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A.It’s a full-time job. | B.It’s a permanent job. |
C.It’s volunteer work. | D.It’s academic work. |
A.teaching volunteers and faculty members to set up schedules |
B.helping the administrators to set up some education programs |
C.organizing teaching events for the education outreach program |
D.coordinating the programs between the academic communities |
A.A person who has excellent interpersonal skills. |
B.A person who once worked in a company for three years. |
C.A person who is good at using Excel and likes using social media. |
D.A person who has 3 years’ experience of coordinating meetings. |
At one time it was the dream of many little girls to become a nurse.
What has become of these women in white?
Americans are living longer than ever and requiring more medical attention.
A.The answer lies in not one but several causes. |
B.Many students are actually away from nursing, told by teachers that they are “too bright to be a nurse”. |
C.Today, however, many nurses have lost their jobs and led a poor life. |
D.There are women doctors, lawyers, firefighters and police officers. |
E.Today, however, America is facing its worst nurse shortage since World War I. |
F.Women are treated unfairly when applying for jobs for quite a long time. |
G.In fact, the number of elderly patients has almost doubled in the past twenty years. |
Vacation is a time for refreshment. In work, we are often called to think. Sometimes, it’s good to give our brains a rest. Without a break, we may not be able to perform up to our potential. This can be a problem, not only for the employee, but for the employer as well.
“The main benefit of vacation is for the worker to come back energized,” says Weaver. “If they haven’t had a break, then they’re not coming back with new energy. They haven’t had a chance to step back and get perspective (远景), and come back with renewed enthusiasm.”
Long working hours without a break, insecurity (不安) about one’s job, and other work-related worries can lead to burnout and stress. Humans can usually adapt to pressure, but not for a limitless amount of time.
“It is a problem of relating good workers and having them loyal to the firm while they’re there,” says David Maume, PhD, professor of sociology at the University of Cincinnati. He says burnout can also affect employees’ productivity, creativity, and effectiveness.
In addition, high levels of stress are likely to be precursors (前兆) to depression, which can hit both the employer and employee’s pocketbook. Even people who manage to remain productive at work can have problems. If they’re always at work, then they’re not with their family and friends. If they’re working while on vacation, for the time that they’re on the job, they’re not really present.
An unbalanced emphasis on work can strain family and social life. When you come up for air, you may see that you’re alone, or that your relationships have gone on without you.
【小题1】What’s the main benefit of a vacation?A.The manager can be more creative. |
B.The worker can come back with new energy. |
C.The worker can adapt to pressure much better. |
D.The worker can step back and get more excited. |
A.the home | B.the vacation |
C.the company | D.the university |
A.dynamic | B.productive |
C.skillful | D.absent-minded |
A.Why Workers Need Vacation |
B.Why Workers Need New Energy |
C.How to Deal with Daily Pressure |
D.How to Spend Vacation Effectively |
New York N.Y. 10027
Jan.15, 2011
Dear John,
I’m sorry you didn’t get the part you tried out for in that play. I know how much you wanted to be in the play. Now you feel that maybe acting isn’t the right future for you. I think you’re wrong. You’re a good actor. Do you remember when you played Caesar in your summer theatre group’s play? You were excellent. People clapped (鼓掌) every time you walked on stage (舞台). Even the other actors loved you.
All actors have to get used to being turned down for a job. It’s part of an actor’s life. Even famous actors don’t get every part they want. I think you should give acting another chance. You love it so much, and you’re good at it. Don’t be discouraged because you lose one part in the play. Wait a bit, and try for another one. After all, you can always give up some other time.
Love,
Jane
【小题1】Jane wrote this letter because____.
A.she wanted John to get a part in the play he was trying out for |
B.she wanted to tell John that he shouldn’t give up acting. |
C.she wanted to tell John how to become an actor. |
D.she was unhappy with John. |
A.they are as bad as he is | B.acting is a hard life |
C.they sometimes get turned down for parts they want | D.they are lucky enough |
A.He is a good actor, and some day he will be successful. |
B.He is too easily dicouraged to become a good actor. |
C.He is a better actor than the person who has got the part. |
D.He is as unlucky as the other actors. |
A.is an actress. | B.cares about John |
C.wants to be an actress some day | D.envies at John’s success. |
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