Hello please can you read the Selection 3 "Fear the College Years" on pages 398-406 and help me to answers these question. I cant copie the text cause its too long. Thanks for helping me out.

1- When Corcoran's father used the term, "King's English," he meant correct, formal, English.

- True

False

2- Corcoran found the junior college classes easy.

-True

-False

3- Corcoran stole test answers from a college teacher only one time.

- True

-False

4- Corcoran was caught and arrested for breaking into a faculty office.

-True

-False

5- Corcoran believed that being able to read would change his life.

-True

-False

6- Which of the following statements best summarizes this selection?

Although he is not proud of how he did it, John Corcoran managed to graduate from college despite being unable to read; eventually, he faced his disability and sought help.

John Corcoran stole tests from teachers' files and enlisted his friends to help him pass exams.

John Corcoran is ashamed of what he did to cover up his reading disability and to graduate from high school and college.

Being unable to read is a huge obstacle to success in modern society.

7-Corcoran received a scholarship to attend

the University of Texas at Austin.

two community colleges.

a California college.

Texas Western College.

8- Details in the selection suggest that Corcoran's college scholarship was

for having excellent high school grades.

O an academic scholarship.

O to play basketball.

O to play football.

9-Which of the following best states the main idea of the third paragraph?

- A college degree is still critical to success.

- Corcoran's parents believed that a college education was essential.

-Corcoran's mother did not attend college.

-Corcoran's father taught school off and on for 40 years.

10- From the article, readers can infer that

-Corcoran had difficulty in mathematics.

-Corcoran was skilled in areas other than reading.

-Corcoran was not disturbed by his inability to read.

-Corcoran could have learned to read but didn't try.

11- Mildred must have been

- Corcoran's sister.

-one of Corcoran's teachers.

-Corcoran's future wife.

- a high school and college girlfriend.

12- Which of the following was Clarence's reason for helping Corcoran with his U.S. Government test?

- He wanted a date with Corcoran's sister.

-He needed the money that Corcoran was going to pay him.

-He wanted to help his friend.

-He wanted to show Corcoran how smart he was.

13- Where did Corcoran finally receive teaching that addressed his reading disability?

-at a community adult learning center

-at a class offered by a community college

-at a public library

- at an evening class at a nearby elementary school

14- A "cat burglar" is most likely someone who

- steals valuable, pedigreed animals for resale. -enters quietly, without being noticed, to take what he or she wants.

-is a glamorous, "movie star" kind of thief.

-specializes in stealing answers to tests and quizzes.

15- To pass Corcoran's U.S. Government final, which of the following did he and Clarence do?

They climbed into a second-story window to steal the test.

They stole a locked file cabinet and got a Locksmith to open it.

Clarence quizzed him repeatedly until he was able to memorize the answers.

They passed questions and answers through an open window.

16- Corcoran was plagued by worry that his reading disability would be discovered.

True

False

17- According to the article, even children with mild reading problems are often less happy than their peers.

True

False

18- The author's primary purpose is to inspire others through his personal story.

O True

O False

19- Corcoran dated the former Miss El Paso because he was in love with her.

O True

False

20- Corcoran earned an honest "A" in mathematics practice teaching.

O True

O False