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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C1】

A．with
B．in
C．at
D．by

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C1】

A．sleepy
B．born
C．employed
D．fired

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C2】

A．vary
B．alter
C．remain
D．shift

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C2】

A．consciously
B．accidentally
C．rarely
D．constantly

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C3】

A．refers
B．applies
C．amounts
D．contributes

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C3】

A．possess
B．involve
C．provide
D．imagine

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C4】

A．admission
B．confession
C．concession
D．conversion

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C4】

A．confront with
B．communicate with
C．agree with
D．collide with

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C5】

A．care
B．toll
C．account
D．advantage

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C5】

A．follow
B．fulfill
C．adapt
D．imitate

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C6】

A．And
B．But
C．Similarly
D．Then

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C6】

A．when
B．whether
C．how
D．that

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C7】

A．compete
B．complain
C．combat
D．compensate

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C7】

A．generate
B．use
C．share
D．link

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C8】

A．for example
B．as a result
C．in contrast
D．as usual

单项选择题

Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C8】

A．selfish
B．stressful
C．open-minded
D．attractive

单项选择题

America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C9】

A．distinction
B．separation
C．disturbance
D．discrimination

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C9】

A．duly
B．readily
C．suddenly
D．naturally

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C10】

A．wiser
B．more modernized
C．fairer
D．more conservative

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C10】

A．more efficient
B．happier
C．more gloomy
D．richer

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C11】

A．fortune
B．contribution
C．progress
D．effort

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C11】

A．demand
B．approve
C．produce
D．appreciate

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C12】

A．desirable
B．apparent
C．reliable
D．negative

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C12】

A．attach
B．coordinate
C．associate
D．cooperate

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C13】

A．to
B．with
C．as
D．for

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C13】

A．tip
B．block
C．part
D．bar

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C14】

A．given
B．provided
C．concerned
D．supposed

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C14】

A．dictate
B．mean
C．mark
D．say

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C15】

A．partially
B．slightly
C．occasionally
D．equally

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C15】

A．as much as
B．as many as
C．as less as
D．as fewer as

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C16】

A．block
B．difficulty
C．incentive
D．obstacle

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C16】

A．material
B．matter
C．stuff
D．product

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C17】

A．suggests
B．advises
C．objects
D．supposes

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C17】

A．notion
B．misconcept
C．faith
D．experience

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C18】

A．consider
B．qualify
C．prove
D．appear

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C18】

A．Unless
B．If
C．Because
D．Until

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C19】

A．competent
B．capable
C．ill-prepared
D．well-prepared

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C19】

A．undertake
B．tolerate
C．neglect
D．notice

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America is one of many countries where the state gives a leg-up to members of certain racial, ethnic, or other groups【C1】holding them to different standards. The details【C2】. In some countries, the policy【C3】only to areas under direct state control, such as public-works contracts or【C4】to public universities. In others, private firms are also obliged to take【C5】of the race of their employees, contractors and even owners.【C6】the effects are strikingly similar around the world. Many of these policies were put in place with the best of intentions: to【C7】for past injustices and purify their legacy. No one can deny that, 【C8】, blacks in America have suffered awful wrongs, and continue to suffer【C9】. Favouring members of these groups seems like a quick and effective way of making society【C10】. Most of these groups have made great【C11】. At the same time, the downside of affirmative action has become all too【C12】. Awarding university places to black students【C13】lower test scores than whites sounds reasonable,【C14】the legacy of segregation. But a study found that at some American universities, black applicants who scored 450 points worse than Asians on entrance tests were【C15】likely to win a place. That is neither fair on Asians, nor a(n) 【C16】to blacks to study in high school. The book "Mismatch" produces evidence that【C17】affirmative action reduces the number of blacks who【C18】as lawyers by placing black students in law schools for which they are【C19】, causing many to drop out. Had they attended less demanding schools, they might have【C20】.【C20】

A．graduated
B．succeeded
C．failed
D．withdrawn

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Whether we want it or not we are all greedy by nature. From the moment we are【C1】and to the last day of our life we【C2】have an unsatisfied hunger to【C3】more than we have. Greed is a way for us to take care of our needs and to make sure that we have enough in life. If you do not【C4】me then look at any child Children and especially babies do not have any social norms that they have to【C5】. All of their desires are engraved in them from birth. No matter【C6】it is a toy or extra 5 minutes of hugging with Mommy or Daddy, children do not want to【C7】it with anybody. As parents we teach them that it is good to share and not to be【C8】, however generosity does not come【C9】. It is a fact that generous people are【C10】in life, they feel that their life is more meaningful and they【C11】it more We often【C12】generosity with money and wealth; however this is just the【C13】of the iceberg. Being generous does not only【C14】leaving a big tip at a restaurant or buying the most expensive gifts for Christmas. Generosity is all about giving and you can give your time, attention, love, help, and a smile【C15】you can give money and【C16】. Cultivating the spirit of generosity can be an eye-opening【C17】for you because you will see in how many areas of your life you weren"t generous enough.【C18】you open your heart to the world around you and start giving more to it then you will【C19】how much more you will receive【C20】.【C20】

A．in reply
B．in turn
C．in return
D．in vain

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