一篇高一英语阅读理解(求大家帮帮忙,我真的看不懂~)

一篇高一英语阅读理解(求大家帮帮忙,我真的看不懂~)
So,you know,it is what it is ,but Americans are totally annoyed by the use of“whatever”in conversations.The popular term of indifference(漠不关心)was found“most annoying in conversations”by 47 percent of Americans surveyed in a Marist College poll.
“Whatever”easily beat out “you know”,which especially annoyed a quarter of those who were surveyed.The other annoying expressions were “anyway”(7 percent),“it is what it is”(11 percent）and “at the end of the day”（2 percent）.
“Whatever”is an expression with staying power.It was popularized by the Valley Girls in Clueless in the 1990s,and it is still commonly used,often bu younger people.And it can really be annoying.The poll found “whatever”to be always disliked by Americans no matter what their race,sex,age,income or where they live.
“It doesn’t surprise me because ‘whatever’is in a sepical class,probably,”said Michael Adams,a professor of English at Indiana University.“Its use is not always negative,”he said.
But the negative connotation（否定意味）might explain why “whatever”was judeged more annoying tha the ever-popular“you know”.“You know,”Adams noted,“is a way for speakers to seek assebt（赞成）from others.”
Pollsters at the Poughkeepsie,NY college surveyed 938 US adules by telephone from Aug .3 to Aug .6 .The five choices included were chosen by people at the poll discussion what popular words and phrases might be considered especially annouying,said spokeswoman Mary Azzoil .
1.What’s the beat title for this passage?
A.Americans are annoyed by “whatever”.
B.“Whatever”tops most annoying word poll.
C.Americans hate using “whatever”in conversations.
D.“Whatever”easily beats out “you knoe”in conversations.
2.According to the passage,Americans usually say “whatever”to ______.
A.tell others what they hate
B.make others know hoe strong they are
C.express their opinions on something
D.show they don’t care about something
3.What can we know about the use of“whatever”from Paragraph
A.It is only disliked by young people.
B.People nowadays don’t use it very often.
C.People started to widely use it in the 1990s.
D.people in some US states don’t hate hearing this word..
4.We learn that in Michael Adams’ opinion,________.
A.people should noy be annoyed by “whatever”
B.no one knows why “whatever”is so annoying
C.people should stop using“whatever”in conversations
D.“whatever”doesn’t always mean something negative

所以,你要知道,这是什么,但美国人完全由“使用一切烦恼”的交谈.冷漠的流行期（漠不关心）发现“最讨厌的对话”的47在马里斯特学院的一项调查显示美国人百分之.
“无论”轻松战胜了“你知道”,这是恼火谁对这些接受调查的四分之一.其他恼人的表达“无论如何”（百分之七）,“这是是什么”（百分之十一）和“在一天结束”（百分之二）.
“无论”是一个具有持久力的表现.这是由硅谷的普及,在懵懵懂懂的女孩在20世纪90年代,它仍是常用,常府年轻人.它真的可以烦人.这项调查发现,“凡是”能始终由美国人不喜欢不管其种族,性别,年龄,收入或者他们住在那里.
“这并不让我感到吃惊的sepical类,因为'whatever'is,大概说：”迈克尔亚当斯,是在印第安纳大学英语教授.“它的使用并不总是消极的,”他说.
不过,这些负面内涵（否定意味）或许可以解释为什么“不管”的judeged更恼人塔日益流行的“你知道”.“你知道,”亚当斯说,“是一个发言的方式寻求assebt（赞成）由他人.“
波基普西民调机构在纽约大学调查,从2008年8月0.3电话,2008年8月0.6 938美元adules.五名的选择,包括由人民选择的调查讨论什么流行词汇和短语可能被认为是annouying,女发言人玛丽Azzoil.
1,什么氏的这段击败标题?
答：美国人恼火“什么”.
二“无论”最讨厌的词毛条调查.
长美国人讨厌使用“一切”的对话.
d.为“什么”轻松击败了“你knoe在交谈”.
2.According的推移,美国人通常会说“什么”的______.
A.tell他们讨厌别人
B.make别人知道他们是锄强
C.express的事情发表意见
D.show他们不关心什么
3.What我们知道了“利用一切从第3段”?
答：只有年轻人喜欢.
二现在人们不经常使用它.
长人们开始广泛采用了20世纪90年代.
在美国的一些州D.people不恨听到这个词..
4.We学习,在迈克尔亚当斯认为,________.
A.people应内山开始拍拖“凡是”
B.no人知道为什么“不管”,让恼人
C.people应立即停止使用“一切”的对话
d.为“什么”并不总是意味着一种负数