[originaltext]M: I see you are a mother of two. Do you think you can manage to

M: I see you are a mother of two. Do you think you can manage to study here?
W: Yes. My children are quite grown up now. They don’t demand much of my time.
M: Really? Are they still in school?
W: Well, the boy is at college, and the girl is in high school. They both work hard and behave quite well.
M: So I see you have(9)plenty of time now.
W: It’s not only that.(8)I want to learn more. I’ve always wanted to have a degree in education.
M: I see. So have you taken any courses before? I mean, as you are so fond of learning.
W: Yeah.(9)In fact I had taken a two-year course before I got married. You think I’m too old to learn?
M: Oh, I don’t mean that. No one is too old to learn. We do have some students of your age in our school.(10)We will be very glad to have you.
W: Thanks a lot.
Questions 8 to 10 are based on the conversation you’ve just heard.
8. Why does the woman want to study in college?
9. Which of the following is not mentioned as a favorable factor contributing to the woman’s study?
10. What does the end of this conversation suggest?