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Mitsuaki recently arrived in the United States to enter university.
When Mitsuaki first arrived, he was really amazed at how young many
American drivers they were. Young people often get their driving 79. ______
licenses around the age of 16 by passing a writing test and a driving test 80. ______
In many cases, if they can get their licenses, they have to take a driver 81. ______
education course, This course gives students hands-on practice with
driving. It also helps to increase the high cost of insurance. For 82. ______
teenagers, being able to drive--and in some cases, have their own car--is
a good deal. It gives them a sense of power and freedom. Many young 83. ______
Americans consider a driver's license right, not a privilege. It's rare to 84. ______
find an American teenager without one.
However, Mitsuaki finally decides to buy needs a car. His host 85. ______
family helps him find a good used car to buy. Like a car owner, Mitsuaki 86. ______
has the responsibility for maintaining his car. He knows that regular
maintenance checkups can help to prevent many serious problems, But no
matter how carefully the maintenance, all vehicles need to be repaired 87. ______
sometimes. Many Americans take their cars to a garage for maintenance
or repairs. Others like to work out their own vehicles. Not Mitsuaki,. He 88. ______
decides that being a student is enough work for him.
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