Why do you study? Many students would simply reply: "To get good result in the college entrance examination ." For several years, many have spoken out against the exams. Some say they have turned children into studying machines. Others think that one exam cannot possibly _ a student's true level of knowledge. So, should the exams be canceled? Minister of Education Yuan Guiren doesn't think so. "Officials and the rich might take advantage if the college entrance examination were called off . And life would be more difficult for poor children. However, we do need to change the exams," Yuan said on March 7. He has put an exam reforms at the center of his fourth year in office. "I think the exam is a fair way to choose talented people. But it should pay more attention to all-around personal qualities, not just grades," said Cui Shangyu, a Senior 3 student in Sichuan. The college entrance examination was restored in 1977. From then to 2007, 46.85 million people have entered higher education through the exam. According to survey by the Ministry of Education, 90 percent of people who participate believed the college entrance examination could in some way change a person's life, especially for poor students in the countryside. The college entrance examination is not the only way to become a successful person. However, the process of preparing for the exam is a good experience, said Shen Hui, a Math teacher at Gaoyou Middle School in Jiangsu. "Through it students can learn many things, such as how to deal with stress and how to arrange a learning plan." Shen said.

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. What do many people dislike?
2. Why?
3. What's another reason?
4. What do students think studying is for?
5. What might happen if they cancel it?
6. Who would be hurt?
7. When was the exam restored?
8. What does Shen Hui think is a good experience?
9. What is his job?
10. What does he teach?
11. At what school?
12. Where is that?
13. What does Yuan think about the exams?
14. What is his job?
15. How many years has he done that?
16. What is his focus?
17. How many people used the exams to get into college?
18. Who believes they change someone's life?
19. Who did a survey on it?
20. Who is Cui Shangyu?

Numbered answers:
1. the exams
2. children become studying machines
3. the exams don't test true level of knowledge
4. to get a good result on the exam
5. some might take advantage
6. poor children
7. 1977
8. a good experience
9. he's a teacher
10. Math
11. Gaoyou Middle School
12. in Jiangsu
13. they need changed
14. Minister of Education
15. 4 years
16. reforming exams
17. 46.85 million
18. 90 percent of participants
19. the Ministry of Education
20. a student