2018年8月26日 每周一测-学易试题君之每日一题君2018-2019学年上学期高二英语人教版（必修5）

2018年8月26日 每周一测 Ⅰ. 阅读理解 A Webber is a labor economist. His latest research offers guidance on how to keep students on target to earn a degree from a college or university. Among his findings: It is important, whenever possible, for college students to complete their degree program in four years. Also, getting a part-time job is probably a good thing to help finance a college education. But too much time spent working on a job makes it less likely the student will graduate. One thing, Webber said, is financial aid that helps many students pay for college. Scholarships and other assistance generally stop after four years. So the cost of each additional year in school is likely to come almost entirely from the student and/or parents. But there are other reasons why taking more than four years is a problem, as Webber notes. It’s because life gets in the way, other things happen. He means the longer you stay in college, the more likely that some unexpected event will affect your studies. I