VII. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow.
Circle A, B, C or D to indicate your answer. (1pt)
Harvard University is situated along the banks of the Charles River in
Cambridge , Massachusetts . The university is now a sprawling complex of
more than four hundred buildings, housing, classrooms, laboratories and
libraries. The Harvard faculty has produced 27 Nobel laureates and more than
20 winners of the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. Today the university has more
than 16,000 students and over 2,300 full-time faculty members.
Harvard is consistently ranked as one of the best schools in America and the
world. And it is considered a leading international research institution. The
university owes its reputation as a center for academic excellence to its
professional and graduate schools, as well as to its undergraduate
programme. The Medical, Law, Business and Divinity schools are leaders in
their fields, attracting for students around the world. Beginning in the 1930s,
Harvard made a conscious effort to recruit students from all over the United
States , not just the eastern part of the nation. More recently, the university
has pursued policies to increase the number of the women and minority
students on campus.
A long tradition of modification and change continues, but the commitment to
excellence remains at the heart of Harvard education.
1. Which of the following statements is true?
     A. The Harvard University has won 27 Nobel Prizes.
     B. The Harvard graduates have won 27 Nobel Prizes.
     C. The Harvard faculty has won more than 20 Pulitzer Prizes.
     D. The Harvard graduates have won 27 Nobel Prizes but no Pulitzer
Prizes.
2. Harvard includes three of the following except…………………………..
     A. professional schools                                          B. graduate
programme
     C. job training programme                                     D. undergraduate
programme
3. Three of the following are the famous schools in Harvard. Which is the
exception?
     A. Medical School                                       B. Mathematics School
     C. Divinity School                                       D. Business School
4. Since 1930s, Harvard has tried hard to enroll students
from…………………
     A. all over the United States                         B. all over the world
     C. eastern part of the country                        D. western part of Europe
5. Harvard has managed to increase the number of……………..students on
campus.
     A. top                                                                   B. Asian
     C. women and minority                               D. women and black