65. Which of the following can be used as the title for
the passage?
A) The British Educational system
B) Further Education in Britain
C) From Night School to the Further Educational
System
D) The future of the Educationa System in Britain
Passage Ⅵ: Questions 66-70 are based on the following
passage.
One of the most-cited case histories in sociology
is the study of Agnes, a biological male who had always
felt that he was a female. Raised as a male up to age
seventeen, Agnes then decided actually to become a
woman. Agnes dressed and behaved that way the women
would, become engaged to a young man, and applied to a
university clinic for sex change surgery that would
complete the transformation.
Medication and a series of operations could stop
the production of male hormones and make Agnes look
like a woman and to convince others that this was her
identity. What for most women is considered natural
was for Agnes a problem in the presentation of self.
Agnes learned to avoid situations in which others might
question her identity, such as all-female gatherings.
She also had to construct a believable past history. In
other words, Agnes quite literally manufactured
a self.
As we follow Agnes own story, we realize that each
person constructs an identity but is usually unaware of
the effort it takes. What is taken-for-granted by the
rest of us is brought into the open by Agnes. From this
one in-depth study, then, we can learn more about the
creation of a sexual identity than through any other
research design. It is the perfect method for the type