题目内容：

In my generation, most people assume. We assume that after getting a driver’s license, we should see a brand new car sitting in our driveway. We assume that the latest iPhone product should be in our hands as soon as something goes wrong with our old one. We also assume that college, being as expensive as it is, is given. However, what we don't realize is that all of these things are very special privileges.

New cars, the latest technology and college fees are something that most people have in the place where I live. I' m not necessarily complaining about this. I live in a very fortunate area, and I try to remind myself of that every day.

Getting nice things is great, but sometimes, the competition that rules our lives gets too fierce. When someone else gets something great, you begin to think, "Why can't I have that?" When everyone around you goes to college, you think that one day you will obviously do the same, because who doesn’t?

Even now, being almost done with my first year of college, I constantly see people who forget why we're here, and how lucky we are to be on this campus. All of the distractions can surely keep you from doing your best, and they can easily make you forget your real purpose at college. The parties, friends, events, and overall social life can move you into a never-ending whirlpool (旋涡) of not doing schoolwork. Having fun is a part of life, but balance is the key when it comes to college.

Appreciation nowadays is slowly fading into a distant thought. We constantly forget how lucky we are to have the things and the life that we do. Surely, who doesn’t dream of a new car waiting for them, or that brand new iPhone that you see in all of the commercials? But wanting something is different from expecting it. Setting yourself up with an "I should get this" attitude will only push appreciation further away.

Appreciate what you have, but don't expect what you don't have. Say thank you to those who help and support you, and realize that whoever you are, you' re lucky in a great way.

1.Which of the following may the author agree with?

A. Assuming should be forbidden.

B. People of his generation are lazy.

C. What we have may be privileges.

D. College education shouldn’t be expensive.

2.What do we know about the author?

A. He is too poor to afford a new car.

B. He is sure that everyone can go to college.

C. He is a fortunate second-year student.

D. He is grateful for his college education.

3.What does the author think of the social activities at college?

A. They should be balanced in students' life.

B. They are totally a waste of time and money.

C. They make students confused about their life.

D. They are useful for students after graduation.

4.According to the fifth paragraph, people nowadays        .

A. don’t expect new cars or cell phones

B. don’t seem to appreciate what they have

C. always set up big goals in life

D. often complain they are unlucky