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D.CWiththemid-termexaminationsontheway,areyounervousaboutyourgrades?TheseI’malwaysthinking.Startedon10thNov.2014ByWilsonE-10thNov.Ibelievethatcheatingiswrong,butsometimesschoolcanbesostressful有壓力的thatyouhavetolookatyourneighbor’spaperorbringacheatsheetManyofyourclassmatescheat,sowhenyouseethemandgetgoodgrades,youwanttocheatasCrystal,Studentsshouldnotcheat.Itisstudents’dutytogetknowledgeforcollegeandlife.Peopleshouldknowthatcheatingiswrongandfeelsomekindofguiltwhentheydoiteventhoughtheymaypleasetheirparents10thNov.teachersinthisEdison,11thNov.ItmakesmefeelgoodwhenIhaveachancetocheatbutIdon’t.Intheeighthgrade,weweretakingatestandeveryonegotupoutoftheirseatswhentheteacherlefttheroom.ButIdidn’t.I’dliketolookatmyreportcardandsayhonestly,“Thisismygrade.”Sharon,12th10thNov.teachersinthisEdison,11thNov.ItmakesmefeelgoodwhenIhaveachancetocheatbutIdon’t.Intheeighthgrade,weweretakingatestandeveryonegotupoutoftheirseatswhentheteacherlefttheroom.ButIdidn’t.I’dliketolookatmyreportcardandsayhonestly,“Thisismygrade.”Sharon,12thNov.There’snodoubtthatcheatingiswrong.Also,it’sunluckythatsomanystudentsfeelthepressuretocheat.Forme,cheatingisjustawasteoftimebecauseittakesmoreefforttocheatthantostudy.Iunderstandpressuretocheat,butIdon’tagreewithFiona,13thNov.Ithink,well,cheatingisOKifit’stheteacher’sfault.Youknow,ifateacherisn’tmakingthematerialunderstandable,youhavetodosomethingtokeepyourgradesup.Butit’snotOKwhenthereasonisjust“I’m“I’mtired,”“Idon’tlikeit,”or“Iwouldrathersleepinwhetherstudentshavetoomuch B.whatteachersshoulddotopreventhowtohelpstudentsgotocollegewithoutwhetheritisOKtocheatinFromwhatSharonsaid,wecaninfer Shedoesn’tcheatin B.Shedoesn’tknowwhystudentsShestudiesharderthananyotherstudentinherShesupportsthestudentswhocheatinWhatdoesFionathinkofItisalwayswrongtocheatin B.ItiscompleyOKforstudentstoLazystudentscancheatinexamsnowandTeacherssometimesshouldberesponsibleforstudents’DCollegestudentsconstantlyhearthepraisesofeducation.Wehaveall eusedtobelievingthatacollegeeducationisalwaysaguarantee(保證)ofaneasierlife.Iwasnineyearsoldwhen-gradeteacherpresentedmewithatask,towritedownallofthethingsIwantedinmylife.Ifilledmypaperwiththingslike:ownabighouseandhaveservants;berichandhaveagoodjob.Thenextdaymyteacherhandedbackmypaperandinredinkshewrote:“GOTOCOLLEGE.”Foralongtime,IwascompleysurethatonceIgotaneducation,BAM!Lifewouldbeeasier.However,educationcannotpromiseallwishes,dreams,anddesires(strongwishes).Societymustrefusetoacceptthefoolishideathatacollegeeducation'smainpurposeistosatisfyourdesiresandsecuresuccess.Likemostchallengingthings,educationisagamble（）inwhichresultsdependentirelyonpeople’sabilitytolookpasttheirwantstoseetherealismandreasonbehindtheirwants.Forinstance,myfirstyearofcollege,Itookasociologyclass.Inclass,weweretaughtthatThirdWorldcountrieswerepoor.Welearnedthatourqualityoflifewouldbealmostimpossibleforan inthosecountries.Ibegantoexaminemyowndesiretoberich.Toalwaysgoaftermoneyfeltselfishwhenknowingothershadnoneatall.Learningaboutothersociety'sfinancialsituationsdmetolookbeyondwhatIwanted.Throughtheprocess過程)ofeducation,everythingoncedesiredistested.Wantingisnolongerenough;it’smoreimportanttoexaminewhywewantitandwhetherwereallywantit.Whenmydesireformoneychanged,everythingchanged.Istoppedlongingformoney-drivenandstoppedvaluingthepeoplewhohadthem.IbegantoexaminethethingsIpurchasedandmyreasonforwantingthem.Educationisatooltobeusedtodevelopandadvanceourdesires,sowecandiscoverthethingsthataretrulysignificantinlife.Educationisasourcetoexpandoursocietytoseebeyondthesuperficial（表面的）attractionandthequickfixesleavingthebeliefofaneffortlesslifebehindinordertodesireameaningfulone.The -gradeteacherprobablyagreedthat theauthorwasanambitious B.theauthorshouldsetmorerealisticC.acollegestudentwouldleadaneasierlifeD.acollegedegreewasthekeytotheauthor'sWhydoestheauthormentionhersociologyToshareherlearningexperienceswithTosupporthernewunderstandingaboutToexpressherfeelingofbeingsorryforpeopleinThirdTostresstheimportanceoftakingasociologyWithacollegeeducation,theauthor dislikedrich B.lostinterestinC.desiredmorematerial D.stoppedalwayslookingformoreWhat’sthemainideaoftheCollegeeducationpromisesaneffortlessCollegeeducationtestsandguidesourlifeCollegeeducationofferssolutionstosocialCollegeeducationturnsyoungpeopleinto第二節(jié)（5210分Wherewouldyoumostliketogoonvacation?Paris?London?TheAmazonRain?Eachofthesedestinationsisattractive. Asanewword,staycationreferstopeoplestayingathomeduringtheirvacationtime,andgoingsightseeingaroundtheirhometown.Staycationshave ereallypopularrecently,asawayofhavinganenjoyablevacation,withoutspendingtoomuchmoney.Thereare ings(缺點)toeverypositivething,however.Youalsomightpreventyourselffromenjoyingthingstothefullest,astheatmospheremightbethesameasanyothertime.Itmeansyouwon'tbeavailableforworkorotheractivities.Whatcanyoudotomakeyourstaycationfun?Gotoanearbytown,ortoafancyhoinyourhometownandstayovernight.Treatyourselftoroomserviceandanyotherfunthingsthehohastooffer. 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