Read the text "Teens' Problems" and match its paragraphs (1-5) with the titles (a-f). There is one title you don't have to use.

Matching Paragraphs to Titles:

• Paragraph 1: "What do you think the biggest problem of today's teenagers is? What are they like? The facts about teenage life may seem shocking. These are some facts typical of British teenagers: ..." This paragraph introduces the topic of teenagers' problems and provides statistics about British teenagers. This aligns with the title c) British Teenagers Have a Number of Serious Problems.
• Paragraph 2: "The situation is more or less the same in other European countries. Naturally most parents worry about their teenage children. But if you ask them what the most serious problem is, they will probably answer that it's drugs, but they are wrong." This paragraph discusses the general situation in European countries and parental concerns, contrasting them with the actual most serious problem. This best matches the title e) Grown-ups See Teens' Problems in the Wrong Way.

Explanation:

The text provides two main paragraphs labeled '1' and '2'. Paragraph 1 focuses specifically on the problems faced by British teenagers, including issues like drinking, cooking skills, smoking, reading habits, television use, weight, exercise, and academic qualifications. This directly corresponds to the title 'British Teenagers Have a Number of Serious Problems'.

Paragraph 2 broadens the scope to other European countries and discusses how adults perceive teenagers' problems, often incorrectly focusing on drugs. This aligns with the title 'Grown-ups See Teens' Problems in the Wrong Way'.

The remaining titles (a, b, d, f) are not directly addressed by the content of these two paragraphs. Therefore, they are the titles that are not used.