Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 30-32

C) discuss their own abilities in relation to what the employer is looking for
D) attempt to show the employer they have balanced abilities
8. The paragraph implies, graduates should
A) only consider careers which are suited to them as people
B) include information about personal attitudes and values in their job applications
C) consider how lucky they are to be able to find careers that provide such things
D) consider the values of their parents and families as well as their own wishes
9. The author, by saying those days are gone, even in Hong Kong, suggests that
A) in the past, finding a good career was easier in Hong Kong than elsewhere 52

B) nowadays, everyone in Hong Kong has an equal chance of finding a good career

C) it used to be harder to find a good job in Hong Kong than in other countries
D) even in Hong Kong companies tour the universities trying to recruit graduates
Moderate earthquake shook Tang early yesterday, striking fear into millions of Chinese. In 1976, a much stronger tremor in the same city killed 240,000 o and heralded the death of Mao Zedong. Superstition now surrounds years in which the lunar calendar counts the eighth month twice. The so-called double-August occurred in 1976 and began on August 26 this year. It lasts until October 23. Yesterday's quake, registering 5.0 on the Richter scale and felt 160 kilometres away in Beijing, fulfills the premonition that natural disasters and cataclysmic political events occur in leap-August. Soothsayers suggest that just as the death of Mao followed shortly after the 1976 quake, the death of ailing patriarch Deng Xiaoping might be foretold. Hundreds of panic-stricken people ran into the streets as yesterday's tremor raced through the industrial city at 6.26 am. This time, however, there was no devastation or casualties. About 40 aftershocks, the strongest of which measured 2.5 on Richter, were recorded later in the day. "It was terrifying. The building shook and I and my neighbours all ran out into the street," said a telephone operator. "No one was hurt and no buildings fell down, despite the fact that some old peasant homes were damaged at the epicentre," Han Shuhua at the Tangshan Seismology Bureau said. "There is no danger. It was only a small earthquake and we have had a hundred small quakes this year."
10. Where would you expect to find this passage in a newspaper?
A) editorial
B) advertisement
C) travel section