4.Read the following news excepts about a study on men versus women. Then, answer the questions. A study carried out by Washington State University asked 122 men and women to take a maths test and then guess how well they had done. The guinea pig men and women were then told their scores and asked to take another test. After the second test, there was no information offered about how they had done, but they were asked to guess their results instead. It turned out that men consistently thought they had done better than they actually had. The women’s estimations, on the other hand, were right on the money. Although the sample was quite small, researchers say that gender gaps in areas like science, engineering, and maths may be the result of men thinking too highly of their performance. The report also shows the potential need for positive illusions. (Text and image retrieved from: https://goo.gl/WDeEi7) 1.Match each word/phrase from the text with its meaning: i.guinea pig a. done in the same way over time ii.consistent b. correct iii.estimation c. a portion drawn from a population iv.right on the money d. people used as a subject for experiment v.sample e. a guess vi.illusion f. false impression 2.What was true about the study? A.122 men and 112 women participated in the study. B.The participantsin the study had to guess their test score. C.The participantsinthe study had to do three tests in total. 3.How do men and women differ when guessing the scores on the second test? A.The men thought they perform better than the women. B.The women thought they had done better than they actually had. C.The women had correct guesses of their scores. 4.From the text, we can infer that in the field, we might find gender gaps. A. medicine B. education C. art