外教社新世纪英专本科生系列（修订版）：英语阅读 第1册 PPT课件Unit 1.pptx

;; ;Please give your opinions on the following topics. How is university life different from high school life? What are some of the best things about university life? And what are some of the most difficult things you experience in university life? Did you join any clubs at university? What kind of activities did you do with other club members?;Professor Wang has office hours Monday and Wednesday mornings from 9: 00 to 11: 00. A. B. C. ;The medical records were sent to the doctor for review. A. B. C. The first draft of his novel needed substantial rewriting. A. B. C. ;She is affiliated with the reading club, beginning as a founding member and presently serving as the organizational leader. A. B. C. Each service trip typically revolves around a theme that ties together travel, volunteer work, community engagement, and cultural exchange. A. B. C. ;Teachers should nurture their students’ creativity. A. B. C. She listed her former teacher as a reference when she applied for the job. A. B. C. ;She uses her phone for texting much more than calling. A. B. C. ;Text Summary: A professor gave his nephew a list of advice for college freshmen when the young man started college. The professor advised college freshmen to attend classes regularly, get to know the teachers, affiliate with campus groups, stay healthy, make friends, and enjoy independent life. The nephew found the advice worked.; A year ago, when my nephew was beginning his first year of college, I put together a list of advice for college freshmen based on my years as a professor and the advice of colleagues and former students. Last week I checked in to see if my advice had been of any help. The original list appears below, with comments from Elias, now a rising sophomore. Show up Attend every class unless you have a contagious illness. (Woody Allen was right: 80% of success is just showing up.) And don’t sit in the back; I can practically predict a stud