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What does the author say about the disadvantages of student clubs?

1) Attending student clubs is not enough for building a good resume.
2) Students join clubs to improve their resume rather than to satisfy their interest.
3) There are more disadvantages than advantages of joining a student club.
4) There are some minuses if you choose the wrong student organisation.

Student clubs are characterised in the text as a place where students ...

1) learn multitasking.
2) fail to make mistakes.
3) follow others’ examples.
4) develop their skills.

What is the author’s advice if you are short of time?

1) Seek a club that requires less time.
2) Tell the club members that you lack time.
3) Choose a sport or wellness organisation.
4) Learn to say ‘no’ to more commitments.

This in “oftentimes this creates a problem for students” (paragraph 5) most probably refers to ...

1) a sense of belonging.
2) feeling worried.
3) the diversity of groups.
4) a lack of community spirit.

It is implied that student clubs that require funding...

1) become too demanding for some members.
2) should be sponsored by the university.
3) make it impossible for some to join them.
4) are difficult to manage logistically.

What is the author’s attitude to clubs that promote themselves as ‘good job experience for the real world’?

1) They provide good resources for success.
2) They are great for making connections.
3) They create the wrong idea of success.
4) They trick students into investing time.

What is the main idea of the article?

1) Joining student organisations is a must for every student.
2) Joining the right club can benefit your future career.
3) Student clubs should serve the whole campus community.
4) Student clubs should use university resources wisely.