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Read the text. Then Choose the correct answer for each question below (34-36).
Most people think that girls are better students than boys. In England, girls score higher marks in tests in most subjects and at most ages, At the age of seven, 88% of girls reach the excepted level for their age, but only 80% of boys do. By the age of eleven, the difference is 80% to 69%, and the gap is wider at fourteen years old, A similar situation exists in the USA and many other countries. However, two American researchers, William Draves and Julie Coates, believe that it is not the boys who are the problem, but the schools. Their book, Nine shift: Work., life, and education in the 21 st century explains that in fact boys are better prepared for the future. Boys are more interested in computers and the Internet. They like taking risks, and thinking about ways of making money and teamwork - things that are important for success at work. The problem is that schools punish boys for this behavior because they are bad at listening and following instructions.
34. According to the text, why do schools discipline boys?
A) They are fond of computers and the Internet.
B) They don't take tests in most subjects.
C) They don't obey the rules of schools.
D) They make money instead of attending classes.
35. What can be inferred from the rate given in the passage?
A) In England and the USA the excepted level is reached only by girls.
B) Boys are better prepared than girls for their future life.
C) From 7 to 14, boys’ scores for tests get worse: compared to girl's ones.
D) Most boys try to succeed at work but not at school.
36. Which of the following is hot true?
A) Boys do badly at school because they're less intelligent.
B) At the age of seven, 12% of girls don't reach excepted score.
C) The researchers don’t think boys are the problem.
D) Girls show better testing results almost at all .ages.