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大学体验英语综合教程第三版2详细答案解析Uint
UnitTwo
Lead-in
1search2offer3identify4confidence5employer
6qualifications7certainly8minimum9learningstyle10importance
PassageA
ThinkAboutIt
1ManystudentslogontheInternetfrequently.TheymayusetheInternettosearchforusefulinformationtheyneed,visitsocialnetworksites,e-mailtheirfriends,orplayvideogames.
2JobapplicationonlinemeansdoingalltheapplicationontheInternet.Onecanfillintheapplicationformandsenditinane-mailformtopotentialemployer’smailbox,togetherwithallnecessarymaterialsaboutoneself.
3Yes,itwillcontinuouslyplaymoreimportantroleinthefuture.
ReadAboutIt
ContentAwareness
ReadAndThink
2Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.
1ItisanInternetwebsitethatlistsasmanyas45000jobopportunities.
2Notnecessarilyso.AccordingtoSmith,theInternetwasveryeasytouse.Shefoundherjobonlinewithnotraining.
3Becauseshewantedachangeinherlife.
4ShesearchedtheInternetforinformationaboutthefinancialperformanceofthecompanyshewasinterestedin,thesalarysheshouldaskfor,andthepossiblelivingaccommodationsavailabletoherthere.
5Open.
3Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.
1F2T3T4T5T
4Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1version2publications3click4spotted5refugees
5entries7financial8full-time9detailed10annual
5Completethefollowingsentenceswithphrasesorexpressionsfromthepassage.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1setup2comeacross3referred,to4checkout5learntof/learnedof
6Chooseanappropriatenoungiveninthefollowingboxtocompleteeachofthesentences.
1career2interview3procedure4exhibit5profile
7TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.
1Thepolicemenarebusyfillingoutformsabouttheaccident.
2Iwanttofillupthefueltankbeforereturningthecar.
3Ifyouwanttomakeacomplaint,you’dbetterfollowthecorrectprocedure.
4Wecouldn’thavefinishedtheexperimentsosoonwithoutJohn’shelp.
5Afterthestorm,thepeopleontheshoreanxiouslyscannedthelakeforanysignoftheboat.
8ReadandcomparetheEnglishsentences,payingattentiontotheiritalicizedparts,andthentranslatetheChinesesentencesbysimulatingthestructureoftheEnglishsentences.
1Hehadjustbeenpromotedtovicepresidentofthecompanyandwasn’texpectinganotherpromotioninsixmonths.
2Shortlyafterhegraduatedfromschool,hejumpedtoasatisfactoryjob.
3Mostcollegesanduniversitieshavetheirownhomepages,enablingapplicantstoscanfortheinformationavailableabouttheuniversitiestheywanttoapplyfor.
4Withaclickofhermouse,shesubmittedherassignmenttothetutorandsoongotthereply.
5Byaccessingthewebsiteoftheuniversityshewasgoingtostudyin,shesawcolorphotosoftheuniversity,includingadetailedmapoftheuniversitycampus.
9MoreandmorepeoplehavefoundtherightjobsthroughtheInternetjustasthepassageshows.Nowworkinpairsandtaketurnstogiveashortspeechonthetopic“YoucanfindyourdreamjobviatheInternet.”CitesomeofthestoriesofthejobseekersthatyouhavejustreadinPassageA.
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?
10Writeaparagraphofaround80wordsaboutwhatyoushoulddototrackdowninformationonjobopenings.Includethefollowingkeywordsandphrasesinyourwriting.Youmaybeginyourparagraphwith“Thereareseveralthingsyoucannotignorewhentrackingdowninformationonjobopenings.”
Thereareseveralthingsyoucannotignorewhentrackingdowninformationonjobopenings.First,youshouldconsultyourfriends,relatives,orneighbors,whomayofferinformationunavailableelsewhere.Second,youshouldreadtheclassifiedsectioninthenewspapersoften.Next,remembertoregisterwithtwoorthreerecruitmentagencies.Finally,don’tforgettomakeuseoftheInternet.Intoday’ssocietytheInternetisaquickandcost-effectivemethodforemployerstoannouncetheiremploymentneeds.Therefore,ifyoulogontotheInternet,youjustmightfindyourdreamjob.
PassageB
ThinkAboutIt
1Open
2Open
3Open
ReadAboutIt
ContentAwareness
ReadAndThink
11Workwithyourpartnerandanswerthefollowingquestions.
1Theauthorcomparescollegegraduates’jobhuntingtofindingamatchwhendating.
2Theyarecareerists,entrepreneurs,explorers,harmonizers,hunters,idealistsandleaders.
3Googletookthetopspotinpopularityineachofthepastfouryears.
4Theyaregovernmentandnon-profitemployerssuchasCIAandFBI.
5Theyaregovernmentandnon-profitemployerssuchasCIAandFBI.
12Choosethebestanswertoeachquestionwiththeinformationfromthepassage.
1D2C3B4C5A
13Fillintheblankswiththewordsgivenbelow.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1identify2likely3characteristic4genuine5confirmed
6prospects7consequence8recruit9competitive10isreflected
14Completethefollowingsentenceswithphrasesorexpressionsfromthepassage.Changetheformwherenecessary.
1break…down2accountsfor3associatedwith4build…on5inaddition
15TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoEnglish.
1Thiscountryisnotbig,butitplaysanimportantroleininternationalaffairs.
2ItwaswiththehelpofmyunclethatIovercamethedifficultyandcompletedtheassignmentintime.
3WhilehedecidedtostayinBeijingupongraduation,hisbestfriendchosetogotoTibet.
4InthisCampusEnglishSpeakingContest,Maryfromourclasscameinthird.
5Youshouldknowthatittakestime,moneyaswellasperseverancetolearntoplaythepiano.
16Readthefollowingquestionsandthenscantheletterbelowtofindanswerstothequestions.Trytofinishinlessthan2minutes.
1AttheUniversityofDenver.
2InColorado.
3OvertheRockyMountains.
4Fromherwindow.
5Nextmonthwhenshegetshome.
6Shareallthehappinessandsadnesstheyarefeeling.
7Shefeelsalittlehomesick.
8IntheafternoononTuesday,December1st.
17Completethesentenceswiththeappropriateverbform.
1wouldwrite,wouldhavewritten
2couldsee,couldhaveseen
3mightbreak,mighthavebroken
4gave,hadgiven
5were,hadbeen
18Readeachpairofsentences.Thenexpressacontrarysituationusinga)asentencewithanifclauseandb)asentencewithhad.Followtheexamples.
1IfIhadheardyou,Iwouldhaveanswered
HadIheardyou,Iwouldhaveanswered
2Ifithadn’tbeencold,Iwouldhaveopenedthewindow
Haditnotbeencold,Iwouldhaveopenedthewindow
3Ifwehadbeenlate,wewouldhavehurried
Hadwebeenlate,wewouldhavehurried
4Ifyouhadusedatypewriter,theycouldhavereadyourletters
Hadyouusedatypewriter,theycouldhavereadyourletters
5Ifthecarhadn’tstopped,itwouldhavehitme
Hadthecarnotstopped,itwouldhavehitme
19Rewritetheconditionalclausesinthefollowingsentences.Followtheexamples.
1Weresheinterested,Iwouldtelephoneher.
2WereJohnhere,wewouldsoonlearnthetruth.
3Theywouldbeherewithusshouldtheyhavethetime.
4ShouldIseeyou,Iwouldinviteyouhome.
5Shouldshetryhardernexttime,shewouldpasstheexamination.
20Thefollowingsentencestellsomethingreal.Changethemtoindicatesomethingunreal.
1Ifwehadnotallowedtheoilcompanytobuildthispapermill,wewouldnothavewaterpollutionnow.
2Ifwedidnotpaytaxes,ourschoolswouldbeclosed.
3Ifthegovernmenthaddealtwiththecrisisproperly,inflationwouldnothavestayedathighlevels.
4Ifthisuniversityhadenoughstudenthousing,itwouldattractmoreinternationalstudents.
5Ifwehadstoppedtheconstructionofthisdam,wewouldnothavedestroyedmilesofnaturalwildernessalongtheriver.