大學(xué)體驗英語(第三版)綜合教程課后答案unit2公開課一等獎省優(yōu)質(zhì)課大賽獲獎?wù)n件

PassageAPassageBUnit2ReturntoMenuPassageAThinkAboutItReadAboutItTalkAboutItWriteAboutIt1. DoyouoftenlogontheInternet?Whatdoyouusuallydoonline?ManystudentslogontheInternetfrequently.TheymayusetheInternettosearchforusefulinformationtheyneed,visitsocialnetworksites,e-mailtheirfriends,orplayvideogames.Reference:2. Whatisjobapplicationonline?Haveyouevertriedit?JobapplicationonlinemeansdoingalltheapplicationontheInternet.Onecanfillintheapplicationformandsenditinane-mailformtopotentialemployer’smailbox,togetherwithallnecessarymaterialsaboutoneself.Reference:3. DoyouthinktheInternetwillbeusedmoreextensivelyinyourlifetime?Yes,itwillcontinuouslyplaymoreimportantroleinthefuture.Reference:ReadAboutItLanguagePointsContentAwarenessLanguageFocusYourDreamJob:AClickAway Lessthanamonthfromgraduationday,TheresaSmithofNorthwesternUniversityinEvanston,Illinois,hadyettofindtherightjob.Thecareerplacementcenterreferredtheliberal-artsmajortoJOB-TRAK,anInternetsitelisting45000entry-levelpositions. Smithselectedfourkeywords:Chicago,business,marketingandfull-time.Immediatelyshefound45jobsmeetinghercriteria,includingoneasanassistanttoanadministratorattheUniversityofChicago’sbusinessschool.Fourweekslatershewashiredatastartingsalaryof$32000. “Ihadnotraining,”saysSmith,“buttheInternetwasextremelyeasytouse.I’dneverhaveknownaboutthisjobwithoutit.” SmithisoneAmericanwhoclickedherwayintoajob.StevenToolsisanother. In1996,theRockville,Md.,resident

cameacrossanemploymentsitenamedCareerBuilder.Hehadjustbeenpromotedtodirectorofmarketingforacompanythatproducestradeshowexhibitsandwasn’tlookingforajob.Butcurious,hedecidedto“giveitatry.” Toolsfilledoutaprofilewiththekeywordsmarketingmanagerandenteredhise-mailaddress.Withinaweekhiscomputer’smailboxwasfillingupwithavailablepositions.Twointerviewslaterhejumpedtoanewjob.“TheInternetislikehiringapersonalassistant,”saysTools.“Effortlesslyyoucanbecomeawareofopportunitiesthatmayelevateyourcareer.” Evenacoupleofyearsago,mostjoblistingsontheInternetwereinhigh-techfields.Today,non-technicaljobs—salesclerks,banktellers,secretaries,forexample—arethefastestgrowingsegmentofInternetemploymentopportunities.Mostmajornewspapersandtradepublicationshaveonlineversionsoftheirclassifiedlistings,enablingjob-seekerstoscanforworkavailableacrosstown,inanotherstate,oraroundtheworld. MadelineGraggandNedzadDozlicarestillanothertwowhoclickedtheirluckonline. In1996,MadelineGragg,a28-year-oldhighschoolteacherfromSt.Louis,wantedachange.WhenafriendmentionedteachingEnglishinJapan,Graggwasintrigued. ShevisitedthepopularYahoo!websiteandtypedteachingEnglishinJapanforalistofemploymentopportunities.Shethenfollowedtheprocedurefortheonlineapplication.AweeklatershereceivedacallandsetupaninterviewwitharecruiterinChicagoandgotthejob. NedzadDozlic,27yearsold,wasscanningtheHoustonChroniclewebsiteforthelatestbaseballtrades.Whileonline,hedecidedtocheckouttheclassifiedadsandspottedajobforadriveratalocalcardealership.ArefugeeofthewarinBosnia,Dozlichadhadavarietyofjobsbutwasnowreadyforsomethingnew.Hereadmoreaboutthepositiononthedealer’sInternetsiteandcalledthenumberlisted.Twodayslaterhewashired.“It’sreallyfunny,”hesays,“Iwasjustcheckingsports,andIendedupwithabetterjob.” AnothervaluableuseoftheInternetistoresearchpotentialemployers.WhenWendyMellostartedherjobsearchinthesummerof1997,sheloggedontoCareerBuilder,whereshelearnedofahumanresourcesopeningatArbitron,amedia-information-servicescompanyinColumbia,Maryland.Withaclickofhermouse,Mellosentherrésumétothecompanyviae-mailandsoonreceivedaninvitationforaninterview. Tofindoutmoreaboutthecompany,sheclickedontoArbitron’shomepageandthatofitsparentcompany,CeridianCorp.,whereshereviewedanannualreportandthecompany’sfinancialperformance. Melloalsowantedtoknowhowmuchshe’dhavetoearntomaintainherpresentstandardofliving.Usinganonlinesalarycalculator,shetypedinhercurrentsalary,$34000,andBaltimore(thenearestbigcitytoColumbia).Withinsecondshercomputerflashed$44000.“Becauseofthesalarycalculator,Iknewwhattoaskfor,”saysMello. Byaccessinganonlinerealestateservice,shesawcolorphotosofrentalproperties,includingdetailedfloorplans.WhenMelloarrivedinColumbia,shefeltcompletelyprepared.Theinterviewwasasuccess,andthenextdayshewasofferedajobatasalaryof$47800.“TheInternetiseasytouseanditworks,”saysonejobseeker,“whatmorecouldyouwant?”Thecareerplacementcenterreferredtheliberal-artsmajortoJOB-TRAK,anInternetsitelisting45000entry-levelpositions.Paraphrase

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ThecareerplacementcenteradvisesthestudentmajoringinliberalartstovisitJOB-TRAK,awebsitecontaining45000jobsfornewworkers.career n.—

ajoborprofessionforwhichoneistrainedandwhich oneintendstofollowforthewholeofone’slifeExamplesTherearemanymorecareersopentowomennowthanfiftyyearsago.FlorenceNightingalemadenursinghercareer.referto—1)send(someoneorsomething)to(usuallysomeoneelse) fordecisionoractionExamplesTheLocalCourthasreferredthewholecasetotheHighCourt.ThedisputebetweenthetwocountrieswasreferredtotheUnitedNations.—2)mention;speakaboutExamplesDon’trefertothematteragain.Thespeakerreferredtohispastexperience.criteria

n.(pl.)— anestablishedrule,standard,orprinciple,onwhichajudgmentisbasedExamplesWhatcriteriadoyouusewhenjudgingthequalityofastudent’swork?Thereareseveralcriteriaofagoodschool.salary

n.—

fixed(usuallymonthly)payforregularworkExamplesMyfatherdrawshissalaryattheendofeverymonth.Don’tspendallofyoursalary.Trytoputsomethingawayeachmonth.SmithisoneAmericanwhoclickedherwayintoajob.Paraphrase

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SmithisoneAmericanwhofoundajobonline.resident

n.—

apersonwholives(inaplace)andisnotjustavisitorExamplesThelocalresidentswereangryatthelackofparkingspaces.Teacross—

meetordiscover,especiallybychanceExamplesIhavejustcomeacrossabeautifulpoeminthisbook.Shecameacrosssomeoldlettersinthecourseofhersearch.curious

adj.—

eagertoknoworlearnExamplesTheboywascuriousabouteverythinghesaw.MissMatfieldthrewacuriousglanceather.fillout/in—

putin(whateverisneededtocompletesomething)ExamplesAfterTompassedhisdrivingtesthefilledoutanapplicationforhisdriver’slicense.Thepolicemanfilledoutareportoftheaccident.fillup—

makeorbecomecompletelyfullExamplesTheroomsoonwasfilledupwithpeople.Therainhasfilleduptheditchesagain.available

adj.—

abletobegot,obtained,used,etc.ExamplesAlimitednumberofseatsarestillavailable.TherewerenoticketsavailableforFriday’sperformance.“TheInternetislikehiringapersonalassistant,”saysTools.“Effortlesslyyoucanbecomeawareofopportunitiesthatmayelevateyourcareer.”Paraphrase

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TheInternetislikeapersonalhelper.Itpresentsyouwithinformationaboutpossiblechancestoimproveyourcareer.elevate

v.—makebetter,higher,ormoreeducatedExamplesTheclerkwaselevatedtoamanagerialposition.Thegovernmentistryingtoelevatethelivingstandardsofthepeople.Mostmajornewspapersandtradepublicationshaveonlineversionsoftheirclassifiedlistings,enablingjob-seekerstoscanforworkavailableacrosstown,inanotherstate,oraroundtheworld.Paraphrase

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Mostmajornewspapersandspecialistjournalshavetheirjobadvertisementsonline,tohelpjobseekersquicklyspotjobvacanciesanywhereintheworld.scan

v.—

lookthroughquicklyExamplesHescannedthenewspaperwhilehavinghisbreakfast.Hcedure

n.—

anactionorsetofactionsnecessaryfordoingsomethingExamplesWritingacheckisquiteasimpleprocedure.Wehaveworkedoutanewsetofproceduresforusingthismachine.spot

v.—

pickout,recognize,see(onepersonorthingoutofmany)ExamplesHewasthefirsttospotthedanger.Wespottedthewinnerofthebeautycontestthemomentsheappeared.ArefugeeofthewarinBosnia,Dozlichadhadavarietyofjobsbutwasnowreadyforsomethingnew.Paraphrase

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Dozlic,whoescapedfromthewarinBosnia,haddoneseveraldifferentjobsbutwasnowreadytofindanewone.variety

n.—

numberorgroupofdifferentthingsExamplesEveryonearrivedlateatthepartyforavarietyofreasons.Thecollegelibraryhasawidevarietyofbooks.potential

n.—

thatcanormaycomeintoexistenceoractionExamplesAlthoughthisareaisverypoornow,itspotentialwealthisgreat.Weshouldalwaysbeonthelookoutforpotentialdangers.learnof—

becomeinformedofExamplesHowdidyoulearnofourproduct?Wasitthroughouradvertisement?Ilearnedofyournewaddressfromyourparents.via

prep.—

bymeansof;usingExamplesI’vereadthisFrenchplayviaanEnglishtranslation.IsentamessagetoMaryviahersister.Tofindoutmoreaboutthecompany,sheclickedontoArtitron’shomepageandthatofitsparentcompany,CeridianCorp.,whereshereviewedanannualreportandthecompany’sfinancialperformance.Paraphrase

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Tolearnmoreaboutthecompanysheentereditswebsiteandthewebsiteofitsheadquarters,andstudiedthecompany’syearlyreportandfinancialsituations.annual

adj.—

ofoneyearExamplesTheannualfarmoutputwastobeincreasedby4to5percent.Mr.White’sannualincomeis$36000.financial

adj.—

connectedwithmoneyExamplesInthatcasetheywouldreceivefinancialaidfromthestate.Theyarenowconfrontedwithaseriousfinancialcrisis.current

adj.—

ofpresenttimeExamplesTheysuggestedmeasurestoovercomecurrentdifficulties.Insomeschoolschildrenstudycurrentaffairsasasubject.flash

v.—

showforamomentExamplesThenewsflashedontelevision.Heflasheda$10noteatthemanbythedoor.Byaccessinganonlinerealestateservice,shesawcolorphotosofrentalproperties...Paraphrase

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Throughanonlinerealestatesite,shesawpicturesofhomeswhichapersoncanrentratherthanbuy...detailed

adj.—

withalotoffactsgivenExamplesHegavemeadetailedaccountofhiswork.Hekeptadetaileddiaryofthemeetings.Readandthink

Exercise2Exercise3ContentAwarenessEx.2 Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.1. WhatisJOB-TRAK?ItisanInternetwebsitethatlistsasmanyas45000jobopportunities.Reference:Ex.2 Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.2. DoesoneneedtohavealotofknowledgeabouttheInternetbeforeusingit?Notnecessarilyso.AccordingtoSmith,theInternetwasveryeasytouse.Shefoundherjobonlinewithnotraining.Reference:Ex.2 Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.3. WhydidGraggapplytoteachEnglishinJapan?Becauseshewantedachangeinherlife.Reference:Ex.2 Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.4. WhatpreparationsdidMellomakebeforeshewentforherinterview?ShesearchedtheInternetforinformationaboutthefinancialperformanceofthecompanyshewasinterestedin,thesalarysheshouldaskfor,andthepossiblelivingaccommodationsavailabletoherthere.Reference:Ex.2 Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.5. Comparejob-seekingontheInternetandjob-seekingonnewspapersoratjobmarkets.Whatarethestrengthsandlimitationsofeachone?Open.Reference:Ex.3 Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.____1 SmiththoughtthatwithouttheuseofInternet,shewouldprobably get toknowthejoballthesame.____ 2 TheclassifiedlistingsontheInternetprovideinformationformany kindsofemploymentopportunities.____ 3 Withintwoweeks,MadelineGraggfoundhernewjobof teaching EnglishinJapanthroughtheInternet.____ 4 ForNedzadDozlic,itisfunnythathehasfoundamuchbetterjob simplybychanceduetotheconvenientuseofInternet.____ 5 WendyMelloreviewedthefinancialperformanceofthecompany inordertogetpreparedfortheinterview.Checkup____1 SmiththoughtthatwithouttheuseofInternet,shewouldprobably get toknowthejoballthesame.____ 2 TheclassifiedlistingsontheInternetprovideinformationformany kindsofemploymentopportunities.____ 3 Withintwoweeks,MadelineGraggfoundhernewjobof teaching EnglishinJapanthroughtheInternet.____ 4 ForNedzadDozlic,itisfunnythathehasfoundamuchbetterjob simplybychanceduetotheconvenientuseofInternet.____ 5 WendyMelloreviewedthefinancialperformanceofthecompany inordertogetpreparedfortheinterview.TFTTTEx.3 Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.LanguageFocusReadandcomplete:

Exercise4

Exercise5

Exercise6Readandtranslate:

Exercise7Readandsimulate:

Exercise81. I’mabsolutelysurethatthisdressisacheaper__________oftheonewesawinthatdepartmentstore.versionannual version financial entry refugeepublication detailed full-time click spot2. Thebookshelveswerecrowdedwithbooksandscientific__________.publications

Ex.4 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.3. Ifyouwanttoopenafile,__________twiceontheicon(圖標)forit.click

4. Totheirdisappointment,thethieveswere__________bythepoliceatthemomenttheywereenteringthebank.spottedEx.4 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.annual version financial entry refugeepublication detailed full-time click spot5. DuringWorldWarII,many_________fledtotheUnitedStates.refugees

6. They’veupdated(更新)alotof__________inthemostrecenteditionofthedictionary.entriesEx.4 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.annual version financial entry refugeepublication detailed full-time click spot7. Despite__________difficulties,theydidnotfindthelifeinLondonunpleasant.financial8. Afteralotofpart-timejobs,Johnfinallygota(n)__________position.full-timeEx.4 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.annual version financial entry refugeepublication detailed full-time click spot9. Inyourreport,youshouldgivea(n)__________descriptionofthewholeincident.detailed10. Companiespublish__________reportstoinformthepublicaboutthepreviousyear’sactivities.annualEx.4 Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.annual version financial entry refugeepublication detailed full-time click spot1. Attheageof29,he____________acommercialpropertybusiness.setup2. Whileshewastidyingupthelivingroom,she____________heroldphotographalbum.cameacrossEx.5 Completethefollowingsentenceswithphrasesorexpressionsfromthepassage.Changetheformwherenecessary.3. Mydoctor____________me____________aspecialistinheartdisease.referred,to4. Hehiredprivateinvestigatorsto____________hisfuturebusinesspartner.checkoutEx.5 Completethefollowingsentenceswithphrasesorexpressionsfromthepassage.Changetheformwherenecessary.5. Sheonly____________herson’smarriagelongaftertheevent.learntof/learnedofEx.5 Completethefollowingsentenceswithphrasesorexpressionsfromthepassage.Changetheformwherenecessary.1. Sheisnowconcentratingona(n)____________asafashiondesigner.careercareer exhibit interview procedure profile2. WhenIwentformyfirst____________forthisjobIerview

Ex.6 Chooseanappropriatenoungiveninthefollowingboxtocompleteeachofthesentences.3. PoliceinsistedthatMichaeldidnotfollowthecorrect____________cedure

4. Weorganizeda(n)____________ofrecentbooksuponconstantrequestsfromthereaders.exhibitcareer exhibit interview procedure profileEx.6 Chooseanappropriatenoungiveninthefollowingboxtocompleteeachofthesentences.5. Thenewspaperpublishesa(n)____________filecareer exhibit interview procedure profileEx.6 Chooseanappropriatenoungiveninthefollowingboxtocompleteeachofthesentences.1.

警察們正忙著填寫關(guān)于這場事故各種表格。 (fillout)

bebusyfillingoutThepolicemenarebusyfillingoutformsabouttheaccident.Ex.7 TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.2.

我想在還車之前把油箱(fueltank)加滿。 (fillup)

returnthecarIwanttofillupthefueltankbeforereturningthecar.Ex.7 TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.fillupthefueltank3. 假如你要投訴，最好遵照正確程序。 (followtheprocedure)makeacomplaintIfyouwanttomakeacomplaint,you’dbetterfollowthecorrectprocedure.Ex.7 TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.followthecorrectprocedure4. 要不是約翰幫忙，我們絕不會這么快就完成試驗。

(without)withoutJohn’shelpWecouldn’thavefinishedtheexperimentsosoonwithoutJohn’shelp.Ex.7 TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.5.

暴風(fēng)雨之后，岸邊人們焦慮地搜索湖面以期發(fā)覺 小船蹤跡。(scanfor)scanthelakesignoftheboatAfterthestorm,thepeopleontheshoreanxiouslyscannedthelakeforanysignoftheboat.Ex.7 TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.Ex.8 ReadandcomparetheEnglishsentences,payingattentiontotheiritalicizedparts,andthentranslatetheChinesesentencesbysimulatingthestructureoftheEnglishsentences.1. Hehad

justbeenpromotedtodirectorofmarketingforacompanythatproducestradeshowexhibitsandwasn’tlookingforajob.Hehadjustbeenpromotedto

Governorand

wasn’tplanning

avisittotheelementaryschoolhegraduatedfrom.

那時他剛才被提升為企業(yè)副總裁很快，所以他并沒有期待六個月內(nèi)還會有升職。

Simulatedreproduction:Simulatedtranslation:Hehad

justbeenpromotedtovicepresidentofthecompanyand

wasn’texpectinganotherpromotioninsixmonths.Reference:2. Twointerviewslaterhejumpedto

anewjob.Havingfinishedthetraining,heimmediatelyjumpedto

anewjob.大學(xué)畢業(yè)很快他就找到了一份滿意工作。Simulatedreproduction:Simulatedtranslation:Shortlyafterhegraduatedfromschool,hejumpedtoasatisfactoryjob.Reference:3. Mostmajornewspapersandtradepublicationshaveonlineversionsoftheirclassifiedlistings,enablingjob-seekerstoscanfor

workavailableacrosstown,inanotherstate,oraroundtheworld.MostdormitoriesinouruniversityhaveInternetconnection,enablingstudentstoscanforinformationavailableontheInternetwithaclickofthemouse.絕大多數(shù)大學(xué)都有自己主頁，能夠讓申請者搜索他們需要資料。Simulatedreproduction:Simulatedtranslation:Mostcollegesanduniversitieshavetheirownhomepages,enablingapplicantstoscanfortheinformationavailableabouttheuniversitiestheywanttoapplyfor.Reference:4. Withaclickofhermouse,Mellosentherrésumétothecompanyviae-mailandsoon

receivedaninvitationforaninterview.Withaclickofhermouse,shefoundhundredsofwebsitesaboutEnglishstudyandsoon

downloadedsomeofthemonhercomputer.她輕輕地點擊了一下鼠標，就把作業(yè)上交給了導(dǎo)師，并很快得到了回音。

Simulatedreproduction:Simulatedtranslation:Withaclickofhermouse,shesubmittedherassignmenttothetutorandsoongotthereply.Reference:5. Byaccessing

anonlinerealestateservice,shesaw

colorphotosofrentalproperties,includingdetailedfloorplans.Byaccessing

thewebsiteofthecompanysheisinterestedin,shesawaprospectusofthecompany,includingabriefaccountofthegeneralmanager.經(jīng)過進入她將就讀大學(xué)網(wǎng)站，她看到這所大學(xué)許多彩色照片，還包含一幅詳細校園地圖。Simulatedreproduction:Simulatedtranslation:Byaccessingthewebsiteoftheuniversityshewasgoingtostudyin,shesawcolorphotosoftheuniversity,includingadetailedmapoftheuniversitycampus.Reference:Ex.9 MoreandmorepeoplehavefoundtherightjobsthroughtheInternetjustasthepassageshows.Nowworkinpairsandtaketurnstogiveashortspeechonthetopic“YoucanfindyourdreamjobviatheInternet.”CitesomeofthestoriesofthejobseekersthatyouhavejustreadinPassageA.WordsandphraseslikelytobeusedSentencepatternslikelytobeusedpopular/convenientTheInternethasbecomeatoolfor...easyandefficientManypeoplehavefound...withaclickofthemouseTake...forexample.visitanInternetsiteLookatanotherstoryof...log/clickontoSo,tofindtherightjob,youcanjust...select/typesomekeywordsWhileonline,youmay...setupaninterviewYouareverylikelyto...jumptoanewjobTheinternetisagreatresource.findinformationSowhynotgiveitatry?availableReference HaveyoueverconsideredfindingajobontheInternet?Today,withcomputersincommonuse,theInternethasbecomeanimportanttoolforpeopletofindvariouskindsofinformation.ManypeoplelogontotheInternettoseekjobopportunitiesandsomeofthemhavefoundverydesirablejobs.TakeTheresaSmith’sstoryforexample.Lessthanamonthfromhergraduationday,shevisitedanInternetsiteandtypedsomekeywords.Immediatelyshefound45jobsmeetinghercriteria.Fourweekslatershewashiredatastartingsalaryof$32000.Lookatanotherstory,thatofMadelineGragg,a28year-oldhighschoolteacherfromAmerica.Shewantedachange.SowhenafriendmentionedteachingEnglishinJapan,theAmericanteacherfeltinterested.ShevisitedthepopularYahoo!website.AweeklatershereceivedacallandsetupaninterviewwitharecruiterinChicagoandgotthejob.Yousee,tofindtherightjob,youcanjustvisitsomeInternetsites,typeafewkeywords,andfollowtheprocedurefortheonlineapplication.Withaclickofthemouse,youareverylikelytofindyourdreamjob.Sowhynotgiveitatry?ReferenceEx.10 Writeaparagraphofaround80wordsaboutwhatyoushoulddototrackdowninformationonjobopenings.Includethefollowingkeywordsandphrasesinyourwriting.Youmaybeginyourparagraphwith“Thereareseveralthingsyoucannotignorewhentrackingdowninformationonjobopenings.”consult,friends,relatives,neighbors,offer,information,classified,newspapers,register,recruitmentagency,makeuseof,theInternet,logonto,belikelyto,dreamjobReference_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Keywords: Thereareseveralthingsyoucannotignorewhentrackingdowninformationonjobopenings.First,youshouldconsultyourfriends,relatives,orneighbors,whomayofferinformationunavailableelsewhere.Second,youshouldreadtheclassifiedsectioninthenewspapersoften.Next,remembertoregisterwithtwoorthreerecruitmentagencies.Finally,don’tforgettomakeuseoftheInternet.Intoday’ssocietytheInternetisaquickandcost-effectivemethodforemployerstoannouncetheiremploymentneeds.Therefore,ifyoulogontotheInternet,youjustmightfindyourdreamjob.ReferencePassageBThinkAboutItReadAboutItBeforereadingPassageB,describethepicturestoyourclassmates.1. Whatareyourdreamjobs?Whatareyouridealemployers?WordsandphraseslikelytobeusedSentencepatternslikelytobeusedcomputerprogrammerIdreamofworkingas...software(hardware,civil)engineerIt’sa...jobforme.videogamedesignerIhopethatIcanbe...financialadvisorIenjoydoingcreativeworkand...challenging/demanding/interestingSoworkingas...ismyheart’sdesire.bequalifiedto

Myidealemployersare...multinationalsAsfarasIknow,thesecompanies...state-ownedenterprises...arethebigattractionsforme.workenvironmentjobsecurity2. DoyouagreetotheclaimthatjobhuntingwasindeedTheDatingGamebetweenthejobseekersandthejobproviders?WordsandphraseslikelytobeusedSentencepatternslikelytobeuseddatingYouexpectto...likeamarriageTheprocessofhuntingajobislike...agoodmatch...arethebigattractionsforme.employerMyidealemployersare...myheart’sdesireAsfarasIknow,thesecompanies...3. WhatdoyouknowaboutGoogle,AppleandDisney?Ifgiventhechance,whichcompanywouldyouliketojoin?Andwhy?Shareyourideaswithyourpartner?WordsandphraseslikelytobeusedSentencepatternslikelytobeusedsearchengine...isacompanythat...popularproducts...designsandsells...filmcompanyWell,it’shardtosaysince...themeparksImaychoose......wouldbeagreatchanceof...ReadAboutItLanguagePointsContentAwarenessLanguageFocusReadingSkillPracticeDreamJobs:CollegeStudentsMakeTheirPicksWheredoyouwanttowork?Anewsurveysuggeststhattheanswerdependstoalar