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He is ____ university student, but ____ unlucky one.
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A. a, an
B. an, an
C. an, the
D. a, the
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任务型阅读，阅读下面短文，根据短文内容完成表格中所缺信息，每空一词。

　　Every scientist has a childhood dream．A scientist in China once had a dream．He wished to grow a new type of rice．This new type of rice would be as big as peanuts．This person is Yuan Longping-"Father" of Hybrid rice(杂交水稻)．

　　Yuan Longping was born in 1930．He graduated from the Southwest Agricultural(农业)Univer sity in 1953．He came up with an idea for a Hybrid rice in the 1960s．Since then, he has devoted himself to research and to the development of new varieties．

　　In 1973, together with other people, he succee ded in the development of Hybrid rice．This made China a worldwide leader in rice production(生产)．In 1980, the technology(技术)for hybrid, rice was introduced to the United States．Now his "super rice" has been introduced to more than 20 other countries．

　　Because of Professor Yuan's hard work, China now produces enough rice to feed her people every year．Last November an online survey showed that most Chinese believed that Yuan deserved(应得)a Nobel Peace Prize．

　　In his spare time, Yuan Longping loves playing the violin and listening to music．Every night, he reads for half an hour before he goes to sleep．He likes swimming, too．It is said that Professor Yuan is one of the richest people in China．But he cares about nothing but his research．
（附加题）根据上下文和首字母提示，用单词的适当形式补全短文。

     Can you play snooker (斯诺克台球)?   Do you know about Ding Junhui?   He is one of China’s
most famous snooker (1)p_____.  Ding Junhui was (2)b_____ in  1987  in Wuxi,   Jiangsu.   He is
about  1.76 meters tall.   He enjoys  (3)w_____ movies,  playing basketball and swimming. Ding Junhui
liked snooker (4)w_____ he was young.  He began (5)l_____snooker at the age of eight.   (6)T_____
his family  didn’t have much money, his parents tried their best to support (支持) him. To find a good
teacher for Ding,  his father gave up (放弃) his job  and  (7)t_____ him to Dongguan,   Guangdong.  
There Ding Junhui trained very hard and played (8)b_____and better. As a well-known player, Ding is
successful now. He practices as hard as usual -always eight hours a day, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 
without (没有) a day (9)o_____.  He hopes to be a univer-sity student. He wants to learn (10)m_____.
He knows that he has a long way to go.

阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填写表格 (每空限填一词)。

Every scientist has a childhood dream. A scientist in China once had a dream. He wished to grow a new type of rice. This new type of rice would be as big as peanuts. This person is Yuan Longping—"Father" of Hybrid rice(杂交水稻).

Yuan Longping was born in 1930. He graduat­ed from the Southwest Agricultural (农业) Univer­sity in 1953. He came up with an idea for a Hybrid rice in the 1960s. Since then, he has devoted himself to research and to the development of new varieties.

In 1973, together with other people, he succee­ded in the development of Hybrid rice. This made China a worldwide leader in rice production(生产). In 1980, the technology (技术) for hybrid, rice was introduced to the United States. Now his "super rice" has been introduced to more than 20 other countries.

Because of Professor Yuan's hard work, China now produces enough rice to feed her people every year. Last November an online survey showed that most Chinese believed that Yuan deserved (应得) a Nobel Peace Prize.

In his spare time, Yuan Longping loves playing the violin and listening to music. Every night, he reads for half an hour before he goes to sleep. He likes swimming, too. It is said that Professor Yuan is one of the richest people in China. But he cares about nothing but his research.

Yuan Longping---  76  of Hybrid rice

Childhood  77

He wished to grow a new type of rice which would be the same 78  as peanuts.

His   79

He is  80   of playing the violin, listening to music and  81 .

Personal details

He was born in 1930.

He graduat­ed from the Southwest Agricultural Univer­sity at the age of  82.

Achievements

In 1973, together with other people, he was  83  in the development of Hybrid rice. In 1980, the technology for hybrid rice was   84   to the United States and more than 20 other countries. China now   85   enough rice to feed her people every year. Most Chinese believe that Yuan deserved (应得) a Nobel Peace Prize.

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        I've refused to allow my step son Jim to go to university because it will be too expensive and a waste
of time. People think I'm selfish or not kind-hearted. But I don't feel sorry for that, and I think more parents
will be coming around to my way of thinking. Britain's universities are failing to serve either the country or
our children. It's about time we voted (投票) with our feet.
        I can't remember when I began to change my mind on education. Like a lot of middle-class parents,
we had believed that going to university was what your children did. It's one of the reasons (理由) we offered
more than $ 100,000 in fees (学费) for Jim to go to a private (私立) school rather than a free public one.
Education is more important than nice cars, new kitchens or skiing holidays.
        Jim is a young boy of whom any parent would be proud. He's clever and helpful; he's good at things like
hanging pictures and mending doors; he can get on well with other kids. But he's shown little interest in study.
        It's not Jim's intellect (智力) that's the problem-after he entered the school he was asked to sit an exam
but an in-built reluctance (勉强) to do any more work than necessary to get by. We've tried everything to make
him work harder. None of it has worked. For his final exams, Jim got a D and two Es. Even allowing for our
low expectations (期望), this came as a surprise to his mother and me.
         "Surely," I said to one of Jim's teachers, "the only subject Jim would get on with such poor grades would
be the kind of subject that wouldn't be worth doing anyway."
         "Not at all," the teacher answered, as if speaking to a dinosaur. He read out the names of a lot of univer-
sities I'd never heard of, saying they'd all be fit for Jim. 
         It was at this point I realized how far away I was from today's education. I knew that, since I was at
school in the early 1980s-when a student with such poor grades as Jim's would not have been allowed to go to
any university-the population in the UK going on to higher education has gone up from 14% to a surprising 44%.
1. The reason the writer won't let Jim go to university is that _________.
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A. the family is too poor to send Jim there
B. there are few universities in the UK
C. Jim won't be allowed to go to university
D. it's a waste of time and money to do so
2. What's Jim's main problem?
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A. He is so slow that he can't learn anything.
B. He is interested in anything except study.
C. He doesn't want to use his head at school.
D. He never likes working hard and being busy.
3. What is the teacher's idea in the passage?
[     ]
A. He thinks the writer should encourage Jim to go to university.
B. He is sure most universities will certainly refuse to take Jim.
C. He is sure Jim's father is too old to understand today's education.
D. He thinks education in the UK has changed a lot in the past years.
4. From the passage we can infer（推论）_________.
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A. some people can't follow the steps of the country
B. many young people don't go to university in the UK
C. parents are usually strongly against higher education
D. education in the UK is becoming worse and worse