I had not made-|||-as many friends,had as much fun,or enjoyed my course as much as I thought I was going to.-|||-But I didn't tell anyone.-|||-I certainly didn 't put it on Facebook ---its culture of competitive sharing made me feel-|||-even worse.Visiting my friends'Facebook,I found that they were clearly enjoying themselves-|||-a lot.Jemma Lamble and I are friends on Facebook --- what impression did she get from my-|||-Facebook page?"There is one feeling I got when I clicked on I Libby's Facebook page and that-|||-is jealousy."-|||-Talking to fellow students has made me realize how little resemblance our Facebook lives-|||-have to our real ones."University life wasn't the walk in the park I had expected,"says Jemma.-|||-"I certainly didn't expect the feeling of loneliness that I experienced because I found it hard to-|||-connect with the people on my course."When I started university, people told me, "These will be the best days of your life." Not only would these be the best days of my life, everyone said, but they would also be the most exciting. By the end of my first year I was seriously considering dropping out. I had not made as many friends, had as much fun, or enjoyed my course as much as I thought I was going to. But I didn't tell anyone. I certainly didn't put it on Facebook ---its culture of competitive sharing made me feel even worse. Visiting my friends' Facebook, I found that they were clearly enjoying themselves a lot. Jemma Lamble and I are friends on Facebook ---what impression did she get from my Facebook page? "There is one feeling I got when I clicked on Libby's Facebook page and that is jealousy." Talking to fellow students has made me realize how little resemblance our Facebook lives have to our real ones. "University life wasn't the walk in the park I had expected," says Jemma. "I certainly didn't expect the feeling of loneliness that I experienced because I found it hard to connect with the people on my course." When I started university,people told me,"These will be the best days of your life."Not-|||-only would these be the best days of my life,everyone said,but they would also be the most-|||-exciting.By the end of my first year I was seriously considering dropping out. I had not made-|||-as many friends,had as much fun,or enjoyed my course as much as I thought I was going to.-|||-But I didn't tell anyone.-|||-I certainly didn 't put it on Facebook ---its culture of competitive sharing made me feel-|||-even worse.Visiting my friends'Facebook,I found that they were clearly enjoying themselves-|||-a lot.Jemma Lamble and I are friends on Facebook --- what impression did she get from my-|||-Facebook page?"There is one feeling I got when I clicked on I Libby's Facebook page and that-|||-is jealousy."-|||-Talking to fellow students has made me realize how little resemblance our Facebook lives-|||-have to our real ones."University life wasn't the walk in the park I had expected,"says Jemma.-|||-"I certainly didn't expect the feeling of loneliness that I experienced because I found it hard to-|||-connect with the people on my course."Sophie Smith remembers her first day: "As I walked into my first class, I tried my hardest to smile at everyone and make friends. But I was shocked by how blank some people were. I said to one guy, 'Wow, LCF, I still can't believe I'm here'. He replied, 'Well, LCF is lucky to have me.' I don't want to label everyone on the course because there are some lovely people too." My time at university may not have been the dream that I signed up for, but it has made me who I am. LCF did not provide me with the social experience I dreamed of, but it has made me appreciate the good friends I have kept from my childhood and each new one I have made here. Studying in London was frightening at times, but I have become much more independent as a result. Now that I am starting my third and final year, I can look back and see that university has been an experience. 46.What can we infer from paragraph 1? A.The author was hard to please. B.The author might not be very easy to get along with. C.The author had been fooled by those people. D.The author felt disappointed with her campus life. 47.Which of the following is TRUE about Facebook according to the text?

When I started university, people told me, "These will be the best days of your life." Not only would these be the best days of my life, everyone said, but they would also be the most exciting. By the end of my first year I was seriously considering dropping out. I had not made as many friends, had as much fun, or enjoyed my course as much as I thought I was going to. But I didn't tell anyone. I certainly didn't put it on Facebook ---its culture of competitive sharing made me feel even worse. Visiting my friends' Facebook, I found that they were clearly enjoying themselves a lot. Jemma Lamble and I are friends on Facebook ---what impression did she get from my Facebook page? "There is one feeling I got when I clicked on Libby's Facebook page and that is jealousy." Talking to fellow students has made me realize how little resemblance our Facebook lives have to our real ones. "University life wasn't the walk in the park I had expected," says Jemma. "I certainly didn't expect the feeling of loneliness that I experienced because I found it hard to connect with the people on my course." Sophie Smith remembers her first day: "As I walked into my first class, I tried my hardest to smile at everyone and make friends. But I was shocked by how blank some people were. I said to one guy, 'Wow, LCF, I still can't believe I'm here'. He replied, 'Well, LCF is lucky to have me.' I don't want to label everyone on the course because there are some lovely people too." My time at university may not have been the dream that I signed up for, but it has made me who I am. LCF did not provide me with the social experience I dreamed of, but it has made me appreciate the good friends I have kept from my childhood and each new one I have made here. Studying in London was frightening at times, but I have become much more independent as a result. Now that I am starting my third and final year, I can look back and see that university has been an experience. 46.What can we infer from paragraph 1? A.The author was hard to please. B.The author might not be very easy to get along with. C.The author had been fooled by those people. D.The author felt disappointed with her campus life. 47.Which of the following is TRUE about Facebook according to the text? A. Facebook page may be a complete lie. B.People really cnjoy themselves on Facebook. c.Facebook lives are a mirror of the real ones. D.Facebook makes a person competitive. 48.The mderlimed partin the thid paragaph probably means"_" A.a comfortable journey on foot on campus B.an easy or pleasurable experience C.a mater of importance D.something unexpected 49.Sophic Smith must have considered the guy whoreplied to her__ A.fortunate B.humorous C.impolite D.considerate 50. What does the author mainly say in the last paragraph? A.She feels regretful. B.LCF is not her dream college. C.Hardship has made her stronger. D.Friendship weighs more than social experience.