全新版大學英語(第二版)：長篇閱讀(1)（簡體書）

《全新版大學英語（第2版）長篇閱讀（1）/教育部推薦使用大學外語類教材》屬于“全新版大學英語（第二版）”系列叢書之一。 《全新版大學英語（第2版）長篇閱讀（1）/教育部推薦使用大學外語類教材》為閱讀類教材，選文體裁題材多樣，題型豐富，尤其是包含了全國大學英語四六級考試閱讀類題型，通過長篇閱讀能有效地幫助學生提高閱讀能力和速度，從容應對國家考試。

Unit 1
Text-1 Preparing for College： Insights from My FreshmaYear
Text-2 Tips for First-Year Students
Text-3 Why Young Americans Want a College Degree
Text-4 Visitas Memories

Unit 2
Text-1 How Going to College Made Me Discover My Real Friends
Text-2 CrimsoTies．．．．
Text-3 Black and White
Text-4 Friendship

Unit 3
Text-1 Some Facts about StepheHawking
Text-2 5 Lessons SteveJobs Left Behind
Text-3 What Would HappeIf All Satellites Stopped Working
Text-4 The Scientific Method

Unit 4
Text-1 America Is More Patchwork Quilt ThaMelting Pot
Text-2 Andrew Carnegie
Text-3 Nicola Tesla
Text-4 I． M． Pei

Unit 5
Text-1 What I Learned ithe Shoe Store
Text-2 The Waitress
Text-3 The Face ithe Window
Text-4 The Death Car

Unit 6
Text-1 My Love Story， before Social Networks
Text-2 Inter Love CaWork
Text-3 7 Very Unique Movies about Unrequited Love for Valentine's Day
Text-4 Home Is Where the Heart Is

Unit 7
Text-1 Muting the Mozart Effect
Text-2 Humans Are More ThaClever Apes Don't Make Me Laugh
Text-3 Natural and Applied Science
Text-4 Do Animals Think

Unit 8
Text-1 Learning Curves othe Career Path
Text-2 What Is the Future of Technology iEducation
Text-3 Nobody CaDo It Like McDonald's
Text-4 Continuing EducatioClasses

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Annenberg is quite large, as far as dining halls go. You walk ifor the first time as a pre-frosh （未來的一年級學生） during Visitas, the annual introductioto Harvard for pre-freshmefrom across the United States and the world and you have one of two thoughts: Either you have just entered the world of Harry Potter and you are ithe Great Hall, or you have no idea how you are going to find someone familiar ithe sea of faces. At least, that was my first experience wheI had dinner iAnnenberg, the first-year students' dining hall. I walked iwith a girl I had met othe walk over, and we both showed our temporary IDs to get in. We sat dowwith some other pre-frosh she recognized from aopehouse earlier ithe day, and we joined the conversation. That meal iAnnenberg was the first time I met a guy my age who identified as a feminist （女權主義者）-and that meant a lot to me as the then-president of the four-persofeminist club at my high school. It was also wheI learned the difference betweethe slang words 'SoCal' and 'NorCal,' and it was the first .time I passed my phone around and got so many new numbers that I wasn't sure whether I would be able to match each number with a face and name. These may seem like random things that happened over the course of a meal, but occurrences like that continued throughout the duratioof my first visit to Harvard. These interactions with the students who would bee my friends and classmates made me feel a sense of connectioand belonging. No one was too much like me, but I felt like I fit iwith the Class of 2016. I met students who had beeocampus so many times that they knew their way around better thasome upperclassmen, and students like myself whose first major interactiowith public transportatiohad beethe subway ride to campus. I met students who had done amazing scientific research and wopetitions for it, and students who had published poetry. I met students who knew exactly what they wanted to study and students whose definitions of 'college' and 'time to explore' were one and the same. Othe afternooof my last day visiting campus, my dad arrived. No one imy family had ever beeto Boston. And my mom did not like the idea of me choosing a college before either she or my dad had seeand approved of my choice. Once he was here, I showed him around as if I had beeocampus for weeks, not two days. It may sound cliched （陳詞濫調的）, but after just two days, it did not take too much imaginatioto see myself as a proud Harvard student. I was already amusedly exasperated （煩惱） that our mascot （吉祥物） was a color instead of aanimal, I already knew never to leave my dorm without aumbrella, and I already had a dozereasons why we were better thaour rivals at MIT iNew Haven. By the conclusioof my Visitas experience, I could see myself making Harvard my home, and imy time here so far, I feel as if I have done just that. I have found a family imy circle of friends, and I know that we will continue to be close for years to e. I have confronted my stage fright （怯場心理） by dancing with Harvard's folk dance team, beeintroduced to the business world by joining Harvard Undergraduate WomeiBusiness, and gotteto look deeper into issues of identity and social justice as a part of Harvard Dialogues. The people here have taught me how to push my fort zone and enjoy every minute of it. ……