to let him know before you talk. Second, focus on your study anyway. Time is valuable, and we can't afford to waste it. It's OK not to use cell phone at present.
Best wishes!
Yours,
Lucy
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