2013年广州高二英语水平考试.docVIP

2013学年度广州市高中二年级学生英语学业水平测试 第一节 完形填空 (共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分) Some say online learning will replace university education, but degrees still have a value. Perhaps there is ___16__ for both. “University wasn’t for me,” says Rachel Stiles. “I wasn’t __17__ for it at the time, I wasn’t mature enough.”” Stiles __18__ her course and found a job instead. But she realized that a university degree would be __19__ for her dream career in medicine. With her __20__ in mind, she kept her job and began a distance learning degree in medical science. She says: “I really enjoyed being able to __21__ a living, while also studying to further my future job. I enjoyed being able to come home in the evenings and having something else to focus on that I was really __22__in.” It also seems like employers are putting more emphasis on __23__ and personal characteristics that they are on your actual degree, “If you can show to employer that you’ve worked and also studied for a __24__ at he same time, it proves you are hardworking,” says Julie. “If anybody of any age wants to further themselves, or to learn something, it’s such a(n) __25__ way of doing it.” Judy Wivell, a science lecturer in social science in New Zealand, was in her early 60s when she became a __26__ again, talking a postgraduate course at Derby University. She says: “I wanted a supervision qualification to support my work, where I __27__ supervise (监督) students,” she says. Today, online degree courses can offer __28__ experiences to traditional universities, but they cannot __29__ the role of universities. They can serve another purpose though: they can help you take your career to the next __30__. 16. A space B. problem C. time D. class 17. A. good B. ready C. sorry D. lucky 18. A. took B. won C. quit D. studied 19. A. difficult B. useless C. important D. successful 20. A. rules B. stories C. goals D. changes 21. A. find B. make C. get D.