1 . New Orleans in 1834 was one of the busiest international port cities in the world. However, the city wasn’t just importing goods from across the world. It was also importing deadly diseases like yellow fever and smallpox. In an effort to treat these diseases and train more doctors, the Medical College of Louisiana was formed.
In 1847, the Medical College of Louisiana was a newly established public institution, later known as the University of Louisiana. But in 1884, Paul Tulane, a native wealthy businessman from Princeton, New Jersey, wanted to express his appreciation for the city that brought him a fortune. He donated more than $1 million in land and cash for the promotion and encouragement of intellectual, moral and industrial education. His generous gift transformed the University of Louisiana into Tulane University.
Now, Tulane University has become one of the most honored educational and research institutions in the country. To be exact, Tulane University is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, a select group of the leading research universities in the United States and Canada with outstanding programs of graduate and professional education and scholarly research. Tulane University is also ranked by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a university with very high research activities. Of several thousand higher educational institutions rated by the foundation, Tulane University remains in an extraordinary category that includes only two percent of universities nationwide.
In 2014, Michael Fitts was named the President of Tulane University. Fitts introduced a new era at Tulane University — focusing on creating the most meaningful student experience anywhere and greatly increasing and deepening the university’s level of interdisciplinary teaching and research. His efforts were quickly establishing Tulane University as a place where the best minds from the widest variety of fields seek solutions to the world’s most urgent problems throughinterdisciplinary cooperation and innovation.
1. What does paragraph 1 mainly tell us about the Medical College of Louisiana?A.Its motto. | B.Its status. | C.Its foundation. | D.Its achievements. |
A.He ranked universities. | B.He gave charity to education. |
C.He established an institute. | D.He changed the name for a university. |
A.Public. | B.Historical. | C.Informal. | D.Respected. |
A.The traditional mode. |
B.The integration of subjects. |
C.Strengthening disciplinary action. |
D.Solving easy problems across disciplines. |
1. Who is the speaker talking to?
A.Librarians. | B.Freshmen. | C.Teachers. |
A.Some tours. | B.Some training. | C.Some talks. |
A.They are connected to printers. |
B.There are only a limited number. |
C.They have access to the Internet all the time. |
A.The Section Manager. | B.The Cataloguing Assistant. | C.The Training Supervisor. |
1. Where is AmLion College?
A.In New York. | B.In Leon. | C.In Chicago. |
A.The tuition fee. | B.The employment rate. | C.The accommodation. |
A.$300. | B.$500. | C.$600. |
A.Pay the fees. | B.Think twice. | C.Look for a better college. |
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A. The furniture is light so they can arrange it as they wish and the cabinets are low so the children can reach them.
B. But many people nowadays do not understand fully the belief of Montessori when they practise so the effects are questioned.
C. A typical room in a Montessori school has many things children can use, for example, books, objects and games.
D. And because the method encourages informal teaching, the formal teaching and the role of teacher may be neglected in children’s socialisation.
E. Because the environment offers a range of activities, children like to work together, and they develop a social life based on cooperation rather than competition.
1. What does the woman think is the most valuable part of the tour?
A.Telling stories about classes. |
B.Getting to know the college as a whole. |
C.Learning detailed facts about the student center. |
A.Food is sold there. |
B.It is only popular for studying. |
C.The rules are not very strict there. |
A.At two o’clock in the morning. |
B.At twelve o’clock at night. |
C.At ten o’clock at night. |
A.School sports teams. | B.Gym equipment. | C.Famous professors. |
7 . These universities in the United Kingdom have been numerically ranked based on their positions in the overall Best Global Universities rankings. Schools were evaluated based on their research performance and their ratings by members of the academic community around the world and within Europe. These are some of the top global universities in the United Kingdom.
the University of Edinburgh United Kingdom / Edinburgh
#6 in Best Universities in the United Kingdom
#34 in Best Global Universities
The University of Edinburgh is a public institution that was funded in 1583. It is spread across five campuses in… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
GLOBAL SCORE 77. 8
ENROLLMENT 32, 800
King’s College London United Kingdom / London (U.K.)
#5 in Best Universities in the United Kingdom
#33 in Best Global Universities
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GLOBAL SCORE 77.9
ENROLLMENT 29, 240
University College London United Kingdom / London (U.K.)
#3 in Best Universities in the United Kingdom
#12 in Best Global Universities
University College London, or UCL, is a public institution that was founded in 1826. It was the third university... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
GLOBAL SCORE 84.4
ENROLLMENT 36, 900
Imperial College London United Kingdom /London (U.K.)
#4 in Best Universities in the United Kingdom
#13 in Best Global Universities
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CLOBAL SCORE 84. 3
ENROLLMENT 18, 455
1. Which of the following matters most to the ranking?A.Size of the campus. | B.Numbers of professors. |
C.Achievements in research. | D.Influence of the university. |
A.King’s College London. | B.The University of Edinburgh. |
C.Imperial College London. | D.University College London. |
A.In a magazine. | B.On the Internet. |
C.In a newspaper. | D.In an education paper. |
A.Use library facilities. | B.Library regulations. |
C.Library personnel. | D.Location of the library. |
A.Book publishers. | B.Librarians. |
C.Returning faculty members. | D.New university students. |
A.1,000,000 volumes(卷,册). | B.Over 1,00,000 volumes. |
C.1,000 volumes. | D.Over 110,000 volumes. |
1. What’s the probable relationship between the speakers?
A.Schoolmates. | B.Teammates. | C.Workmates. |
A.She is a translator. | B.She is a college student. | C.She is a business woman. |
A.Learn French. | B.Find new interest. | C.Treat her headache. |
1. What courses does the school mainly offer?
A.Science. | B.English. | C.Business. |
A.Teenagers. | B.Young kids. | C.Adults. |
A.In the school hall. |
B.In the English garden. |
C.In No.1 Teaching Building. |
A.By making a call. |
B.By sending an email. |
C.By writing a letter. |