[originaltext]W: So, Jack, I hear you are home-schooled. I didn’t have that exp

W: So, Jack, I hear you are home-schooled. I didn’t have that experience. So can you tell me something about it?
M: Yeah, I was home-schooled during high school.(9)The reason I was home-schooled was that I was always traveling with my family and I wasn’t able to go to school five days a week. The classes were good. I learned the same things in a different environment by myself.
W: So during home schooling did your parents teach you or was it largely self study?
M: Well, they actually didn’t do very much work,(10)because we subscribed to a program where we ordered academic DVDs from a real high school in another part of the country. I was taught via television and my work was sent back to this school where they graded it and kept my grades.
W: Well, was it the same as a normal high school curriculum?
M: Yeah, the curriculum was the same.(11)I studied basically the same curriculum, such as math, science and English, but I was also able to study what I wanted to. If I didn’t like one class and I wanted to take a different class instead, generally I could just get all the books for that class and switch classes.
W: That’s interesting. Well, how did you go about applying to colleges?
M:(12)That was difficult because I had to figure everything out by myself. Obviously my parents didn’t know too much about applying to colleges because they hadn’t done it before.
9. Why did the man choose home schooling?
10. How did the man receive home schooling?
11. What courses did the man study by home schooling?
12. Who made preparation for the man’s college application?