[originaltext]M: Hey, I’m a little low on cash these days. W: Really? What abo

M: Hey, I’m a little low on cash these days.
W: Really? What about getting a new job?
M: No, there’s still a good half-year before graduating.
W: Yeah, you should spend it wisely. This is the best chance to get a job.
M: What do you mean?
W: Well, I think this is your last chance to get a job before you graduate. Or, what do you plan on after graduating? Just hanging around? Playing games?
M: I don’t know. I have no idea what to do after graduation. Do you have any plans?
W: Well, for me, since the economy is going bad, like there is no opening at the moment, but I was thinking if I could keep doing my part-time job at the moment just until things start getting better. Well, I guess you still have nine months left.
M: Yeah. It’s a little depressing though, thinking about graduation, being thrown out into the real world.
W: All my friends who graduated, they’re already regretting it. They want to go back to school.
M: I don’t want to go to grad school.
W: Why not?
M: I don’t know if I could deal with another four years of schooling.
W: It’s not four years. It’s only two years, and plus, like, I mean, if you’re going to regret so much like getting a job, like, and plus the economy is really bad for a job right now, I think it’s best to lay low and just, you know, maybe study a bit more till the economy gets better and then get a job.
M: Well, if I could get some sort of full scholarship, perhaps I would be more inclined to do it, but…
W: Yeah, yeah. It’s not bad.
Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
1. What are the speakers mainly talking about?
2. What does the woman plan to do?
3. What does the man think of graduation?
4. What does the woman advise the man to do?