American higher education stands on the brink of chaos. Never have so many spent so long learning so little. The present crisis

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问题     American higher education stands on the brink of chaos.
Never have so many spent so long learning so little. The present
crisis stems from the increasing widespread acceptance among                 【S1】______.
faculty and administrators of the fatal educational principle
which a student should not be required to do any academic work               【S2】______.
that displeases him. If a student prefers not to study science or history
or literature, he has allowed to attain his degree without studying any      【S3】______.
science, history, or literature.
    In America the attempt is being made to provide students
with what is advised as a liberal education without requiring by them        【S4】______.
the necessary self-discipline and hard work. Students have been led to
believe they can achieve without effort, that all they need to do is skip
light-heartedly down the merry road to learning. Fortunately, that road      【S5】______.
is no more than a detour (弯路) to the dead end of ignorance.
    We must realize that becoming an educated person is a
difficult, demanded enterprise. Just as anyone who regards intense           【S6】______.
physical training as a source of delight would be thought a fool, for
we all know how much pain such training involves, but anyone who             【S7】______.
speaks intense mental exertion as a source of joy ought to be thought        【S8】______.
equally foolish, for such effort also involves pain. It is painful to have
one’s ignorance exposing and frustrating to be baffled by intellectual       【S9】______.
subtleties. Of course, there can be joy in learning as there can be in sport.
But in both cases a joy is the result of overcoming challenges and can’t     【S10】______.
be experienced without toil.
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答案has→is

解析 he is allowed to...他获准去……根据上下文,本句应用被动语态。语态错误。
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