Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank:          I come from a family that values education. My grandma, born on the early side of the 1900 line, had four college (1)______, quite unusual for a woman of that era. My dad still tells the story about her trying to (2)________ visitors by displaying all four diplomas (Yale, Syracuse, Oberlin and Columbia) and then adding a tiny little certificate she got for completing a 6-week training course with the telephone company (3)_____ World War I.         My mom's side of the family did not have extensive educational backgrounds (4)_____, but most dedicated their working lives (5)______teaching children.         I do not have a large (6)_______ family, but most of them are teachers. My dad, the black sheep of the family, was only (7)_______ to speak at family reunions once he left the unseemly world of banking to become a corporate trainer.         So since my family values education (not in the snobby way, (8)________ in a way that ingrained the significance of learning in me from an early age), it was somewhat natural for me to gravitate in the same direction. (9)________ , during the early days of personal computers, while getting a B.S. in business, I was bitten by the technology bug (10)_______ left a permanent welt that drives me to this day. 1. A. certificates B. degrees C. bachelors D. licenses 2. A. pride B. amuse C. impress D. annoy 3. A. in B. at C. on D. during 4. A. themselves B. ourselves C. herself D. itself 5. A. for B. with C. to D. about 6. A. extend B. extensive C. extending D. extended 7. A. allowed B. let C. recommended D. suggested 8. A. so B. but C. and D. so that 9. A. Therefore B. Moreover C. However D. Still 10. A. who B. when C. where   D. which