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27 now would you describe the tone of the author in the passage!
A. Pessimistic and dismissive
B. Neutral and factual
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C. Critical and skeptical
D. Optimistic and encouraging
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3) What can be implied by this sentence "It's clear a college education - and better still, an international one - is becoming more a necessity than a luxury"?
A. International education is preferable to a college education.
B. International education is considered a luxury.
C. International education is more challenging than a college education.
D. International education is becoming less important.
4) What does "economy of knowledge" refer to in the context of the passage?
A. The economic impact of global educational trends.
B. The financial cost of acquiring knowledge.
C. The efficient use of knowledge to boost a nation's economy..
D. The economic challenges faced by university students.
5) What does South Korea do as part of its globalization efforts in higher education, as mentioned in the passage?
A. South Korea encourages students to study in neighboring nations like Japan.
B. South Korea promotes the use of its primary language in university courses.
C. South Korea offers programs taught exclusively in its primary language at most universities.
D. South Korea has opened branch campuses of several American and European universities.
6) What is the primary focus of the passage?
A. The decline in the prestige of universities worldwide.
B. The economic challenges faced by college graduates.
C. The globalization of universities and international collaborations.
D. The limitations of technology in international education.
7) Which is correct about the 35.5 million students enrolled in Chinese colleges and universities by 2020?
A. Many of them will compete for existing jobs
B. Many of them will study internationally
C. Many of them will pursue luxury education
D. Many of them will originate from China
8) What are other objectives of bringing more international students, besides financial aims, according to the passage?
A. Gaining prestige and recognition on the world stage
B. Increasing university enrollment
C. Reducing competition among universities
D. Focusing on local talent development
