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Education for education's sake was probably opposed by
[A] scholars in the Renaissance period.
[B] Jill Ker Conway.
[C] scholars in the Dark Ages.
[D] Plato.
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The author is in favor of ______.
A．having more vocational schools
B．having all-round education
C．having more colleges
D．having a General Certificate of Education
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A．high expense in education
B．more working mothers
C．changes in employment patterns
D．worsening social welfare
After reading the passage, what can we infer about Shakespeare？
A．He received a good education in a local school.
B．He was poor and without friends throughout his life.
C．He made a wise decision in leaving his hometown.
D．He was happily married to Anne Hathaway.
Which one below is not the reason why the Japanese youngsters lost their aims？
A．The education system in Japan was lack of creation and self-expression.
B．The long-term crowded living conditions in Urban Japan.
C．They were not satisfied with their school life.
D．Japan has largely fulfilled its economy needs.
A.set out
B.set about
C.set aside
A．As recreational centers.
B．As research centers.
C．As family picnic centers.
D．As educational centers.
In what way do women contribute to the small family size according to the text？
A．By educating their children.
B．By marrying late.
C．By supporting the small family.
D．By educating their husbands.
A.spare time school education
B.correspondence education
C.publish education
D.half-day education
In Australia, ______ is compulsory and free.
A．the elementary education and vocational education
B．the elementary education and secondary education
C．the secondary education and higher education
D．the elementary education and higher education
According to the passage, the principle of education should be______.
A．the cost effectiveness of education
B．the profit of education
C．the ownership of education
D．the quality of education
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A.Necessity for developing adult education
B.Early days of adult education
C.Ways of receiving adult education
D.Growth of adult education
E.Institutions of adult education
F.Definition of adult education
