RecentlyacoupleinNewZealandwereforbiddenfromnamingtheirbabyson4Real.EventhoughNewZealandhasquitegenerousrulesaboutnamingchildrennamesbeginningwithanumberarenotallowed.TheydecidedtocallhimSup

　　RecentlyacoupleinNewZealandwereforbiddenfromnamingtheirbabyson4Real.EventhoughNewZealandhasquitegenerousrulesaboutnamingchildrennamesbeginningwithanumberarenotallowed.TheydecidedtocallhimSupermaninstead.

　　Inmanycountriesaroundtheworldunusualnamesforchildrenarebecomingmorepopularespeciallysincetheincreasingtrendforcelebritiestogivetheirchildrenwackynames.InBritainyoucancallachildalmostanythingyouliketheonlyrestrictionsonparentsrelatestooffensivewordssuchasswearwords.（脏话）

　　Someparentschoosenameswhichcomefrompopularculture.ForexampletherehavebeensixboysnamedGandalfafterthecharacterintheLordoftheRingsnovelsandfilms.Equallynamesrelatedtosportarefairlycommonsince198436childrenhavebeencalledArsenalafterthefootballteam.

　　OtherparentsliketomakeupnamesorcombinenamestomaketheirownuniqueversionamethoddemonstratedbyJordantheBritishmodelwhorecentlyinventedthenameTiaamiiforherdaughterbycombiningthenamesTheaandAmy(thetwograndmothers).Shewasquotedassayingthattheaccentanddoubleletterswereaddedtomakethename“moreexotic”

　　Othercountrieshavemuchstricterruleswhenitcomestonamingchildren.CountriesincludingJapanDenmarkSpainGermanyandArgentinahaveanapprovedlistofnamesfromwhichparentsmustchoose.InChinatherearesomerulesaboutwhatyoumaycallachildnoforeignlettersorsymbolsareallowed.Asaresultacouplewererecentlybannedfromcallingtheirbaby@.

　　InBritainsomenameswhichwerepreviouslythoughtofasold-fashionedhavebecomemorepopularagainsuchasMaisieorEllaforagirlorAlfieorNoahforaboy.Butthemostpopularnamesarenottheoddones.ThetopnamesarefairlytraditionalJackCharlieandThomasforboysandGraceRubyandJessicaforgirls.

　　56．AccordingtothefirstparagraphinNewZealand .

　　A．therearemanyrulesaboutnamingchildren

　　B．nopeoplearewillingtouse4Realasnames

　　C．peoplehavemuchfreedomtonametheirchildren

　　D．traditionalnamesarelosingtheirpopularity

　　57．Theunderlinedpart“wackynames”inParagraph2referstonamesthatare .

　　A．strange