Read the text and determine which of the statements correspond to the contest of thi text (True), whick ones do not correspond (False) and what the text doesn't Say No Stated). Looking for a job. When I was twelve, I was one of the best pupils in my class at public school, and teh iri year earlier than most boy "in: Ms parents were proud of me, of course. They school Bal over then, I realized that education was for the rich, I refused to go to hish school, I knew that most of the boys in my class were going work. And tdecided to be one of them. I told my parents that i needed to spend or tour years a high school ton six gl college beforeil could become a doctor. Ion years of study! Where could r get thousands of dollars to. books, tultion and every thing else? There were tour omaren in my family My mother could not work Could my father get the money for all of us, and besides pay for my education? Of course, not. Mis: Barry, an English feacher, tied to get me to gollowigh school, too. She said that the could hardly imagine that I would work in a factory! I've never seen better compositions that yours Michael said, But I told hes that my father was unablo to supbort me, and that i would have to work. she asker fie to promise her to study at sight, Ttoldier that I would, thoughT knew it masa lie Butt lover books, I was carried away by many books; I wanted very much to go to high school and college. Miss Barry prosented me with a book. I thanked her for it and threw it under the bed when I returned home. I never read a page in it; or in any other book for the next five years. I told myself that I hated books, that they were lies and were different from life. It was not easy to find my first job. 1looked for it for months. Every morning, I bought a newspaper and looked through the Want Ads At last, I found work. It was in factory The place was dark and hot, air was poisoned The boys and the guls wothing at the long table were wet, their faces were white and anery There, Was no time for anything burwork Forgotay college, hopes I could not sleep at night. My mother saw that was losing my health and she made meleave the job. Then a job in a shop, at a chertsts. Jobs. Jobs. I woht fom one-to another without.plan, without hope, [was at a loss what to do Ore day I stopped to listen to a man who was speaking about the struggle for a betterlife The words brought hope to me and made me think, struggle and life. It was the great beginning for me (after M. Gold) The author dreamed to continue the education the author had to work because he was from a poor famil His teacher wanted him to get a good job. The author refused to read the books because he didn't like reading: The authör worked in the miserable conditions The author gave up the job because of a terrible cold. The author wanted to gain experience in his jobs. An unexpected meeting changed all his life