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They feel their life is empty and meaningless.
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They do not have a serious attitude toward life.
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D.
They do not know how to strike a balance between study and play.
7. Which of the following is not described by the author as benefits of working while studying?
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A.
He doesn't have to pay for debts after graduation.
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B.
He feels it is always fun earning money while learning.
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C.
He has made his parents happy by becoming a responsible adult.
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D.
He has relieved his parents of the burden to pay for his tuition.
8. What is the author's main purpose in writing the last paragraph?
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A.
To criticize those who do not work part-time at college.
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B.
To complain about the hardship of working while studying.
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C.
To call on other students to work part-time while studying.
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To argue that the \happiness.
1. It is no easy task for a working student to strike a balance between work and study. The following tips may help:
? good time management: Plan your time wisely and you can make the best out of it.
? modest working hours: Working too long can weaken your health and affect your school performance.
? efficiency in work and study: Learn to work and study more efficiently because higher efficiency saves your time and energy.
? good health: Get good sleep and do some exercise. After all, you can neither work nor study well if you are sick.
2. ? I admire the students who work to pay their own tuition as long as they are still performing well academically because they are independent, responsible, and self-motivated. They have to work harder on fewer hours of sleep, but certainly they will find it rewarding as they have made full use of their time in college. What's more, the skills they learn from their part-time work will put them in a more advantageous position when seeking employment after graduation. They also share the financial burden with their parents by paying their own tuition. Therefore, I think we should learn from them.
? I feel pity for the working students as they are not able to fully enjoy their college life like many other students. They have less time to study or to do other fun activities. They may have fewer true friends as they are busy making money. Though they can gain some work experience, that may not be helpful for their future careers because part-time work usually involves labor work rather than professional work. They may feel regretful after graduation because only by then will they know what they have missed as college students.
3. ? Yes, working part-time definitely helps students learn to prioritize and become more efficient. To balance work and study, working students often encounter time conflicts and approaching deadlines. So they have to know which is the most urgent and important under different circumstances. They can be frustrated in the beginning. But once they learn how to prioritize, they can work and study more efficiently than others because they can multitask.
? No, not necessarily. Working students often have to give priority to their work when their study conflicts with their work. If they fail to go to work as scheduled, they may lose their job and the income it brings about. They surely don't want that to happen. As a result, they may skip class or fail to turn in their assignments. Moreover, since working students have to study and work at the same time, they are more likely to get tired and may thus become more stressful and less efficient in their study.
4. No, not necessarily. Though paying tuition is a sign of being independent, there are other ways to show our independence. For example:
? helping parents with housework to show that we contribute to the family; ? helping other students in need to show that we care for others;
? doing volunteer work and contributing to society to share social responsibility; ? being excellent in academic study to show that we can prioritize and know what is most important to us.
5. The advantages of studying full-time without working part-time are obvious. By studying full-time, students will have more time to: ? focus on study and do well academically;
? rest and relax, thus leading a more colorful college life; ? have fun and be more optimistic about life;
? stay with their families and build a better relationship with their parents;
? visit with friends and build friendships, which may benefit them for lifetime; and
? sample widely and get prepared for future careers.
1. The program aims to meet the needs of different students. It provides courses for both beginners and
(advanced)
students. 2. The shock was
(tremendous)
when she was found out to have a tumor, and even more so when doctors suggested that it was life-threatening. 3. He denies the university's
(claim)
that he cheated in two tests through having knowledge of the questions in advance. 4. You'd have to
(endure)
the unbearable pain while the doctors are on their way to your help. 5. To
(relieve)
stress, she turned to painting, an activity she has loved since childhood.
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