阅读理解 Read the following advertisement and answer the questions below according to the table． (p/t＝part time; stenographer速记员,exp＝experienced; req’d＝required) (1) If you want to get a position o 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　Read the following advertisement and answer the questions below according to the table．

　　(p/t＝part time; stenographer速记员；exp＝experienced; req’d＝required)

(1)

If you want to get a position of a secretary as a part-time job, please dial the number ________．
[　　]
A．	355-5743
B．	849-8760
C．	755-2040
D．	684-2500

(2)

If you want to get a job as a secretary in the small midtown law firm, ________．
[　　]
A．	you must have very good skills and legal experiences
B．	it is necessary for you to have legal experiences
C．	you must have very good skills, but you don’t have to be experienced in law
D．	you must have excellent skills or good experience in law

(3)

We can’t find any information about ________ in each unit’s advertisement．
[　　]
A．	the title of position
B．	the way of contact(联系)
C．	salary
D．	qualifications of candidates(应聘者的资格)

答案：1．A;2．C;3．C;
解析：

(1)	从四家招聘单位来看，只有电话号码为355-5743的单位招聘兼职秘书。
(2)	从右边第二栏中的“Excel skills, no legal exp req’d”可以判断出正确选项。
(3)	仔细阅读可以看出，这几则招聘广告中都没有提到工资待遇问题。

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1.The writer of this passage usually ______.

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　 A.did the housekeeper for himself

　 B.had the housework done by his housekeeper

　 C.had the housework done by a family robot

　 D.had to do the housekeeper like a housewife

2.The housekeeper ______ her master’s clothes______.

［　　］

　 A.had…washed by another servant

　 B.washed…by hand

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　 D.washed…in a basin

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　 A.to leave

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[　　]
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[　　]
A．	16
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C．	18
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[　　]
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