There are some problem areas for international students and immigrants studying in the Unites States. Making friends is a challenge(this is also true for some American students ). Many colleges and universities offer a variety of student clubs and organizations where both foreign-born and native American students have a great chance of meeting people with shared interests. Information about these out-of-class activities is often posted in the student center and listed in the student newspaper. Sometimes foreign students and immigrant students find Americans to be"cliquish(H 派性的)”( Americans find some non- U.S-born students to be cliquish as well. )If people feel separated from the social aspects of American college life, they should actively seek people with shared interests. It is unlikely that students will make friends just by passing people on the campus Foreign or immigrant students may feel confused during the first few weeks at a new school because they do not understand the system and are not willing to ask questions. Many students do not take advantage of the numerous services offered on campus that assist students in developing new skills and social groups. Some colleges offer students tutorial(Hi =B)support in such subjects as writing, language study, computer skills, and other basic subjexts. Students who appear to be most successful in"learning the ropes " are those who can solve problems by taking the initiative to ask questions, locate resources, and experience new social situations 31. In the United States, students can find friends with the same interests by A. making friends onh the campus B. reading the student newspaper C. visiting the student center D. joining the student clubs 32. The sentence"people fell separated from the soc ial aspects of American college life (Line 8, Para. 1)means they have difficulty in A. joining social activities within the campus B. being easily accepted by the university C. find ing people with shared interests D. gtting a job in American society 33. When they first come to college, some foreign students may feel confused because A. they are denied any help from people around B. they are provided with few services C. they are faced with an unfamiliar educational system D. they are unwilling to adapt themselves to the new environment 34. The phrase"learing the ropes"(Lines 6, Para 2)is closest in meaning to B. having the skills to make conversations C. learning how to answer questions D. knowing how to handle problems 35. From the passage we may conclude that foreign stuents A. may face some problems in adjusting to college lifeThere are some problem areas for international students and immigrants studying in the Unites States. Making friends is a challenge (this is also true for some American students). Many colleges and universities offer a variety of student clubs and organizations where both foreign-born and native American students have a great chance of meeting people with shared interests. Information about these out-of-class activities is often posted in the student center and listed in the student newspaper. Sometimes foreign students and immigrant students find Americans to be “cliquish(有 派性的)”.(Americans find some non-U.S-born students to be cliquish as well.) If people feel separated from the social aspects of American college life, they should actively seek people with shared interests. It is unlikely that students will make friends just by passing people on the campus. Foreign or immigrant students may feel confused during the first few weeks at a new school because they do not understand the system and are not willing to ask questions. Many students do not take advantage of the numerous services offered on campus that assist students in developing new skills and social groups. Some colleges offer students tutorial(辅导的) support in such subjects as writing, language study, computer skills, and other basic subjexts. Students who appear to be most successful in “learning the ropes” are those who can solve problems by taking the initiative to ask questions, locate resources, and experience new social situations. 31. In the United States, students can find friends with the same interests by _______. A. making friends onh the campus B. reading the student newspaper C. visiting the student center D. joining the student clubs 32. The sentence “people fell separated from the social aspects of American college life”(Line 8, Para.1) means they have difficulty in _______. A. joining social activities within the campus B. being easily accepted by the university C. finding people with shared interests D. gtting a job in American society 33. When they first come to college, some foreign students may feel confused because ________. A. they are denied any help from people around B. they are provided with few services C. they are faced with an unfamiliar educational system D. they are unwilling to adapt themselves to the new environment 34. The phrase “learing the ropes” (Lines 6, Para 2) is closest in meaning to _______. A. finding the way to develop new skills B. having the skills to make conversations C. learning how to answer questions D. knowing how to handle problems 35. From the passage we may conclude that foreign stuents _______. A. may face some problems in adjusting to college life