题目
Searching for a job does not happen overnight. It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue(追求), matching your qualifications to a job and finding the right location. But even with a specific list. very few job applicants will find a job that suits all of their requirements. What are some ways to go about finding a job that will be right for you?Networking Many people are able to find a job that they like through networking. The advantage of networking is that family or friends will be able to provide an inside knowledge of the job, the pay. an honest opinion of what it is like to work there. They will tell you things that employers may withhold(保留) from a job interview, because they want to create the best possible impression rather than highlight any of the flaws that the company has. An added benefit of networking is that friends and family members can inform you of a job opening soon after it becomes available and then put in a good word for you to their employers. Employers are often favourably disposed to potential employees even before they have arrived for a job interview because their friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them.Job fairs Job fairs are a great place to start looking for a job when you know what you would like to do. Employers will be on the lookout for capable people who can help to fill position. If you keep up to date with when the next local job fair will be held, you may walk away with a job.Newspaper ads Local newspapers will advertise for jobs in their classified section. Many jobs can now be applied for online, which saves the time and effort of filling in a paper application and putting your resume in the post. Make sure you still follow through with the job application. Do not just apply for the job and then wait for a reply. Fill it in by the date that is listed and then wait a few days and call the company. It is important to be proactive (先发制人的) and show that you are interested in the job.The job will not come to you.Yellow pages It Is possible to find a job by simply reading through the yellow pages, calling companies directly and asking for a job. Some companies do not put out their listings straightaway, which mean you may learn of a job before it has even been advertised. That shows initiation and drive for the job. Finding a job is daunting (使人畏缩的)but with a little forethought and preparation. you need not take too long to find a suitable job.(1)The purpose of this article is to______.A. show how to apply for a jobB. show how to succeed in finding a jobC. share some information about different jobs that suit usD. show some requirements we should meet when applying for a job(2)According to this article, the author probably agrees that______.A. lots of work needs to be done if we want to get the right jabB. it's not appropriate to call a company if they haven't put out their livings straightawayC. when we've applied for a job, what we can do is just waitD. if we have no idea what we'd like to do, it's better to go to the job fairs(3)It's more likely for us to get some hidden information about the job we want to apply for through______.A. NetworkingB. Job fairsC. Newspaper adsD. Yellow pages(4)What does the underlined part "are often favourably disposed to" (Paragraph2)most probably mean?______A. have a good knowledge ofB. have a built-in prejudice againstC. have a potential interest inD. have a close study of(5)By saying"The job will not come to you" (Paragraph 4), the author implies that______.A. You will not get the jobB. It requires some efforts to get the jobC. The job doesn't suit youD. You aren't qualified for the job
Searching for a job does not happen overnight. It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue(追求), matching your qualifications to a job and finding the right location. But even with a specific list. very few job applicants will find a job that suits all of their requirements. What are some ways to go about finding a job that will be right for you?
Networking
Many people are able to find a job that they like through networking. The advantage of networking is that family or friends will be able to provide an inside knowledge of the job, the pay. an honest opinion of what it is like to work there. They will tell you things that employers may withhold(保留) from a job interview, because they want to create the best possible impression rather than highlight any of the flaws that the company has. An added benefit of networking is that friends and family members can inform you of a job opening soon after it becomes available and then put in a good word for you to their employers. Employers are often favourably disposed to potential employees even before they have arrived for a job interview because their friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them.
Job fairs
Job fairs are a great place to start looking for a job when you know what you would like to do. Employers will be on the lookout for capable people who can help to fill position. If you keep up to date with when the next local job fair will be held, you may walk away with a job.
Newspaper ads
Local newspapers will advertise for jobs in their classified section. Many jobs can now be applied for online, which saves the time and effort of filling in a paper application and putting your resume in the post. Make sure you still follow through with the job application. Do not just apply for the job and then wait for a reply. Fill it in by the date that is listed and then wait a few days and call the company. It is important to be proactive (先发制人的) and show that you are interested in the job.The job will not come to you.
Yellow pages
It Is possible to find a job by simply reading through the yellow pages, calling companies directly and asking for a job. Some companies do not put out their listings straightaway, which mean you may learn of a job before it has even been advertised. That shows initiation and drive for the job.
Finding a job is daunting (使人畏缩的)but with a little forethought and preparation. you need not take too long to find a suitable job.
(1)The purpose of this article is to______.
A. show how to apply for a job
B. show how to succeed in finding a job
C. share some information about different jobs that suit us
D. show some requirements we should meet when applying for a job
(2)According to this article, the author probably agrees that______.
A. lots of work needs to be done if we want to get the right jab
B. it's not appropriate to call a company if they haven't put out their livings straightaway
C. when we've applied for a job, what we can do is just wait
D. if we have no idea what we'd like to do, it's better to go to the job fairs
(3)It's more likely for us to get some hidden information about the job we want to apply for through______.
A. Networking
B. Job fairs
C. Newspaper ads
D. Yellow pages
(4)What does the underlined part "are often favourably disposed to" (Paragraph2)most probably mean?______
A. have a good knowledge of
B. have a built-in prejudice against
C. have a potential interest in
D. have a close study of
(5)By saying"The job will not come to you" (Paragraph 4), the author implies that______.
A. You will not get the job
B. It requires some efforts to get the job
C. The job doesn't suit you
D. You aren't qualified for the job
Networking
Many people are able to find a job that they like through networking. The advantage of networking is that family or friends will be able to provide an inside knowledge of the job, the pay. an honest opinion of what it is like to work there. They will tell you things that employers may withhold(保留) from a job interview, because they want to create the best possible impression rather than highlight any of the flaws that the company has. An added benefit of networking is that friends and family members can inform you of a job opening soon after it becomes available and then put in a good word for you to their employers. Employers are often favourably disposed to potential employees even before they have arrived for a job interview because their friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them.
Job fairs
Job fairs are a great place to start looking for a job when you know what you would like to do. Employers will be on the lookout for capable people who can help to fill position. If you keep up to date with when the next local job fair will be held, you may walk away with a job.
Newspaper ads
Local newspapers will advertise for jobs in their classified section. Many jobs can now be applied for online, which saves the time and effort of filling in a paper application and putting your resume in the post. Make sure you still follow through with the job application. Do not just apply for the job and then wait for a reply. Fill it in by the date that is listed and then wait a few days and call the company. It is important to be proactive (先发制人的) and show that you are interested in the job.The job will not come to you.
Yellow pages
It Is possible to find a job by simply reading through the yellow pages, calling companies directly and asking for a job. Some companies do not put out their listings straightaway, which mean you may learn of a job before it has even been advertised. That shows initiation and drive for the job.
Finding a job is daunting (使人畏缩的)but with a little forethought and preparation. you need not take too long to find a suitable job.
(1)The purpose of this article is to______.
A. show how to apply for a job
B. show how to succeed in finding a job
C. share some information about different jobs that suit us
D. show some requirements we should meet when applying for a job
(2)According to this article, the author probably agrees that______.
A. lots of work needs to be done if we want to get the right jab
B. it's not appropriate to call a company if they haven't put out their livings straightaway
C. when we've applied for a job, what we can do is just wait
D. if we have no idea what we'd like to do, it's better to go to the job fairs
(3)It's more likely for us to get some hidden information about the job we want to apply for through______.
A. Networking
B. Job fairs
C. Newspaper ads
D. Yellow pages
(4)What does the underlined part "are often favourably disposed to" (Paragraph2)most probably mean?______
A. have a good knowledge of
B. have a built-in prejudice against
C. have a potential interest in
D. have a close study of
(5)By saying"The job will not come to you" (Paragraph 4), the author implies that______.
A. You will not get the job
B. It requires some efforts to get the job
C. The job doesn't suit you
D. You aren't qualified for the job
题目解答
答案
1.B.细节理解题.根据文章第一段Searching for a job does not happen overnight. It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue搜索工作不会在一夜之间发生.它需要一段时间才能找到你想要追求的.可知本文的目的是展示如何成功找到工作;故选B.
2.A.细节理解题.根据文章第一段It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue(追求), matching your qualifications to a job and finding the right location. But even with a specific list. very few job applicants will find a job that suits all of their requirements.它需要一段时间才能找到你想要追求的(例如,),将你的资格与工作相匹配,找到合适的位置.但即使在特定的列表中也是如此.可知如果我们想要得到正确的申诉,需要做大量的工作;故选A.
3.A.细节理解题.根据文章第二段Many people are able to find a job that they like through networking. 网络许多人能够通过网络找到他们喜欢的工作.可知在网络上我们更有可能获得一些关于我们要申请的工作的隐藏信息;故选A.
4.C.细节理解题.根据文章第二段Employers are often favourably disposed to potential employees even before they have arrived for a job interview because their friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them.雇主往往倾向于潜在雇员,甚至在他们来面试之前,因为他们的朋友或亲戚花时间推荐他们.可知意为具有潜在的兴趣;故选B
5.B.细节理解题.根据文章第四段It is important to be proactive (先发制人的) and show that you are interested in the job.The job will not come to you.很重要的是要主动(对自己的行为负责),并表示你对这份工作有兴趣.这份工作不会带给你的.可知意为需要一些努力来完成这项工作;故选B.
2.A.细节理解题.根据文章第一段It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue(追求), matching your qualifications to a job and finding the right location. But even with a specific list. very few job applicants will find a job that suits all of their requirements.它需要一段时间才能找到你想要追求的(例如,),将你的资格与工作相匹配,找到合适的位置.但即使在特定的列表中也是如此.可知如果我们想要得到正确的申诉,需要做大量的工作;故选A.
3.A.细节理解题.根据文章第二段Many people are able to find a job that they like through networking. 网络许多人能够通过网络找到他们喜欢的工作.可知在网络上我们更有可能获得一些关于我们要申请的工作的隐藏信息;故选A.
4.C.细节理解题.根据文章第二段Employers are often favourably disposed to potential employees even before they have arrived for a job interview because their friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them.雇主往往倾向于潜在雇员,甚至在他们来面试之前,因为他们的朋友或亲戚花时间推荐他们.可知意为具有潜在的兴趣;故选B
5.B.细节理解题.根据文章第四段It is important to be proactive (先发制人的) and show that you are interested in the job.The job will not come to you.很重要的是要主动(对自己的行为负责),并表示你对这份工作有兴趣.这份工作不会带给你的.可知意为需要一些努力来完成这项工作;故选B.
解析
- 考查要点:本题主要考查学生对文章主旨、细节理解、作者观点及词汇句意的掌握。需结合上下文分析选项,判断正确答案。
- 解题思路:
- 第(1)题:通过文章首段定位主旨句,明确文章目的。
- 第(2)题:结合文章首段内容,排除错误选项,判断作者观点。
- 第(3)题:根据第二段Networking部分的描述,锁定信息来源。
- 第(4)题:通过上下文语境推测短语含义。
- 第(5)题:联系上下文理解句子隐含含义。
第(1)题
关键句:首段首句“Searching for a job does not happen overnight. It takes a while to find out what you would like to pursue”点明文章核心——寻找工作的过程需要时间与策略。后文详细列举四种方法,最终目的为展示如何成功找到工作。
第(2)题
关键句:首段末句“very few job applicants will find a job that suits all of their requirements”说明找到完全匹配的工作很难,需付出努力。选项A“lots of work needs to be done”与文章首段内容一致,符合作者观点。
第(3)题
关键句:第二段“friends and family can inform you of a job opening soon after it becomes available”说明Networking能获取未公开的招聘信息,是获得隐藏信息的最佳途径。
第(4)题
关键句:第二段“friends or relatives have taken the time to recommend them”说明雇主因推荐产生好感。短语“favourably disposed to”意为潜在兴趣,对应选项C。
第(5)题
关键句:第四段“It is important to be proactive”强调主动行动的重要性。“The job will not come to you”意为需主动争取,对应选项B。