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文章大意:这是一篇议论文。文章讲述了你为什么需要大学学位的理由。

1 . Whether your kid can count on a sizable inheritance (遗产) or your family is living pay period to pay period, a college degree is a must. Along with the invisible life skills you get from those formative years on campus, college comes with a bankable payout: A Georgetown University study found that, on average, college graduates make a million dollars more over a lifetime than people who stop at high school.

Recently, a Bronx nonprofit asked me to speak to a group of high schoolers whose families were struggling financially. The participants were (rightly) worried about taking on too much college debt. Here’s what I told them: Even when you subtract (扣除) tuition, lost earnings during the college years, and other factors, an average college grad will still take in $300,000 more than those without a college degree.

And while rising tuition fees are a serious worry, free college programs of one kind or another have sprung up in more than 20 states. My own home state, New York, boasts one of the most comprehensive efforts. The Excelsior Scholarship program guarantees that students at public institutions attend tuition-free if their family earns under $110,000 a year.

Even in Silicon Valley, where there are many successful people who don’t own a college degree, I asked a group of parents there if it’s true that kids are giving up a college degree because they’re sure they’ll be rich people. The answer was a resounding, unapologetic no.

The truth is that in this STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)-centric age, any form of home-schooling or social education can’t replace the formal school education. Especially in an age when many low-end careers are being replaced by artificial intelligence (AI), a college degree can give your kid an edge.

1. In writing paragraph 1, the author aims to ________.
A.propose a definitionB.make a comparison
C.give an exampleD.present an argument
2. What can we infer from the text?
A.Free college programs are available all over the USA.
B.In the STEM-centric age, a college degree is essential.
C.In New York, all public school students are tuition-free.
D.Children from rich families don’t need a college degree.
3. What is happening to the low-end careers?
A.They are developing very rapidly.
B.They are all being engaged by AI.
C.They are all depending on a degree.
D.They are disappearing because of AI.
4. Which is the most suitable title for the text?
A.Why do you need a college degree?
B.Where can you enjoy free education?
C.What is a must in the STEM-centric age?
D.How much do people with a degree earn in US?
文章大意:本文是一篇新闻报道。文章讲述了Jason Arday虽然患有自闭症和整体发育迟缓,但成功成为剑桥大学有史以来最年轻的黑人教授,他专注于教育学领域,希望实现大学教育向所有人开放的愿望。

2 . When Jason Arday was aged three he was diagnosed with _________ and global development delay, which can _________ the way a person learns and understands things. He couldn’t speak until he was 11, or _________ and write until he was 18. Now aged 37, Arday is the _________ ever black professor at the University of Cambridge.

Arday has always wanted to help people. As a child he remembers _________, “if I don’t make it as a football player or a professional snooker player, _________ I want to save the world.”

Supported by his college _________ and friend Sandro Sandri, Arday began reading and writing in his late teens. Even though he had a reading age of 13 when he started his _________, he passed and trained as a PE teacher. As he _________ in schools, Arday said he could see __________ children from black and ethnic minorities weren’t always given the same __________ to learn.

When Arday told Sandri that he wanted to __________ his studies into education, Sandri told him he could “__________ the world and win”.

Sandri was right, and now Arday is a __________ of sociology of education at Cambridge. As one of just five black professors there, he will be studying how to make university education open to everyone, and he hopes his work will inspire other people. “Talking is one thing; __________ it is what matters,” he said.

1.
A.symptomB.phenomenonC.autismD.disease
2.
A.affectB.leadC.reflectD.change
3.
A.paintB.playC.restD.read
4.
A.oldestB.smallestC.youngestD.biggest
5.
A.linkingB.thinkingC.livingD.saying
6.
A.thenB.soonC.thoughD.also
7.
A.directorB.managerC.presidentD.tutor
8.
A.masterB.degreeC.rankD.position
9.
A.workedB.touredC.visitedD.inspected
10.
A.whyB.whereC.howD.when
11.
A.encouragementB.movementC.discouragementD.engagement
12.
A.abandonB.interruptC.defendD.continue
13.
A.work onB.depend onC.take onD.rely on
14.
A.studentB.doctorC.assistantD.professor
15.
A.takingB.doingC.givingD.driving
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