A．College graduates have difficulty in finding jobs.
B．People overlook the correlation between education and income.
C．The number of better-educated graduates cannot satisfy the economy.
D．The economy fails to absorb better-educated graduates.
A．There are not enough economic opportunities for students not going to college.
B．Schools fail to educate students properly.
C．Educational attainment cannot guarantee career advancement.
D．Students have no adequate professional knowledge.
A．They are not ready to function in the workplace.
B．They are not gaining as much as before.
C．Their college education is considered useless.
D．Their working experience is not enough.
A．He has three televisions.
B．He watches TV very often.
C．He watches TV only when he is not busy.
D．He watches TV to relax himself.