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G11. UNIT 2: The Generation Gap - Phonetics and Vocabulary

Total questions: 136

Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: clear, wear, nuclear, experience?

a)

nuclear

b)

wear

c)

experience

d)

clear

2.

Which word has a different consonant sound in the underlined part: engineer, screen, three, teenager?

a)

engineer

b)

screen

c)

three

d)

teenager

3.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: generation, gender, digital, argument?

a)

gender

b)

generation

c)

argument

d)

digital

4.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: gap, generation, grandparent, great?

a)

gap

b)

generation

c)

grandparent

d)

great

5.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: behavior, application, value, gap?

a)

behavior

b)

application

c)

value

d)

gap

6.

Which word has a different consonant sound in the underlined part: hold, follow, force, notice?

a)

notice

b)

force

c)

hold

d)

follow

7.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: control, economic, confidence, condition?

a)

control

b)

economic

c)

confidence

d)

condition

8.

Which word has a different vowel sound in the underlined part: extend, breadwinner, express, argue?

a)

express

b)

argue

c)

extend

d)

breadwinner

9.

Which word has a different consonant sound in the underlined part: believe, extend, respect, gender?

a)

believe

b)

gender

c)

extend

d)

respect

10.

Which word has a different primary stress pattern: critical, cultural, influence, understand?

a)

understand

b)

influence

c)

cultural

d)

critical

11.

Which word has a different primary stress pattern: education, individual, millennial, generation?

a)

generation

b)

millennial

c)

individual

d)

education

12.

Which word has a different primary stress pattern: notice, platform, label, create?

a)

create

b)

label

c)

notice

d)

platform

13.

Which word has a different primary stress pattern: difference, permission, argument, cultural?

a)

argument

b)

permission

c)

difference

d)

cultural

14.

Which word has a different primary stress pattern: economic, generation, experience, electronic?

a)

economic

b)

generation

c)

experience

d)

electronic

15.

Which word best completes: The building is of ______ importance.

a)

social

b)

cultural

c)

traditional

d)

historical

16.

Which word best completes: He admired the simple ______ of the islanders.

a)

view

b)

choice

c)

culture

d)

lifestyle

17.

Which word best completes: He had several ______ which made him different to the rest of his family.

a)

influence

b)

traditional

c)

suit

d)

characteristics

18.

Which word best completes: Students have an entirely free ______ of what to study at university.

a)

choice

b)

culture

c)

view

d)

tradition

19.

Which word best completes: In our ______ it is rude to ask someone how much they earn.

a)

historical

b)

choice

c)

social

d)

culture

20.

Which word best completes: Group play helps children develop ______ skills.

a)

social

b)

traditional

c)

historical

d)

view

21.

Which word best completes: He called for a return to ______ values.

a)

traditional

b)

cultural

c)

social

d)

historical

22.

Which word best completes: No hurting anyone's feelings or body, and asking permission to borrow other people's belongings are examples of ______ behavior.

a)

respectful

b)

mature

c)

cultural

d)

curious

23.

Which word best completes: If household chores are shared, the ______ is lighter on everyone.

a)

female

b)

extension

c)

argument

d)

burden

24.

Choose the word whose underlined part differs in pronunciation: A. clear B. wear C. nuclear D. experience

a)

nuclear

b)

wear

c)

experience

d)

clear

25.

Choose the word that differs in primary stress: A. critical B. cultural C. influence D. understand

a)

influence

b)

cultural

c)

critical

d)

understand

26.

Complete the sentence: The building is of ______ importance. Options: social, suit, culture, lifestyle

a)

lifestyle

b)

social

c)

suit

d)

culture

27.

No hurting anyone's feelings or belongings are examples of ______ behavior. A. mature B. cultural C. curious D. respectful

a)

respectful

b)

mature

c)

cultural

d)

curious

28.

As children get older and more ______, the rules can develop with them. A. common B. influent C. mature D. generational

a)

influent

b)

generational

c)

common

d)

mature

29.

Rap music appeared on the ______ in the early 1980s. A. curiosity B. scene C. uniform D. duty

a)

duty

b)

uniform

c)

scene

d)

curiosity

30.

There are various techniques you can use to try and avoid family _____. A. argument B. debate C. conflict D. qua

a)

argument

b)

debate

c)

qua

d)

conflict

31.

Personal computers are nearly as ______ in American homes as televisions. A. common B. popular C. prominent D. dominant

a)

common

b)

popular

c)

prominent

d)

dominant

32.

People must accept each other's ______ differences. A. well-behaved B. extensive C. respectable D. cultural

a)

well-behaved

b)

extensive

c)

respectable

d)

cultural

33.

Exercise classes are a good way to keep fit and improve your ______ life. A. critical B. curious C. social D. generational

a)

generational

b)

social

c)

curious

d)

critical

34.

One of the greatest ______ figures of all times is Alexander the Great. A. creative B. popular C. technological D. historical

a)

historical

b)

creative

c)

popular

d)

technological

35.

Her shouting attracted some ______ glances from other people in the restaurant. A. curious B. wide C. traditional D. cultural

a)

curious

b)

wide

c)

traditional

d)

cultural

36.

Students are encouraged to develop ______ thinking instead of accepting opinions. A. invaluable B. historical C. critical D. economical

a)

invaluable

b)

critical

c)

economical

d)

historical

37.

Television can have a positive influence ______ young people. A. in B. at C. of D. on

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

d)

of

38.

I have the greatest respect ______ her work. A. with B. about C. for D. to

a)

to

b)

for

c)

about

d)

with

39.

Hoa is completely different ______ her sister. A. at B. to C. for D. from

a)

to

b)

at

c)

from

d)

for

40.

Students ______ cheat in the exams; it is against the rules. A. must B. have to C. don't have to D. mustn't

a)

must

b)

mustn't

c)

have to

d)

don't have to

41.

This is a closed-book exam, so you ______ use any reference books. A. must B. have to C. don't have to D. mustn't

a)

must

b)

don't have to

c)

mustn't

d)

have to

42.

You ______ finish your homework before you go to bed. A. must B. have to C. should D. ought to

a)

should

b)

ought to

c)

must

d)

have to

43.

This warning sign indicates that you ______ step on the grass. A. shouldn't B. mustn't C. don't have to D. ought not to

a)

ought not to

b)

don't have to

c)

mustn't

d)

shouldn't

44.

Anyone ______ have a passport when travelling all around the world. A. ought to B. must C. should D. has to

a)

has to

b)

should

c)

must

d)

ought to

45.

In a hotel, guests (must / have to) use the exit only in an emergency. Choose the correct modal.

a)

must

b)

neither is correct

c)

have to

d)

both are correct

46.

Mark the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word: My mother believes my fashion style breaks the norm of society. A. routine B. barrier C. rule D. conflict

a)

barrier

b)

rule

c)

conflict

d)

routine

47.

It is believed that conflicts between parents and children can be resolved by heart-to-heart talks. CLOSEST meaning to conflicts: A. agreements B. disagreements C. differences D. similarities

a)

differences

b)

agreements

c)

disagreements

d)

similarities

48.

Domestic problems such as arguments with parents may distract children from schoolwork. CLOSEST meaning to Domestic: A. relating to money B. involving violence C. within the family D. within the country

a)

involving violence

b)

within the country

c)

relating to money

d)

within the family

49.

It's typical of young teens to pursue fashion styles different from their parents. CLOSEST meaning to typical: A. rare B. characteristic C. surprising D. open

a)

open

b)

rare

c)

characteristic

d)

surprising

50.

When playing or swimming in the pool, children ______ be accompanied by their parents.

a)

have to

b)

don't have to

c)

must

d)

should

51.

We ______ go to work by car. Sky train is a wise choice during rush hour.

a)

shouldn't

b)

have to

c)

mustn't

d)

ought to

52.

You ______ finish your homework before you go to bed.

a)

must

b)

have to

c)

should

d)

ought to

53.

This warning sign indicates that you ______ step on the grass.

a)

ought not to

b)

shouldn't

c)

don't have to

d)

mustn't

54.

I will lend you some money, but you ______ pay it back to me next week.

a)

should

b)

have to

c)

mustn't

d)

must

55.

Hoa ______ feed the cats because her mother has done it already.

a)

doesn't have to

b)

Both A and C

c)

must

d)

has to

56.

Those audiences ______ show their tickets before entering the concert hall.

a)

must

b)

have to

c)

ought to

d)

don't have to

57.

The children ______ spend too much time playing computer games.

a)

shouldn't

b)

ought to not

c)

mustn't

d)

Both B and C

58.

Water park is free for kids under 6 years old, so you ______ pay money for your son.

a)

don't have to

b)

have to

c)

mustn't

d)

should

59.

You look totally exhausted. You ______ take a rest instead of working overtime.

a)

ought

b)

has better

c)

should

d)

must

60.

Anyone ______ have a passport, even a visa when travelling all around the world.

a)

should

b)

must

c)

ought to

d)

has to

61.

In the peak season, travellers ______ book their accommodation in advance.

a)

have to

b)

ought

c)

must

d)

should

62.

Complete the sentence with should or shouldn't: The teacher is annoyed with Quan - he ______ behave better in class.

a)

may

b)

must

c)

shouldn't

d)

should

63.

Choose the correct modal verb: In a library, students (may / must) borrow up to six books.

a)

may

b)

must

c)

should

d)

have to

64.

Choose the correct modal verb: In an exam, students (must / mustn't) answer all the questions.

a)

must

b)

mustn't

c)

should

d)

may

65.

Mark the letter indicating the word CLOSEST in meaning: My mother mistakenly believes that my fashion style breaks the norm of society.

a)

routine

b)

conflict

c)

rule

d)

barrier

66.

Mark the letter indicating the word CLOSEST in meaning: Living under the same roof with several generations can be frustrating because of the lack of space and privacy.

a)

annoying

b)

demanding

c)

angry

d)

delightful

67.

Mark the letter indicating the word OPPOSITE in meaning: Domestic violence is strictly forbidden all over the world.

a)

restricted

b)

limited

c)

prohibited

d)

permitted

68.

Mark the letter indicating the underlined part that needs correction: Drivers (A) haven't (B) to stop at (C) yellow traffic lights.

a)

B

b)

A

c)

No error

d)

C

69.

Choose the correct opposite meaning for the underlined word: state-owned enterprise.

a)

privately-owned

b)

private-owned

c)

government-owned

d)

public limited

70.

Identify the part that needs correction: You ought to taking him to the emergency room.

a)

ought to

b)

You

c)

taking

d)

to the emergency room

71.

Select the best correction: During the lesson, does you have to listen to your teacher carefully and take notes quickly.

a)

Do you have to listen and take notes

b)

Does you have to listen and take notes

c)

Does you has to listen and take notes

d)

Do you has to listen and take notes

72.

Choose the incorrect part: Students don't have to consume food or drink in the class or in the library.

a)

Students

b)

don't have to

c)

consume

d)

in the class or in the library

73.

Find the opposite meaning: Domestic violence is strictly forbidden.

a)

prohibited

b)

restricted

c)

limited

d)

permitted

74.

Identify the correction: Ann, we must be quicker or we will miss the last train to Hai Phong city.

a)

must be more quick

b)

must be quicker

c)

must quicker

d)

have be quicker

75.

Choose the wrong part: Drivers haven't to stop at yellow traffic lights.

a)

haven't to

b)

Drivers

c)

stop at

d)

yellow traffic lights

76.

Select the correct option to complete: If you don't want a sore throat, you don't have to/oughtn't to drink too much iced water.

a)

don't have to

b)

shouldn't

c)

oughtn't to

d)

mustn't

77.

Choose the correct modal: Flight attendants have to/mustn't take care of passengers on the plane.

a)

mustn't

b)

don't have to

c)

have to

d)

shouldn't

78.

Pick the correct choice: During the lesson, students don't have to/mustn't leave class without the teacher's permission.

a)

don't have to

b)

needn't

c)

mustn't

d)

might not

79.

Select the correct rewrite using mustn't: You are not allowed to take photographs in the museum.

a)

You mustn't take photographs

b)

You mustn't taking photographs

c)

You don't must take photographs

d)

You mustn't to take photographs

80.

Choose the best completion with has to: Ms. Ly is in charge of cleaning the floor every day.

a)

Ms. Ly has to clean the floor

b)

Ms. Ly has to cleaning the floor

c)

Ms. Ly have to clean the floor

d)

Ms. Ly must to clean the floor

81.

Select the correct rewrite with must: It's necessary for you to finish your homework before going to bed.

a)

You must finish your homework

b)

You must to finish your homework

c)

You have to finish your homework

d)

You should finish your homework

82.

Identify the correct opposite meaning: takes care of us.

a)

abandons

b)

concerns

c)

bothers

d)

follows

83.

Find the antonym: open-minded about new opinions and experiences.

a)

narrow-minded

b)

optimistic

c)

close-knit

d)

elegant

84.

Choose the correct response: A: Do you help with housework?

a)

They walk fast—you can't catch them.

b)

I think you have supportive parents.

c)

Certainly. All of us share the chores.

d)

No. I live in a nuclear family.

85.

Error identification: You have to made sure that children don't play outside alone.

a)

You have to

b)

made sure

c)

that children

d)

outside alone

86.

Select the correction: You mustn't use the motorbike without a driver's license. It's against the law.

a)

Use shouldn't instead of mustn't

b)

Correct as written

c)

Use haven't to instead of mustn't

d)

Replace mustn't with don't have to

87.

Pick the correct antonym: respect our teacher.

a)

look towards

b)

look up to

c)

look down on

d)

look for

88.

In a dialogue, Linda’s parents criticize her outfit choices, and Tom disagrees with Linda about clothes. Which statement best reflects a typical generation-gap conflict shown here?

a)

Parents disapprove of teen fashion choices

b)

Teens ignore all clothing trends

c)

Parents admire teens’ stylish clothing

d)

Teens and parents share identical taste

89.

A boy says his parents don’t let him play computer games, but he feels gaming helps him relax after school. What inference is most reasonable?

a)

Parents think gaming improves exam scores

b)

Parents worry about negative gaming effects

c)

Parents encourage longer gaming sessions

d)

Parents have no opinion about gaming

90.

In a recording, a speaker notes parents sometimes struggle to talk with teenagers. What is the most likely communication barrier?

a)

Unlimited time for long talks

b)

Complete agreement on all topics

c)

Different expectations and priorities

d)

Identical goals and routines

91.

A parent asks frequent questions about school to “check up.” What reaction do many teens have, according to the recording?

a)

They feel questions guarantee top grades

b)

They prefer parents never ask anything

c)

They always enjoy detailed checkups

d)

They dislike those monitoring questions

92.

Which parent action supports healthy communication about school and future plans?

a)

Encourage open discussion when needed

b)

Avoid any talk about goals forever

c)

Insist on daily interrogations at dinner

d)

Replace talk with punishments only

93.

Parents are advised to watch for danger signs like smoking, drug or alcohol use. What is the primary purpose of this advice?

a)

Encouragement of more video games

b)

Promotion of strict fashion rules

c)

Early detection of risky behaviors

d)

Replacement of all household chores

94.

A student says: “My parents don’t let me do what I want.” Which reply best respects the student’s privacy concerns?

a)

They should respect your privacy more

b)

They are very supportive already

c)

You live in a nuclear family only

d)

You never help with housework

95.

During a short exchange practice, which answer appropriately matches the question “Do you help with housework?”

a)

Certainly. All of us share chores

b)

I think they should respect privacy

c)

They walk fast—you can’t catch up

d)

No. I live in a nuclear family

96.

Which statement best captures the theme of these activities on generation gaps?

a)

Improving parent–teen communication skills

b)

Memorizing complex fashion terminology

c)

Learning advanced grammar structures only

d)

Practicing nuclear family definitions

97.

Which reply best shows respect for a teen’s privacy when parents are too controlling?

a)

You should let friends decide for you

b)

You should ignore their rules completely

c)

You should tell them everything always

d)

You should respect their privacy more

98.

A says: My parents want me to follow in their footsteps. Which is the most appropriate response from B?

a)

I think you have your own dreams of job

b)

They walk fast, you can't catch them up

c)

You must change schools immediately

d)

You should quit talking to your parents

99.

A asks: Do you help with housework? Choose the best response.

a)

Not at all and I refuse to help

b)

Only when guests visit our home

c)

Certainly. All of us share the chores

d)

My parents say I don't study enough

100.

A asks: Is there any generation gap in your family? Which reply fits a supportive context?

a)

No. My parents are very understanding

b)

Yes. Conflicts happen every single day

c)

Yes. We never speak politely

d)

No. I live in a nuclear family

101.

A asks: How can I make my own decisions? Select the most constructive reply.

a)

You should stop talking to your parents

b)

Your parents will respect your privacy

c)

You must always obey without question

d)

You try to explain them to your parents

102.

A asks: Are there any ways to avoid arguments in the family? Choose the best advice.

a)

You must never discuss your feelings

b)

You should keep secrets from parents

c)

There are only trivial things, don't worry

d)

You should set the family rules

103.

A says: My parents don't allow me to play computer games. What reply is reasonable?

a)

You should play all night to relax

b)

You needn't ask their permission

c)

You must hide the games from them

d)

You can do it when you finish homework

104.

A says: My mother dressed badly yesterday. Which response is more tactful?

a)

They were popular 20 years ago

b)

She looked younger and nicer, didn't she

c)

She must change immediately today

d)

She should copy your friends' style

105.

A asks: Who do you talk with when you have problems? Pick the most typical reply.

a)

My mum, of course

b)

Nobody, I keep it secret

c)

My teacher exclusively

d)

Only serious problems

106.

A asks: Should I tell my parents before important decisions? Choose the best.

a)

Probably not necessary now

b)

Only if they ask first

c)

Certainly. You're mature enough

d)

Of course. It's a must

107.

Sam asks: What fights are there between a teenager and the parents? Which option completes Nic’s idea best?

a)

Mostly about grandparents’ hobbies

b)

Only grades cause arguments today

c)

Nothing serious ever happens really

d)

Oh, a lot. Clothes, food, posters, friends

108.

Complete Nic’s idea about redecorating: We want to cover our walls with new posters but they ______.

a)

don't understand why we dislike childish wallpaper

b)

always buy us more computer games

c)

insist we never clean our rooms

d)

prefer us to follow their footsteps

109.

Which sentence sums up Sam’s view on small clashes?

a)

All conflicts are about money alone

b)

Teens should stop having opinions entirely

c)

Parents never argue with teenagers at all

d)

Clashes like these small things are very common

110.

Choose the best response: Can I try your new camera?

a)

Sure. I'd love to borrow it

b)

I'm sorry. I'm home late today

c)

I'm sorry I can't. Let's go now

d)

Sure. But be careful with it

111.

Choose the best reply: May I speak to the manager?

a)

He always comes late today

b)

Thank you very much

c)

Can I take message quickly

d)

I'm afraid he's not in now

112.

Select the correct question for the response: Yes, it's OK. But could you clean your room first?

a)

Would you like to go to Helen's party this weekend

b)

Can I go to Helen's party this weekend

c)

What time does Helen's party begin this weekend

d)

I don't like the noise at parties

113.

Choose the best response: Could I speak to Ann?

a)

I'm sorry. Ann's not in

b)

Can I take a message

c)

This is Daisy speaking

d)

Just a moment. I'm coming

114.

Choose the best reply: Do you mind if I use your phone?

a)

Not at all. Help yourself

b)

You can say that again

c)

Sorry, have no idea

d)

Certainly, it's true

115.

Pick the natural reply: Would you mind if I shut the window?

a)

Yes, please shut

b)

No, don't shut it

c)

No, please do

d)

Yes, I wouldn't mind

116.

Read the passage: Teenagers often feel torn between respecting family traditions and meeting the expectations of their peers. A father may insist his son follow a stable path—focus on school, avoid risky trends—while the son feels pressure to adopt his friends’ style and join their activities to fit in. The tension grows when each side misunderstands the other’s motives: parents worry about safety and future, teens seek acceptance and identity. Healthy dialogue helps both sides recognize limits and choose influences that support well‑being.

a)

Peer pressure rarely affects a teen’s choices or identity

b)

Misunderstanding motives increases tension between generations

c)

Parents and teens share identical priorities and habits

d)

Avoiding conversation resolves conflict more effectively

117.

Which statement best captures a central idea of the passage?

a)

Parents should decide all activities for their children

b)

Dialogue helps balance parental guidance and peer influence

c)

Strict rules always prevent negative peer pressure

d)

Teens should ignore peers to gain independence

118.

What motive primarily drives teens to align with their peers, as described in the passage?

a)

Desire for acceptance and identity

b)

Obligation to family tradition

c)

Economic necessity and employment

d)

Fear of academic failure

119.

Which inference is most reasonable about the father’s concerns in the passage?

a)

He fears trends may risk safety and future prospects

b)

He disapproves of any social activity for teens

c)

He wants his son to avoid friendships entirely

d)

He believes peers should make major family decisions

120.

Choose the sentence that best explains how misunderstanding intensifies conflict.

a)

Teens and parents always value identical outcomes

b)

Peers never influence behavior, so motives are obvious

c)

Parents explain rules clearly and teens agree immediately

d)

Each side misreads motives, increasing frustration and resistance

121.

Vocabulary in context: In the passage, the word “stable” most nearly means

a)

distant and aloof

b)

fashionable and bold

c)

steady and reliable

d)

quick and impulsive

122.

Which scenario shows positive peer pressure consistent with the passage?

a)

A teammate pressures someone to cheat on an exam

b)

Friends urge buying expensive clothes to fit in

c)

Peers mock a classmate for skipping a risky party

d)

Friends encourage joining a study group to improve grades

123.

What is the most effective first step to ease the tension described?

a)

Allowing peers to set all boundaries

b)

Open conversation about limits and expectations

c)

Ignoring the issue to avoid arguments

d)

Immediate punishment without discussion

124.

Which sentence best distinguishes generation gap from peer pressure in the passage?

a)

Generation gap is fashion choice; peer pressure is academic rule

b)

Peer pressure only affects adults; generation gap only affects teens

c)

Generation gap is family value conflict; peer pressure is influence from friends

d)

Both terms mean identical social trends in schools

125.

Which conclusion is best supported by the passage?

a)

Rejecting parents’ advice prevents conflict

b)

Copying trends ensures stronger identity

c)

Obeying peers guarantees long‑term success

d)

Balancing influences leads to healthier decisions

126.

In Afghanistan, dating among teens is mostly viewed as rare because schools are separate and curfews limit meeting opportunities.

a)

Typical with late-night social events

b)

Encouraged by parents and teachers

c)

Common with school mixing and parties

d)

Rare due to curfews and separation

127.

In Iran, what happens before teens are introduced to each other for dating?

a)

They are separated until marrying age

b)

They attend mixed school dances

c)

They go to parties with classmates

d)

They join a club for cycling or hiking

128.

In Australia, which statement best describes how teens handle asking and paying for dates?

a)

Friends ask together and share costs

b)

Girls ask boys and pay the cost

c)

Boys ask girls and pay the cost

d)

Parents arrange and split the bill

129.

In Spain, a pandilla refers to a club where teens with shared interests form a group for activities like cycling or hiking.

a)

A club of friends with shared interests

b)

A formal courtship supervised by parents

c)

A school committee organizing dances

d)

An online chat group for dating plans

130.

In small Russian towns, teens often choose which gathering place for meeting on dates?

a)

Around a fountain to chat

b)

Inside shopping malls

c)

On school buses after class

d)

At beach parties weekly

131.

In Japan and Korea, when does dating typically begin for most students?

a)

In high school during exam periods

b)

In college with boys doing the asking

c)

In primary school at class parties

d)

In middle school with shared costs

132.

Which behavior is typical of high school students in Japan and Korea?

a)

Joining pandillas for outdoor adventures

b)

Pairing off and sharing entertainment costs

c)

Organizing frequent mixed-gender parties

d)

Spending time studying instead of dating

133.

Family rules primarily help children understand which behaviors are acceptable and not acceptable in different settings.

a)

Clarify acceptable and unacceptable behaviors

b)

Replace school policies completely

c)

Limit a child’s ability to explore safely

d)

Encourage ignoring rules in public

134.

Why might young children break rules even when they are good learners?

a)

They want rewards for disobedience

b)

They dislike any adult guidance

c)

They follow peers without thinking

d)

They forget while testing limits

135.

For very young children, which approach to rules is recommended for parents?

a)

Focus on two or three important rules

b)

Introduce many complex rules quickly

c)

Avoid enforcing rules consistently

d)

Let older siblings set house rules

136.

As a child masters a rule and follows it consistently, what should parents do next?

a)

Punish to ensure compliance

b)

Ignore behavior changes

c)

Add new rules gradually

d)

Remove all existing rules