高考语法填空练习第四期-2023届高三英语二轮专题

高考语法填空练习第四期(含答案) （A） Facts About the Federal Work-Study Program Unlike other types of student financial aid, the federal work-study program typically accounts for only a small portion of funding sources that families use (1)__________(cover) college expenses. In 2022, for instance, 20% of families relied on work-study to pay for college, and the average aid amount among those families from that source was $1,531, according to Sallie Mae's How America Pays for College 2022 study. But when it (2)_________(come) to paying for college, every dollar counts. Here's what students and parents should know about the federal work-study program. What Is the Federal Work-Study Program? Federal work-study is a form of need-based financial aid that offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to work a part-time job to help cover their educational expenses. The federal government subsidizes a portion of a student's paycheck – up to 75% – (3)___________ the employer only has to pay a fraction. "It's a great way for schools to hire students (4)_________a relatively low cost to the institution," says Norm Bedford, associate vice president for student financial services at Virginia Commonwealth University. Who Is Eligible for Work-Study? Work-study is available to full- and part-time undergraduate, graduate and professional students at (5)___________(participate) schools, but not all qualify. Students must demonstrate their financial need by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or the FAFSA. The total work-study award amount that students are eligible to receive depends on several factors, (6)_________ __________ when they apply, their financial need and a school's funding level. How to Apply for Work-Study？ One question on the FAFSA asks students if they are interested in participating in the work-study program. To be considered, applicants must answer "yes" and submit the form by the deadline for each institution (7)_____ ________they apply. P