求大神帮做英语题Dreams and ambitions differ from a teenager to anoth

求大神帮做英语题
Dreams and ambitions differ from a teenager to another. While some dream about fame and fortune, the only thing that counts for others can be happiness and love.
Adolescence is a link between two quite different worlds: childhood and adulthood so teens' dreams can be very childish or very mature.
Teenagers dream about a great future, about their favorite artists to whom they often look up and identify, about a boy or girlfriend to share feelings with.
Something which is very normal is that teenagers dream about what they don't have, for instance, those who have straight hair want curly hair and vice versa.
Most teenagers today are dreamy. They dream of a perfect style of life. The majority of them want to own their proper houses and cars, to get a very well-paid job and have a happy family life.
Besides, they have a great desire to visit all the countries of the world, to meet other people and --why not-- to make friends from other continents, this is the ideal life for them.
Otherwise, some other ones see it from another angle: They are dreaming of freedom and justice all over the world; they want to live in a world of peace where there are neither wars nor pains, they really want to feel equal to everyone in the whole world.
But that's easier said than done! How can we fulfill all these dreams?
1.What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Nobody has the same dream and goal.
B. Different people have different dreams and goals.
C. Not all teenagers have similar dreams and ambitions.
D. All the teenagers have the same dreams and ambitions.
2. According to the author, which of the following statements is true?
A. Most adolescents' dreams are childish.
B. Teenagers' dreams can never come true.
C. All of the teenagers' dreams are spiritual.
D. Some teenagers' dreams can be very mature.
3. Which of the following dreams is NOT mentioned in the passage?
A. Being rich and famous.
B. Being free and fair.
C. Being peaceful and equal.
D. Being happy and childish.
4. What kind of ideal life do the teenagers want to have except ________?
A. Visiting all the countries of the world
B. Fighting as a soldier during the wars.
C. Meeting people from other continents.
D. Living in a world of peace, freedom and justice.
5. What is the author's attitude toward teens' dreams?
A.Critical. B. Indifference. C. Objective. D. Pessimistic

1.D 2.D 3.D 4.B 5.C