雅思阅读真题《All in the family》的答案是什么？

第27题：NO；第28题：YES；第29题：NOT GIVEN；第30题：YES；第31题：B It may shape the characteristics of ad；第32题：C Their perceptions of childhood may be ；第33题：C Negative characteristics in children c；第34题：D The family environment may charge over；第35题：I healthy competition；第36题：B imaginative games；第37题：F greater individuality；第38题：H closer relationships；第39题：J mental well-being；第40题：D generous behaviour

雅思阅读真题《All in the family》是什么时候考过的雅思真题？

该篇真题最近出现于 2025.7.8山东财经大学的雅思考试中，考频为中频。

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27 Parents and siblings play equal roles in shaping people`s adult personalities.

答案：NO 原文定位：Our parents provide the genetic material and make powerful early role models, but even more influential in determining what kind of adult we will become are our brothers and sisters – our siblings

28 People`s first social relationships tend to be with siblings rather than genes.

答案：YES 原文定位：By turns enraging and lovable, familiar and mysterious, our brothers and sisters are the human beings who people our first social relationships

29 People's relationships with their siblings tend to receive less attention when they marry.

答案：NOT GIVEN 原文定位：A sibling relationship is the most enduring relationship many of us will ever have – no less emotionally intense than the bonds we form with our spouses and our own children

30 Parental “basking” is advantageous for later siblings.

答案：YES 原文定位：parental 'basking' ... is associated with more positive parenting of younger children, who display fewer behavioural problems as a result

31 What point does the writer make about birth order in the third paragraph?

答案：B It may shape the characteristics of adults. 原文定位：It starts with birth order, which determines play roles: the firstborn leader, the middle-child mediator and the rebellious youngest. These are roles that can stick for life

A Its role is underestimated by parents.

B It may shape the characteristics of adults.

C Its importance decreases as children grow up.

D It has more influence on personality than genetics.

32 What are we told about some of Claire Cartwright`s clients?

答案：C Their perceptions of childhood may be inaccurate. 原文定位：Clinical psychologist Claire Cartwright says she has clients who believe, and it might not have been true, that they were treated differently from their siblings, that one child in the family was pref

A Their parents treated them fairly.

B They were treated harshly by their siblings.

C Their perceptions of childhood may be inaccurate.

D They have closer relations with their siblings as adults.

33 What is the writer's main point about siblings in the fifth paragraph?

答案：C Negative characteristics in children can become positive in adults. 原文定位：the sibling who is disruptive and annoying as a child may be able to reinterpret that role later, turning those attention-seeking characteristics into strengths like determination and leadership

A Parents tend to repeat their own parents' mistakes.

B Favoured children are likely to make good leaders as adults.

C Negative characteristics in children can become positive in adults.

D Attention-seeking children are unlikely to please bosses in later life.

34 Which of the following best summaries the writer`s argument in the six paragraph?

答案：D The family environment may charge over time. 原文定位：The parents themselves are growing up too, weathering hardship or good fortune, so one sibling might experience stability and closeness while another might be raised in the midst of crisis

A Many children have a favourite parent.

B Parenting skills improve with later children.

C Siblings are born with different personalities.

D The family environment may charge over time.

The Positive Aspects of Sibling Relative 35 Annette Henderson suggests that young children's interactions with older siblings involve _____ .

答案：I healthy competition 原文定位：The more you know about the origins of your sibling relationship, the greater your ability to reframe its lessons and let go of outdated roles

36 Also, a Cambridge study found that siblings still engage in _____ even when they have a tendency to fight.

答案：B imaginative games 原文定位：even when there is a great deal of conflict, siblings will still create a rich world of play and make-believe that extends them developmentally

37 Research conducted in 2003 suggests that children develop _____ as a results of seeking attention.

答案：F greater individuality 原文定位：those who changed, to differentiate themselves from their siblings...developed stronger personalities and a better sense of their own identity

38 Another factor is the trend for smaller families, which may mean that today's siblings enjoy _____ as adults.

答案：H closer relationships 原文定位：siblings tend to know each other better and remain lifelong friends compared to children from bigger or more widely spaced families

39 A 2010 American study linked having a sister with _____ among children aged 10–14.

答案：J mental well-being 原文定位：having a sister, whether younger or older, meant that 10- to 14-year-olds were less likely to feel lonely, unloved, self-conscious or fearful

40 Finally, having a sibling may promote _____ according to the same study.

答案：D generous behaviour 原文定位：having a loving sibling of either gender promoted good deeds, such as helping a neighbour around the house or helping other children at school

雅思阅读真题：All in the family（Part 3 · 中频 · 2025.7.8山东财经大学考试）（含答案）| 鸭圈雅思

Q: 雅思阅读真题《All in the family》是什么时候考过的雅思真题？

该篇真题最近出现于 2025.7.8山东财经大学 的雅思考试中，考频为中频。

All in the family

Part 3 · 考频：中频 · 最近考试：2025.7.8山东财经大学

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A person's brothers and sisters can have a powerful effect on their adult behaviour

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27 Parents and siblings play equal roles in shaping people`s adult personalities.
- YES
- NO
- NOT GIVEN
答案：NO
原文定位：Our parents provide the genetic material and make powerful early role models, but even more influential in determining what kind of adult we will become are our brothers and sisters – our siblings
28 People`s first social relationships tend to be with siblings rather than genes.
- YES
- NO
- NOT GIVEN
答案：YES
原文定位：By turns enraging and lovable, familiar and mysterious, our brothers and sisters are the human beings who people our first social relationships
29 People's relationships with their siblings tend to receive less attention when they marry.
- YES
- NO
- NOT GIVEN
答案：NOT GIVEN
原文定位：A sibling relationship is the most enduring relationship many of us will ever have – no less emotionally intense than the bonds we form with our spouses and our own children
30 Parental “basking” is advantageous for later siblings.
- YES
- NO
- NOT GIVEN
答案：YES
原文定位：parental 'basking' ... is associated with more positive parenting of younger children, who display fewer behavioural problems as a result
31 What point does the writer make about birth order in the third paragraph?
- A Its role is underestimated by parents.
- B It may shape the characteristics of adults.
- C Its importance decreases as children grow up.
- D It has more influence on personality than genetics.
答案：B It may shape the characteristics of adults.
原文定位：It starts with birth order, which determines play roles: the firstborn leader, the middle-child mediator and the rebellious youngest. These are roles that can stick for life
32 What are we told about some of Claire Cartwright`s clients?
- A Their parents treated them fairly.
- B They were treated harshly by their siblings.
- C Their perceptions of childhood may be inaccurate.
- D They have closer relations with their siblings as adults.
答案：C Their perceptions of childhood may be inaccurate.
原文定位：Clinical psychologist Claire Cartwright says she has clients who believe, and it might not have been true, that they were treated differently from their siblings, that one child in the family was preferred over others
33 What is the writer's main point about siblings in the fifth paragraph?
- A Parents tend to repeat their own parents' mistakes.
- B Favoured children are likely to make good leaders as adults.
- C Negative characteristics in children can become positive in adults.
- D Attention-seeking children are unlikely to please bosses in later life.
答案：C Negative characteristics in children can become positive in adults.
原文定位：the sibling who is disruptive and annoying as a child may be able to reinterpret that role later, turning those attention-seeking characteristics into strengths like determination and leadership
34 Which of the following best summaries the writer`s argument in the six paragraph?
- A Many children have a favourite parent.
- B Parenting skills improve with later children.
- C Siblings are born with different personalities.
- D The family environment may charge over time.
答案：D The family environment may charge over time.
原文定位：The parents themselves are growing up too, weathering hardship or good fortune, so one sibling might experience stability and closeness while another might be raised in the midst of crisis
The Positive Aspects of Sibling Relative
35 Annette Henderson suggests that young children's interactions with older siblings involve _____ .
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：I healthy competition
原文定位：The more you know about the origins of your sibling relationship, the greater your ability to reframe its lessons and let go of outdated roles
36 Also, a Cambridge study found that siblings still engage in _____ even when they have a tendency to fight.
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：B imaginative games
原文定位：even when there is a great deal of conflict, siblings will still create a rich world of play and make-believe that extends them developmentally
37 Research conducted in 2003 suggests that children develop _____ as a results of seeking attention.
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：F greater individuality
原文定位：those who changed, to differentiate themselves from their siblings...developed stronger personalities and a better sense of their own identity
38 Another factor is the trend for smaller families, which may mean that today's siblings enjoy _____ as adults.
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：H closer relationships
原文定位：siblings tend to know each other better and remain lifelong friends compared to children from bigger or more widely spaced families
39 A 2010 American study linked having a sister with _____ among children aged 10–14.
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：J mental well-being
原文定位：having a sister, whether younger or older, meant that 10- to 14-year-olds were less likely to feel lonely, unloved, self-conscious or fearful
40 Finally, having a sibling may promote _____ according to the same study.
- A parental love
- B imaginative games
- C physical development
- D generous behaviour
- E strong marriages
- F greater individuality
答案：D generous behaviour
原文定位：having a loving sibling of either gender promoted good deeds, such as helping a neighbour around the house or helping other children at school

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