Don't fight back if you can avoid it. Most bullies are bigger or stronger than you. If you fight back you could make the situation worse, get hurt or be blamed for starting the trouble.

　　Try to avoid being alone in the places where you know the bully is likely to pick on you. This might mean changing your route to school, avoiding parts of playground, or only using common rooms when other people are there.

　　Keep a diary of what is happening. Write down the details of the incidents and your feelings. When you do decide to tell someone, a written record of the bullying makes it easier to prove what has been going on.

28.What could be the best title of the passage?

A.What to do if bullied

B.How bullying occurs

C.Fight back when bullied

D.Bullying-whose fault?

29.From the first two paragraphs we can infer that_____ .

A.bullying seldom happens among people

B.bullying is very common among people

C.well-known people used to be bullied when young

D.ordinary people are not likely to be bullied

30. When would a person be likely to be bullied?

A.When he is with a friend.

B.When he is going home by himself.

C.When in a room full of people.

D.When he is playing on the playground.

31. By writing down the details of the incidents, you can______

A.change the bad situation

B.avoid being bullied

C.easily prove what is happening

D.make the bully scared

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　D

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