问题详情：
It’s taken 60 years, but now families separated by the 1950—1953 Korean War are reunited (重聚). Nearly 400 South Koreans crossed the heavily armed border into North Korea to see family members for the first time in more than six decades. The two Koreas are divided and remain in a state of war，but agreed to hold the reunion after negotiating the end of a standoff (僵局）at the armed border.
Emotions ran high during the reunion. Families separated since the war have no means of communication and often don’t know if relatives on the other side are surviving. They felt worried and can not wait.
In the first round of reunions on Tuesday, 96 North Koreans and their families met about 400 people travelling from the South. The second round on Saturday will reunite about 190 North Koreans with 90 South Koreans and their families.
South Korean families are advised to say nothing about these topics, including the North's political leadership or living standards. Participants are even given a guidebook on proper subjects to discuss with their North Korean relatives. This moving day give an answer to the separation of six decades. Anyhow in my opinion，I think there should be more days like that.
12. About 400 South Koreans crossed the armed border to .
A. save family members B. meet their families
C. end the standoff D. end the war
13. According to Paragraph 3, how many North Koreans take part in the two rounds of reunions?
A. 400. B. 286. C. 190. D. 96.
14. Which one might NOT be allowed for South Korean families?
A. Shaking hands with families.
B. Talking about body condition.
C. Talking about the North Korean leader.
D. Reading a special guidebook.
15. What is the best title for the text?
A. A push is on to reunite Korean families separated by the Korean War
B. Families from South Korean and North Korean are separated at present
C. North Koreans are discussing with South Korean relatives
D. The Korean War is very terrible and cruel
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