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A. Changing careers negatively impacted the relationships she had with coworkers.
B. The sacrifices she made financially outweighed the personal fulfillment she gained.
C. The job she took after leaving the investment bank was not as financially rewarding.
D. Despite the economic losses, her decision to pursue a meaningful job brought her happiness.
5) In the passage, why does the author mention the average debt of college graduates?
A. To emphasize the importance of selecting an affordable college.
B. To discourage students from considering medical school.
C. To encourage students to prioritize earning potential over personal fulfillment.D. To highlight the financial burden associated with pursuing higher education.
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6) What does the passage imply about the colleagues of the woman in the investment bank?
A. They encouraged her to pursue a career in medicine.
B. They were satisfied with their high-paying jobs.
C. They believed that education was not important for success.D. They were financially successful but lacked fulfillment in their work.
7) What does the passage suggest about the relationship between money and job satisfaction?
A. Money alone does not guarantee a meaningful and fulfilling job.
B. Job satisfaction increases exponentially with higher salaries.
C. The pursuit of money should override personal values and fulfillment.
D. High-paying jobs always result in a sense of fulfillment and happiness.
8) Which phrase from the passage best captures the author's view on the value of education?
A. "At its best, education doesn't just prepare us for life - it helps us discover what it means to live."
B. "Worth cannot be fully assessed in purely economic terms."
D. "Statistics concerning job and graduate and professional school placement rates really do matter."
C. "Our jobs represent an important part of our lives, but we do not live strictly to work."
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