I am the oldest child of my parents and the first in my fami

I am the oldest child of my parents and the first in my family to go to college.My father quit school at 15 because he needed to work.
As a child,the only men I saw in suits were at church,and the only people I knew who had gone to college were teachers.Women were homemakers and mothers.When I was 6,my father told me I would go to college.That was my first key moment,because I believed him even though I didn’t know what college was.I just knew I was going there.
Everyone has infinite opportunities for choices.These most often present themselves in our lives through another person or discovery.There have been many such opportunities in my life,but two others stand out.
The first was my discovery of reading.Books took me far beyond the small Mid-western farming community of Fisher,III.,where I grew up.Reading opened up the world.I read all the books in our small school library.My parents never limited what I read or the time I could spend reading.
It was through books I learned about possibilities.The possibility of living other places,of meeting interesting people,of education,of any career I chose.
The other opportunity was a conversation with Janelle Calsyn,my high school English and speech teacher.I was a senior and she was probably only a few years older,having just graduated from college.She knew I was having a hard time fighting out how to get from point A --- Fisher,III.--- to point B --- college and beyond.
One day after school,Mrs.Calsyn and I were sitting in the high school cafeteria at a folded-down metal table,editing and laying out the school paper.She talked to me as an equal,and told me I could accomplish whatever I wanted to accomplish.I believed her.Because I was fortunate enough to be in a high school cafeteria with Mrs.Calsyn in Fisher,III.,in 1967,I received the encouragement I needed at that moment in my life.
Each of those opportunities --- my father telling me at age 6 that I would go to college,the discovery of reading,and Janelle Calsyn --- made a profound difference in my life.
26.How many important opportunities marked the writer’s course of life?
a.One b.Two c.Three d.Four
27.When he was six,the writer knew that he would go to college because ___.
A.he was the oldest child in the family
B.his father told him so
C.his teachers asked him to
D.it was his only choice
28.His parents’ attitude towards his reading was very ____.
a.changeable b.supportive c.disapproving d.unconcerned
29.By reading books the writer learned all of the following EXCEPT that _____.
A.the world was much bigger than his hometown
B.college was necessary for any career he might choose
C.it was possible for him to choose his lifestyle
D.there were interesting people elsewhere
30.Janelle Calsyn made a profound difference in the writer’s life style by _____.
A encouraging him to do what he wanted to do
B.advising him to go on to further study
C.recommending some colleges to him
D.teaching him English and speech

26 C
参考：Each of those opportunities --- my father telling me at age 6 that I would go to college,the discovery of reading,and Janelle Calsyn --- made a profound difference in my life.
27 B
参考：When I was 6,my father told me I would go to college.
28 B
参考：My parents never limited what I read or the time I could spend reading.
29 B
参考：It was through books I learned about possibilities.The possibility of living other places,of meeting interesting people,of education,of any career I chose.
30 A
参考：She talked to me as an equal,and told me I could accomplish whatever I wanted to accomplish.（完成任何想完成的事情）
颍也不知道亲的英语水平如何,如果这样解还看不懂的话,可以再问