Paying for College

Which of the following do NOT have to be paid back?

• Loans

• Scholarships

• Grants

Which of the following is a synonym for 'tuition'?

• A) Fee

• B) Loan

• C) Scholarship

• D) Grant

Identify the correct sentence:

• A) Paying for college is expensive, but it is worth it.

• B) Paying for college expensive, but it is worth it.

• C) Paying for college is expensive but it worth it.

• D) Paying for college is expensive, but it worth it.

What is the main idea of the passage: 'Many students struggle with the cost of college, but scholarships and grants can help alleviate the financial burden.'

• A) College is affordable for everyone.

• B) Scholarships and grants are available to help with college costs.

• C) Students should not attend college.

• D) Financial burden is not a concern for students.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 'Many students apply for ______ to help pay for college.'

• A) loans

• B) scholarships

• C) debts

• D) fees

Which of the following sentences uses 'afford' correctly?

• A) I can afford to pay for college without any help.

• B) I afford can to pay for college without any help.

• C) I can to afford pay for college without any help.

• D) I afford can pay for college without any help.

What does the term 'financial aid' refer to?

• A) Money given to students to help pay for college expenses.

• B) A type of loan that must be repaid with interest.

• C) A scholarship that covers all college costs.

• D) A grant that requires repayment.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• A) The cost of college is high, many students need financial aid.

• B) The cost of college is high; many students need financial aid.

• C) The cost of college is high many students need financial aid.

• D) The cost of college is high: many students need financial aid.

What is the antonym of 'expensive'?

• A) Cheap

• B) Costly

• C) Pricey

• D) Valuable

Which of the following is a benefit of receiving a scholarship?

• A) It reduces the amount of money you need to borrow.

• B) It increases your college expenses.

• C) It requires repayment with interest.

• D) It limits your choice of college.