第二節(jié)：以下第81至85題是五個(gè)應(yīng)聘者的信息。請(qǐng)閱讀A至F職位招聘的信息，選出符合他們要求的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)是多余選項(xiàng)。(答案寫(xiě)在答題卷上)
______ 81. Elizabeth Nagata.
Elizabeth once studied in a secretarial program when she was at university. She has worked in Sumitomo Corporation as an executive assistant for eight years.
______ 82.James Florian.
James once worked as a salesperson and served as the director of new home sales in both Forest Lakes and Glenmore for three years. He can speak excellent German and English, and he is very good at dealing with people.
______ 83.Arthur Smith.
Arthur, a 22-year-old boy, has just graduated from college. He’s got a diploma in Library Technician Program. Wishing to have some free time, he doesn’t want to work full time.
______ 84. Gillian Anderson.
Gillian graduated from the University of Manchester and got a Master’s Degree in Library Science five years ago. As soon as she left school, she worked in St. Bride Printing Library as a librarian. Now she is skilled in dealing with almost everything in the library system.
______ 85.Jerome Fingelhamm.
Jerome, aged 32, majored in computer science when he was at university. He has worked in a software company for six years and is an expert at both software and hardware. He got a driver’s license when he was eighteen years old.
Sales Executive
We are looking for intelligent sales staff for our ever-growing team. Applicants must have at least one year sales experience, knowledge of English language publications and media, good English and social skills.
B. Executive Assistant Vancouver
Island Regional Library (VIRL) has an opportunity for an executive assistant. A diploma in Business Administration or a secretarial program is needed. A minimum (最小值) of five years’ experience as an executive assistant to an executive director is required.
C. Reference Specialist
You’re responsible for providing support for reference services in the library system. The successful applicant must have a Master’s Degree in Library Science and a minimum of three years’ experience as a professional librarian.
D. Library Technician
We need a part-time library technician. Your position is responsible for library cataloging (編目錄), binding, ordering publications, assisting in legal research. Both technical and reference services are required. The successful applicant should have a Library Technician diploma (文憑).
E. Circulation Director(發(fā)行總監(jiān))
We are looking for a circulation director. The successful applicant must have good managing skills, including the ability to assign tasks to ensure the work of the circulation department is done to the highest standard. A sales experience of at least ten years is needed.
F. Computer & Network Assistant
This position is responsible for the activities related to the use of automated (自動(dòng)化的) systems. Duties include installing (安裝), repairing and updating software and hardware. A driver’s license is necessary.
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　　  A. to drive the visitors away
　　  B. to satisfy the visitor’s curiosity
　　  C. to let visitors come in and look round
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　　  B. lost interest in his house
　　  C. angry at the unfair price
D. feel happy about the price
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　　  B. fewer and fewer visitors came to see his house
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A. mind-blowing (給人印象極深的 )         B. slow-witted (頭腦遲鈍的)
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A. In an orphanage.                                         B. In a big prison.        
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