Last month the writer did a survey about what the students in No. 5 High School do in their free time. He asked students about exercise, use of Internet     38     watching TV. Here are the     39    . The writer found that only fifteen percent of the students exercise every day. And twenty percent do not exercise. It is not     40     for health at all.

The writer was surprised to find that     41     every student uses the Internet every day. Most of     42     use it for fun and not for homework.

The answers to questions about watching TV were also interesting. Only two percent of the students watch TV one to three times     43     week. And eighty-five percent watch TV every day. Game shows are the most     44     programs for students. Lots of students watch game shows to have fun.

The writer thinks it is good to     45     by using the Internet or watching game shows. However, the best way to relax is through exercise. It is healthy     46     the mind and the body.     47     sports with friends and family is fun. So the writer suggests we should start exercising now!

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What jobs can students do to make money in their free time? Some US students have found good ways to make money.

New York tennis player Antonio Rivera, 15, finds a job of practising tennis with people who are not good at it. “You might think, ‘Why would a parent want to give me this job when there are better tennis lessons’,” Rivera said. “But as a student, I am good with children. And I can give my lessons for less money and a more personal experience on Friday afternoon.”

Many students turn their after-school activities into money-making businesses. “If you’re good at something sports, computer, arts and so on, you can make that for money,” Rivera said.

Harlan Peet, 17, is a good example. He makes money by removing（清除）computer viruses（病毒）and taking care of accounts（账号）on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. He also takes photos of products and puts them online for people who sell them through online stores.

“Really, there are chances everywhere,” Peet said. For example, he’s made a lot by helping some families scan（扫描）old photos and save them on their computers.

If you have skills about art, there’s a market for you as well. Shyla Boehm, 17, makes and sells things that she made by hand, such as jewelry and greeting cards. Boehm has also set up an online shop and offers her skills online. Her friends sell skills such as taking photos and making videos.