简答题He looked at his face _______ in the mirror. A、appeared B、reflected C、showed D、reflecting判断题A. accompanyingB. assignmentsC. awareD. combinedE. complainingF. concernedG. crushH. embarrassedI. inevitableJ. issueK. misguidedL. muddleM. negotiateN. nonethelessO. reflectingAfter learning valuable lessons about college life, here’s a list I’d like to share of what I wish I had known before going to college: 1. You’re not going to miss home as much as you think you will. I was nervous and (1) _______ about living away from my parents and making new friends. In reality, (2) _______ , that worry was (3) _______ and probably lasted just for a minute or two after my parents left campus. Then my new roommate and I went out together, and independence (4) _______ with the unknown suddenly felt like sweet, sweet freedom. 2. Studying comes first. Sometimes it’s hard to remember why you are really at college -- everything seems so fun -- but try to manage your time in a way that allows for some play after (5) _______ are completed. If you think your first semester is a time for you to relax and you should be able to (6) _______ through the next four years, it’ll show. You really don’t want to spend time later recovering from the damage to your GPA in the first semester. So put some hours in at the library and do your best. 3. Also related to my academic success is the (7) _______ of "place management." I can get more done in a library in 15 minutes than I can in my dorm in two hours. So when you study, don’t do it in your dorm. When you can’t focus your attention, a waste of your time is (8) _______ . 4. If you’re fairly self-assured when starting college, you have a strong idea of what you’d like to do with the rest of your life. Be yourself and don’t let any failure (9) _______ your confidence. Be sure to learn by (10) _______ on your failures.简答题She became __________ her father’s drug use as she neared high school graduation. A、aware B、aware of C、awareness D、unaware简答题Do the press have the right to _________ her privacy in this way? A、effect B、affect C、invade D、inject简答题The boss asked her to ________ of the office for a few days while he was away. A、take in charge B、take charge C、take on charge D、get charge简答题Private company must be given the greatest possible freedom to continue the _______ of economy. A、explosion B、extension C、exposure D、expansion简答题The college gratefully ________ financial support from several local businesses. A、agree B、admire C、admit D、acknowledge判断题1. 只要按时交作业就不必太担心成绩。(be concerned with, assignment) ______________________________ 2. 部分高校教师难免要承担大量科研工作，无法集中精力教学。(inevitable, faculty member, undertake) ______________________________ 3. 尽管大家都在讨论枪支管控问题，但不少美国公民还是坚持枪支持有权。(nonetheless, issue) ______________________________ 4. 毫无疑问，那些给孩子包办一切的家长并没有反思自己的教育方式。(no doubt, take charge, reflect on) ______________________________ 5. 大学生应该有所作为，对社会有所奉献，成为有用的、富有同情心的、具有高尚品格的人。(make a difference, commitment) ______________________________简答题We are … sad that the nest will go empty with their flying. (Para.1) A、There will be only few people in our home after the children go to college, which makes us sad. B、There will be nothing in the nest after all the birds fly out, which makes us sad.简答题He’s been talking for more than two hours, I _______ wish he would stop talking. A、have B、did C、do D、am简答题His face is serious but ___________ very friendly. A、though B、anyway C、however D、nonetheless判断题Starting College: A Guide for Parents A) It is midsummer. With memories of high school graduations still strong but sadly beginning to go away, millions of families are busily preparing for an important event in their lives -- sending a child off to start college. There is plenty of advice for the students themselves; I will provide little more here. My audience is those proud and even wisely worried parents, those who will pay the tuition, pack the cars, provide the monthly expenses, feel the changes in their daily lives, bear the loss, face their own growing older, and experience the loneliness. We need to sit down, before all the problems begin, and have a quiet talk. I hope it is helpful. B) In my 43 years at Emory University, it has not only been my pleasure to watch the arrival of new freshmen, but my honor to have been given the opportunity every year to talk with parents bringing their children to Emory. C) There are many things I tell the parents in the hour when they sit with me. Here are some of the things that I want them to know. D) 1. This is one of the most emotional times in the lives of parents, especially if they are bringing their oldest or youngest child to school. Bringing their first child means the end of one phase of their family’s life and the beginning of another; they are experiencing the change of their family whose children have grown. For parents with more than one child, this "launching" of the first child tells them that the empty nest is slowly beginning to take shape somewhere up ahead. For the parents of a single child or for those bringing their youngest, the empty nest awaits them upon their return home. I tell the first-time college parents that it will take them several months to get used to the new pattern of their family at home. I tell the empty-nesters that this process will take several years. It will. But it is not all, or even mostly, bad. This is an exciting time, indeed. E) 2. I tell the parents that just because their children are at college, it does not mean that they are "college students." The best description I have found is to say they are "high school students at college." This is because it takes time to learn how to be a college student -- how to study, how to eat, how to do laundry, how to play, how to handle money, etc. I guess that this process requires about one semester, by which time the students will have studied for and taken major exams, written papers, given in-class reports, done wrong things, done well, drunk gallons of coffee, eaten uncountable pizzas and attended a variety of college events. I urge the parents to await the appearance of their college student with patience. F) 3. Waiting patiently for the "college student" to appear means not doing what seems to come naturally to modern parents. They want their children to succeed in their lives and they want to help as much as they can. Here’s what I tell them: During the course of normal events at college, your children will face problems that need solving. Roommate problems, social problems, registration problems, problems with specific subjects or professors. There are two ways for these problems to get solved. Way number one: parents call the school and talk to the Office of the Dean, or the Director of Residence Life, or even the president. What happens? The problem gets solved. Oh, but there’s one other thing that happens -- their children are weakened. Not only are the children not given the chance to learn how to solve the problem and to grow in self-confidence from doing so, they are also "told" by their parents’ help that Mom and Dad do not believe that they can take care of themselves, increasing the probability that they will remain dependent on their parents to solve their problems, which results in parents continuing to jump in, which tells the students they can’t take care of themselves. True, the problems get solved, but if parents solve them, the kids are weakened or prevented from growing. If the kids do it, the problem is still solved but they are stronger and moving toward a readiness to live their lives independently. G) One thing I add to persuade parents to let kids deal with things on their own is this: Someday, Mom and Dad, these children will be adults and their parents (you) will be elderly and in need of being cared for. What sort of people do you want taking care of you? Unsure people afraid to make good decisions and reach solutions with confidence or ones whose parents wisely sat back and allowed them to grow in strength and wisdom? H) 4. One last thing. I said earlier that the day that parents leave their children at college -- or send them off if they are traveling there alone -- is among the most emotional days of parents’ and children’s lives. It is a moment that comes along once in a lifetime. It is rare and has power. It gives us as parents an opportunity to say things to our children that will stick with them not only because of what is said, but because of when it is said. I) Here is what I tell the parents: think of what you want to tell your children when you finally say goodbye to them and they go off to their dorm and the beginning of their new chapter in life and you set out for the emptier house that you will now live in. What thoughts, feelings and advice do you want to stick? "Always make your bed!"? "Don’t wear your hair that way!"? Surely not. This is a moment to tell them the big things. Things you feel about them as children, as people. Wise things. Things that have guided you in your life. _______ 1. I’d like to ask parents to think about what kind of people they want to take care of them when they are old. _______ 2. Parents may feel emotional about sending children off to college, and this is not an easy and smooth change in life. _______ 3. Naturally, parents want to help their children solve problems and succeed. _______ 4. Every year I’m honored to speak to parents of freshmen who come to Emory University. _______ 5. Parents should know that while in college, their children still need one semester to learn to grow up to be college students. _______ 6. Parents should use this special and rare moment of saying goodbye to tell their children what they will remember. _______ 7. New freshmen have plenty of advice for them already, so I’d like to talk to their parents to help them. _______ 8. The more help parents offer to their children, the weaker the children will become and the more probably the children will depend on them. _______ 9. I want to advise parents to allow their children to solve problems and make good decisions on their own. _______ 10. I want parents to know that although it may be hard to get over the emptiness after their children have left for college, they should feel excited about their new life.简答题It is a year when our children begin learning to develop an entirely new relationship with the world as they head down to the road to independence. (Para.2) A、It is the time that our children will make a different relationship with the future because they are going to an independent road. B、This is the time that our children will become independent and change the relationship with the world.简答题That basketball player is ___________ the tallest man I’ve ever seen. A、no excuse B、in excuse C、in doubt D、no doubt多选题My wife and I feel both excited and worried about our child’s freshmen year because it is the time for him to be (1) _______ . I think college is the best starter for him to become a useful (2) _______ . However, facing with such a (3) _______ world, I still (4) _______ what holds (5) _______ for him and whether he would receive enough and (6) _______ education. As parents, we hope that college learning experience should be (7) _______ by a sharp sense of (8) _______ , a good world-view, and a genuine (9) _______ to community and to helping others, and after 4 years, our son could (10) _______ with imagination.简答题She may not be the most interesting speaker, but what she said _______ make a lot of sense. A、did B、has C、does D、do多选题0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> A new study says students who attended for-profit private colleges in the United States to learn a trade saw their earnings drop. The report by the National Bureau of Economic Research said, on average, people who attended for-profit colleges made 1,500 more per year than they did before starting their studies, the report said. And, the report noted that about nine out of 10 students borrowed money to attend for-profit colleges. The average debt for people attending two-year for-profit colleges was $8,000. The report looked at schools preparing students for a number of trades, including health care, car repair and beauty treatment. Overall, researchers found that many students who attended for-profit schools made less money than they did before going to these colleges. They found lower pay and higher debt for people attending private, for-profit schools, compared to public colleges in all 50 U.S. states. 1. What is the news report mainly about? A、The difficulty of for-profit colleges in attracting students. B、The salaries for-profit private college graduates can earn. C、The types of jobs taken by students from different colleges. D、The costs of receiving college education for different degrees.简答题The questions about the factory fire _______ the spokesman. A、embarrassed B、embarrassing C、embarrasses D、were embarrassed by多选题0|show" data-onresultcheck="*redo|*.na|hide@*correct|*.na|hide@*reset|*.na|hide"> High school students spend years taking classes that will help them deal with the challenges of college courses. But according to a new national survey, most freshmen were unprepared for campus in one important way: emotionally. The First Year College Experience survey, conducted by three organizations The JED Foundation, Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, and The Jordan Porco Foundation, found that 60 percent of freshmen said they wished they had "more help getting emotionally ready for college." Emotional preparedness referred to the ability to take care of oneself, learn to grow in new environments, control unpleasant emotions or behavior and build good relationships. It was closely linked to the success of a student’s freshman year. The survey of 1,502 college freshmen showed that those who felt less emotionally prepared for college had lower GPAs and would more probably say that their first year experience was "terrible." Researchers pointed out that teachers and parents put emphasis on preparing high school students for exams and college-level classes, but did not prepare them for life away at college. They recommended teaching students life skills, such as managing time, money, sleep, eating habits, and relationships. 4. What did researchers think teachers and parents should teach students? A、How to take care of others with sympathy. B、How to meet the needs of today’s job market. C、How to deal with social and life challenges. D、How to prepare for exams and college classes.简答题They are both very _______ and felt it was a gift from God. A、religious B、sacred C、holy D、divine