新交际英语阅读教程3 Unit3 Jobs课后习题参考答案

Unit3 Jobs
Preview
①1) b 2) e 3) d 4) h 5) g 6) f 7) a 8) c Reading Comprehension
①1)T 2)F 3)T 4)F 5)F 6)T 7)T
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1) strong
2) demand; grow
3) falling; technical 4) creative; adaptable; embrace
5) sessions
6) non-technical
Language Focus 1.
1) sector
2) embraced
3) switched
4) Enrolments
5) facilitate 6) daunted
7) represent
8) contemplating
9) Animation
10) options
2.
1) at a time
2) come across
3) a range of
4) adapt to
5) come along 6) at times
7) translate… into
8) close up
9) at least
10) contribute to
3. B.
1) resident
2) marriage
3) humanoid
4) identity
5) communication 6) embroidery; traditional
7) reclusive
8) education
9) diplomatic
4.
1)马理·艾兹赫德曾经是一名年轻的律师，做到了合伙人级别。

后来她转到了信
息通讯技术领域，创建了自己的公司。

2)对信息通讯技术相关专业人才的需求量持续增加，而相关专业的高等教育入
学人数却持续下滑，这一现象令澳大利亚信息行业协会倍感困扰。

3)这使得她能够近距离了解IT项目交付的各个环节。

4)她说，如果没有导师，没有课程培训，没有同学间的合作，这些工作是不可
能完成的。

5)有时，作为技术人员我必须严谨、一丝不苟，但是当我和客户交谈时，我又
得表现的平易近人，让他们感觉舒服。

5.
1)We believe this will help contribute to knowledge creation and talent
development for both Singapore and China.
2)Cooperation was more than just an attractive option; it was an
obligation.
3)I wanted to appear friendly and approachable, but I think I gave the
converse impression.
4)The two countries signed an agreement to jointly launch satellites,
which offered an assurance of future achievement.
5)If you want to be a successful politician, you must make yourself able
in tactics. Among them, the ability to make people like you is only one for an aspirant politician.
Reading Skills and Strategies
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1)Clearly, the basis must lie in what is taught in schools. But in schools
science is often presented in a dry and uninteresting manner. (the second sentence)
2)Production of television science programs should realize that they
have a responsibility to educate the public, not just entertain it. (the last sentence)
②
Opinion: Americans rate their jobs as one of the key sources of stress in their lives.
Major supporting details:
Tight schedules and overtime contribute to time-related pressures. Worries about job performance, salary, and job security are a source of
stress for some people.
Interactions with bosses, co-workers, and customers can also contribute to stress.
High levels of job stress are also common for people who are left out of important decisions relating to their jobs.
Minor supporting details:
The amount of leisure time Americans have has dropped by nearly 40% over the past 25 years, learning less time to exercise, socialize, and engage in other stress-proofing activities.
When workers are given the opportunity to shape how their jobs are performed, job satisfaction goes up and stress levels go down.。