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9 класс, УМК В.П. Кузовлева
Read the text and match each paragraph with headlines.
A. What
do you plan to do after college?
B. What
is your favourite class?
C. When
you first went to college what was it like?
D. What
is your major subject?
E. What
are the differences between high school and university classes?
F. What
do you think about the teaching in the college?
G. Do you have any
advice for people planning to attend college?
1. Really strange, I felt as if I was
on another planet. At home I live in the country; at college I lived in a
hostel, on the third floor. It was so noisy – people shouting and laughing all
the time, and outside on the street non-stop noise all night: cars, buses,
police sirens.
2. The biggest gap is the size of
classes: in some classes there were only 10 students, in others there could be
as many as 300 of us. I preferred the smaller classes because in the large ones
no one talks much except for the professor giving lecture. Sometimes someone
asks a question, but that’s usually just to try and make an impression.
3. That’s easy to answer. It was a
writing lesson. It was very relaxing and friendly, and we all knew each other’s
names, which doesn’t happen so often at college. It was the students who did
most of talking there. We swapped lots of ideas about books or articles we were
reading to find out about different writing styles. Sometimes we read out
things we had written. There was some reading about theory, style, of course,
but it was all interesting.
4. Most professors are extremely well
educated. They don’t just base their lectures on textbooks. They do real
research work and tell us about it. These people are superhuman. Yet at times
it seems like none has any real-world people skills. They were taught to study
and be brilliant, but not how to teach a group of 20-year-olds. Many are out of
touch with students.
5. I’m majoring in sociology, which
means I study groups of people, how they behave with each other, and what
theory and policy says about these groups. My main areas of interest are mass
media and women’s issues. I feel I have lots of choices for a career. You don’t
have to follow a career in your major subject, so I may choose to do something
else, maybe not social work.
6. Right now I’m not planning to do a
masters, so I’m thinking about what job I’d like to do. Maybe I shall work in
advertising – it sounds interesting and I think it would be fun, but then I thought
of being a journalist last week. It changes every day!
7. You have to do enough research to
find out for yourself what subject you can study, but think for yourself and
follow your dreams! People at home can give you useful advice, but it’s your
decision, it’s your life. It’s not only the smartest who achieve, it’s those
who work the hardest. If you work hard, you can make chances for yourself.
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