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1stSeptember2016to1stAugust2017
Salary:
4,000to5,000/month
Teachingload schedule:
20teachinghoursperweek
Arentfree,fullyfurnishedapartmentwithalivingroom,bedroom,kitchenandbathroom
Kitchenfacilitiesprovided,otherelectricapplianceswillbesupplied:
water,heater,microwaveetc.
Ifyouareinterested,pleasereadtheinformationaboveandkindlysendyourapplicationtoattachthefollowingdocuments(indocorJPEGformat).Thesubjecttobementioned,as“teachinChina”
1).CV/Resume(简历)
2).Acopyofacademicdegree,diploma,certificateorcollegetranscript
3).Aphotocopyofthedatapageofvalidpassport
4).Arecentcolorphoto
5).Aletterofrecommendationorrelease(释放)letterfromyourpreviousChineseschool(OnlyifyouworkedinChinapreviously)
6).Anyotherrelevantinformationthatyouthinkmighthelpyourapplication
【语篇解读】本文是一则招聘英语教师的广告,其中提及了这个职位的具体要求和待遇。
1.Thisadvertisementisabout.
A.introducingaschool
B.takingonEnglishteachers
C.seekingateachingposition
D.attractingforeignstudents
B [细节理解题。
由“Wearelookingforteachers,whosenativelanguageisEnglish,willingtoteachinChina.”我们正在寻找母语是英语愿意在中国教书的教师。
可知该广告是有关招聘英语老师的。
故选B。
]
2.Ifyouareemployed,youwill.
A.nothavetopaytheapartmentrent
B.workfulltime
C.preparefurnitureyourself
D.workfourmonthsfortwoyears
A [细节理解题。
由“Arentfree,fullyfurnishedapartmentwithalivingroom,bedroom,kitchenandbathroom”一个免费的,齐全的公寓与客厅,卧室,厨房和浴室,可知你如果被雇用,就不必付公寓租金。
故选A。
3.WhatisNOTneededtoapplyforthejobifyoucometoworkinChinaforthefirsttime?
A.Yourresume
B.Yourpersonalpassportdata
C.Youracademichistory
D.Areleaseletter
D [细节理解题。
由“Aletterofrecommendationorrelease(释放)letterfromyourpreviousChineseschool(OnlyifyouworkedinChinapreviously)”可知如果你之前在中国工作过,那么你需要有一封推荐信,也就是说如果你以前没有在中国工作过,就不需要推荐信。
题干中提到的是你第一次在中国工作,所以就不需要推荐信,故选D。
B
GlennwasbornonJuly18,1921,inCambridgeandgrewupinnearbyNewConcord,Ohio.Hestartedhisflyingcareerasafighterpilot(飞行员).Later,Glenntookadangerousjobasatestpilot,flyingnewplanestoseeiftheyweresafe.
Inthelate1950s,a“spacerace”beganbetweentheU.S.andtheSovietUnion.Bothcountrieswantedtobethefirsttosendahumanintospace,includingtothemoon.In1961,aRussianastronaut,YuriGagarin,orbitedEarth.Butthespaceracewasnotoveryet.Glenn'
schancetogointospacecameonFebruary20,1962.Bythattime,anotherAmerican,AlanB.Shepard,hadflowninspace,buthehadnotorbitedEarth.Glenn'
sflightwasairedliveontelevisionandradio.Americanseverywherestoppedtowatch.
Glenn'
sFriendship7capsulecircledtheplanetthreetimes.AfaultyequipmentledGlenntobelievethecapsulemightburnuponitsreturntoEarth,butintheenditsplasheddownsafelyintheAtlanticOcean.HebecamethefirstAmericantoorbitEarthinaspaceship.
In1984,Glennranforpresident,buthedidnotgetenoughsupportanddroppedoutoftherace.GlennreturnedtospaceonOctober29,1998,whenhewas77.HespentninedaysonthespaceshuttleDiscovery.Glennwentsothatscientistscouldtesttheeffectsofspacetravelonolderpeople.Heholdstherecordforbeingtheoldestpersoninspace.GlenndiedThursday,Dec,8,2016,attheageof95.
Glennrefusedtoseehimselfasahero.Hepreferredtofocusonhiswork,saying.“IfthereisonethingI'
velearnedinmyyearsonthisplanet,it'
sthatthehappiestpeopleI'
veknownarethosewhodevotedthemselvestosomethingbiggerandmoremeaningfulthanmerelytheirownselfinterest.”
【语篇解读】本文介绍美国飞行员Glenn,他是第一个坐宇宙飞船绕地球飞行的美国人。
他拒绝别人把他当作英雄,他认为为别人工作的人是最幸福的。
4.WhatdoweknowaboutGlenn?
A.Heworkedasafighterpilotinallhislife.
B.Hesucceededintheraceforpresidentin1984.
C.HecompetedwithanotherpilotAlanBinspacerace.
D.HewasthefirstAmericantocircleEarthsuccessfully.
根据第三段最后一句“HebecamethefirstAmericantoorbitEarthinaspaceship.”可知他成为第一个坐宇宙飞船绕地球飞行的美国人。
故选D。
5.WhathappenedduringGlenn'
sreturntoEarth?
A.ThecapsuleopenedwhilecirclingEarth.
B.Onepartoftheequipmentwentwrong.
C.Thecapsulewasonfireallofasudden.
D.Thespaceshipstoppedworkinghalfway.
根据第三段第二句“AfaultyequipmentledGlenntobelievethecapsulemightburnuponitsreturntoEarth,butintheenditsplasheddownsafelyintheAtlanticOcean.”可知一个设备的出错导致Glenn回归地球。
6.WhydidGlennreturntospacein1998?
A.Toprovethesafetyofnewspaceshuttles.
B.Togetsupportforhisrunningforpresident.
C.Totesthowspacetravelaffectedtheelderly.
D.TobecometheoldestpersoninspacebyorbitingEarth.
C [细节理解题。
根据第四段中“GlennreturnedtospaceonOctober29,1998,whenhewas77.HespentninedaysonthespaceshuttleDiscovery.Glennwentsothatscientistscouldtesttheeffectsofspacetravelonolderpeople.”可知在1998年Glenn回到太空是为了测试太空旅行对老年人的影响。
故选C。
7.WhatcanwelearnfromGlenn'
swordsinthelastparagraph?
A.Selfishpeoplecarefortheirowninterest.
B.Happypeoplearelikelytosucceedeasily.
C.Hehasknownmostofthesuccessfulpeople.
D.Thepeoplewhoworkforothersarethehappiest.
D [推理判断题。
根据最后一段中“it'
veknownarethosewhodevotedthemselvestosomethingbiggerandmoremeaningfulthanmerelytheirownselfinterest.”可知为别人工作的人是最幸福的。
C
Atelescope,calledGaia,isbeingdesignedbyastronomersinEurope,anditcouldn'
tbemoredifferentfromPanSTARRS,whichisanothertelescopebeingdesigned.WhilePanSTARRSwillbelookingforasteroids(小行星)andcometsheadedforEarth,Gaiawillbelookingatourentiregalaxy(银河系)...
GaiaisdesignedtodrawamapoftheMilkyWay,ourhomegalaxy.Justasamapofyourtowngivesyouapictureofwherethingsarelocated,Gaia'
smapofthegalaxywilltellastronomerswherethestarsare.Overfiveyears,Gaiawillobserve(观察)aboutabillionstarsandotherobjectsinourgalaxy.Eachobjectwillbeobservedabout70times.
Gaiawillbesentintospaceconnectedtoarocket.Itcontainstwotelescopes,eachfocusedatadifferentangle(角度).ThesetwotelescopesactlikeGaia'
s“eyes”.Thereasonwhyhumanscanseethingsin3Disthatwehavetwoeyesfocusedonthesameobject,atslightlydifferentangles.Byusingtwotelescopeslikeeyes,Gaiacanproducethefirst3Dmapofthepositionsofthestarsitviews.
Gaia,whichistobesentintospacein2011,willbeapowerfultelescope.IfyouweretouseitonEarth,forexample,youcouldstand600milesawayfromyourbestfriendsandstillgetaclearpictureoftheirhair.
Gaiaisoneofmorethanadozentelescopesbeingdesignedbyscientistsrightnow.Thenextgenerationoftelescopeswillrevealnewpartsofouruniversethatwillseemsurprising.Theuniverse,withallitsplanets,starsandotherstrangeobjects,isapuzzlewithpiecesthatwecanseebyusingpowerfultelescopes.
【语篇解读】文章介绍威力强大的望远镜Gaia,并告诉人们新一代望远镜将比旧的更加强大。
8.HowmanydifferentanglescanGaiafocusateachtime?
A.2. B.3.
C.4.D.5.
根据第三段前两句“Gaiawillbesentintospaceconnectedtoarocket.Itcontainstwotelescopes,eachfocusedatadifferentangle(角度).”Gaia连接着火箭将被送上太空。
它包括两个望远镜,每次都集中在不同的角度。
可知是两个角度,故选A。
9.ThemaptobedrawnbyGaia.
A.canshoweverybuildingonEarth
B.canshowyouwhereyourtownis
C.willjustshowthestarsaroundEarth
D.willshowwherethestarsareinourhomegalaxy
根据第二段第二句“Gaia'
smapofthegalaxywilltellastronomerswherethestarsare.”由Gaia绘制的银河系的地图将告诉天文学家星星在哪里。
10.What'
sParagraph4mainlyabout?
A.WhatGaiawilldoinspace.
B.WhenGaiawillstarttowork.
C.HowpowerfulGaiawillbe.
D.WhatGaiawilldotoEarth.
C [段落大意题。
根据第四段第一句“Gaia,whichistobesentintospacein2011,willbeapowerfultelescope.”可知Gaia将是一个强大的望远镜。
11.Theunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphsuggeststhatthenextgenerationoftelescopes.
A.seemverysurprisingtoscientists
B.willnotbeputintouseinashorttime
C.willjustlookatnewthingsinuniverse
D.willbemorepowerfulthantheoldgenerations
根据第五段倒数第二句“Thenextgenerationoftelescopeswillrevealnewpartsofouruniversethatwillseemsurprising.”下一代的望远镜将显示出宇宙中似乎令人惊讶的新景象。
可知新一代望远镜将比旧的更加强大。
D
Formanyparents,raisingateenagerislikefightingalongwar,butyearsgobywithoutanyclearwinner.Likeaborderconflict(冲突)betweenneighboringcountries,theparentteenwarisaboutboundaries(边界):
WhereisthelinebetweenwhatIcontrolandwhatyoudo?
Bothsideswantpeace,butneitherfeelsithasanypowertostoptheconflict.Inpart,thisisbecauseneitheriswillingtoadmitanyresponsibilityforstartingit.Fromtheparents'
pointofview,theonlycauseoftheirfightistheiradolescents'
completeunreasonableness.Andofcourse,theteensseeitinexactlythesameway,exceptoppositely.Bothfeeltrapped.
Inthisarticle,I'
lldescribethreenowinsituationsthatcommonlyarisebetweenteensandparentsandthensuggestsomewaysoutofthetrap.Thefirstnowinsituationisquarrelonunimportantthings.Examplesincludethecoloroftheteen'
shair,thecleannessofthebedroom,thepreferredstyleofclothing,thechild'
sfailuretoeatagoodbreakfastbeforeschool,orhistendencytosleepuntilnoonontheweekends.Second,blaming.Thegoalofablamingbattleistomaketheotheradmitthathisbadattitudeisthereasonwhyeverythinggoeswrong.Third,needingtoberight.Itdoesn'
tmatterwhatth