Reading 4 Many children in the UK wear uniforms to school every day. Parents and teachers like it as it gives pupils a sense of identity and families do not have to spend lots of money (1)______ clothes. However, there are many pros and cons of school uniforms. A major (2)______ is that you don’t need to waste time deciding what to wear. Children can spend more time thinking about their studies rather than clothes. (3)______, there can be no more arguments over who has the most fashionable clothes. Schools argue that children in school uniform are more likely to take school seriously and be proud of their school. On the other hand, many pupils (4)______ have the opportunity to choose their own clothes and dislike having the same clothes as their classmates. Some students reject rules and rebel by dressing badly. This makes teachers’ lives (5)______ as they must then check students’ clothes daily. The most important thing we should ask (6)_______ is: “Do clothes have the power to improve learning?” 1. A. up B. for C. after D. on 2. A. disadvantage B. loss C. advantage D. opportunity 3. A. Also B. However C. Although D. Because 4. A. would like B. would rather C. would prefer D. want 5. A. difficulty B. difficultly C. difficult D. difficulties 6. A. themselves B. ourselves C. itself D. yourselves