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【题目】Pizza delivery driver

Work 15 - 20 hours a week for busy pizza shop.

Duties include making and delivering pizza and some cleaning.

Paid $ 10 per hour + $ 2 per delivery + free dinner.

All applicants must have your own car.

Email us with information about whether you ever cooked and when you can work.

The Pizza Place@telstra. com

TV Host

A national TV station wants to find two people to host a new primetime (黄金时段) game show. Interested? You need to have

◆ a confident and lively personality

◆ some experience of working in the media industry

◆good communication skills

◆ an enthusiasm for performing

40 ,000 per year

Apply to Jonhkeirs@tvhost, com

Casual Sale Assistant

We are looking for casual team members to join our team for 10-30 hours per week！

You must have a positive attitude and great willingness to talk to others, can work in both a team and as an individual and be available to work on Mondays and weekends between 9 am and 5pm.

You will be responsible for using the cash register, tidying up shelves and helping customers find what they are looking for.

Pay is $ 14.50/hr, but $ 25/hr at weekends

To apply, get in touch with the manager

Tony Robins on (02)98761234 or Tony. Robins@ JB - HiFi. blacktown. org. au

Chinese Teachers

Our established language school is looking for Chinese teachers. Our classes are small and students are all ages.

You must have a university degree and teaching experience and a health certificate.

You must also be able to speak and write Chinese fluently.

30 hours per week(flexible times)

30 per hour, plus bonuses

Apply to Smith @ gmail. com

【1】The candidate for a pizza delivery driver must tell the employer his/her_____.

A.personalityB.availability

C.driving experienceD.salary expectation

【2】How much can Tom get as a casual sale assistant if working 2 hours on Sunday?

A.$50.B.$30.C.$29.D.$14.5.

【3】Who must be outgoing?

A.TV host and Chinese teacher.

B.Pizza delivery driver and Chinese teacher.

C.TV host and Casual sale assistant.

D.Casual sale assistant and Pizza delivery driver.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】A

【3】C

【解析】

本文属于非连续类文本阅读。介绍了四则招工广告的内容：学历、性格、相关经 历、工作时段以及薪资待遇等。

【1】

细节理解题。根据题干上有关键词信息“a pizza delivery driver”，再根据该广告中的“Email us with information about ...when you can work.”信息可知，披萨外卖司机必须告知雇主哪个时段可以上班，故选B

【2】

细节理解题。根据题干关键“a casual sale assistant”，再根据该广告中的…can work on Mondays and weekends between 9am and 5pm.“星期一和周末可以在上午9点到下午5点工作。”以及Pay is $ 14. 50/hr, but $25/hr at weekends“工资是每小时14.50美元，但周末是25美元/小时。”故选A。

【3】

细节理解题。通读全文，根据TV Host广告中的“a confident and lively personality"以及Casual Sale Assistant 广告中的“…great willingness to talk to others"信息，可知，电视主持人和临时销售助理必须是外向的。故选C。

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