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     Kids are bombarded(攻擊) with advertisements from every possible source: boards, clothes, walls, TV, websites
and radios. Often, even though kids don't have their own income yet, this advertising is aimed directly at them.
     Many parents have no idea that their 3-year-old children like McDonald's golden arches. Morns and dads are also
shocked when their 12-year-old children insist on(堅(jiān)持) having Nike sports shoes. The businessmen give kids the
message: This product is for you. This is what you need. Nothing else will satisfy you.
     How can parents better understand and guard against this?
     Scientists show that children are a rich market for business. How much money is spent on promotion(推銷活動(dòng))
to children each year? And what are kids spending their money on?
     When finding out what businessmen do to persuade your children to want something, you should know how to
teach your kids the ins and outs of buying and saving. For example, try a couple of family activities, and read through
some helpful tips. Businessmen have more than one way to win a child. Will the world of advertising change for your
child as he or she grows older?
1. Where can kids see or hear the ads?
    ________________________________________________________
2. Why do the businessmen like to spend much on promotions to children?
    ________________________________________________________
3. What will 12-year-old children do after they are bombarded With ads?
    ________________________________________________________
4. What's the message that businessmen give children?
    ________________________________________________________
5. What should parents do to guard against ads?
    ________________________________________________________

1. They can see or hear them on boards, clothes, walls, TV, websites and radios.
2. Because children are a rich market.
3. They will insist on having special kind of products.
4. This product is for you. This is what you need. Nothing else will satisfy you.
5. They should know how to teach their kids the ins and outs of buying and saving. For example, try a
    couple of family activities, and read through some helpful tips.  

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