41.  It reminded me of an irony scene in film Freedom Writers: An African-American with straight A's was always set as a particular striking example more because of the seemingly impossible combination of humble race and high grades than her hard work and due achievements.

42.  Her specific identity that was generally accepted as less intelligent magnified her efforts which absolutely were even less than some white men.

43.  Similarly, my performance in the past year was ordinary but seemed excellent based on my study schedule with more than forty lessons per week.

44.  I found that what stood behind the stereotype on DII students was the stereotype on the conflict between study and after-class activities, which from my point of view was unreasonable, and study and activities even promoted each other.

45.  He was admitted by Department of Chemistry in our university and got a full A for all the natural science courses in the last academic year.

46.  When I was a second year student in junior high school, I was a member of the reading club.

47.  Considering that I was deeply interested in English literature, I determined to recite a sonnet written by Shakespeare because I thought I could advance it with expression.

48.  I was so used to being petted and noticed that I totally couldn't calm down and concentrate on the preparation.

49.  I chuckled to myself at times as if I had won the first prize-\

50.  When this name was announced, everyone's eyes were turned towards her and then some turned to me rapidly.