We have to accept the truth: sometimes, we just want to shout out loud.
For example, we all have days like this: our dog has made a mess on the floor we just cleaned, or our friend called to tell us he or she couldn't come at the last minute when we had cooked dinner for him or her.We may be really angry but we tried to bear things like those. According to ancient Chinese wisdom (智慧)．We should shout in a loud voice instead of keeping silent. In fact, it's good for our health.
“Chinese people have passed on the practice from ancient times to now as a part of traditional medicine.” said Mrs.Li, a 60-year-old woman from Hangzhou .“My parents taught me to do this.It's a part of our folk (民间的) culture.”
Mrs.Li is a member of a group of people who love shouting. Each morning, she and some of her friends climb to top of the hill, and let out loud shouts before starting their daily exercise. They believe that shouting is good exercise for their lungs (肺) and it brings them a lot of fun.
“Sometimes I shout out and other shout back，” said Mrs.Gu, another shouting lover.“It makes you happy. You laugh and then you feel very comfortable.”
Dr. Peter Calafiura, an American doctor, agrees that shouting can have a positive influence on people's health. So , next time you start your morning run, why not try to shout out first? It will make you healthier.
What does the underline word “bear” in Paragraph 2 mean in Chinese?

A．纠正

B．忍受

C．铭记

D．杜绝

Where does Mrs.Li shout every day?

A．In a park.	B．At a square.
C．In her house.	D．On a hill.

What does Dr.Caliafiura think of shouting?

A．It's great fun.

B．It's good for people's health.

C．It's easy to learn.

D．It's good exercise especially for kids.

What is the passage is mainly about?

A．A shouting lover.

B．A shouting club.

C．The advantages of shouting.

D．The history of shouting.