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I. Choose the best answer from the four choices. 1. He suggested _____D______. A. to hire a car B. of hiring a car C. we hired a car D. our hiring a car 2. China’s entry into WTO has a great influence ___B_______ every Chinese. A. to B. upon C. in D. with 3. ____C_____ he said about the news is hard to believe. A. That B. It C. What D. Whether 4. 29 free medical services are ___B____ to nearly all the college students in China. 　 A. favorite B. available C. convenient D. average 5. In nearly any country, there always exists a ____A___ gap between the old and the young. A. generation B. dynasty C. time D. ounce 6. I am a new ___B____. I was hired yesterday. A. employer B. employee C. employment D. employ 7. Your ___B____ to teaching is different from mine. A. thinking B. approach C. fuel D. lump 8. They guaranteed our victory and ____C______ our victory helped them a lot. A. on turn B. in turns C. in turn D. in return 9. Isn’t it about time we _____D_____ our lunch? A. have B. should C. will have D. had 10. _____A_____ opposite to the teacher, he felt very nervous. A. Seated B. Sat C. Seating D. Being sat II. Reading Comprehension Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, Columbia: These schools have a lot in common. Their admissions are incredibly competitive, they charge a high price and graduates have a big advantage in finding a good job. In fact, graduates from famous schools might not enjoy as much of an advantage in the job markets as many think, and that a big name on your diploma doesn’t always mean a big payoff. Let’s start with the cost: Tuition at the top schools can easily average $35,000 per year or more, while a lesser-known school might cost up to $ 20,000 areas so students have to add their living costs to their tuition bill. Once they graduate, howe