A、To ask for advice. B、To blame the doctor. C、To chat with a friend. D、To make an appointment. A

M: Hello, Dr. Jane. My wife and I have two kids: a five-year-old daughter and a three-year-old son. We really hope to raise them to grow up as honest adults. Could you give us some advice?
M: Certainly. It’s always nice to know some parents value honesty a lot and hope to pass it on to their kids. My first tip is parents should set a good model. It’s not enough to just tell your kids honesty is vital. Be an honest adult yourself and your kids will follow your example.
M: I see.
W: Secondly, you should praise your kids for telling the truth. In this way, you can reinforce the value of honesty. And ingrain it deep in their heart.
M: What shall we do if we find out our kids tell a lie?
W: You can acknowledge their feelings and ask them why they have lied. It’s not wise to place blame, you can open up a dialogue and recognize the feelings that have led to the lying.
M: What if the kids lie over and over again?
W: Well, you should keep a cool head in the first place. Never punish them out of anger. Actually, you can tell them you don’t like lies and that if they continue to lie to you…
Questions 9 to 12 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
9. Why does the man call?
10. Which of the following is the first tip the woman gives?
11. Which of the following should the parents NOT do when they find out their children tell a lie?
12. What should parents do if their children lie over and over again?