A. concealed B. made C. committed D. conceived
After accidents and murders, suicide is another (70) cause of death for high-school students. According to a (71) calculation, one out of every five high-school students has thought seriously about attempting (72) , and one in 14 has made an actual (73) .
Faced with this (74) , teachers and people who are in (75) of the schools are struggling to find good ways to prevent suicide and (76) with its bad effects. Many schools lack full-time workers (77) to deal with mental illness, and experts (78) completely different advice about suicide prevention methods. (79) that must be dealt with after the suicide are also very (80) ; people who are managing the important affairs of the schools try to (81) deep sorrow without describing a death in a way that might encourage (82) . "When you’re talking to a big class and saying a lot of things about suicide, different people (83) different words," said Dr. David Shatter, a Columbia University psychiatrist (心理医生) who heads the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Other experts, (84) agreeing that care must be taken, say teachers shouldn’t (85) from direct mention of suicide. "People don’t commit suicide because somebody mentioned it. It can be a huge (86) to hear the word, and be able to talk about it. "
Experts suggest emphasizing that most suicides result from mental illness and result in deep pain on families.