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25.10.2020 05:45

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Choose the best answer (A, B, C or D) to complete the text. Going to university can be an expensive business and very often a student (1) …………… is not enough to cover all your expenses. Some students seem to manage OK but others have to work to (2) …………… some extra money. You need to make sure that whatever you do doesn’t interfere with your studies, but a good option is to find (3) …………… work in restaurants or shops. Or why not do some teaching? You could coach someone in your subject. Of course, if you are an (4) …………… student, you could find a job that is related to your degree – for example, working in a gallery if you are studying art history. Then you will be able to (5) …………… the things you need at university while at the same time improving your CV.

1 A refund B loan C interest D cash 2 A gain B win C earn D achieve 3 A overtime B flexitime C part-time D full-time 4 A immature B ambitious C arrogant D assertive 5 A afford B spend C waste D save

Complete the text with one word in each gap.

What’s the best way to take money when you go on holiday abroad? In the past, people (1) ……………………… to carry traveller’s cheques, but these days they are more likely to go with just a credit card. Cash is the simplest option but can make you vulnerable to theft. A credit card is one of the safest ways to pay for things abroad, but it can be expensive so you (2) ……………………… check the information about bank charges before travelling. You also have (3) ……………………… be disciplined. You don’t want to still be paying for this year’s holiday next year! Then there are prepaid cards. You just put as much money on them (4) ……………………… you want to spend. But be careful when checking in to hotels or hiring cars. Money that is ‘ring fenced’ as a deposit will not be available to you until you check out or return (5) ……………………… car. The best advice is probably to take a mix – cash, prepaid card and a credit card for emergencies.