Question

according to raymond, what might happen if you choose further education after high school?
fewer jobs later on
the same job chances
more chances in the future
getting rich right away
raymond says further education can lead to higher - paying jobs. how might this make students feel about planning their future?
they might not want to go to school anymore.
they might really want to go to school for the money.
they might think school will make them rich fast.
they might think school doesnt matter for jobs.

Explanation:

First Question

To answer, we analyze the options. Further education typically enhances skills and knowledge, which should lead to more future opportunities. "Fewer jobs" is incorrect as education usually improves job prospects. "Same job chances" ignores the benefits of education. "Getting rich right away" is unrealistic as education's benefits are long - term. So the correct option is "More chances in the future".

Raymond says further education leads to higher - paying jobs. Let's analyze the options: "They might not want to go to school anymore" goes against the idea of higher - paying jobs from education. "They might really want to go to school for the money" makes sense because the prospect of higher - paying jobs (related to money) would motivate students to pursue education. "They might think school will make them rich fast" is wrong as higher - paying jobs don't mean instant wealth. "They might think school doesn't matter for jobs" is the opposite of what Raymond said.

Answer:

C. More chances in the future

Second Question