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课时作业(十)Unit4SectionⅠWelcometotheunit&ReadingⅠ.阅读理解AAsadropoutmyself,Ioftenfeelitismydutytodefendmyfellow
s.Commonwisdomwouldhaveyoubelievewearethe“badkids”,thefuturecriminals,theworstsortofpeople.Butnotalldro
poutsarelikelytostealgoodsfromashop,orshootpoolallday.Myownfavouriteplacetogowhenskippingschoolwasalwaysthepubliclibrary.
MyearlyretirementmeantthatatlastIhadtimetoreadeverythingIwantedto.IfoundreadingThomasPynchon'sGravity'sRainbowalotmoreint
erestingthanreadingaboutSirIsaacNewtonandthefallingapple.ThebestofallwasthetimeIfinallyhadtomyself.Ifeltliber
ated.Ihadbeeninschoolnearlymywholelife.IwantedtofindoutformyselfwhoIwas,anduntilIdid,everythingelsefeltlikeawasteoftime.
However,afterthreeyears,aseriesofstrangethoughtsbegantomakemeanxiousandunsure.Imagesofmyselfattheageof35be
gantohaunt(困扰)meinmysleep.Andavoiceinmyheadbeganaskingoverandover,“Whoispayingthehotwaterbills?Whobuysthemicrowavepizza?”Th
eanswer,ofcourse,wasmypooroldparents.Sure,Iwashavinganenjoyabletimedoingplentyofnothing,discoveringmyselfandall,
butthat'sunfairtothem.Whatkindofparentslongtoseetheirchilddropoutofschool,withnoplansforthefuture?Couldtheybeexpectedtosupportmeforever?Certainlyn
ot.Iimmediatelymovedoutofthehouseandoutoftown,insearchofafutureformyself.Anditishere,inmynewhomeinSanFrancisco,thatIhavedecidedtodowhatwasonceunthin
kable:gobacktoschool.IplantotakeadulteducationclassesandthenapplytoCityCollege.Ontheonehand,IcanhardlybelieveI'mdoingit:areturntodesks,chalkboa
rds,andclocksthattellyouwhentostopthinkingaboutonethingandstartthinkingaboutanother.Ontheotherhand,atCityCollege,I'llbeabletotakefilmproduction,
semiotics(符号学),andsociology—justbecauseIwanttoknowaboutthem.Sonexttimeyouseeadropout,besympathetic.Andpleasedon'tpushhimto
doanythinghedoesn'twanttodo.Itneverworks.He'llcomeroundwhenhe'sready.1.Accordingtothepassage,itiscommonlybe
lievedthatdropoutsare________.A.badkidsfrombirthB.interestedinstealingthingsfromothersC.verylikelytocommitcrimesD.responsibl
efordefendingnonscholars2.Whatdidtheauthorfindmostenjoyableafterdroppingoutofschool?A.Livingincomfortwithhisparents.B.Readin
ginthepubliclibrary.C.Escapingthepressurefromschool.D.Havingtimeforselfdiscovery.3.WhydidtheauthormovetoSanFrancisco?A.T
ofightforhisownfuture.B.ToapplytoCityCollege.C.Tobreakawayfromhisparents.D.Toliveuptohisparents'expectations.4.Whatdoestheauthorsuggest
peopledotodealwithdropouts?A.Pushthemtothelimit.B.Listentothemcarefully.C.Trytobeunderstanding.D.Encouragethemtobefriendly
.BManyofusweredelightedtolearnthatahighschoolseniorKwasiEninwasacceptedbyalleightIvyLeagueuniversities.Tooursurprise,hewasn'texcitedasexpect
ed,butappearedextracalm.Heannouncedthathewouldrevisittheuniversitiestofindthebestsuitableoneformusicormedicine.Healsowantedtocomparetheirfinancialaid
packages.Kwasi'ssuccessstoryisrare,buthisreactionisnot.Aftertheadmissionlettersarriveathome,studentshave30daystoreallythinkaboutwhatkindofs
choolwouldhelpthemgrowasaperson,whichschoolwouldbestpreparethemforthefuture,andwhichschooltheywouldbehappiestat.Andtheyalsohavetothinkab
outwhethertheycanaffordtheschooltheychoose.Buthowtoanswerthequestionsaboutwhichschoolisthebestsuitableuniversity?Someyoungpeoplear
eattractedtolargeuniversitieswithgreatschoolspiritandalistofofferings.Butbesidesthoseadvantages,manyoftheseuniv
ersitiesfocusongraduateworkandresearch,withundergraduatestaughtmostlybyparttimeinstructors.Othersareattractedtosmallerboardingschoolswith
discussionbasedclasses.Butsomeoftheseschoolswillhavemuchlimitationforstudentswhowantahighenergycitylife
experience.Manystudentstodayseemtothinktheyshouldpicktheuniversitywheretheywillgetthediplomathatwillhelpthemgetthemosthighlypa
idjob.Thisisasadmisunderstandingofwhatacollegeeducationshouldprovide.Agoodcollegeeducationshouldpreparestudentstoovercomeanydifficultyandthriveins
ociety.Ithelpsthemtoformacreativemindandspiritthatwillcontinuetodevelopfarbeyondtheiruniversityyears.Sowh
enyouchooseacollege,youshouldconsiderifitisfilledwithusefullearningtohelpcreatenewspacesfordifferentpossibilitiesofgrowth.5.WhatcanweknowaboutKwasiE
ninfromParagraph1?A.Hewasfromaverypoorfamily.B.Hewouldchoosethetopuniversity.C.Hewastooexcitedtocalmhimselfatthegoodnews.D.Heconsideredhisinterestw
henchoosinghisuniversity.6.WhatcanyouinferfromParagraph2?A.Fewstudentscanbeadmittedtouniversity.B.Manystude
ntsfacethechoiceslikeKwasi.C.Topuniversitiesarethefirstchoiceformoststudents.D.Americanstudentscanaffordtheiruniversitybythemselves.7.Whichof
thefollowingcanbestexplaintheunderlinedword“thrive”inParagraph4?A.Fail.B.Succeed.C.Research.D.Work.8.Whatshouldthebestuniversitybelikeacc
ordingtothetext?A.Itwillbeverylargeandhavegoodinstructors.B.Itwillbesmallboardingschoolswithdiscussion
basedclasses.C.Itwillofferthediplomatogetthemosthighlypaidjob.D.Itwillhelpstudentscontinuetomakeprogressafter
universityyears.Ⅱ.完形填空Itwasasmallgraduationparty.OnlyEd,Max,RaulandIwerethere.Allthreemen,eachovertheageoffifty,hadachieveda__1__intheir
lives.Theycould__2__.Overcomingdecadesof__3__andalifetimeofcoveringuptheirilliteracy,thesethreemenhadsignedupforafreethr
eemonthcourse,taughtbyme.“Itakethebuseverydaytowork,”saidEd.“Havedoneforoverthirtyyears.JustyesterdayI__4__whatthewords‘Emer
gencyExit’mean.”Maxreportedthathewas__5__tounderstandmuchofsportsarticlesonhisbelovedDallasCowboysinMonday'snewspaper.__6__,hisbr
eaktimewasspent__7__toreadinthehopethathiscoworkerswouldneverdiscoverhisshamefulsecret.Asourfinalnightcametoaclose,Raultookmyhandbetweenhisrough
ones:“Yougavemea__8__.Yougavemeanewlife.”Beingsoyoung,Ididnotgraspthefull__9__ofhissimplestatementuntilmyowngreyh
airsappeared,anda(n)__10__downturnrobbedmeofmyworkandincomesecurity.NowI'mthe__11__ofmyformerpupilsandmyfutureneedsa__12
__button.Irealizethatlimitingmydestiny(命运)becauseofmyageormylackofskillsis__13__.Afuturewithmanywonderfulopp
ortunitiescouldbelongtomeaslongasIhavethecourageto__14__itoutandworkforit.LikeEd,MaxandRaul,Iamdeterminedtomakeanewlifeformysel
f.They__15__mewell.1.A.firstB.medalC.careerD.prize2.A.workB.surviveC.readD.drive3.A.sorrowB.depressionC.threatD.embarrassment4.A.heardaboutB.looke
dthroughC.putforwardD.figuredout5.A.likelyB.ableC.cautiousD.eager6.A.UltimatelyB.LatelyC.PreviouslyD.Gradually7.A.lea
rningB.continuingC.managingD.pretending8.A.futureB.choiceC.breakD.lesson9.A.purposeB.wisdomC.commentD.background10.A.educationalB.scie
ntificC.physicalD.economic11.A.ageB.exampleC.imageD.guide12.A.controlB.restartC.functionD.play13.A.crucialB.reasonableC.foolishD.annoying14.A.seekB.
letC.bringD.carry15.A.trainedB.taughtC.clonedD.amused