上海翰章華章-24考研管理類聯(lián)考英語二-估分附有答案

上海翰章華章-24考研管理類聯(lián)考英語二-估分[復(fù)制]SectionI

UseofEnglish您的姓名：[填空題]*_________________________________請輸入您的手機(jī)號碼：[填空題]*_________________________________報(bào)考院校：[填空題]*_________________________________Directions:Readthefollowingtext.Choosethebestword(s)foreachnumberedblankandmark[A],[B],[C]or[D]ontheANSWERSHEET.(10points)

Yoursociallifeisdefinedas'theactivitiesyoudowithotherpeople,forpleasure,whenyouarenotworking.It'simportanttohaveasociallife,butwhat'srightforonepersonwon'tberightforanother.Someofusfeelenergizedbyspendinglotsoftimewithothers,1.___someofusmayfeeldrained,evenifit'sdoingsomethingweenjoy.

Thisiswhyfindinga2.___inyoursociallifeiskey.Spendingtoomuchtimeonyourown,not3.___others,canmakeyoufeellonelyand4.___.

Lonelinessisknowntoimpactonyourmentalhealthand5.___alowmood.Anyonecanfeellonelyatanytime.Thismightbeespeciallytrueif,6.___youareworkingfromhomeandyouare7.___onthesocialconversationsthathappenintheoffice.Otherlifechangesalso8.___periodsoflonelinesstoo,suchasretirement,changingajoborbecomingaparent.

Therearewaysto9.___asociallife.Butitbeoverwhelming10.___.Youcanthenfindgroupsandactivitiesrelatedtothosewhereyouwillbeabletomeet11.___people.Therearegroupsaimedatnewparents,atthosewhowantto12.___anewsreportforthefirsttimeornetworkingeventsforthoseinthesameprofessiontomeetupand13.___ideas.Ontheotherhand,itis14.___possibletohavetoomuchofasociallife.Ifyoufeellikeyou'realwaysdoingsomethingandthereisneverany15.___inyourcalendarfordowntime,youcouldsuffersocialburnoutorsocial16.___.Weallhaveourownsociallimitandit'simportanttorecognizewhenyou'refeelinglikeit'salltoomuch.Lowmood,lowenergy,irritabilityandtroublesleepingcouldallbe17.___ofpoorsocialhealth.Makesureyou18.___sometimeinyourdiarywhenyou're19.___forsocializingandusethistimetorelax,20.___andrecover.1[單選題]*A.because(正確答案)B.unlessC.whereasD.until2[單選題]*A.contrastB.balance(正確答案)C.linkD.gap3[單選題]*A.seeingB.pleasing(正確答案)C.judgingD.teaching4[單選題]*A.misguidedB.surprisedC.spoiledD.disconnected(正確答案)5[單選題]*A.contributeto(正確答案)B.relyonC.interferewithD.goagainst6[單選題]*A.infactB.ofcourseC.forexample(正確答案)D.onaverage7[單選題]*A.cuttingbackB.missingout(正確答案)C.breakinginD.lookingdown8[單選題]*A.shortenB.trigger(正確答案)C.followD.interrupt9[單選題]*A.assessB.interpretC.provideD.regain(正確答案)10[單選題]*A.atfirst(正確答案)B.inturnC.ontimeD.bychance11[單選題]*A.far-sightedB.strong-willedC.kind-heartedD.like-minded(正確答案)12[單選題]*A.try(正確答案)B.promoteC.watchD.describe13[單選題]*A.testB.share(正確答案)C.acceptD.revise14[單選題]*A.alreadyB.thusC.also(正確答案)D.only15[單選題]*A.visitB.orderC.space(正確答案)D.boundary16[單選題]*A.fatigue(正確答案)B.criticismC.injusticeD.dilemma17[單選題]*A.sourcesB.standardsC.signs(正確答案)D.scores18[單選題]*A.takeoverB.wipeoffC.addupD.markout(正確答案)19[單選題]*A.ungratefulB.unavailable(正確答案)C.responsibleD.regretful20[單選題]*A.reactB.repeatC.returnD.rest(正確答案)SectionII?ReadingComprehensionPartADirections:Readthefollowingfourtexts.Answerthequestionsaftereachtextbychoosing[A],[B],[C]or[D].MarkyouranswersontheANSWERSHEET.(40points)Text1背景信息-transformativetechnologieslIntelligentAssistance:ThinkaboutAmazon’sAlexaorGoogle’sHomedevices.Theycreategreatereaseandefficiencyinyoureverydaylife,allowingmoretimeandspaceforotherhigher-impacttasks.lSensorTech,suchaswearables(ie.theAppleWatchoraFitbit,hearables,(self-trackingdevices)andremote/environmentaloptions.lHealthySpacesTech:Thisincludesmonitoringdevicesforcleanair,water,lighting,design,andmaterials.lSleepandMeditation:MeditationappslikeCalmandHeadspace,orsleepmonitoringandimprovementdevicesandapps,arebecomingmoreabundant.lAppTech:Gaming,Gamification,Apps,SocialandBehaviour.Videogamesdon’thavetobeaboutracingcarsorfightingopponents,butabout

empoweringgirls

orimprovinglifeskillsandconnection,

AngeroverAI’sroleinexacerbatinginequalitycouldendangerthetechnology’sfuture.InhernewbookCogsandMonsters:WhatEconomicsIs,andWhatItShouldBe,DianeCoyle,aneconomistatCambridgeUniversity,arguesthatthedigitaleconomyrequiresnewwaysofthinkingaboutprogress.“Whateverwemeanbytheeconomygrowing,bythingsgettingbetter,thegainswillhavetobemoreevenlysharedthanintherecentpast,”shewrites.“Aneconomyoftechmillionairesorbillionairesandgigworkers,withmiddle-incomejobsundercutbyautomation,willnotbepoliticallysustainable.”

Improvinglivingstandardsandincreasingprosperityformorepeoplewillrequiregreateruseofdigitaltechnologiestoboostproductivityinvarioussectors,includinghealthcareandconstruction,saysCoyle.Butpeoplecan’tbeexpectedtoembracethechangesifthey’renotseeingthebenefits—ifthey’rejustseeinggoodjobsbeingdestroyed.

InarecentinterviewwithMITTechnologyReview,Coylesaidshefearsthattech’sinequalityproblemcouldbearoadblocktodeployingAI.“We’retalkingaboutdisruption,”shesays.“Thesearetransformativetechnologiesthatchangethewayswespendourtimeeveryday,thatchangebusinessmodelsthatsucceed.”Tomakesuch“tremendouschanges,”sheadds,youneedsocialbuy-in.

Instead,saysCoyle,resentmentissimmeringamongmanyasthebenefitsareperceivedtogotoelitesinahandfulofprosperouscities.

IntheUS,forinstance,duringmuchofthe20thcenturythevariousregionsofthecountrywere—inthelanguageofeconomists—“converging,”andfinancialdisparitiesdecreased.Then,inthe1980s,cametheonslaughtofdigitaltechnologies,andthetrendreverseditself.Automationwipedoutmanymanufacturingandretailjobs.New,well-payingtechjobswereclusteredinafewcities.

AccordingtotheBrookingsInstitution,ashortlistofeightAmericancitiesthatincludedSanFrancisco,SanJose,Boston,andSeattlehadroughly

38%ofalltechjobsby2019.

NewAItechnologiesareparticularlyconcentrated:Brookings’sMarkMuroandSifanLiuestimatethatjust

15citiesaccountfortwo-thirdsoftheAIassets?andcapabilitiesintheUnitedStates(SanFranciscoandSanJosealoneaccountforaboutone-quarter).

ThedominanceofafewcitiesintheinventionandcommercializationofAImeansthatgeographicaldisparitiesinwealthwillcontinuetosoar.Notonlywillthisfosterpoliticalandsocialunrest,butitcould,asCoylesuggests,holdbackthesortsofAItechnologiesneededforregionaleconomiestogrow.

PartofthesolutioncouldlieinsomehowlooseningthestrangleholdthatBigTechhasondefiningtheAIagenda.Thatwilllikelytakeincreasedfederalfundingforresearchindependentofthetechgiants.Muroandothershavesuggestedheftyfederalfundingtohelpcreate

USregionalinnovationcenters,forexample.

AmoreimmediateresponseistobroadenourdigitalimaginationstoconceiveofAItechnologiesthatdon’tsimplyreplacejobsbutexpandopportunitiesinthesectorsthatdifferentpartsofthecountrycaremostabout,likehealthcare,education,andmanufacturing.21.Coylearguesthateconomicgrowthshould______.[單選題]*A.giverisetoinnovationsB.diversitycareerchoicesC.benefitpeopleequally(正確答案)D.bepromotedforcefully22.AccordingtoPara2,digitaltechnologiesshouldbeusedto______.[單選題]*A.bringaboutinstantprosperityB.reducepeople'sworkloadC.raiseoverallworkefficiency(正確答案)D.enhancecross-sectorcooperation23.WhatdoesCoylefearabouttransformativetechnologies?[單選題]*A.Theymayaffectwork-lifebalance.B.Theymaybeimpracticaltodeploy.C.Theymayincurhugeexpenditure.D.Theymayunwelcometopublic.(正確答案)24.Severalcitiesarementionedtoshow______.[單選題]*A.theunevendistributionofAltechnologyinUS(正確答案)B.thedisappointingprospectofjobsinUSC.thefastprogressofUSregionaleconomicsD.theincreasingsignificanceofUSAlassets25.Withregardtoconcern,theauthorsuggests______.[單選題]*A.raisingfundstostartnewAlprojectsB.encouragecollaborationinAlresearchC.guardingagainstsideeffectsofAlD.redefinetheroleofAl(正確答案)Text2

The

UKisfacingafutureconstructioncrisisbecauseofafailuretoplanttreestoproducewood,atradebodyhaswarned.Conforchiefsbelieveurgentactionisneededtoreducethecountry'srelianceontimberimportsandprovideastablesupplyofwoodforfuturegenerations.

Currentlyonly20percentoftheUK'swoodrequirementishomegrownwhileitremainsthesecond-largestnetimporteroftimberintheworld,

bringinginaround￡7.5billionannually.

Comingata

timeoffreshincentivesfromtheUKgovernmentforlandownerstogrowmoretrees,thetradebodysaysthesedon'tgofarenoughandfailtopromotethebenefitsofplantingthemtoboosttimbersupplies.

“Notonlyarewefacingacarboncrisisnow,butwewillalsobefacingafutureconstructioncrisisbecauseofafailuretoplanttreestoproducewood,"saidStuartGoodall,chiefexecutiveofConfor."Fordecadeswehavenottakenresponsibilityforinvestinginourdomesticwoodsupply,leavingusexposedtofluctuatingpricesandfightingforfuturesuppliesofwoodasglobaldemandrisesandourownsuppliesfall."

TheUKhasidealconditionsforgrowingwoodtobuildlow-carbonhomesandisagloballeaderincertifyingthatitsforestsaresustainablymanaged,Conforsay.

WhilearoundthreequartersofScottishhomesarebuiltfromScottishtimber,theuseofhome-grownwoodinEnglandisonlyaround25percent.

ThecausesoftheUK’scurrentpositionare

complexandrange

fromoutdatedperceptionsofproductiveforestrytothedecimationoftreesfromgreysquirrels.Italsoencompassessignificanthesitationonbehalfoffarmersandotherlandownerstoinvestinlongertermplantingprojects.

WhileproductivetreeplantingcandeliverrealfinancialbenefitstoruraleconomiesandcontributetotheUK’snetzerostrategy,thefocusofgovernmentsupportcontinuestobeonfoodproductionandtherewildingandplantingofnativewoodlandsolelyforbiodiversity.

TherecentlylaunchedWoodlandCreationOffer,whichpledgesfarmersandlandowners￡10,000foreachhectareplanted,failedtomentiontimberproduction,

albeittheForestryCommission'sRichardStanfordhassincespokenoftheimportanceofit.

Stuartadded:

"Whilefoodproductionandbiodiversityhealthareclearlyofcriticalimportance,weneedourlandtoalsoprovidesecuresuppliesofwoodforconstruction,manufacturingandtocontributetonetzero.

“WhiletheUKgovernmenthasstateditsambitionformoretreeplanting,therehasbeenlittleactionontheground.Conforisnowcallingformuchgreaterimpetusbehindthoseaspirationstoensurewehaveenoughwoodtomeetincreasingdemand.”26.ItcanbelearnedfromParagraph1thatUKneedto______.[單選題]*A.increasedomesticwoodsupply(正確答案)B.reducedemandfortimberC.lowerwoodproductioncostsD.liftcontrolontimberimports27.AccordingtoConfor,UKgovernmentfreshincentives______.[單選題]*A.canhardlyaddressconstructioncrisis(正確答案)B.arebelievedtocomeatwrongtimeC.seemtobemisleadingD.toocostlytoputintopractice28.TheUKexposuretofluctuatingwoodpricesistheresultof______.[單選題]*A.government'sinactionontimberimportB.inadequateinvestmentingrowingwood(正確答案)C.competitionamongtradersathomeD.woodproducers'motivetomaximizeprofits29.Whichofthefollowingcausestheshortageofwoodsupply?[單選題]*A.excessivetimberconsumptioninconstruction.B.unfavorableconditionsinUK.C.outdatedtechnologyforwoodproduction.D.farmers'unwillingnesstoplantrees.(正確答案)30.WhatdoesGoodallthinkUKgovernmentshoulddo?[單選題]*A.Subsidizethebuilding.B.Payattentiontoruraleconomy.C.providemoresupportfortreeplanting(正確答案)D.Giveprioritytopursuenet-zerostrategy.Text3

Oneofthebiggestchallengesinkeepingunsafeagingdriversofftheroadisconvincingthemthatit’stimetoturnoverthekeys.“It’sacompletelife-changer”whensomeonestops—orisforcedtostop—driving,saidAnneM.Menke,aformerriskmanagerfortheOphthalmicMutualInsuranceCo.

“TheAmericanMedicalAssociationadvisesphysiciansthat‘insituationswhereclearevidenceofsubstantialdrivingimpairmentimpliesastrongthreattopatientandpublicsafety,andwherethephysician’sadvicetodiscontinuedrivingprivilegesisignored,itisdesirableandethicaltonotifytheDepartmentofMotorVehicles,’”MenkewroteinaQ&Aonthesubject.“Somestatesrequirephysicianstoreport,othersallowbutdonotmandatereports,whileafewconsiderareportabreachofconfidentiality.Therecouldbeliabilityandpenaltiesifaphysiciandoesnotactinaccordancewithstatelawsonreportingandconfidentiality,”shecounseled.

Partoftheprobleminkeepingolderdriverssafeisthatthedifficultiesareaddressedpiecemealbydifferentprofessionswithdifferentfocuses,includinggerontologists,highwayadministrationofficials,automotiveengineersandothers,saidElizabethDugan,anassociateprofessorofgerontologyattheUniversityofMassachusetts.“There’snotaNationalInstituteofOlderDriverStudies,”shesaid.“Weneedbetterevidenceonwhatmakesdriversunsafeandwhatcanhelp”,saidDugan,whohaswrittenextensivelyabouthealthyagingforConsumerReportsandotherorganizations.

Onethingthatdoesseemtoworkisrequiringdriverstoreportinpersonforlicenserenewal.Mandatoryin-personrenewalwasassociatedwitha31percentreductioninfatalcrashesinvolvingdrivers85orolder,accordingto

onestudy.Passingvisiontestsalsoproducedasimilardeclineinfatalcrashesforthosedrivers,althoughthereappearedtobenobenefitfromcombiningthetwo.

Manyolderdriversdon’tseeeyedoctorsorcan’taffordto.Primarycareprovidershavetheirhandsfullandmaynotbeabletofollowthroughwithpatientswhohavetroubledrivingbecausetheycan’tturntheirheadsorrememberwheretheyaregoing—orhavegottenshorterandhaven’tchangedtheirseatsettingssufficientlytoreachcarpedalseasily.

Aslongasthereareothercarsontheroads,self-drivingcarswon’tsolvetheproblemsofcrashes,saidDugan.Avoidingdangersposedbyallthosehumandriverswouldrequiretoomanyalgorithms,shesaid.Butweneedtodomoretoimprovesafety,saidDugan.31.AccordingtoParagraph1,keepingunsafeagingdriversofftheroad______.[單選題]*A.isanewsafetymeasureB.hasbecomeadisputedissueC.canbeatoughtasktocomplete(正確答案)D.willbebeneficialtotheirhealth32.TheAmericanmedicalassociationsadvice______.[單選題]*A.haswonsupportfromdriversB.isgenerallyconsideredunrealisticC.iswidedismissedasunnecessaryD.hasmetwithdifferentresponses(正確答案)33.AccordingtoDugan,effortstokeepolderdriverssafe______.[單選題]*A.havebroughtaboutbigchangesB.needtobewellcoordinated(正確答案)C.havegainedpublicconcernD.callforrelevantlegalsupport34.Someolderdrivershavetroubledrivingbecausetheytendto______.[單選題]*A.stickwithbaddrivinghabitsB.haveaweakenedmemory(正確答案)C.sufferfromchronicpainsD.neglectcarmaintenance35.Duganthinksthatthesolutiontotheproblemsofcrashesmayliein______.[單選題]*A.upgradingself-drivingvehicleB.developingsenior-friendlycars(正確答案)C.renovatingtransportfacilitiesD.adjustingtheagelimitfordriversText4

Ifyoulookattheappsonyourphone,chancesareyouhaveatleastonerelatedtoyourhealth-andprobablyseveral.Whetheritisamentalhealthapp,afitnesstracker,aconnectedhealthdeviceorsomethingelse,manyofusaretakingadvantageofthistechnologytokeepbettertrackofourhealthinsomeshapeorform.RecentresearchfromtheOrganizationfortheReviewofCareandHealthApplicationsfoundthat350,000healthappswereavailableonthemarket,90,000ofwhichlaunchedin2020alone.

Whiletheseappshaveagreatdealtooffer,itisnotalwaysclearhowthepersonalinformationweinputiscollected,safeguardedandsharedonline.Existinghealthprivacylaw,suchastheHealthInsurancePortabilityandAccountabilityAct,isprimarilyfocusedonthewayhospitals,doctors'offices,clinicsandinsurancecompaniesstorehealthrecordsonline.Thehealthinformationtheseappsandhealthdatatrackingwearablesarecollectingtypicallydoesnotreceivethesamelegalprotections.

Withoutadditionalprotectionsinplace,companiesmayshare(andpotentiallymonetize)personalhealthinformationinawayconsumersmaynothaveauthorizedoranticipated.In2021,FloHealthfacedaFederalTradeCommissionFTC)investigation.TheFTCallegedinacomplaintthat"despiteexpressprivacyclaims,thecompanytookcontrolofusers'sensitivityfertilitydataandshareditwiththirdparties."FloHealthandtheFTCsettledthematterwithaConsentOrderrequiringthecompanytogetappusers'expressaffirmativeconsentbeforesharingtheirhealthinformationaswellastoinstructthethirdpartiestodeletethedatatheyhadobtained.

Section5oftheFTCActempowerstheFTCtoinitiateenforcementactionagainstunfairordeceptiveacts,meaningtheFTCcanonlyactafterthefactifacompany'sprivacypracticesaremisleadingorcauseunjustifiedconsumerharm.WhiletheFTCisdoingwhatitcantoensureappsarekeepingtheirpromisestoconsumersaroundthehandlingoftheirsensitivehealthinformation,therateatwhichthesehealthappsarehittingthemarketdemonstratesjusthowimmenseofachallengethisis.

Astotheprospectsforfederallegislation,commentatorssuggestthatcomprehensivefederalprivacylegislationseemsunlikelyintheshortterm.Stateshavebegunimplementingtheirownsolutionstoshoreupprotectionsforconsumer-generatedhealthdata.CaliforniahasbeenattheforefrontofstateprivacyeffortswiththeCaliforniaConsumerPrivacyActof2018.Virginia,ColoradoandUtahhavealsorecentlypassedstateconsumerdataprivacylegislation.36.TheresearchfindingsarecitedinParagraph1toshow______.[單選題]*A.theprevalenceofhealthapps(正確答案)B.thepublicconcernoverhealthC.thepopularityofsmartphonesD.theadvancementoftechnology37.Whatdoestheauthorimplyaboutexistinghealthprivacylaw?[單選題]*A.Itscoverageneedstobeextended.(正確答案)B.ItsenforcementneedsstrengtheningC.Ithasdiscouragedmedicalmisconduct.D.Ithasdisappointedinsurancecompanies.38.Beforesharingitsusers'healthinformation,FloHealthisrequiredto______.[單選題]*A.seektheapprovaloftheFTCB.findqualifiedthirdpartiesC.removeirrelevantpersonaldataD.obtaintheirexplicitpermission(正確答案)39.WhatchallengesistheFTCcurrentlyfacedwith?[單選題]*A.ThecomplexityofhealthinformationB.Therapidincreaseinnewhealthapps(正確答案)C.Thesubtledeceptivenessofhealthapps.D.Thedifficultyinassessingconsumerharm.40.Itcanbelearnedfromthelastparagraphthathealthdataprotection______.[單選題]*A.hasbeenembracedbyhealthappdevelopersB.hasbeenafocusoffederalpolicy-makingC.hasencounteredoppositioninCaliforniaD.hasgainedlegislativesupportinsomestates(正確答案)PartBDirections:Readthefollowingtextandmatcheachofthenumbereditemsintheleftcolumntoitscorrespondinginformationintherightcolumn.Therearetwoextrachoicesintherightcolumn.MarkyouranswersontheANSWERSHEET.(10points)HowCollegesWeighApplicants'ExtracurricularActivities

Highschoolstudentseagertostandoutinthe

collegeapplicationprocess

oftenparticipateinalitanyof

extracurricularactivities

hopingtobolstertheirchancesofadmissiontoaselective

undergraduateinstitution.

However,collegeadmissionsexpertssaythatthequalityofacollegehopeful'sextracurricularactivitiesmattersmorethanthenumberofactivitiesheorsheparticipatesin.

SueRexford,thedirectorofcollegeguidance

attheCharlesE.SmithJewishDaySchool,areligiouslyaffiliatedhighschoolinMaryland,saysitisnotnecessaryforastudentfillingoutthe

CommonApplication

tolist10activitiesintheapplication.Althoughthereare10activityslotsontheactivitylistportionoftheapplicationform,collegesdon'texpecteverystudenttohave10activities,shesays.

"Nocollegewillexpectthatastudenthasahugelaundrylistofextracurricularsthattheyhavebeenpassionatelyinvolvedineachforanextendedperiodoftime,"Rexfordwroteinanemail.

Expertssayitistoughertodistinguishoneselfinaschool-affiliatedextracurricularactivitythatiscommonamonghighschoolstudentssuchasschoolorchestras,newspapersorasportsteamthanitistostandoutwhiledoinganuncommonactivity.

Thecompetitiontostandoutandmakeanimpactisgoingtobemuchstiffer,andsoifthey'regoingtodoapopularactivity,I'dsay,bethebestatit.saysSaraHarherson,acollegeadmissionconsultant.

Highschoolstudentswhohaveanimpressivepersonalprojecttheyareworkingonindependentlyoftenimpresscolleges,becausetheircommitmenttoasuccessfulsoloendeavorconveysinitiative,self-disciplineandoriginality,expertssay.

"Forexample,astudentwithaninterestinentrepreneurshipcoulddemonstrateskillandpotentialbystartingaprofitablesmallbusiness,"OliviaValdes,thefounderofZenAdmissionsconsultingfirm,wroteinanemail.

JosephAdegboyega-Edun,aMarylandhighschoolguidancecounselorandauthorofseveralstudentsuccesshandbooks,saysunconventionalextracurricularactivitiescanhelpstudentsimpresscollegeadmissionsoffices,assumingtheydemonstratedseriouscommitment."Again,sinceoneofthebigquestionshighschoolseniorsmustconsider...duringthecollegeapplicationprocessis,'Whatmakesyouunique?,'havinganuncommonextracurricularactivityvs.aconventionaloneisanadvantage,"hewroteinanemail.

Expertssaydemonstratingtalentinatleastoneextracurricularactivitycanhelpinthecollegeadmissionsprocess,especiallyattop-tierundergraduateinstitutions.

"Distinguishingyourselfinonefocusedtypeofextracurricularactivitycanbeapositiveintheadmissionsprocess,especiallyforhighlyselectiveinstitutions,wherehavingtopgradesandtestscoresisnotenough,"KatieKelley,admissionscounseloratIvyWiseadmissionsconsultancyandaformerseniordirectorofadmissionsatthe

MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,wroteinanemail."Studentsneedtohavethatqualityorhookthatwillappealtoadmissionofficersandallowthemtovisualizehowthestudentmightcomeandenrichtheircampuscommunity."

Extracurricularactivitiesrelatedtothecollegemajordeclaredonacollegeapplicationarebeneficial,expertssuggest."Ifyoualreadyknowyourmajor,havinganextracurricularthatfitsintothatmajorcanbeabigplus,"MayghinLevine,themanagerofeducationalopportunitieswithTheCabbagePatchSettlementHouse,aLouisville,Kentucky,nonprofitcommunitycenter.

Highschoolstudentswhohavehadastrongpositiveinfluenceontheircommunitythroughanextracurricularactivitymayimpressacollegeandwinascholarship,saysEricaGwyn,aformermathandsciencemagnetprogramassistantatapublichighschoolwhoisnowexecutivedirectoroftheKaleidoscopeCareersAcademyinAtlanta,anonprofitorganization.

41.SueRexford[單選題]*A.Studentswhostandoutinaspecificextracurricularactivitywillbefavoredbytop-tierinstitutions.B.Studentswhoseextracurricularactivityhasbenefitedtheircommunityarelikelytowinascholarship.C.Undertakingtoomanyextracurricularactivitieswillhardlybeseenasaplusbycolleges.(正確答案)D.Studentwhoexhibitsactivityindoingbusinesscanimpresscolleges.E.Highschoolstudentsparticipatinginapopularactivityshouldexcelit.F.EngaginginuncommonactivitycandemonstrateStudents'determinationanddedication.G.Itisadvisableforstudentstochooseextracurricularactivitythatisrelatedtotheirfuturestudyatcollege.42.SaraHarberson[單選題]*A.Studentswhostandoutinaspecificextracurricularactivitywillbefavoredbytop-tierinstitutions.B.Studentswhoseextracurricularactivityhasbenefitedtheircommunityarelikelytowinascholarship.C.Undertakingtoomanyextracurricularactivitieswillhardlybeseenasaplusbycolleges.D.Studentwhoexhibitsactivityindoingbusinesscanimpresscolleges.E.Highschoolstudentsparticipatinginapopularactivityshouldexcelit.(正確答案)F.EngaginginuncommonactivitycandemonstrateStudents'determinationanddedication.G.Itisadvisableforstudentstochooseextracurricularactivitythatisrelatedtotheirfuturestudyatcollege.43.KatieKelley[單選題]*A.Studentswhostandoutinaspecificextracurricularactivitywillbefavoredbytop-tierinstitutions.(正確答案)B.Studentswhoseextracurricularactivityhasbenefitedtheircommunityarelikelytowinascholarship.C.Undertakingtoomanyextracurricularactivitieswillhardlybeseenasaplusbycolleges.D.Studentwhoexhibitsactivityindoingbusinesscanimpresscolleges.E.Highschoolstudentsparticipatinginapopularactivityshouldexcelit.F.EngaginginuncommonactivitycandemonstrateStudents'determinationanddedication.G.Itisadvisableforstudentstochooseextracurricularactivitythatisrelatedtotheirfuturestudyatcollege.44.MayghinLevine[單選題]