Gettingadegreeinlife(P1)FallinginlovewithLebanon(P3).ppt

2. Which of the following is TRUE according to the text? A. In the championship game in the next season, Dorsey showed that he had drawn a lesson from his mistake. B. Dorsey was the first guy from his high school kicked off a college team. C. Many people in his neighborhood believed college would change Dorsey. D. Dorsey was brought up in a challenging but supportive environment. 3. The passage is mainly about _____. A. respecting one’s opponents B. Joey Dorsey’ lesson in humility C. the challenges Joey Dorsey faced in his life D. how to take advantage of college education 4. Which would the writer probably agree to? A. Many professional sports players are too young to be respectful to their opponents. B. People shower too much money and fame on young professional sports players. C. College education can be a good influence on one’s development. D. Money and fame cannot contribute to one’s growth. 4. Which is NOT true according to the passage? A. Lebanon was the homeland of the author’s parents. B. Lebanese people are famous for their expensive tastes. C. Compared with America, Lebanon has a short history. D. Like her parents, the author was polite to others. Long time rivalry turns to the Internet (P4) 从文章第一段开始文章就说两大学的竞争扩大到了互联网上，之后介绍了具体的情况。所以D项正确。 3. From the text, we can see that ____.A. the two high-level universities are worried that they are falling behind in the electronic ageB. the two high-level universities are afraid they haven’t been accessible enough to common peopleC. the two universities offered almost the same reason for their launchD. the two universities never hide the fact that they are competing 从第三段可以看出C正确。D项从第三段第一句They deny the simultaneous launch is designed to start an iTunes race，可以判断错误。 4. What does the sentence “After eight centuries the competition between the institutions is fairly even” mean?A. The competition is totally academic.B. The competition is quite fierce.C. The two