A、To attract people of the same interest. B、To post up all his works of art. C、To meet the graduation requirement. D、To get advi

W: Hi, Jason, nice to see you here.(8-1)I heard that you picked up art as your major. So, you are an artist now.
M: Well.(8-2)Yes, I am learning art, but there’s still a long way to go before I become a real artist.
W: What kind of art are you learning?
M: I draw all sorts of things, but mostly I like to draw on the computer, using Photoshop and things like that.
W: Oh, really? That sounds interesting. Is it hard to learn?
M: Oh, not really. It’s just practice.(9)You know if you feel like you want to draw one day, that means you’re an artist I guess.
W: Wow, I didn’t even know that. I mean, I do pictures for websites, but I didn’t know you could draw on the computer.
M: Oh, yes, I can. I’ve made my own website as well.
W: Cool. So when people go to your website, what they can see?
M:(10)Just photographs of me, my friends, drawings that I’ve done and posted up. But I did do everything myself, every button, every single piece of graphic you see there.
W: I’m sure it’s great. Actually I’m going to check it out later tonight. Have you shown all your work to your professors? What do they think?
M: Well.(11)Actually, that’s part of the graduation requirement. Everybody in my class has to finish a project like that. Professors will check our work regularly and give us suggestions and instructions.
W: Mmm. That’s a new way to mark students’ performance. Hope you get an A for your work.
M: Thank you. Give me your advice afterwards.
W: Sure. I’ll call you later.
M: Bye.
Questions 8 to 11 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
8. What is the man doing now?
9. What is the man’s understanding of being an artist?
10. What can people see from the man’s website?
11. Why did the man make his own website?