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The Ivy League is the name applied to an association of eight private universities and colleges in the northeast United States, comprising Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale.      The term Ivy League can trace its roots to 1935, but the term really gainednational attention starting in 1954. Ivy League schools consistently place among the top 20 in the US News college and university rankings; they rank among the top one percent of the world's academic institutions in terms of financial endowment. Maybe the name comes from a legend that Columbia, Harvard, Yale and Princeton set up a league earlier, so the four universities were called  "IV League" . If the Roman numeral IV is looked as English letters, it can be pronounced as the similar pronunciation as the word "ivy" in English.   The advantage of Ivy League universities is that they have many world-famousprofessors, and also have an illustrious academic heritage. Though they have very high admission standards, the Ivy League universities are still the places where many outstanding students desire to attend. They are a haven for the country's top-tier students and facu!ty; and they are perceived to be socially elite.

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Term 1  Evaluation Examination   Unit One   Unit Two   Unit Three   Mid-term Examination   Unit Four   Unit Five   Unit Six   Final Examination Term 2  Unit One  Unit Two   Unit Three  Mid-term Examination   Unit Four   Unit Five   Unit Six   Final ExaminationKeys

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