The “SAT” will determine what a kind of college or university the high school graduates are going to, no matter how many grades you have got in school.
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- The sentence "The things you got away with in high school aren't going to work in college" tell college students that ______. A: if they don't do things properly, they will have to face the consequences(后果) B: they can't go back to high school again C: nobody is going to work in college since everyone has just left high school D: everything in college is more difficult than in high school
- The sentence “The things you got away with in high school aren’t going to work in college” tell college students that ______.
- What does the author believe according to the passage______ A: People used to question the value of college education B: People used to have full confidence in higher education C: All high school graduates went to college D: Very few high school graduates chose to go to college
- What is the finding about earnings of graduates in the 20th Century of the two Harvard economists’ study? A: College education was useless at yielding higher income for its graduates. B: High school graduates often had higher income than college graduates. C: The income gap between college and high school graduates begun to increase in the last two decades. D: The income gap between college and high school graduates was closing in entire 20th century.
- The passage suggests that ______. A: people used to question the value of education B: people used to have full confidence in higher education C: all high school graduates went to college D: very few high school graduates chose to go to college