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练案[15] 必修三 Unit 5 Canada—“The True North”
Ⅰ. 完形填空
(2022·西安市阎高蓝周临鄠六区县三模)
If youre young and trying to start your career, its important to
remember two things: your 1. doesnt prevent you and your
achievements—no matter how big or small—should be celebrated.
At 22, I attended the largest book fair in the world and 2.
foreign publishers who were more than double my age. I was met with
a few surprised looks and some 3. about my age. I didnt have the
decades-long 4. that many of my predecessors (前辈) had, but
this didnt discourage me. I had the knowledge, I had the skills, and I
had the 5. .
When I was 18. I did four internships (实习工作). I understood
their 6. and I did everything I could to make them worth my
while. I asked questions and I thought. I 7. different industries,
and I got the necessary 8. which finally led to a job offer.
You are never too young to get valuable experience in your
favorite 9. . Learning from experienced employees, volunteering,
taking an online 10. , or attending an industry event can
be 11. .
In college, I became friends with a group of highly successful
women. We are of 12. ages, backgrounds, and career paths, but
we have the same 13. : to become authors. Instead of being
competitive, we 14. each other. We share books and contests
and 15. to meet publishers, and most importantly, we 16.
failures. Each time we receive a rejection, we text the group. In doing
so, we know that we arent 17. , and that were in this together.
Besides, we encourage each other to keep 18. .
Rejection, Ive learned, results in 19. . The more rejections
we receive, the more courageous and 20. we are to reach our
goals. So whatever age you are, remember you are never too young to
get started.
1. A. family B. lifestyle
C. choice D. age
2. A. dealt with B. cheered for
C. depended on D. passed by
3. A. excuses B. lies
C. questions D. arguments
4. A. impression B. r