V Read the passage carefully then answer the questions below.
In the USA some university students nowadays are spending more and more time in university before graduating. In American universities, many students have to pay their own fees, and this means more time working and less studying. Alan Chester is a 25-year-old journalism student from Ohio who is taking six years to complete his undergraduate degree. In order to pay tuition fees and other expenses he has to work four days a week in the university kitchen, while in the university holidays he does a full-time job. "I am finding it difficult at the moment to study and pay my bills at the same time," he says. "But I am trying my best and I am managing to keep the wolf from the door. It's hard but I am learning to look after myself and I am experiencing stuff that might be useful one day when I'm a journalist". He insists that spending time working part-time helps him build up good experience for his future job. So it's not all about money.
QUESTIONS
1. Why do many American students spend more time working and less studying?
2. What does Alan have to do to pay his tuition fees and other expenses?
3. Is it difficult for him to work and study at the same time?
4. What benefits does working part-time bring to Alan?
V Read the passage carefully then answer the questions below.
In the USA some university students nowadays are spending more and more time in university before graduating. In American universities, many students have to pay their own fees, and this means more time working and less studying. Alan Chester is a 25-year-old journalism student from Ohio who is taking six years to complete his undergraduate degree. In order to pay tuition fees and other expenses he has to work four days a week in the university kitchen, while in the university holidays he does a full-time job. "I am finding it difficult at the moment to study and pay my bills at the same time," he says. "But I am trying my best and I am managing to keep the wolf from the door. It's hard but I am learning to look after myself and I am experiencing stuff that might be useful one day when I'm a journalist". He insists that spending time working part-time helps him build up good experience for his future job. So it's not all about money.
QUESTIONS
1. Why do many American students spend more time working and less studying?
Because they have to pay their own fees
2. What does Alan have to do to pay his tuition fees and other expenses?
He has to work four days a week in the university kitchen, while in the university holidays he does a full-time job
3. Is it difficult for him to work and study at the same time?
Yes, it is
4. What benefits does working part-time bring to Alan?
He build up good experience for his future job
1. Because they have to pay their own fees.
2.He has to work four days a week in the university kitchen.
3. Yes, it is.
4. It helps him build up good experience for his future job.