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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #3072 Job Listings
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Read the text and answer the multiple-choice question by selecting the correct response. Only one response is correct.
You can access the job listings from the computers in the library. Are you planning to study full time or part time? I want to be a full-time student. Then you’ll qualify for the work-study program. Part-time students aren’t eligible. As a full-time student, would I be eligible for a free bus pass. No, we don’t have those available for any of our students. However, you can apply for financial assistance to help pay for your books or for your tuition.

What are full-time students eligible for?

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Option 1: "Discounted books"

Explanation: The text mentions that full-time students can apply for financial assistance to help pay for their books, which implies they may receive discounts or support for purchasing them. This aligns with the main idea of financial aid available to full-time students.

Option 2: "The work-study program"

Explanation: While the text states that full-time students qualify for the work-study program, it does not directly answer the question about what full-time students are eligible for. The focus is on financial assistance for books, making this option misleading.

Option 3: "A free bus pass"

Explanation: The text explicitly states that full-time students are not eligible for a free bus pass, which contradicts this option. Therefore, it cannot be considered correct.

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