28. What do students compete for in school?

A. 　 Telling the woman an interesting life story.

B. 　 Teaching the woman skills to find a good job.

C. 　 Encouraging the woman to pursue a happy marriage.

D. 　 Giving the woman advice on important things in life.

A. 　 Invite the waiter to a fancy dinner.

B. 　 Tell her story to the Daily News.

C. 　 Give some money to the waiter.

D. 　 Pay the waiter’s school tuition.

A. 　 Two-piece black suit.

B. 　 Two-piece suit.

C. 　 Three-piece black suit.

D. 　 Three-piece suit.

A. 　 Because the new generation had more demand on them.

B. 　 Because colleges believed they could attract more students.

C. 　 Because colleges could be financed by building facilities.

D. 　 Because the building market was highly competitive.

A. 　 They live their whole lives in a mountain.
They live to a much older age.
They have high expectations for life.

D. 　 They seek doctors’ advice more often.

A. 　 They have fewer pages.

B. 　They are disappointing.

C. 　They are worthy of reading.

D. 　They report important issues.

A. 　 20% to 60%.

B. 　 Half.

C. 　 12% to 16%.

D. 　 Less than 12%.

A. 　 Having energy and passion.

B. 　 Having plenty of opportunities.

C. 　 Having time to explore new places.

D. 　 Having the freedom to pursue his dreams.

A. 　 in all

B. 　 at best

C. 　f or all

D. 　 by far

A. 　 despair

B. 　 thirsty

C. 　 desperate

D. 　 desire