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While reading the Los Angeles Times, I came across an article about race and intelligence. The journalist reported professors at Stanford University had proven that the genes of each race are all practically equal. According to the report, the reason why some races achieve more in certain areas than others could not be 1.# to genetics. I am an Asian-American. I have always believed that being Asian meant that I had better ability to 2.# complicated science and math problems. Therefore, I selected the medical field for study and a(n) 3. #. This new information made me, for a brief moment, 4. my choices. Then I quickly 5.# my dilemma. This finding had 6.# nothing about the cultures associated with each race. I determined that if Asians are not genetically 7.# to other races, we have better parents. It is apparent to me that whatever race prepares its youth best for the future is 8. #better than the rest. In fact, it is even more 9.# that scientists cannot point to genes as the cause for characteristics unique to our race. This way we can give 10. #to our own efforts and hard work when we reflect upon our accomplishments.The other day a friend exclaimed to me, "Of course you got good grades in math; you're Asian." He should have said, "I wish my parents had prepared me as well as yours have."
所给词汇如下：（请写出1—10所对应的答案）

Answer 1

While reading the Los Angeles Times, I came across an article about race
and intelligence. The journalist reported professors at Stanford University had
proven that the genes of each race are all practically equal. According to the
report, the reason why some races achieve more in certain areas than others
could not be 1.attributed to genetics. I am an Asian-American. I
have always believed that being Asian meant that I had better ability to
2.tackle complicated science and math problems.
Therefore, I selected the medical field for study and a(n) 3. career. This new information made me, for a brief moment, 4. question my choices. Then I quickly 5.resolved my dilemma. This finding had 6.revealed nothing about the cultures associated
with each race. I determined that if Asians are not genetically 7.superior to other races, we have better parents. It is apparent to me that whatever race prepares its youth best for the
future is 8. inherently better than the rest. In fact, it is
even more 9.assuring that scientists cannot point to genes
as the cause for characteristics unique to our race. This way we can give
10. credit to our own efforts and hard work when
we reflect upon our accomplishments.
The other day a friend exclaimed to me, "Of course you got good grades in
math; you're Asian." He should have said, "I wish my parents had prepared me as
well as yours have."