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PASSAGE FOUR (1)The near-trebling of university tuition fees has deterred working-class boys from studying for degrees, but had the opposite effect on working-class girls, an analysis has found. (2)The Independent Commission on Fees-a panel of high-profile figures from business, academia, journalism and the charity sector-looked at the socio-economic backgrounds of hundreds of thousands of 18---and 19-year-olds who took up university places last September, then compared them with those who began in September 2010. (3)They found the proportion of men from deprived backgrounds who accepted places on degree courses fell by 1. 4% between 2010 and 2012. Meanwhile, the proportion of women from the same backgrounds who accepted places rose by 0. 9% in the same period. (4)They conclude that the rise in tuition fees last September-from €3, 290 to up to €9, 000 a year---is putting off significantly more men than women and creating a "worrying gender gap". (5)The Commission defined applicants as coming from a deprived background if they came from an area that was among the 40%most under-privileged in England. (6)The most recent statistics show the majority-55%-of the undergraduate population at UK universities is female, a trend that has been growing over the past few years. Women are now a third more likely to enter higher education than men. (7)Will Hutton, chair of the Independent Commission on Fees and the principal of Hertford College, Oxford University, said the"danger was that higher fees may be having a disproportionate impact on men, who are already under-represented at university". He urged the government, universities and schools to consider how to address the problem. (8)The Commission is concerned that the gender gap could grow and said it would be monitoring this. (9)In January this year, David Willetts, the universities minister, said campuses should be doing more to encourage applications from white working-class boys and they should be treated in a similar way to other under-represented groups. (10)The Commission's analysis also found students from the richest fifth of neighbourhoods in England were ten times more likely to go to top universities than those from the poorest fifth of neighbourhoods. (11)Meanwhile, as a sign of things to come, two universities are merging this month to become one of the biggest higher education institutions in the country. (12)The University of Glamorgan and the University of Wales, Newport will join to form the University of South Wales. The new university will have 33, 584 students. (13)Professor Julie Lydon, vice-chancellor of Glamorgan, said the merger was partly the result of an unpredictable environment for higher education. "There is no doubt that how you survive(as a university)is either by becoming a boutique institution or a large and general one and we have chosen the latter, " she said.
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【多选题】大学是人生成长的重要时期,也是( )的关键时期
A.
界观
B.
人生观
C.
价值观
D.
道德观
【判断题】Edmund Spenser had great influence on Geoffrey Chaucer.
A.
正确
B.
错误
【多选题】大学是人生成长的重要时期,也是( )的关键时期。
A.
世界观
B.
人生观
C.
价值观
D.
荣辱观
【简答题】有一首千古传诵的名篇在开篇当中写道:“有一美人兮,见之不忘。一日不见兮,思之如狂。”表达了热烈而又深挚的相思之情,请问这首情诗演绎的是哪对情侣的爱情故事?
【简答题】Edmund Spenser is known as _____.
【多选题】大学是人生成长的重要时期,也是( )的关键时期
A.
世界观
B.
人生观
C.
价值观
D.
道德观
【单选题】根据语境,选出填入横线处与上下文衔接最恰当的一组: 我们从小受到的教育都是--”我不重要”。 。我们--简明扼要地说,就是 每一个单独的”我”--到底重要还是不重要? 1作为随处可见的人的一分子,与宝贵的物质相比,我们不重要。 2作为一名普通士兵,与辉煌的胜利相比,我不重要。 3作为一位奉献型的女性,与整个家庭相比,我不重要。 4作为一个单薄的个体,与浑厚的集体相比,我不重要。
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①②④③
B.
②④①③
C.
②④③①
D.
③④②①
【单选题】你觉得为自己的学习做一个简单的规划有意义吗?
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有意义
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毫无意义
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可有可无
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【多选题】大学是人生成长的重要时期,也是( ) 的关键时期。
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世界观
B.
道德观
C.
人生观
D.
价值观
【多选题】大学是人生成长的重要时期,也是( )的关键时期
A.
世界观
B.
道德观
C.
价值观
D.
人生观
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