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Completion A In the United States, few jobs 1 （come）with lifetime appointments. Federal judges, including justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, and college professors are on the short list.Professors can earn what is known as?tenure.The idea of tenure 2 （get）popular? over 100 years ago?when university presidents at some famous schools decided it was important to protect professors from outside interference. The idea is that a professor with tenure is free to teach or do research even if their states leader 3 (do)not like the subject. As a result, it is rare for a professor with tenure to be dismissed.Those who argue against tenure say professors 4 (may) work hard 5 (lead) up to what is known as a tenure?review, and then stop working as hard after their job is safe. In addition, some experts worry that tenure protects professors who are 6 (accuse)of bad behavior.Young professors who are hired for jobs where tenure is a possibility are said to have tenure track jobs. They often have a review after their 7 (five)year. If they earn tenure, then they have a job that is largely guaranteed for as long as they want it.The review is extremely 8 (detail). Professors are judged by other members of the university on the quality of their teaching, the amount of research they have 9 (do)in their subject and books and studies they have 10 (write). Professors at other schools write letters and past students can add their thoughts. come 2. got 3. does 4.might 5.leading 6. accused 7.fifth 8. detailed 9. done 10. written B This year, on the 20th?anniversary and with the Afghanistan war ending, September 11 – or 9/11 – is an issue she cannot avoid.She has questions she 1 (plan) to ask students in her international diplomacy class: What do you know about 9/11, why it happened, and what happened afterwards? And how is it connected to Afghanistan?I think its really important that teachers dont?shy away from 2 (teach)about these things, Bedir said.