Directions: In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank before the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Each choice in the bank is identified by a letter. Please write down the corresponding letter for each item in the blanks. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. A) origins E) spending l) discouraged M) report B) raise F) rate J) resumes N) recovery C) additional G) scarce K) out-of-work O) celebrate D) decreasing H) rise L) protecting As is the case with so many economic indicators these days, the damage to the work force caused by the recession is deep, wide and ongoing. And unemployment is on the _26_, jumping from 9.4 percent in July to 9.7 percent in August. For several survey groups, the unemployment _27_ is already in double digits(数位). Worse, hiring is not expected to rebound anytime soon, even f overall economic growth _28_ this year. Employers are likely to fill any _29 workseds by adding hours to workweets and ending worker vacations. Vage gains, which are always kept down when jobs are _30_ and unemployment is high, will be an even longer time. Without job growth and pay raises, consumer _31_ will not review(复苏) substantially because alternative sources of spending power-home equity and credit cards-are largely tapped out. And without an surge in spending, businesses will not add workers, and so on, in a decidedly bad cycle. It has become commonplace to explain each miserable job _32_ by saying that a resurgence(苏醒) in employment always lags general economic _33_. Will administration officials and lawmakers fight for new laws to make it easier to form unions, which are especially important in raising and _34_ the jobs of low-income workers? Will efforts to improve the educational system also include services efforts to train and retrain people for new jobs? Help is wanted for _35_ Americans.