A)He tired to make everything take care of itself.

　　B)He tried to recognize those underprepared students.

　　C)He organized sufficient interactions between students and faculty.

　　D)He helped the prepared students meet their professors’ faulty expectations.

　　54.What will be the most likely outcome of the author’s faulty achievement training projects ?

　　A)Not only their students’ weakness but also their strengths will be identified.

　　B)Most of the training programs will focus on the strengths of their students.

　　C)Many students become frustrated and disillusioned as a result of it.

　　D)More students will stay in college in spite of their lack of ability.

　　55.Which word or expression is closest in meaning to “deficits” in Para. 3 ?

　　A)Diagnosis. B)Deficiencies. C)College material. D)Skills and konwledge.

　　56.How does the author like the approach of assessing students’ strengths and then applying them to their studies ?

　　A)It will assist students in improving their ability to study some courses.

　　B)It will tremendously motivate students to manage their weaknesses.

　　C)It will seriously discourage students of their further study in college.

　　D)It will positively improve student achievement with encouragement.

　　Passage Two

　　Questions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage.

　　Dowes Ginting, the most wanted man on Sumatra island, lay dying. He had abandoned the hospital where he had seen his relatives succumb one after anther, and he had fled deep into the

　　mountains,trying to outrun the black magic that he feared had marked him next . For four nights, witnesses recalled, a witch doctor hovered over him in a small clapboard home, resisting the evil spell.

　　Ginting, a tough 32-year-old, had watched disease burn through his family over the previous two weeks, killing six and sickening two others, including himself. International health experts grew increasingly concerned when laboratory tests confirmed they were sickened by bird flu, the largest cluster of the disease ever recorded . But Dowes feared medical treatment more than he did the flu. And so he ran, potentially exposing villagers across the province to the highly lethal virus.