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That is the subject of a new report from the United Nations refugee(难民) agency. The report says that 3.7 million children under the U.N. agency’s care are unable to attend school. The situation gets worse as the children get older. The percentage drops from 50 percent for young children to 22 percent at secondary school age.

U.N. information also shows that only one percent of refugees attend a university, compared to 34 percent of the world’s population . As refugee children grow, their chances for education severely decrease.

The issue of providing refugees with an education is more difficult because of the expanding population and a lack of necessary financing. According to the U.N. report, the population of school-age children grew by 30 percent in 2014. That number requires an extra 20,000 teachers.

Many host nations already struggle to provide simple, But necessary services for refugees. But now, they must also find a place to hold classes and a way to purchase additional school supplies. Often , the children struggle in their studies after missing several years of school and do not speak the local language.

In 2015, most of the donations for this education program arrived in the final two months of the year. U.N. officials said this hurt the ability of host countries to make effective long-term plans for schooling.

The U.N. is asking donors to provide dependable funding over many years to help those countries better plan for providing teachers and supplies. It also urges the host governments to include refugees in their national education systems instead of separate schools.

The new report discusses the helpful effects of education, saying it helps children avoid child labor and membership in armed groups. It also said that not providing schooling only extends conflict and leads to more people being homeless.

32. What issue did the U.N. report raise?

A. More and more children drop out of school.

B. Refugees can not afford to attend a university.

C. A large number of children can not receive education.

D. Only 22 percent of children are able to attend school.

33. Why is giving refugees an education becoming more difficult?

A. No host nations want to change education systems.

B. It is impossible to find so many extra teachers.

C. Parents can’t afford to send their kids to school.

D. The refugee population grows but there’s not enough money.

34. What does Para. 4 mainly talk about?

A. The difficulty host nations have in helping refugees.