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【题目】下面文章中有5处 (第15) 需要添加小标题。请从(A、B、C、D、E和F)中选出符合各段意思的小标题, 并在答题纸上将相应选项的标号涂黑。选项中有一项是多余选项。

A. Do voluntary work

B. List your positives

C. Create a job search plan

D. Keep a regular daily routine

E. Break big goals into small ones

F. Concentrate on the things you can control

Keeping Positive During a Long Job Search

A long job search can affect your attitude, especially if you're out of a job. If it's taking you longer than expected to find a job, the following tips can help you concentrate and stay positive, as well as reducing your depression.

_________ 1

When you no longer have a job to report for every day, you can easily lose motivation. Treat your job search like a regular job, with a daily "start" and "end" time. Following a set schedule will help you be more efficient and productive while you're out of a job.

__________ 2

Avoid getting overwhelmed by breaking big goals into small manageable steps. Instead of trying to do everything at once, first put something ahead. If you're out of luck in your job search, take some time to rethink your goals and work out another job search plan.

___________ 3

Make a list of all the things you're you like about yourself, including skills, characters, achievements and successes. Write down projects that proud of, situations where you excel and things you're good at. Review this list often to remind yourself of your strengths.

___________ 4

Being out of a job can decrease your self-esteem and make you feel useless. However, volunteering can help you maintain a sense of value and purpose. Helping others can put you in a good mood. Volunteering can also provide career experience, social support and networking opportunities.

__________ 5

You can't control how quickly a possible boss calls you back or whether or not he decides to hire you. Rather than wasting your energy and time on things that are out of your hands, turn your attention to things you can control during the time when you are out of a job, such as writing a great cover letter and resume to the company you want to work for, setting up meetings with your networking contacts and so on.

【答案】

【1】D

【2】C

【3】B

4A

5F

【解析】

试题分析:本文主要就怎样让你的工作做得更长久这一问题,给出了一些建议

【1】D; 考查段落大意和句意理解:根据这段的句子:Following a set schedule will help you be more efficient and productive while you're out of a job.可知这段讲的是:维持一个日常工作程序,答案是D。

2C; 考查段落大意和句意理解:根据这段的句子:take some time to rethink your goals and work out another job search plan.可知这段讲的是:制定找工作计划,答案是C。

3 B; 考查段落大意和句意理解:根据这段的句子:Make a list of all the things you like about yourself, including skills, characters, achievements and successes.可知这段讲的是:列出你积极的方面,答案是B。

4A; 考查段落大意和句意理解:根据这段的句子:volunteering can help you maintain a sense of value and purpose.可知这段讲的是:做志愿者的工作,答案是A。

5F; 考查段落大意和句意理解:根据这段的句子:Rather than wasting your energy and time on things that are out of your hands, turn your attention to things you can control during the time when you are out of a job,可知这段讲的是:专注于你能控制的事情,答案是F。

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