PＡRTVREADINGCOMPREHEＮSＩOＮ ? ? ?[2５MIN]Iｎｔhissectionｔhereａrefoｕrｐassａｇｅsｆolｌｏweｄbyquestｉonsoruｎfinｉshｅdstａｔements,eachwｉｔhfoursuggeｓｔｅｄansｗｅrｓmarkedA，B，CanｄD.Ｃｈoosｅｔheonethatｙouthiｎkisｔhebeｓtａnsｗer.TＥXTATｈeｃaseforcｏｌlegeｈａsbｅe(cuò)nａccepｔeｄwitｈoutｑuｅｓtionformorｅｔhanagｅneratｉoｎ.Allhigｈschooｌgradｕatesoughttoｇｏ,sayｓｃonvｅnｔioｎalwisdｏmandsｔaｔisｔｉcａlｅvideｎｃe,bｅcａｕsｅcolleｇewilｌhｅｌpｔhemeaｒnmoremoｎey，become"bｅtter"people,andleaｒntｏbemorereｓpoｎｓibleciｔiｚeｎｓthaｎthｏsｅｗhodon＇tgo.Ｂutcollegeｈａsnevｅｒbeenａblｅｔowｏｒkiｔsmaｇicforeｖerｙｏne.Ａndnｏｗthatcloｓetｏhalfｏurhighschｏolgｒadｕａｔesareatｔendinｇ,ｔhoｓｅwhodｏn'ｔfitthｅpatternａrebecoｍｉngmoｒenuｍeｒｏｕs，ａndmｏreｏｂvｉous．Collegegraduaｔesaｒesellｉngshoesanddrivingtaxis;coｌｌegeｓtuｄentsintｅrｆｅrewitheachother'sexpｅｒimｅｎｔsanｄwritefaｌsｅlettersｏfrecommeｎｄaｔｉｏｎｉｎｔhｅinｔenｓecomｐeｔitionforadmissｉｏnｔoｇｒadｕａｔeｓchool.Othｅｒｆinｄnostimulaｔiｏniｎthｅirstudieｓ,andｄrｏｐｏuｔ—oftenencｏuragedbycｏllegeadｍiniｓｔrators.Sｏmeｏbseｒｖerｓｓaｙthefaｕltiswithｔheyoungpeoｐｌethemselｖｅs—thｅyareｓpoilｅdandtheyａreｅxpecｔingtoｏmuｃh.Bｕｔｔｈａt(yī)ｉsａcondemnatｉonｏfthestudentｓasａｗhole,aｎｄdｏｅsn'texplａinallcａmpusunhappiｎｅss.Othersblamethestａt(yī)ｅofthｅwｏrld,aｎdtheyarｅparｔlｙｒigｈt．Weｈaｖebｅe(cuò)nｔoｌdthaｔyoungpeoｐlehａvetｏgotocｏlｌegｅbeｃauseoｕrｅconoｍycan'tabsorbａnaｒmｙofunｔraiｎedｅiｇhtｅe(cuò)n-year-ｏlds．Bｕｔdｉsaｐpointedｇraｄuatesａrｅlearｎｉngthａt(yī)itcanｎolongerａbｓorbaｎａrmｙofｔraｉnedtｗenty-ｔwｏ-ｙear-oｌds,either.Someadvｅntuｒesomeeducatorsａndwatcheｒshavｅopｅnlyｂeguntosuggesttｈatｃollegeｍａｙｎotｂethｅbeｓt,ｔheｐroper,theonｌyplａceforｅｖeryｙoungpersｏnａftertheｃomｐletｉoｎｏfhighscｈｏoｌ.Wemaｙhavebeｅnlookｉnｇatａｌlthｏsesurvｅyｓａndstaｔisticsｕｐsidedoｗｎ,itseems,andｔhrｏughtｈeｒosygloｗofｏurownrｅｍeｍberedcｏllegｅｅxｐｅrｉencｅs．Pｅrhａｐsｃollegedoesｎ'tmakepeｏpｌeｉｎteｌliｇeｎt,ambiｔiｏuｓ,ｈaｐｐy,liｂｅrａｌ,ｏrqｕｉｃktolearnthinｇｓ—mayitiｓjustｔheoｔheｒwayarouｎd，aｎdｉnｔelｌigent，aｍbｉtiｏus,ｈapｐy,ｌibｅral,qｕick-lｅａrnｉｎgpeoplｅａreｍｅrelyｔheoneswｈｏhaveｂeeｎattractedtｏcollegeinthefｉrｓｔplace．Aｎdpｅrhaｐsallthｏsesucceｓsfuｌcolleｇegｒａduatｅsｗoｕｌdｈavｅbeｅnsuｃcessｆuｌwhetｈｅrtｈeyhadｇoｎeｔocｏlｌegeoｒnot.Thiｓｉｓherｅsyｔｏｔhoseｏfｕｓwｈｏhａvebeenｂroughｔｕpｔobelieｖethatiｆalｉttleｓｃhooｌiｎgisgood，morehaｓtobeｍuchｂｅtter.Butｃｏntrarｙevideｎceisbｅgｉnninｇｔomountuｐ.Acｃｏrdiｎgｔotheaｕｔhor,___.?A.pｅｏplｅusedｔoｑuｅstionｔｈevalｕeofcｏlｌegeeducation.?B.pｅoplｅusedtohaｖefulｌcoｎｆiｄenｃｅinhｉｇｈｅredｕｃaｔｉｏn.?C.ａｌｌhｉghｓcｈｏoｌｇｒaｄuateswｅｎttoｃoｌlｅge.?D．ｖｅｒyfｅwｈiｇｈscｈｏｏｌgraｄuateschoseｔｏgotｏcollege.Intｈｅ2ｎdpaｒagｒaph,＂thoｓewhodoｎ＇tfiｔthepatteｒn"referｔｏ＿＿_(dá).

A.higｈscｈoolgrａduateswhoaren'tsuitabｌeｆorcｏllｅgｅe(cuò)ducation.?B．colｌeｇｅgrａduateｓwhｏareseｌｌinｇshｏｅsanddｒivingtaxis.?C.cｏｌleｇｅsｔudeｎtswhｏaren'tanybetteｒｆoｒthｅｉrhiｇｈeｒｅducatiｏn.

Ｄ.highｓchooｌgｒａduaｔｅｓwhoｆaiｌｅdtｏbｅａdmittedtｏcollege.Tｈedｒｏpoutratｅofcｏlleｇestudeｎtsｓeemstｏgoｕｐｂecauｓe＿_(dá)＿.

A.ｙｏunｇpeopｌｅaｒediｓａppoｉntedwｉthtｈｅconvenｔioｎalwaｙofteaｃhiｎｇatｃolｌege.?B.manypｅoplｅａｒerｅｑｕiredtoｊｏinｔhearmy.

C．yｏｕｎｇpｅoplehａvｅlittleｍotivaｔioｎinpｕｒsｕingahighereducation．

D.youngpeopleｄｏｎ＇tｌiketheiｎtensecｏmpetitionｆoｒadmissioｎtｏgraｄuａt(yī)ｅscｈool.Ａccｏrｄinｇtothepassaｇe,theproblemｓoｆcoｌlｅｇeｅducatｉonｐarｔlyorigｉnａt(yī)ｅiｎtheｆactthat__＿.?A.ｓocietycａnnｏtprovｉdeｅnｏughjobsforproｐerlytraｉnedｇraduates.?Ｂ.Higｈschoｏlｇｒaduatesdonotfitｔhepatternofcoｌlegeeducａｔion．?C.Ｔooｍａnystｕdeｎtshavetoeaｒnthｅｉroｗｎlivｉｎg.?D.Cｏlｌｅｇeadmｉnistraｔorsencｏｕrａgestudentstoｄropoｕt.Inthｉspassagetheａuthｏrａrguesthaｔ___．?Ａ.morｅanｄmoreeviｄencｅｓｈowsｃolｌeｇｅe(cuò)duｃationmaynotbetheｂeｓｔtｈingforhｉghschoolｇｒadｕates.

Ｂ.Cｏllegeedｕｃationiｓnｏｔｅnouｇhifonewaｎtstoｂｅsuccesｓｆul．?C.Collegeeduｃatioｎｂeｎefitｓonlyｔheiｎtelligent,ambiｔiｏus，andqｕｉcｋ-lｅarnｉnｇｐｅople.

D.Intelliｇentpeoｐlｅmａｙlearｎquickｅｒifthｅｙdon'tgotocollege．TEXTBＷhatweｋｎowofpｒenaｔalｄｅveｌｏpmenｔmaｋeｓallthiｓatｔｅmptmaｄebyａmotheｒｔomolｄｔheｃharactｅrofheｒunboｒncｈilｄbｙstｕdyingpoetry,ａｒt,ｏrmａt(yī)hemａｔiｃsｄｕｒingprｅgnancyseｅmuttｅｒlyｉｍｐosｓiblｅ.Howｃｏｕldｓucheｘtｒｅmelｙcomplｅxinfｌｕencespassfromｔhｅmoｔｈｅｒtotｈeｃhild?Ｔheｒeｉsnoconnｅcｔionbetweentheirnｅrｖｏussysｔｅms.Eventｈeｂlｏoｄｖessｅlsofｍｏｔherａnｄchildｄｏｎotjoｉｎｄirecｔly．Aneｍｏtionａｌshocktotｈｅｍothｅrｗillａfｆeｃｔｈeｒｃhilｄ,ｂeｃａuseｉtchangｅstheａｃtivityoｆｈerglanｄsaｎdsothechemisｔryｈｅrbloｏd．Ａnｙchｅｍicaｌchangeｉnthemｏther'ｓbｌooｄwｉllafｆecttheｃhildｆorｂeｔｔerorwｏｒsｅ．Buｔｗecannoｔseehｏｗalookinｇｆoｒmａt(yī)heｍatｉcｓorpoeticgeniuｓcａnbedissｏlveｄinｂloodandproduceasｉｍilarlikingorｇｅｎiｕsiｎthｅｃｈild.Inourdiｓcuｓsionofinstiｎctswesawthatthｅrewasreａsontobeｌievethatｗhatｅｖerwｅinheriｔmustbeofsoｍeverｙｓiｍｐlesortrａt(yī)herthananycoｍplicateｄorveryｄefinitｅkindofbehａviｏｒ.Itiscｅrtａiｎthatnooneinheriｔsaknowledgeoｆmathｅmａt(yī)iｃs.Itmaybe，howevｅr,thaｔchildreｎinherｉtmｏrｅorlessofarａt(yī)hergｅneralａｂiｌitythatwemaｙcallinｔellｉgｅnce.Ifveryiｎtelｌigentchildreｎｂｅｃomedeeｐlyinteresｔedｉｎｍatｈeｍatｉcs,theｙwiｌｌprobablymａkｅasuｃｃｅssofｔhatｓtudy.Aｓfｏrｍuｓicalability,ｉｔｍａｙbetｈatｗhatｉsinheritediｓanespeciａlｌｙｓｅｎsｉtｉveear,apｅculiａrｓtructureoｆthehaｎdsoｒtheｖｏcalｏrgａnscｏnｎectｉonsbｅtweenneｒveｓａndｍuｓclesthatmａｋeｉtcomｐarａt(yī)iｖｅlyeasytolearnthｅｍｏveｍentsamuｓiciａnmustexecｕte,anｄparticuｌarｌｙｖigoｒousemotｉonｓ．Iftｈeｓefactｏrｓareallorｇanｉzedaｒｏｕnｄmuｓic,thecｈｉldmayｂeｃomeamusｉｃian．Thｅｓaｍｅfacｔｏｒs,iｎothercｉrcｕmstａncｅmigｈtbｅｏｒgaｎiｚedａboutsomeｏｔheｒcenteｒofｉnteresｔ.Ｔｈericｈeｍotionaleｑuｉpmentmightｆｉndｅｘpresｓioniｎpoｅtｒｙ．Thecａpableｆingersｍｉgｈtdeveloｐskillinｓuｒgerｙ.Iｔisnoｔthｅknowleｄｇeofmｕsicｔhaｔiｓinherｉted,ｔhｅｎnorｅventheloveoｆit,ｂuｔａcertaiｎboｄilｙsｔｒucｔｕrｅtｈatmaｋesｉtcomｐａrativｅlyeａsyｔｏacｑuｉremuｓicａlkｎｏｗledgeandｓｋilｌ.Ｗhｅthｅrｔｈatabiｌｉtyshallbedirｅctedｔowａrdmuｓiｃoｒsomeoｔhｅｒundｅrtａkingmａybeｄeｃiｄeｄentireｌyｂｙforｃesinthｅe(cuò)ｎvirｏnmｅntiｎwhｉchａcｈｉldgｒowsup.Whichofｔhｅfollowｉnｇstａt(yī)ｅmｅntsisｎottrｕe??A.Somemothｅrstryｔoinfｌuｅncetｈｅｉrunboｒnchildrenｂｙstudyinｇarｔaｎdｏtｈｅrsｕbjｅctｓdurinｇtheirpregnancy.?B．Itｉsuttｅrｌyｉmpｏssibleforｕstoleａｒｎaｎｙthｉｎgabｏutprenatａldeｖｅlopment.?C．Tｈebloodvesseｌsoｆmｏｔherandｃhｉlddｏnｏtjoinｄiｒectｌy.

Ｄ.Thｅreａrenoconnectioｎbｅtweeｎｍｏtheｒ＇sｎeｒvouｓsystｅmsaｎdhｅrunbornchｉld's.Aｍoｔherｗillaffectherunｂｏrｎbabｙontheconditionｔhａt(yī)__＿＿.

Ａ．sheisｅmotｉonallyshocｋed?B.sｈehasagoｏdkｎoｗleｄgeｏｆinheritancｅ?C．shｅｔａkeｓｐaｒtinallｋiｎdoｆactｉvｉtｉes

D．ｓhestickstostｕdyingAccordingｔｏthepasｓａge,ａchiｌdmayinheriｔ____.?Ａ.ｅveｒytｈingfroｍｈisｍother

B.aknowledｇeｏfｍatｈeｍａt(yī)ics

C.arathergｅｎｅｒａｌaｂilitythaｔwecallintelｌｉgｅnce

D.ｈeｒmoｔhｅｒ'sｍusicalａｂｉlｉtyIfachildinheriｔssomｅthingfrｏmhiｓｍotheｒ，ｓｕchasanespecｉａllｙsensitiｖeear，apeculｉａrstructureoｆthｅhandsｏroｆtｈevｏｃalorgans,ｈｅwill____．

A.suｒｅlybecomeｍusiｃian

B.ｍosｔlｙｂｅｃomeａpｏeｔ?C.ｐoｓsibｌybecoｍｅatｅaｃhｅr?Ｄ．becomeaｍｕｓｉciａｎontｈeｃｏｎｄitioｎｔhatalｌthesefacｔorｓａｒｅorｇaｎiｚedａrouｎｄmuｓｉcWhichofｔhefolｌowingistｈebeｓttitｌｅfortheｐasｓage?

Ａ.ＲoleoｆInｈeriｔａnｃe.?B.AnUｎboｒｎChild.

C.Functioｎofinｓtinｃts．?D.InheｒｉｔedＴalentsTＥXTCWhichissafer-stａyｉngathome,traveｌiｎgtowoｒｋｏｎｐublictｒansport,orwｏrｋｉngintheｏｆｆice？Sｕrpｒisingly,eachoftｈeseｃａrｒiesｔhｅsamｅriｓｋ，wｈiｃhisveryｌow.Ｈｏwever，whataboutflyinｇcomｐaredｔoｗoｒkiｎginｔhechemiｃalｉndustry?Unｆortunately,thefｏｒmｅｒis65tｉmeｓrisｋierthanｔhｅlａｔter!Inｆact，theaｃcidentrateoｆworkerｓｉｎthechｅmｉcalinduｓtｒyiｓleｓsthaｎthaｔofalmostaｎyofｈuｍanactivｉty,aｎdａlmostaｓsafeasstayingａt(yī)ｈome.Thｅｔroubleｗitｈthechｅmｉcaｌinｄustryisthatｗhｅnthingｓgowronｇthｅyoftencausedeａｔhtoｔhosｅlｉｖinｇｎearby.Itistｈiswhiｃｈｍａkeschｅmiｃalaccidentssoｎewsworｔｈy.Ｆortunateｌy,tｈｅyareｅxtremelyｒａｒｅ.TｈemoｓtfａｍousｏneshappenedaｔＴexasCｉｔｙ（1947),Fliｘboｒｏugh（19７4），Seveso（１9７6)，Pemex（１98４）aｎdＢhｏpａｌ(1９8４).Soｍeofthesｅaｒｅaｌwaｙsinthemindｓofthｅｐeoｐleeｖeｎthoｕｇｈtｈeloｓsoflifewａssmall.NｏoneｄiｅｄatＳeveso,ａndonly2８wｏrkersatFｌiｘboｒｏugh．ＴhｅworsｔａｃcidｅｎtｏfallwasＢhopaｌ,wheｒｅuptｏ3,00０wereｋiｌｌｅd.TheTｅxａsCityｅxploｓionofｆertiｌizｅｒkiｌｌed5５2．ＴhePｅmexfireatastoraｇｅplaｎtｆorｎａt(yī)uｒaｌgaｓｉnthesｕbuｒbｓofMexicｏＣiｔｙtook542liveｓ，justaｍoｎｔhbeforeｔｈeｕnｆortunateｅveｎtatＢhopal.Soｍｅe(cuò)xpeｒｔshaｖediscuｓseｄｔheｓｅaccidentsａndusedeaｃhaｃciｄentｔoilｌuｓｔrateaｐaｒｔiculaｒdanger.ＴhustheＴexａｓＣityexploｓioｎｗａscaｕｓedｂytonｓoｆａmmoｎiumｎiｔrate(硝酸銨)，wｈicｈｉssafｅunlesssｔoredingrｅatquaｎtity.TheＦlixｂｏrｏuｇｈfiｒeballwａsthefaultofmanagemｅnt,ｗhichtookriskｓtokeｅpｐrodｕctiｏngoingdurｉngeｓsentialrｅpairs．ThｅSevｅsｏaccidentshowswhathａppensｉftheｌocａｌauthｏritiesｌacｋknowledgeoｆtｈedａngｅronｔheirdoorstep．Whenthｅpoｉsonousgａsｄriftedoｖｅrthｅtown,localleａdersweｒeincapaｂlｅｏftａkｉngeffectiveaction.ThePemexfirｅｗaｓmaｄeｗorsebｙanｏverlｏadedｓiteinaｎoｖercｒoｗdeｄｓuburb.Theｆiｒeseｔofｆachainｒeacｔiｏnosｅxｐｌodingstorａgetａnkｓ．Yｅt，ｂyamiraｃｌe，tｈeｔwolarｇestｔanksdidｎoｔexploｄe.Hadｔhｅseｃauｇhtfｉｒe,ｔhen3,000ｓtrｏngrescueteamandｆｉrｅfightersｗouldａllhavｅdｉeｄ．Ｗhｉｃhｏftｈefollowiｎgstａｔementsiｓtrｕｅ?

A.Ｗo(hù)rｋingaｔｔheoffiｃeissaferthaｎsｔａyiｎgaｔｈｏｍe．?B．Ｔraveｒｌlｉｎgtoworkonpublictraｎｓｐoｒｔissafeｒthaｎwoｒkingaｔtheｏｆfｉce.?C.Sｔａｙｉngａt(yī)ｈoｍeｉssaferthaｎｗorkinｇinthechemiｃalindｕstｒｙ．?D.Workｉngｉnthecｈeｍicalindustｒyisｓaferthａntraｖｅlｉngbyair．.Chｅmicalａcｃidenｔｓaｒｅｕsualｌyimｐorｔaｎtenｏuｇhｔobereportｅｄasneｗｓｂecａuｓe＿＿_(dá)＿．

A．theyａｒeveｒyrａｒe?B.theyofｔｅncauselossoｆｌife

C.thｅyalwayｓoｃcｕrinbｉgcｉties

D．ｔｈeｙarouseｔheintｅrｅｓtofalｌthereａdersＡccoｒdingｔopａｓｓagｅ,thechemicａlaccideｎtthatcauｓeｄbｙｔheｆaultofmaｎａgementｈaｐｐｅnedａt(yī)＿_(dá)__.?A.Tｅxascｉty

B.FlｉxbｏrｏuｇhFromｔhepasｓageｗekｎｏwtｈａｔａmmoniumnitrateisakindof＿_(dá)__.?Ａ.natｕralgaｓ，ｗｈichｃaｎｅaｓｉlycatcｈfｉｒe

B.fｅrtｉlizｅｒ,wｈichｃａｎ＇tｂeｓtoredinagreatqｕanｔｉty

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