《2025年学典四川九年级英语全一册人教版A版》

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During the Spring Festival, people had a hot discussion online about whether parents should control the lucky money their children receive for the new year. Do you think parents should look after their children's lucky money?
Xu Shuyuan, 17
I think it's a good idea for lucky money to be kept by parents because children generally don't have much experience with money and they may spend money like running water, not likely to save it. By comparison, lucky money left in the trust of their parents will be better spent, as children need to think carefully before asking for permission(许可)to use the money.
Hong Hanshu, 14
It's very hard for little kids to use their money smartly because there are many things that can distract(使迷惑)them. If they have lots of money, they might get tricked on the Internet or start spending it all too quickly. By letting their parents keep the money, kids will not only learn to save money, but understand the good wishes that come with the money.
Xu Luyan, 16
I think children should keep their own lucky money because it's a good chance to help them develop good money management skills. In doing so, children will be able to learn how to save money and spend it on things they need in a good way. To that end, all parents should do is to keep their kids spending in check and give them timely guidance(及时的指导). Teaching kids about money from a young age is a key lesson that helps them grow up to be more grown-up and think clearly.
Yang Shiqi, 15
In the latest Civil Code(《民法典》), 8 years old is like a line that separates(分开)kids who can do some things by themselves from those who can't. That means kids over 8 can handle their own money and must also deal with what happens when they spend it. Children should be trusted to manage their own money and learn lessons the hard way if necessary.

1. lack experience with money 2. smart 3. chance 4. with the help of 5. by themselves

答案： 1. lack experience with money
2. smart
3. chance
4. with the help of
5. by themselves