"Mother tells me that the most important is to study, and she almost never gives me any housework to do,
though I really want some," said Wang, a middle school student in Guangzhou, capital of South China's
Guangdong Province.
     A report says that most of Guangzhou teenagers (青少年) want to do more housework, but their parents
usually do not think so. According to (根据) the report, 37% of the teenagers do housework less than half an
hour every day; 39.4% of them from half an hour to one hour; 11.5% one to two hours; 5.6% over two hours;
and 6.2% just have"no" housework to do.
     "Most of my time after school should be spent on my homework, and I don't have time to play. Even on
weekends, my parents ask me to stay at home to study. I can't go to see a film, watch TV or play with other
children. My parents never say to me about anything to do with the housework. Sometimes I feel I have the
duty to do something to help my parents, but they just get everything done for me," said Yang Ming, a sixteen-
year-old student.
     Experts say this won't change much unless the College Entrance Examination, which adds much pressure (压力) on high school students, is changed.

1. Is Wang often asked to do housework?
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2. What do most of Guangzhou teenagers want to do, according to the report?
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3. How many students never have any housework to do?
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4. What do most parents think is the most important for children?
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5. 用短语或简洁的句子回答：
    What does Yang Ming like to spend his time doing after school? 
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