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8．Looking for teacing jobs？Welcome to Teachers-Teachers．com，a service designed to save instructors time and money as they search for great jobs in education．By posting your resume（履历） online，you can make yourself instantly accessible to thousands of schools nationwide，and you'll also gain access to our large database of openteaching jobs．Schools across the United States are constantly hunting for new teachers，so if you need help finding the perfect job，Teachers-Teachers is here to offer assistance．
If any school has an interest in you as a candidate，you will be notified via email．You will then be given the opportunity to email a cover letter and receive more information about the school and the position for which you are applying．
●It's Free：Teachers-Teachers．com is a free online service for instructors looking for open teacher employment opportunities．When you use our site，you can avoid the costs of mailing and faxing resumes．
●It's Easy：Why waste valuable time researching available teaching positions for teachers and mailing dozens of resumes？Within minutes，you can create and post your resume，and let the schools come to you．
●It's Customized（定制的）：Streamline your search of teaching jobs by specifying in which states you are willing to work，the desired sudject area and grade level，and your preferred school setting．The notices you receive regarding teaching jobs will only match the criteria you have selected．
●It's Effective：By posting your resume online，your information will be instantly accessible to hundreds of interested schools．You'll also have immediate access to scores of open education jobs nationwide．
●It's Convenient：Apply to schools any time-day or night．Edit and update your resume online．Updated resumes help schools find the most qualified candidates for their open teaching positions．
●It's Secure：Your information is protected via your username and password．Be confident you can prevent current employers rom seeing your resume by blocking out their zip code．
21．The passage is probably written forD．
A．college graduates
B．university students
C．educators
D．those searching for teaching jobs
22．Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Teachers-Teachers．com？D
A．It saves time and money．
B．The site is open at any time．
C．It won't give the candidates'information away．
D．It offers candidates scores of teaching jobs．
23．Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage？B
A．If you use Teachers-Teachers．com，all you need to do is post your resume．
B．Teachers-Teachers．com is to help instructors find a teaching position more easily．
C．If a school is interested in you，they will arrange an interview with you．
D．The site can update your resume automatically for you．
24．Which of the following can be used as the best title of this advetisement？C
A．Looking for teaching jobs
B．Just post your resume
C．Teaching jobs online
D．Hunting for new teachers．
分析 本文属于说明文阅读，作者通过这篇文章主要向我们描述了在教育中寻找好工作的一些方法．
解答 21．D．推理判断题．根据第一段Welcome to Teachers-Teachers．com，a service designed to save instructors time and money as they search for great jobs in education可知这篇文章可能是正在寻找教育工作的人写的；故选D．
22．D．细节理解题．根据文章It's Secure：Your information is protected via your username and password可知teachers-teachers．com的优势有节省时间和金钱，网站随时开放，不会泄露信息等；故选D．
23．B．细节理解题．根据文章Schools across the United States are constantly hunting for new teachers，so if you need help finding the perfect job，Teachers-Teachers is here to offer assistance可知teachers-teachers．com是帮助教师更容易找到教学中的职位；故选B．
24．C．推理判断题．根据文章Schools across the United States are constantly hunting for new teachers，so if you need help finding the perfect job，Teachers-Teachers is here to offer assistance可知这个广告的最佳标题为在线教学工作；故选C．
点评 考察学生的细节理解和推理判断能力，做细节理解题时一定要找到文章中的原句，和题干进行比较，再做出正确的选择．在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实，要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断．
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67．The volunteers have distributed 50g of rice to each refugee in the flooded area and an extra spoonfulfor good measure．
68．His father bought Harry a new bike as a surprising birthday gift，so Harry could hardly wait totry itout．
69．To tell the truth，I have neversubscribed to the belief that people are basically good．
70．His motherletting outhis thick coat，he put it on and went on a long journey．
71．The young are reallyin tunewith the community and they do a lot of services in it．
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73．Secretary General of the UN said that in North Korea hewould lay outa plan to seek the goal of a world without nuclear weapons in the near future．
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The good news is-we still have choice．Whether we share our parents'views of work or not，we can still find a career that suits us．
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| 53．A．view | B．think | C．evaluate | D．comment |
| 54．A．attempt | B．manage | C．tend | D．offer |
| 55．A．pay attention | B．are opposed | C．look forward | D．are devoted |
| 56．A．outside | B．inside | C．upside | D．downside |
| 57．A．Otherwise | B．Therefore | C．However | D．Moreover |
| 58．A．observation | B．explanation | C．negotiation | D．instruction |
| 59．A．salary | B．company | C．direction | D．achievement |
| 60．A．trust | B．identity | C．despair | D．urgency |
| 61．A．like | B．resist | C．mind | D．consider |
| 62．A．influence | B．evidence | C．performance | D．justice |
| 63．A．objective | B．negative | C．subjective | D．positive |
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| 65．A．personal ideals | B．economic profits | C．professional achievements | D．global development |
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| 46．A．refused | B．replied | C．added | D．agreed |
| 47．A．worried | B．interested | C．surprised | D．grateful |
| 48．A．smiled | B．suggested | C．warned | D．ordered |
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| 51．A．checked | B．watered | C．observed | D．cut |
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| 55．A．insure | B．prove | C．expect | D．record |
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