19. We Have Our Own Way of Education

1.This passage is about______.

A)the colleges of the northern province

B)the problems of the Americans in the mid 18th century

C)the educational values of the Indians

D)the talk between the Indians and the officials

2.According to the letter, the Indians believed that______.

A)they were being insulted by the offer

B)they knew more about science than the officials

C)it would be better for their boys to receive some schooling

D)they had a better way of educating young men

3.The Indian’s chief purpose in writing the letter seems to be to______.

A)politely refuse a friendly offer

B)describe Indian customs

C)express their opinions on equal treatment

D)show their pride

4.Diffrent from the officials’ view of education ,the Indians thought______.

A)they taught different branches of science

B)they should teach the sons of the officials first

C)they had different goals of education

D)young women should also be educated

5.The tone of the letter as a shole is best described as______.

A)pleasant

B)polite

C)inquiring

D)angry