共享题干题【2017年真题】
 China is the top source country of international students in the world. Recent statistics
 have shown a (91) trend for Chinese students to study abroad at a younger age.The___(92) of Chinese students studying abroad has rapidly increased in recent years.According to statistics___(93) by the Ministry of Education in the academic year of 2010, about 285,000 people were educated abroad, up 24 percent from the previous year.The majority of overseas students were undergraduates and postgraduates, but the number of_____(94) students has been growing dramatically. Among the total number of students who went abroad last year, more than 20 percent were under 18 years old.
 Zhang Chao, general manager of EIC Group, an international education service company，explains,“Among our____(95) in the past two or three years, the____(96) rate of students going abroad was about 20 percent，while the rate of those under 18 was about 20 to 25 percent, which is higher than the average growth. Most of them go to study in high schools，and there are a few primary school students as well.”
 A recent survey (97) by MyCOS, HR Digital Information Corporation and
 Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange, (98) a large number of high school
 students are planning to study abroad. Zhang Jingxiu, Vice President of MyCOS Corporation, elaborates:
 “From last September to this March，we have received more than 2,900 online___(99) to questionnaires. The target interviewees were high school students. We
 found that 70 percent of the students plan to study abroad after graduating from high school.
 Twenty-four percent plan to study in (100) high schools. Only 6 percent plan to
 study in domestic universities and then (101) postgraduate studies overseas.”
 In the survey, more than 60 percent of students say they want to receive a better
 education, while 19 percent go abroad to (102) the stress of taking China's
 university entrance examinations. Due to high living (103) and tuition fees, most
 young overseas students come from well-off families. Brought up in fairly good conditions,
 many of them face various (104) living on their own in a strange country. Due to
 language (105) they also face difficulties communicating with others.
 Shi Yiru, consultant from Shanghai Huashen International Education Corporation, raises
 some suggestions. “Young overseas students should be more (106) about making
 new friends. Although schools help (107) their study habits, they should be more
 independent. Students with strong communication skills are easier at (108) to new
 circumstances.”
 For children studying abroad, parents make the (109) decision. But experts
 suggest parents communicate with their children and (110) their willingness when
 it comes to making the choice between staying at home and studying abroad on their own at a tender age.