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1) Why does Prof. Neusner tell the graduates that the professors take no pride in their educational achievement? (Para. 1) 2) What are the two attitudes toward errors according to Prof. Neusner? (Para. 2) 3) Why is college an altogether forgiving world according to Prof. Neusner? (Para. 3-5) 4) What is Prof. Daniel’s viewpoint? (Para. 6) 5)?What advice does Prof. Neusner offer graduates? (Para. 8) 1) What are the points that Ida Timothee’s going to argue against in this passage? (Para. 1) 2) How does Ida Timothee comment on Neusner’s points? (Para. 2) 3) What is Ida’s argument against Neusner’s point that college is not preparing students for real life? (Para. 3) 4) What does Ida think of college? (Para. 5) 1) The check is payable on presentation. 2) They are preparing for the presentation of a new musical. 3. the act of giving someone a prize or present 授予，颁发 1) The presentation of prizes will begin at three o’clock. 2) See to it that the presentation ceremony goes smoothly. Back to the text Word Study Part Two: In-Class Reading Passage I Word Study look back on think about the past 回顾 1) I often look back on my youth and smile at some of the things I did. 2) I like to look back on my high school days, which were among the happiest in my life. 3) Most of us, after all, can look back on honor grades for most of what you have done. Back to the text Part Two: In-Class Reading Passage I Word Study deserve vt. to be worthy of; have or earn something by good or bad action or behavior 1) The only thing you deserve is a good beating because of your laziness! 2) He obviously doesn’t deserve such a reward. Back to the text Part Two: In-Class Reading Passage I Word Study adequate adj. 1. good enough or large enough for a particular purpose 适当的，足够的 1) The boat has an adequate supply of food and water for ten days at sea. 2) The reason I didn’t do well in my exams is that I didn’t have adequate time to prepare. 2. satisfacto