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KEYUnit 11.3.2 实验案例1-2 文章理解（T1）(1) Reading Skills1) He understood the distinction between fascism and communism, subjects on which I was utterly ignorant. He was interested in politics and foreign policy, subjects that bored me. He listened to classical music, to which I was completely deaf. (Para. 2)2) Just when she had begun to lose faith that something would come along, providence had assumed the shape of Charlie Sussman and smiled upon us. (Para. 19)3) It was a very small envelope. Very small. Hopkins had obviously decided I was not worth wasting much stationery on. (Para. 30)4) She had to do something ordinary, I suppose, or risk fainting with delight. (Para. 37)(2) Questions and Answers1) She hoped that something would come along to enable Baker to go to college and turn him into a man of letters. (Para. 1)2) Baker admired Sussman greatly for the wide range of his knowledge, which far exceeded himself. (Para. 2)3) Sussman was shocked and glared at Baker in amazement. He regarded this decision as an offense to education and asked Baker to apply for scholarship and go to college together with him. (Para. 13)4) Apart from praying, she worked with Baker every night on a home refresher course in mathematics, held the math books and conducted quizzes on geometry and algebra, laboriously checked his solutions against those in the back of the books and struggled with him to discover his mistakes. (Para. 21)5) As he counted the boys in the room and realized the fierce competition, he decided it was foolish to leave the slightest possibility untouched. (Para. 23)(3) True or False1) F. As the final year of high school neared its end, my mother was also becoming worried. She’d hoped for years that something would come along to enable me to go to college. (Para. 1)2) F. I did not listen to classical music because I was not interested in it and couldn’t appreciate its beauty. (Para. 2)3) F. Before applying for college, I only knew Johns Hopkins as a hospital and produced do