Unit 7 Finding a Job（B卷·能力提升）《英语 拓展模块》（高教版第三版）单元过关卷（原卷版+解析版）

编写说明：本套试卷紧扣《英语 拓展模块》（高教版第三版）教材，以教材单元为基准精准覆盖核心考点。 每个单元设置AB卷，A卷为基础巩固卷，侧重基础考点训练，帮助学生扎实掌握知识要点；B卷为能力提升卷，注重知识整合与全面检测，引导学生构建知识网络。全书设计4份综合测试卷，模拟实战情境，聚焦解题能力突破，全面提升应试能力与知识应用水平。 《英语 拓展模块》（高教版第三版）《单元过关卷》 Unit 7 Finding a Job B卷·能力提升 考试时间：120分钟 满分：100分 班级_____姓名_____学号_____成绩_____ 一、情景交际（共15小题；满分20分） 第一节 读下列10个短对话，从题后所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 1. —I have been offered a position at a small startup and another at a well-known international company. The startup pays more but offers less training, while the big company provides systematic development programs but a lower starting salary. —_______. In the long run, professional growth may matter more than the initial paycheck. A. You should always follow the higher salary. B. Think about where you can learn and grow more. C. Small companies are never a wise choice. D. The international company is clearly the better option. 2. —The HR manager asked me during the interview what my greatest weakness is. I said I sometimes work too hard, but she did not seem satisfied with that answer. —_______. Interviewers prefer honest self-assessment rather than answers that sound like hidden strengths. A. You should have said you have no weaknesses at all. B. Interviewers usually appreciate genuine and thoughtful answers. C. Working too hard is actually a very good weakness. D. Next time you should refuse to answer that question. 3. —I sent my application to five companies two weeks ago, and only one has replied. The other four have not even acknowledged receiving my résumé. Should I follow up with them? —_______. A polite follow-up email shows your interest and professionalism, but wait at least another week. A. Following up will definitely annoy the HR managers. B. It is acceptable to send a brief and polite follow-up later. C. You should call each company every day until they reply. D. Companies that do not reply immediately are not worth pursuing. 4. —During my internship interview, the manager asked if I could start immediately. I said yes, but actually I need two weeks to finish my current school project. I am now worried I made a wrong promise. —_______. It is better to be honest now than to create problems later. A. You should just start the internship and ignore the school project. B. Call the manager and explain your situation honestly. C. Two weeks is not a big deal, so do not mention it. D. Quit the school project since the internship is more important. 5. —I have been working as a salesperson for a year, but I feel my English skills are getting worse because I never use them. I am thinking about changing to a job where I can use English more often. —_______. Using your strengths regularly can help you stay fulfilled and grow professionally. A. You should stay in your current job for at least another two years. B. A job that does not use your skills may not be the right fit for you. C. English skills are not important for career development. D. Salespeople never need to use foreign languages at work. 6. —I noticed that three of my classmates have already received job offers, but I am still waiting. I have similar grades and internship experience. I cannot help feeling that I am falling behind. —_______. Different companies have different hiring timelines, and comparing yourself to others will only add unnecessary pressure. A. You should ask your classmates to recommend you to their companies. B. Everyone's job search journey moves at a different pace. C. If they got offers and you did not, there must be something wrong with you. D. You had better accept that you will never find a good job. 7. —The job advertisement says "relevant work experience preferred," but my only experience is a two-month school internship. Do you think I should still apply? —_______. Many employers value potential and willingness to learn as much as experience. A. If you do not meet every requirement, you should never apply. B. You can still apply and highlight what you learned during your internship. C. School internships do not count as real work experience. D. Only people with at least one year of experience should apply. 8. —After three rounds of interviews, the company finally told me they chose another candidate. I spent so much time preparing and now I feel completely discouraged. —_______. Every interview is practice, and the right opportunity will come if you keep trying. A. Three rounds of interviews mean you were never a serious candidate. B. That is really disappointing, but do not let one rejection stop you. C. You should have performed better in the final round. D. Maybe you are not suitable for this industry at all. 9. —My parents want me to take a stable job in a bank, but I have always dreamed of starting my own small business after gaining some experience. I feel torn between their expectations and my own dream. —_______. It is your career, and finding a balance between practical considerations and personal passion is key. A. You must follow your parents' advice no matter what. B. You should think carefully about what will make you truly satisfied. C. Starting a business is always too risky for young people. D. Bank jobs are always better than running your own business. 10. —I overheard two colleagues saying that our department might be restructured next month. I just joined the company three months ago and I am afraid I might lose my job. —_______. Instead of worrying about rumors, focus on doing your current work well and making yourself valuable. A. You should immediately start looking for another job. B. Do not let unconfirmed information control your emotions. C. New employees are always the first to be let go. D. You should confront your colleagues about what they said. 第二节 阅读以下对话，从所给的七个选项中选出五个最佳选项补全对话，使对话完整通顺。（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分） M: Good morning, Ms. Wang. Thank you for coming in today. Please have a seat. W: Thank you. I am very happy to have this opportunity. _______ 11 _______ M: I have read your résumé carefully. You graduated from a vocational school and majored in International Trade. Can you tell me why you are interested in this position? W: Of course. During my studies, I developed a strong interest in international business. _______ 12 _______ I believe this job will allow me to put my knowledge into practice. M: That is good to hear. Your résumé mentions that you completed a three-month internship at a foreign trade company. What was the most valuable thing you learned there? W: _______ 13 _______ I also improved my communication skills by working with colleagues from different departments. M: Communication is indeed important in our field. Now, let me ask you a more challenging question. _______ 14 _______ W: I would first listen carefully to understand their concerns. Then I would try to find a solution that satisfies both the customer and the company. I believe patience and clear communication are key in such situations. M: That is a mature answer. One last question — where do you see yourself in three years? W: _______ 15 _______ I also hope to take on more responsibilities and perhaps lead a small team. M: That sounds like a solid plan. Thank you for your time, Ms. Wang. We will be in touch soon. A. I learned how to handle business documents and communicate with overseas clients. B. I hope to become a senior sales manager by then. C. I have been looking forward to this interview all week. D. I also took extra courses in marketing and business communication. E. How would you deal with a difficult customer who is unhappy with our service? F. I have no interest in working with difficult people. G. I plan to gain more experience and become an expert in international trade. 二、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A The following is a job advertisement page from the Jiangsu Youth Employment Service Platform for vocational school graduates in July 2026. | Job Position & Company Details Digital Marketing Assistant Nanjing E-Commerce Center Company: BrightSky Digital Group Location: Gulou District, Nanjing Monthly Salary: ¥4,200–5,800 (plus performance bonus up to ¥1,200) Requirements: Aged 18–25; diploma in Marketing, E-commerce or related field; basic photo editing skills Training: Two-week paid training program before formal employment Benefits: Social insurance after three months; free lunch; team-building trips twice a year Deadline: July 20, 2026 Customer Service Representative Suzhou TechPark Co., Ltd. Company: Suzhou TechPark (foreign-invested enterprise) Location: Suzhou Industrial Park Monthly Salary: ¥3,800–5,000 (night shift allowance ¥800 extra) Requirements: Aged 18–30; good Mandarin and basic English; patient and service-oriented Working Hours: Day shift 8:00–16:00 / Night shift 16:00–24:00 (rotated weekly) Benefits: Free dormitory within walking distance; annual health check Deadline: July 25, 2026 Junior Accountant Wuxi Manufacturing Group Company: Wuxi Precision Manufacturing Group Location: Binhu District, Wuxi Monthly Salary: ¥5,000–6,500 (year-end bonus equal to one month's salary) Requirements: Aged 20–28; accounting diploma with certificate; familiar with Excel Training: Mentorship（导师制）program for first six months Benefits: Five social insurances and one housing fund（五险一金）; transportation allowance ¥300/month Deadline: July 15, 2026 Hotel Receptionist Intern Wuxi Lakeview International Hotel Company: Lakeview International Hotel (five-star) Location: Taihu New Town, Wuxi Monthly Salary: ¥2,800–3,500 (tips not included) Requirements: Aged 18–22; Hotel Management or English major; conversational English; height above 160cm (female) or 170cm (male) Training: One-month on-the-job training with senior staff Benefits: Free meals and uniform; certificate upon completion; priority for full-time positions Deadline: July 10, 2026 16. Liu Yang is 19 years old, holds a Marketing diploma, and lives in Nanjing. He wants a job that provides training before formal work and includes team-building activities. Which position best fits his requirements? A. Customer Service Representative at Suzhou TechPark. B. Digital Marketing Assistant at BrightSky Digital Group. C. Junior Accountant at Wuxi Manufacturing Group. D. Hotel Receptionist Intern at Lakeview International Hotel. 17. A 22-year-old female student who is 162cm tall, majors in Hotel Management, and wants free accommodation and meals. What is the earliest deadline she must meet? A. July 10, 2026. B. July 15, 2026. C. July 20, 2026. D. July 25, 2026. 18. If a worker takes the night shift at Suzhou TechPark for a full month, what is the maximum possible monthly income including the allowance? A. ¥3,800. B. ¥5,000. C. ¥5,800. D. ¥6,500. 19. Which position requires the applicant to be familiar with a specific software tool? A. Digital Marketing Assistant. B. Customer Service Representative. C. Junior Accountant. D. Hotel Receptionist Intern. 20. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the table? A. All four positions provide free accommodation. B. The Junior Accountant position offers the highest base salary. C. The Hotel Receptionist Intern requires at least two years of experience. D. The Digital Marketing Assistant position does not require any diploma. B Interviewer: Welcome to Career Talk. Today we are honored to have Ms. Zhang Wei, HR Director of Sunrise Technology, a fast-growing software company based in Nanjing. Ms. Zhang, thank you for joining us. Ms. Zhang: Thank you for having me. I am happy to share some thoughts that may help young job seekers. Interviewer: Your company hires many vocational school graduates every year. What do you look for most in a candidate during an interview? Ms. Zhang: That is an excellent question. Many applicants think we only care about their technical skills or certificates. While those are important, what truly impresses us is a candidate's attitude toward learning and growth. We once hired a young programmer who had only basic coding skills, but during the interview, he showed us a small app he had built in his free time simply because he was curious about mobile development. That kind of self-driven learning tells us more about a person's potential than any certificate can. Interviewer: That is very insightful. What common mistakes do you see young applicants make in interviews? Ms. Zhang: The most common one is not doing enough research about the company before the interview. I remember one candidate who applied for a marketing position but could not name a single product our company sells. Another mistake is giving prepared answers that sound like they were copied from the Internet. We can tell when someone is being genuine and when they are just saying what they think we want to hear. Honesty and authenticity go a long way. Interviewer: What advice would you give to vocational school students who are about to start their job search? Ms. Zhang: Three things. First, do not underestimate the value of internships and part-time work — even a short experience can teach you responsibility and communication. Second, keep learning. The technology industry changes every year, and the most successful employees are those who never stop developing new skills. Third, do not be afraid of rejection. I myself was turned down by seven companies before I got my first HR job. Every "no" brings you closer to the right "yes." Interviewer: That is very encouraging. Thank you, Ms. Zhang, for these valuable insights. Ms. Zhang: My pleasure. I wish all young job seekers the best of luck. 21. According to Ms. Zhang, what quality does her company value most in job candidates? A. A large number of professional certificates. B. A positive attitude toward learning and self-improvement. C. Several years of work experience in the same industry. D. A university degree from a well-known institution. 22. Why does Ms. Zhang mention the young programmer who built an app in his free time? A. To show that coding skills are the most important qualification. B. To prove that vocational school graduates cannot find good jobs. C. To illustrate that self-driven learning reveals a person's true potential. D. To suggest that all applicants should build mobile apps before interviews. 23. What is the second common mistake young applicants make according to the interview? A. Arriving late for the job interview. B. Asking too many questions about salary. C. Giving answers that lack honesty and originality. D. Wearing clothes that are too casual for the occasion. 24. What can be inferred about Ms. Zhang's own career journey? A. She got her first HR job without any difficulties. B. She experienced failure before achieving career success. C. She never applied for jobs outside the HR field. D. She believes rejection always means the candidate is not good enough. 25. Where can this interview most probably be found? A. In a textbook about computer programming. B. On a career advice program or website. C. In a company's annual financial report. D. On a travel and tourism information page. C Wang Tao grew up in a small town in northern Jiangsu, where most young people either worked in local factories or moved to big cities for construction jobs. His father had been a factory worker for twenty years, and his mother ran a small breakfast stand near the town's only bus station. From an early age, Wang Tao knew he wanted something different, though he was not sure what that "something" was. At sixteen, Wang Tao entered a vocational school and chose to study Computer Application, not because he loved computers, but because a teacher had told him that "the future belongs to those who understand technology." For the first year, he struggled. The textbooks were difficult, and many of his classmates seemed to pick up programming much faster than he did. There were nights when he sat in the school library, staring at lines of code he could not understand, wondering whether he had made the wrong choice. The turning point came during his second year when the school organized a visit to a local software company. Wang Tao watched as a team of young programmers worked together on a mobile app that helped farmers in the region check crop prices in real time. For the first time, he saw technology not as abstract knowledge in a textbook, but as a tool that could solve real problems for real people. He asked one of the programmers how long it had taken to learn these skills. The young man smiled and said, "I am still learning. That is the nature of this field — you never stop." Inspired by that visit, Wang Tao changed his approach. Instead of simply trying to pass exams, he began working on small projects: a simple website for his mother's breakfast stand, a class schedule app for his schoolmates, and later, a volunteer platform that connected elderly residents in his town with young people who could help them with shopping. Each project taught him something new, and more importantly, each project gave him a sense of purpose. After graduation, Wang Tao applied for a position at the very company he had visited two years earlier. During the interview, he did not just talk about his grades. He showed the interviewer the projects he had built and explained why he had built them. He talked about the farmers who could now check crop prices on their phones and the elderly residents who no longer felt alone. The interviewer later told him that it was not his technical skills that got him the job — it was his ability to see technology as a way to serve others. Today, Wang Tao is a junior developer at that company, and every morning when he walks into the office, he remembers the night in the library when he almost gave up, and he is grateful that he did not. 26. Why did Wang Tao choose to study Computer Application at first? A. He had been interested in computers since childhood. B. A teacher told him technology was important for the future. C. His parents wanted him to become a programmer. D. He wanted to help farmers check crop prices online. 27. What changed Wang Tao's attitude toward learning technology? A. He received a high score on a programming exam. B. His classmates helped him understand the code better. C. He saw technology being used to solve real-world problems. D. His mother asked him to build a website for her business. 28. What does the young programmer's reply "I am still learning" suggest? A. He was not good at his job and needed more training. B. Continuous learning is a natural part of working in technology. C. The company did not provide enough training for new employees. D. He wanted Wang Tao to feel better about his own slow progress. 29. What was the most important reason Wang Tao got the job according to the interviewer? A. His excellent grades in computer programming courses. B. His ability to understand technology as a means to help others. C. His experience of working at several different companies. D. His father's long working experience at the local factory. 30. Which of the following best describes the main message of the story? A. Vocational school students should only study computer programming. B. Success comes from finding meaning and purpose in what you learn. C. Factory jobs are always worse than technology jobs. D. Teachers should tell all students to enter the technology industry. D In recent years, a quiet but significant change has been taking place in China's job market: vocational school graduates are increasingly being recognized not just as skilled workers, but as valuable contributors to the country's economic transformation. This shift reflects both changes in employer attitudes and the growing sophistication（复杂性）of vocational education itself. Traditionally, many Chinese parents and students viewed vocational education as a second choice — a path for those who could not enter academic high schools or universities. However, this perception is rapidly changing. According to a 2025 report by the Ministry of Education, the employment rate for vocational school graduates reached 96.3%, higher than that of many university graduates. More importantly, the average starting salary for vocational graduates in fields such as advanced manufacturing, information technology, and modern services has been growing at a rate of 8% to 12% annually, outpacing the general wage growth in many regions. Several factors have contributed to this trend. First, China's economic structure is shifting from labor-intensive manufacturing to technology-driven industries, creating strong demand for workers who possess both practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Second, the government has invested heavily in upgrading vocational schools, introducing industry partnerships, modern equipment, and updated curricula that better match market needs. Third, companies themselves are changing their hiring practices. A growing number of employers now say they value practical problem-solving ability and a strong work ethic more than academic degrees. For individual graduates, the path to a successful career is not always straightforward. Research shows that the most successful vocational graduates share certain characteristics: they actively seek internships and part-time work during their studies, they continue learning new skills after entering the workforce, and they are willing to start in entry-level positions and work their way up. Those who expect immediate high salaries and comfortable office environments without putting in effort often find themselves disappointed. Looking ahead, experts predict that the demand for skilled vocational graduates will continue to grow, particularly in fields related to green energy, elder care, digital services, and smart manufacturing. The challenge for educators and policymakers is to ensure that vocational training keeps pace with these rapidly evolving industries. For students, the message is clear: vocational education is no longer a fallback option. With the right attitude, continuous learning, and a willingness to adapt, it can be a direct path to a fulfilling and well-paid career. 31. What is the main change described in the first paragraph? A. Vocational schools are closing down across China. B. University graduates are earning more than before. C. Vocational graduates are gaining more recognition in the job market. D. The number of vocational students is decreasing rapidly. 32. What can be inferred from the employment data mentioned in Paragraph 2? A. University graduates have higher employment rates than vocational graduates. B. Vocational education is producing outcomes that challenge traditional views. C. The starting salary for all workers in China is decreasing. D. Most vocational graduates work in agriculture and construction. 33. What does the underlined word "sophistication" in Paragraph 1 most probably mean? A. The quality of being simple and easy to understand. B. The state of becoming more complex and advanced. C. The process of becoming less important over time. D. The ability to finish tasks as quickly as possible. 34. What is the purpose of Paragraph 4? A. To criticize vocational graduates for having unrealistic expectations. B. To describe the personal qualities that lead to career success for graduates. C. To explain why some vocational schools are better than others. D. To compare the salaries of different types of vocational jobs. 35. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? A. The History of Vocational Education in China. B. How to Choose Between University and Vocational School. C. The Rising Value of Vocational Education in Modern China. D. Why Traditional Manufacturing Jobs Are Disappearing. 三、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 My name is Li Xiang, and I am a vocational school graduate. Unlike many of my classmates who knew exactly what they wanted to do, I spent my first year after graduation feeling completely _______ 36 _______. I had studied Logistics Management, but after sending out dozens of applications and attending several interviews, I still had not received a single job offer. The problem, as I later _______ 37 _______, was not my qualifications — it was my attitude. During interviews, when managers asked why I wanted the job, I gave answers that were technically correct but emotionally _______ 38 _______. I said things like "I need a job" or "the salary seems fair," without showing any real interest in the work itself. One interviewer even told me directly, "You seem like a capable young man, but I cannot tell what you are truly _______ 39 _______ about." That honest feedback, though painful to hear, became a turning point. I decided to change my _______ 40 _______. Instead of treating job interviews as tests I needed to pass, I began seeing them as conversations where I could learn about companies and discover what kind of work would truly _______ 41 _______ me. I started researching each company carefully before applying, not just to prepare answers, but to understand whether their values _______ 42 _______ my own. The change paid off. Two months later, I received an offer from a logistics company that specialized _______ 43 _______ green supply chain solutions. During the interview, I did not just talk about my diploma or my internship. I shared my thoughts on how technology could make delivery systems more environmentally friendly. The manager later told me that my _______ 44 _______ for the topic was what set me apart from other candidates. Looking back, I realize that finding a job is not just about having the right skills on paper. It is about understanding yourself well enough to know where you _______ 45 _______, and having the courage to show that understanding to others. Sometimes, the most important interview preparation is not practising answers — it is discovering who you really are. 36. A. confident B. lost C. excited D. satisfied 37. A. realized B. forgot C. doubted D. refused 38. A. warm B. strong C. empty D. detailed 39. A. worried B. confused C. angry D. passionate 40. A. appearance B. approach C. schedule D. location 41. A. trouble B. bore C. fulfill D. delay 42. A. matched B. rejected C. ignored D. weakened 43. A. for B. with C. in D. at 44. A. nervousness B. enthusiasm C. impatience D. confusion 45. A. hide B. belong C. escape D. pretend 四、语法填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下列短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式，并将答案写在对应处。 When Sun Li _______ 46 _______ (graduate) from vocational school last year, she had a clear goal: to work in the tourism industry. She _______ 47 _______ (send) her résumé to more than ten travel agencies but received few replies. Her friend suggested that she should keep _______ 48 _______ (try) and not give up easily. One day, Sun Li saw a job advertisement for a tour guide position at a local travel agency. The ad said the company was looking for someone _______ 49 _______ could speak English _______ 50 _______ (fluent) and had good communication skills. Sun Li decided _______ 51 _______ (apply) for the position immediately. Before the interview, she spent a whole week _______ 52 _______ (prepare). She practised introducing scenic spots in English, learned about the company's history, and asked her English teacher _______ 53 _______ (give) her feedback on her pronunciation. Her hard work paid off. During the interview, the manager was _______ 54 _______ (impress) by her confidence and professional knowledge. Sun Li got the job and started working the following month. She found the work both challenging and rewarding. Every day, she met people from different backgrounds and helped them enjoy _______ 55 _______ (they) trips. She often said that the key to finding a good job was not just having the right skills, but also being willing to work hard and never stop learning. 46._________ 47._________ 48._________ 49._________ 50._________ 51._________ 52._________ 53._________ 54._________ 55._________ 五、书面表达（满分20分） 假设你是职校毕业生王明，你刚刚收到一家外贸公司的录用通知。请你根据以下提示，用英文写一封邮件给你的英语老师李老师，分享这个好消息并感谢他/她的帮助。 内容包括： (1) 告诉老师你找到了什么工作以及面试过程； (2) 说明英语能力在求职中如何帮助你； (3) 表达你对老师的感谢和对未来的展望。 写作要求： (1) 词数不少于80； (2) 必须包括要点，可以适当扩充，但不能逐词翻译； (3) 文中不要提及真实校名和姓名。 提示：job offer, foreign trade company, interview, business English certificate, communication skills, grateful, look forward to, professional growth _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 编写说明：本套试卷紧扣《英语 拓展模块》（高教版第三版）教材，以教材单元为基准精准覆盖核心考点。 每个单元设置AB卷，A卷为基础巩固卷，侧重基础考点训练，帮助学生扎实掌握知识要点；B卷为能力提升卷，注重知识整合与全面检测，引导学生构建知识网络。全书设计4份综合测试卷，模拟实战情境，聚焦解题能力突破，全面提升应试能力与知识应用水平。 《英语 拓展模块》（高教版第三版）《单元过关卷》 Unit 7 Finding a Job B卷·能力提升 考试时间：120分钟 满分：100分 班级_____姓名_____学号_____成绩_____ 一、情景交际（共15小题；满分20分） 第一节 读下列10个短对话，从题后所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分） 1. —I have been offered a position at a small startup and another at a well-known international company. The startup pays more but offers less training, while the big company provides systematic development programs but a lower starting salary. —_______. In the long run, professional growth may matter more than the initial paycheck. A. You should always follow the higher salary. B. Think about where you can learn and grow more. C. Small companies are never a wise choice. D. The international company is clearly the better option. 【答案】B 【详解】考查职业选择中的权衡建议。题干给出两种工作各有利弊的复杂信息，B项引导从学习和成长角度思考，不直接替对方做决定，符合交际策略。 2. —The HR manager asked me during the interview what my greatest weakness is. I said I sometimes work too hard, but she did not seem satisfied with that answer. —_______. Interviewers prefer honest self-assessment rather than answers that sound like hidden strengths. A. You should have said you have no weaknesses at all. B. Interviewers usually appreciate genuine and thoughtful answers. C. Working too hard is actually a very good weakness. D. Next time you should refuse to answer that question. 【答案】B 【详解】考查面试策略讨论。对方把"太努力"包装成缺点，面试官不认可，B项指出面试官更看重真实和深思熟虑的回答，切中问题本质。 3. —I sent my application to five companies two weeks ago, and only one has replied. The other four have not even acknowledged receiving my résumé. Should I follow up with them? —_______. A polite follow-up email shows your interest and professionalism, but wait at least another week. A. Following up will definitely annoy the HR managers. B. It is acceptable to send a brief and polite follow-up later. C. You should call each company every day until they reply. D. Companies that do not reply immediately are not worth pursuing. 【答案】B 【详解】考查求职跟进策略。B项肯定适当跟进的价值但建议等待，体现对职场礼仪的理解。 4. —During my internship interview, the manager asked if I could start immediately. I said yes, but actually I need two weeks to finish my current school project. I am now worried I made a wrong promise. —_______. It is better to be honest now than to create problems later. A. You should just start the internship and ignore the school project. B. Call the manager and explain your situation honestly. C. Two weeks is not a big deal, so do not mention it. D. Quit the school project since the internship is more important. 【答案】B 【详解】考查职场诚信。题干描述承诺与实际情况冲突的困境，B项建议诚实沟通，符合职业伦理。 5. —I have been working as a salesperson for a year, but I feel my English skills are getting worse because I never use them. I am thinking about changing to a job where I can use English more often. —_______. Using your strengths regularly can help you stay fulfilled and grow professionally. A. You should stay in your current job for at least another two years. B. A job that does not use your skills may not be the right fit for you. C. English skills are not important for career development. D. Salespeople never need to use foreign languages at work. 【答案】B 【详解】考查职业满意度与能力匹配。对方因技能荒废想换工作，B项肯定技能与岗位匹配的重要性。 6. —I noticed that three of my classmates have already received job offers, but I am still waiting. I have similar grades and internship experience. I cannot help feeling that I am falling behind. —_______. Different companies have different hiring timelines, and comparing yourself to others will only add unnecessary pressure. A. You should ask your classmates to recommend you to their companies. B. Everyone's job search journey moves at a different pace. C. If they got offers and you did not, there must be something wrong with you. D. You had better accept that you will never find a good job. 【答案】B 【详解】考查求职焦虑安抚。对方因同学已获offer而焦虑，B项提醒每人节奏不同，避免无谓比较。 7. —The job advertisement says "relevant work experience preferred," but my only experience is a two-month school internship. Do you think I should still apply? —_______. Many employers value potential and willingness to learn as much as experience. A. If you do not meet every requirement, you should never apply. B. You can still apply and highlight what you learned during your internship. C. School internships do not count as real work experience. D. Only people with at least one year of experience should apply. 【答案】B 【详解】考查求职自信心。对方因经验不足犹豫，B项鼓励申请并强调实习中学到的内容，积极务实。 8. —After three rounds of interviews, the company finally told me they chose another candidate. I spent so much time preparing and now I feel completely discouraged. —_______. Every interview is practice, and the right opportunity will come if you keep trying. A. Three rounds of interviews mean you were never a serious candidate. B. That is really disappointing, but do not let one rejection stop you. C. You should have performed better in the final round. D. Maybe you are not suitable for this industry at all. 【答案】B 【详解】考查面试失败后的安慰与鼓励。B项先共情失望，再鼓励不要因一次拒绝止步。 9. —My parents want me to take a stable job in a bank, but I have always dreamed of starting my own small business after gaining some experience. I feel torn between their expectations and my own dream. —_______. It is your career, and finding a balance between practical considerations and personal passion is key. A. You must follow your parents' advice no matter what. B. You should think carefully about what will make you truly satisfied. C. Starting a business is always too risky for young people. D. Bank jobs are always better than running your own business. 【答案】B 【详解】考查家庭期望与个人梦想的冲突。B项引导从自身满足感出发思考，不偏向任何一方。 10. —I overheard two colleagues saying that our department might be restructured next month. I just joined the company three months ago and I am afraid I might lose my job. —_______. Instead of worrying about rumors, focus on doing your current work well and making yourself valuable. A. You should immediately start looking for another job. B. Do not let unconfirmed information control your emotions. C. New employees are always the first to be let go. D. You should confront your colleagues about what they said. 【答案】B 【详解】考查职场谣言应对。B项建议不被未经证实的信息左右情绪，专注做好本职工作。 第二节 阅读以下对话，从所给的七个选项中选出五个最佳选项补全对话，使对话完整通顺。（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分） M: Good morning, Ms. Wang. Thank you for coming in today. Please have a seat. W: Thank you. I am very happy to have this opportunity. _______ 11 _______ M: I have read your résumé carefully. You graduated from a vocational school and majored in International Trade. Can you tell me why you are interested in this position? W: Of course. During my studies, I developed a strong interest in international business. _______ 12 _______ I believe this job will allow me to put my knowledge into practice. M: That is good to hear. Your résumé mentions that you completed a three-month internship at a foreign trade company. What was the most valuable thing you learned there? W: _______ 13 _______ I also improved my communication skills by working with colleagues from different departments. M: Communication is indeed important in our field. Now, let me ask you a more challenging question. _______ 14 _______ W: I would first listen carefully to understand their concerns. Then I would try to find a solution that satisfies both the customer and the company. I believe patience and clear communication are key in such situations. M: That is a mature answer. One last question — where do you see yourself in three years? W: _______ 15 _______ I also hope to take on more responsibilities and perhaps lead a small team. M: That sounds like a solid plan. Thank you for your time, Ms. Wang. We will be in touch soon. A. I learned how to handle business documents and communicate with overseas clients. B. I hope to become a senior sales manager by then. C. I have been looking forward to this interview all week. D. I also took extra courses in marketing and business communication. E. How would you deal with a difficult customer who is unhappy with our service? F. I have no interest in working with difficult people. G. I plan to gain more experience and become an expert in international trade. 【答案】11．C 12．D 13．A 14．E 15．G 【详解】11．面试开场，C项"期待这次面试一整周"自然承接感谢语。 12．前文说对国际商务有兴趣，D项补充修过相关课程，与"put knowledge into practice"呼应。 13．面试官问实习收获，A项直接回答学到处理商务文件和与海外客户沟通。 14．面试官说"更具挑战性的问题"，E项提出处理难缠客户的情境问题。 15．面试官问三年规划，G项回答积累经验成为国际贸易专家，逻辑连贯。 二、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A The following is a job advertisement page from the Jiangsu Youth Employment Service Platform for vocational school graduates in July 2026. | Job Position & Company Details Digital Marketing Assistant Nanjing E-Commerce Center Company: BrightSky Digital Group Location: Gulou District, Nanjing Monthly Salary: ¥4,200–5,800 (plus performance bonus up to ¥1,200) Requirements: Aged 18–25; diploma in Marketing, E-commerce or related field; basic photo editing skills Training: Two-week paid training program before formal employment Benefits: Social insurance after three months; free lunch; team-building trips twice a year Deadline: July 20, 2026 Customer Service Representative Suzhou TechPark Co., Ltd. Company: Suzhou TechPark (foreign-invested enterprise) Location: Suzhou Industrial Park Monthly Salary: ¥3,800–5,000 (night shift allowance ¥800 extra) Requirements: Aged 18–30; good Mandarin and basic English; patient and service-oriented Working Hours: Day shift 8:00–16:00 / Night shift 16:00–24:00 (rotated weekly) Benefits: Free dormitory within walking distance; annual health check Deadline: July 25, 2026 Junior Accountant Wuxi Manufacturing Group Company: Wuxi Precision Manufacturing Group Location: Binhu District, Wuxi Monthly Salary: ¥5,000–6,500 (year-end bonus equal to one month's salary) Requirements: Aged 20–28; accounting diploma with certificate; familiar with Excel Training: Mentorship（导师制）program for first six months Benefits: Five social insurances and one housing fund（五险一金）; transportation allowance ¥300/month Deadline: July 15, 2026 Hotel Receptionist Intern Wuxi Lakeview International Hotel Company: Lakeview International Hotel (five-star) Location: Taihu New Town, Wuxi Monthly Salary: ¥2,800–3,500 (tips not included) Requirements: Aged 18–22; Hotel Management or English major; conversational English; height above 160cm (female) or 170cm (male) Training: One-month on-the-job training with senior staff Benefits: Free meals and uniform; certificate upon completion; priority for full-time positions Deadline: July 10, 2026 16. Liu Yang is 19 years old, holds a Marketing diploma, and lives in Nanjing. He wants a job that provides training before formal work and includes team-building activities. Which position best fits his requirements? A. Customer Service Representative at Suzhou TechPark. B. Digital Marketing Assistant at BrightSky Digital Group. C. Junior Accountant at Wuxi Manufacturing Group. D. Hotel Receptionist Intern at Lakeview International Hotel. 17. A 22-year-old female student who is 162cm tall, majors in Hotel Management, and wants free accommodation and meals. What is the earliest deadline she must meet? A. July 10, 2026. B. July 15, 2026. C. July 20, 2026. D. July 25, 2026. 18. If a worker takes the night shift at Suzhou TechPark for a full month, what is the maximum possible monthly income including the allowance? A. ¥3,800. B. ¥5,000. C. ¥5,800. D. ¥6,500. 19. Which position requires the applicant to be familiar with a specific software tool? A. Digital Marketing Assistant. B. Customer Service Representative. C. Junior Accountant. D. Hotel Receptionist Intern. 20. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the table? A. All four positions provide free accommodation. B. The Junior Accountant position offers the highest base salary. C. The Hotel Receptionist Intern requires at least two years of experience. D. The Digital Marketing Assistant position does not require any diploma. 【答案】16．B 17．A 18．C 19．C 20．B 【导语】本文是一篇应用文，以表格形式展示了江苏省青年就业服务平台为职校毕业生发布的四个招聘岗位信息，包含公司详情、薪资待遇、岗位要求和福利，帮助学生对比不同职业选择。 【详解】16.细节理解题。Liu Yang有Marketing diploma且住南京，Digital Marketing Assistant要求Marketing diploma、位于南京，且提供"Two-week paid training program"和"team-building trips"，全部匹配。故选B。 【详解】17.细节理解题。Hotel Receptionist Intern要求Hotel Management专业、女性身高160cm以上（她162cm符合），提供"Free meals and uniform"，且该岗位截止日期为July 10, 2026，是所有选项中最早的。故选A。 【详解】18.细节理解与计算题。Customer Service Representative月薪最高¥5,000，夜班津贴¥800额外，合计最高¥5,800。故选C。 【详解】19.细节理解题。Junior Accountant栏明确要求"familiar with Excel"，其他岗位无特定软件要求。Digital Marketing Assistant要求"basic photo editing skills"但未指定具体软件名称。故选C。 【详解】20.正误判断题。Junior Accountant月薪¥5,000–6,500是四个岗位中基本工资最高的；A项错误（仅Customer Service Rep和Hotel Receptionist提供住宿）；C项错误（未要求经验）；D项错误（明确要求Marketing等专业文凭）。故选B。 B Interviewer: Welcome to Career Talk. Today we are honored to have Ms. Zhang Wei, HR Director of Sunrise Technology, a fast-growing software company based in Nanjing. Ms. Zhang, thank you for joining us. Ms. Zhang: Thank you for having me. I am happy to share some thoughts that may help young job seekers. Interviewer: Your company hires many vocational school graduates every year. What do you look for most in a candidate during an interview? Ms. Zhang: That is an excellent question. Many applicants think we only care about their technical skills or certificates. While those are important, what truly impresses us is a candidate's attitude toward learning and growth. We once hired a young programmer who had only basic coding skills, but during the interview, he showed us a small app he had built in his free time simply because he was curious about mobile development. That kind of self-driven learning tells us more about a person's potential than any certificate can. Interviewer: That is very insightful. What common mistakes do you see young applicants make in interviews? Ms. Zhang: The most common one is not doing enough research about the company before the interview. I remember one candidate who applied for a marketing position but could not name a single product our company sells. Another mistake is giving prepared answers that sound like they were copied from the Internet. We can tell when someone is being genuine and when they are just saying what they think we want to hear. Honesty and authenticity go a long way. Interviewer: What advice would you give to vocational school students who are about to start their job search? Ms. Zhang: Three things. First, do not underestimate the value of internships and part-time work — even a short experience can teach you responsibility and communication. Second, keep learning. The technology industry changes every year, and the most successful employees are those who never stop developing new skills. Third, do not be afraid of rejection. I myself was turned down by seven companies before I got my first HR job. Every "no" brings you closer to the right "yes." Interviewer: That is very encouraging. Thank you, Ms. Zhang, for these valuable insights. Ms. Zhang: My pleasure. I wish all young job seekers the best of luck. 21. According to Ms. Zhang, what quality does her company value most in job candidates? A. A large number of professional certificates. B. A positive attitude toward learning and self-improvement. C. Several years of work experience in the same industry. D. A university degree from a well-known institution. 22. Why does Ms. Zhang mention the young programmer who built an app in his free time? A. To show that coding skills are the most important qualification. B. To prove that vocational school graduates cannot find good jobs. C. To illustrate that self-driven learning reveals a person's true potential. D. To suggest that all applicants should build mobile apps before interviews. 23. What is the second common mistake young applicants make according to the interview? A. Arriving late for the job interview. B. Asking too many questions about salary. C. Giving answers that lack honesty and originality. D. Wearing clothes that are too casual for the occasion. 24. What can be inferred about Ms. Zhang's own career journey? A. She got her first HR job without any difficulties. B. She experienced failure before achieving career success. C. She never applied for jobs outside the HR field. D. She believes rejection always means the candidate is not good enough. 25. Where can this interview most probably be found? A. In a textbook about computer programming. B. On a career advice program or website. C. In a company's annual financial report. D. On a travel and tourism information page. 【答案】21．B 22．C 23．C 24．B 25．B 【导语】本文是一篇人物访谈，科技公司HR总监张薇女士分享企业在招聘中最看重的品质、年轻人面试常见错误以及对职校学生的求职建议，话题紧扣"Finding a Job"单元。 【详解】21.细节理解题。根据Ms. Zhang的回答"what truly impresses us is a candidate's attitude toward learning and growth"，她最看重学习和成长的态度。故选B。 【详解】22.推理判断题。Ms. Zhang举这个例子是为了说明"self-driven learning tells us more about a person's potential than any certificate can"。故选C。 【详解】23.细节理解题。Ms. Zhang指出第二个错误是"giving prepared answers that sound like they were copied from the Internet"，即缺乏诚实和原创性的回答。故选C。 【详解】24.推理判断题。Ms. Zhang说"I myself was turned down by seven companies before I got my first HR job"，可推断她也经历过失败才获得成功。故选B。 【详解】25.出处推理题。全文为HR总监接受采访分享求职建议的对话，最可能出现在职业建议类节目或网站。故选B。 C Wang Tao grew up in a small town in northern Jiangsu, where most young people either worked in local factories or moved to big cities for construction jobs. His father had been a factory worker for twenty years, and his mother ran a small breakfast stand near the town's only bus station. From an early age, Wang Tao knew he wanted something different, though he was not sure what that "something" was. At sixteen, Wang Tao entered a vocational school and chose to study Computer Application, not because he loved computers, but because a teacher had told him that "the future belongs to those who understand technology." For the first year, he struggled. The textbooks were difficult, and many of his classmates seemed to pick up programming much faster than he did. There were nights when he sat in the school library, staring at lines of code he could not understand, wondering whether he had made the wrong choice. The turning point came during his second year when the school organized a visit to a local software company. Wang Tao watched as a team of young programmers worked together on a mobile app that helped farmers in the region check crop prices in real time. For the first time, he saw technology not as abstract knowledge in a textbook, but as a tool that could solve real problems for real people. He asked one of the programmers how long it had taken to learn these skills. The young man smiled and said, "I am still learning. That is the nature of this field — you never stop." Inspired by that visit, Wang Tao changed his approach. Instead of simply trying to pass exams, he began working on small projects: a simple website for his mother's breakfast stand, a class schedule app for his schoolmates, and later, a volunteer platform that connected elderly residents in his town with young people who could help them with shopping. Each project taught him something new, and more importantly, each project gave him a sense of purpose. After graduation, Wang Tao applied for a position at the very company he had visited two years earlier. During the interview, he did not just talk about his grades. He showed the interviewer the projects he had built and explained why he had built them. He talked about the farmers who could now check crop prices on their phones and the elderly residents who no longer felt alone. The interviewer later told him that it was not his technical skills that got him the job — it was his ability to see technology as a way to serve others. Today, Wang Tao is a junior developer at that company, and every morning when he walks into the office, he remembers the night in the library when he almost gave up, and he is grateful that he did not. 26. Why did Wang Tao choose to study Computer Application at first? A. He had been interested in computers since childhood. B. A teacher told him technology was important for the future. C. His parents wanted him to become a programmer. D. He wanted to help farmers check crop prices online. 27. What changed Wang Tao's attitude toward learning technology? A. He received a high score on a programming exam. B. His classmates helped him understand the code better. C. He saw technology being used to solve real-world problems. D. His mother asked him to build a website for her business. 28. What does the young programmer's reply "I am still learning" suggest? A. He was not good at his job and needed more training. B. Continuous learning is a natural part of working in technology. C. The company did not provide enough training for new employees. D. He wanted Wang Tao to feel better about his own slow progress. 29. What was the most important reason Wang Tao got the job according to the interviewer? A. His excellent grades in computer programming courses. B. His ability to understand technology as a means to help others. C. His experience of working at several different companies. D. His father's long working experience at the local factory. 30. Which of the following best describes the main message of the story? A. Vocational school students should only study computer programming. B. Success comes from finding meaning and purpose in what you learn. C. Factory jobs are always worse than technology jobs. D. Teachers should tell all students to enter the technology industry. 【答案】26．B 27．C 28．B 29．B 30．B 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，讲述江苏北部小镇青年王涛在职校学习计算机的过程中从迷茫到找到方向、通过将技术服务他人最终获得理想工作的故事，呼应"Finding a Job"单元主题。 【详解】26.细节理解题。根据第二段'because a teacher had told him that the future belongs to those who understand technology'可知他最初因老师的建议选择计算机专业。故选B。 【详解】27.细节理解题。根据第三段，参观软件公司时他看到程序员开发的app帮助农民实时查价，"he saw technology not as abstract knowledge...but as a tool that could solve real problems"，这个认识改变了他的态度。故选C。 【详解】28.推理判断题。年轻程序员说"这是这个领域的本质——你永远不会停止学习"，说明在技术领域持续学习是常态。故选B。 【详解】29.细节理解题。根据最后一段"it was not his technical skills that got him the job — it was his ability to see technology as a way to serve others"，面试官说关键是他把技术看作服务他人的方式。故选B。 【详解】主30.旨大意题。全文讲述王涛从迷茫到找到学习意义的过程，核心是当他把技术与服务他人联系起来后获得了方向和成功。故选B。 D In recent years, a quiet but significant change has been taking place in China's job market: vocational school graduates are increasingly being recognized not just as skilled workers, but as valuable contributors to the country's economic transformation. This shift reflects both changes in employer attitudes and the growing sophistication（复杂性）of vocational education itself. Traditionally, many Chinese parents and students viewed vocational education as a second choice — a path for those who could not enter academic high schools or universities. However, this perception is rapidly changing. According to a 2025 report by the Ministry of Education, the employment rate for vocational school graduates reached 96.3%, higher than that of many university graduates. More importantly, the average starting salary for vocational graduates in fields such as advanced manufacturing, information technology, and modern services has been growing at a rate of 8% to 12% annually, outpacing the general wage growth in many regions. Several factors have contributed to this trend. First, China's economic structure is shifting from labor-intensive manufacturing to technology-driven industries, creating strong demand for workers who possess both practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Second, the government has invested heavily in upgrading vocational schools, introducing industry partnerships, modern equipment, and updated curricula that better match market needs. Third, companies themselves are changing their hiring practices. A growing number of employers now say they value practical problem-solving ability and a strong work ethic more than academic degrees. For individual graduates, the path to a successful career is not always straightforward. Research shows that the most successful vocational graduates share certain characteristics: they actively seek internships and part-time work during their studies, they continue learning new skills after entering the workforce, and they are willing to start in entry-level positions and work their way up. Those who expect immediate high salaries and comfortable office environments without putting in effort often find themselves disappointed. Looking ahead, experts predict that the demand for skilled vocational graduates will continue to grow, particularly in fields related to green energy, elder care, digital services, and smart manufacturing. The challenge for educators and policymakers is to ensure that vocational training keeps pace with these rapidly evolving industries. For students, the message is clear: vocational education is no longer a fallback option. With the right attitude, continuous learning, and a willingness to adapt, it can be a direct path to a fulfilling and well-paid career. 31. What is the main change described in the first paragraph? A. Vocational schools are closing down across China. B. University graduates are earning more than before. C. Vocational graduates are gaining more recognition in the job market. D. The number of vocational students is decreasing rapidly. 32. What can be inferred from the employment data mentioned in Paragraph 2? A. University graduates have higher employment rates than vocational graduates. B. Vocational education is producing outcomes that challenge traditional views. C. The starting salary for all workers in China is decreasing. D. Most vocational graduates work in agriculture and construction. 33. What does the underlined word "sophistication" in Paragraph 1 most probably mean? A. The quality of being simple and easy to understand. B. The state of becoming more complex and advanced. C. The process of becoming less important over time. D. The ability to finish tasks as quickly as possible. 34. What is the purpose of Paragraph 4? A. To criticize vocational graduates for having unrealistic expectations. B. To describe the personal qualities that lead to career success for graduates. C. To explain why some vocational schools are better than others. D. To compare the salaries of different types of vocational jobs. 35. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? A. The History of Vocational Education in China. B. How to Choose Between University and Vocational School. C. The Rising Value of Vocational Education in Modern China. D. Why Traditional Manufacturing Jobs Are Disappearing. 【答案】31．C 32．B 33．B 34．B 35．C 【导语】本文是一篇社科类说明文，从就业数据、经济转型、政策支持和个体因素等角度分析中国职校毕业生在就业市场中地位不断提升的趋势，鼓励学生以积极态度看待职教前景。 【详解】31.细节理解题。第一段明确说"vocational school graduates are increasingly being recognized...as valuable contributors"，即职校毕业生在就业市场中获得越来越多的认可。故选C。 【详解】32.推理判断题。第二段数据显示职校毕业生就业率96.3%高于许多大学毕业生，薪资增速也很快，这些数据挑战了"职校是次等选择"的传统观念。故选B。 【详解】33.词义猜测题。sophistication修饰"vocational education itself"，结合下文提到的政府投资、行业合作、设备升级等，可知其含义为"复杂性和先进性"。故选B。 【详解】34.段落作用题。第四段指出最成功的职校毕业生具备的共性特征：积极实习、持续学习、愿意从基层做起，目的是说明个人品质对职业成功的重要性。故选B。 【详解】35.主旨大意题。全文围绕职教毕业生在就业市场中地位提升展开，从数据、原因、个人因素和未来趋势多角度论证职教价值的上升。故选C。 三、完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 My name is Li Xiang, and I am a vocational school graduate. Unlike many of my classmates who knew exactly what they wanted to do, I spent my first year after graduation feeling completely _______ 36 _______. I had studied Logistics Management, but after sending out dozens of applications and attending several interviews, I still had not received a single job offer. The problem, as I later _______ 37 _______, was not my qualifications — it was my attitude. During interviews, when managers asked why I wanted the job, I gave answers that were technically correct but emotionally _______ 38 _______. I said things like "I need a job" or "the salary seems fair," without showing any real interest in the work itself. One interviewer even told me directly, "You seem like a capable young man, but I cannot tell what you are truly _______ 39 _______ about." That honest feedback, though painful to hear, became a turning point. I decided to change my _______ 40 _______. Instead of treating job interviews as tests I needed to pass, I began seeing them as conversations where I could learn about companies and discover what kind of work would truly _______ 41 _______ me. I started researching each company carefully before applying, not just to prepare answers, but to understand whether their values _______ 42 _______ my own. The change paid off. Two months later, I received an offer from a logistics company that specialized _______ 43 _______ green supply chain solutions. During the interview, I did not just talk about my diploma or my internship. I shared my thoughts on how technology could make delivery systems more environmentally friendly. The manager later told me that my _______ 44 _______ for the topic was what set me apart from other candidates. Looking back, I realize that finding a job is not just about having the right skills on paper. It is about understanding yourself well enough to know where you _______ 45 _______, and having the courage to show that understanding to others. Sometimes, the most important interview preparation is not practising answers — it is discovering who you really are. 36. A. confident B. lost C. excited D. satisfied 37. A. realized B. forgot C. doubted D. refused 38. A. warm B. strong C. empty D. detailed 39. A. worried B. confused C. angry D. passionate 40. A. appearance B. approach C. schedule D. location 41. A. trouble B. bore C. fulfill D. delay 42. A. matched B. rejected C. ignored D. weakened 43. A. for B. with C. in D. at 44. A. nervousness B. enthusiasm C. impatience D. confusion 45. A. hide B. belong C. escape D. pretend 【答案】36．B 37．A 38．C 39．D 40．B 41．C 42．A 43．C 44．B 45．B 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，以第一人称讲述职校毕业生李翔从面试屡屡失败到反思自身态度、调整求职策略并最终找到匹配工作的人生经历，呼应"Finding a Job"主题。 【详解】36.考查形容词词义辨析。句意：毕业后第一年我感到完全迷失。前文说与目标明确的同学不同，lost表示"迷失的"，符合语境。confident"自信的"与上下文矛盾。故选B。 【详解】37.考查动词词义辨析。句意：我后来意识到问题不在资历而在态度。realized表示"意识到"，与later构成时间逻辑。forgot"忘记"、doubted"怀疑"不合逻辑。故选A。 【详解】38.考查形容词词义辨析。句意：回答技术上正确但情感上空洞。empty表示"空洞的"，与technically correct形成对比。warm"温暖的"与面试官负面反馈矛盾。故选C。 【详解】39.考查形容词词义辨析。句意：我看不出你真正对什么有热情。passionate about为固定搭配，表示"对……有热情的"。worried"担心的"、confused"困惑的"均不符合面试官的评价语境。故选D。 【详解】40.考查名词词义辨析。句意：我决定改变我的方法。approach表示"方法、方式"，与后文的具体改变呼应。appearance"外表"、schedule"时间表"均不匹配。故选B。 【详解】41.考查动词词义辨析。句意：发现什么样的工作能真正让我感到满足。fulfill表示"使满足"，呼应上文寻找有意义工作的主题。trouble"麻烦"、bore"使厌烦"均语义相反。故选C。 【详解】42.考查动词词义辨析。句意：了解公司的价值观是否与我的价值观匹配。matched表示"匹配"，与主语values搭配合理。rejected"拒绝"、ignored"忽视"语义不当。故选A。 【详解】43.考查介词搭配。specialize in为固定搭配，表示"专攻、专门从事"。故选C。 【详解】44.考查名词词义辨析。句意：我对这个话题的热情让我脱颖而出。enthusiasm表示"热情"，与上文作者展示的对绿色物流的兴趣呼应。nervousness"紧张"、impatience"不耐烦"均不符合。故选B。 【详解】45.考查动词词义辨析。句意：足够了解自己以知道属于哪里。belong表示"属于"，where you belong是常见表达。hide"隐藏"、escape"逃避"、pretend"假装"均不符合。故选B。 四、语法填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下列短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式，并将答案写在对应处。 When Sun Li _______ 46 _______ (graduate) from vocational school last year, she had a clear goal: to work in the tourism industry. She _______ 47 _______ (send) her résumé to more than ten travel agencies but received few replies. Her friend suggested that she should keep _______ 48 _______ (try) and not give up easily. One day, Sun Li saw a job advertisement for a tour guide position at a local travel agency. The ad said the company was looking for someone _______ 49 _______ could speak English _______ 50 _______ (fluent) and had good communication skills. Sun Li decided _______ 51 _______ (apply) for the position immediately. Before the interview, she spent a whole week _______ 52 _______ (prepare). She practised introducing scenic spots in English, learned about the company's history, and asked her English teacher _______ 53 _______ (give) her feedback on her pronunciation. Her hard work paid off. During the interview, the manager was _______ 54 _______ (impress) by her confidence and professional knowledge. Sun Li got the job and started working the following month. She found the work both challenging and rewarding. Every day, she met people from different backgrounds and helped them enjoy _______ 55 _______ (they) trips. She often said that the key to finding a good job was not just having the right skills, but also being willing to work hard and never stop learning. 46._________ 47._________ 48._________ 49._________ 50._________ 51._________ 52._________ 53._________ 54._________ 55._________ 【答案】46．graduated 47．sent 48．trying 49．who 50．fluently 51．to apply 52．preparing 53．to give 54．impressed 55．their 【导语】本文以职校毕业生孙丽求职导游的故事为语境，考查一般过去时、动名词作宾语、定语从句引导词、副词修饰动词、不定式、过去分词作形容词和物主代词等语法点。 【详解】46.考查一般过去时。时间状语last year提示用过去式，graduate变为graduated。 【详解】47.考查一般过去时。全文叙述过去事件，send的过去式为sent。 【详解】48.考查动名词。keep doing sth.为固定搭配，表示"继续做某事"。 【详解】49.考查定语从句引导词。先行词someone指人，从句缺主语，用who引导。 【详解】50.考查副词。修饰动词speak，用fluent的副词形式fluently。 【详解】51.考查不定式。decide to do sth.表示"决定做某事"。 【详解】52.考查动名词。spend time (in) doing sth.为固定搭配，prepare变为preparing。 【详解】53.考查不定式。ask sb. to do sth.表示"请求某人做某事"。 【详解】54.考查过去分词作形容词。be impressed by表示"被……打动"，用impress的过去分词形式。 【详解】55.考查物主代词。修饰名词trips，用they的形容词性物主代词their。 五、书面表达（满分20分） 假设你是职校毕业生王明，你刚刚收到一家外贸公司的录用通知。请你根据以下提示，用英文写一封邮件给你的英语老师李老师，分享这个好消息并感谢他/她的帮助。 内容包括： (1) 告诉老师你找到了什么工作以及面试过程； (2) 说明英语能力在求职中如何帮助你； (3) 表达你对老师的感谢和对未来的展望。 写作要求： (1) 词数不少于80； (2) 必须包括要点，可以适当扩充，但不能逐词翻译； (3) 文中不要提及真实校名和姓名。 提示：job offer, foreign trade company, interview, business English certificate, communication skills, grateful, look forward to, professional growth _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ 【参考范文】 Dear Ms. Li, I am writing to share some exciting news with you. I have just received a job offer from Bright Future Trading Company as an export sales assistant! I could not wait to tell you because I know how much you have helped me along the way. The interview process was challenging but rewarding. The HR manager asked me many questions about international trade and customer communication, and I was able to answer them confidently because of the business English knowledge I learned in your class. My business English certificate, which you encouraged me to get, really made a difference. The manager said my ability to communicate in English was one of the main reasons they chose me. I am truly grateful for your guidance and encouragement over the past three years. You not only taught me English, but also showed me the importance of working hard and never giving up. I will start my new job next month, and I promise to keep learning and growing. Thank you again for everything. I look forward to visiting you at school soon. Yours sincerely, Wang Ming 【词汇积累】job offer 录用通知；foreign trade company 外贸公司；interview process 面试过程；business English certificate 商务英语证书；make a difference 有影响；be grateful for 感激；look forward to 期待；professional growth 职业成长。 【句式拓展】1. I could not wait to tell you because... 使用"could not wait to do"表达迫不及待的心情。2. The manager said my ability to communicate in English was one of the main reasons they chose me. 该句使用宾语从句说明被录用的原因。 【点睛】范文为一封分享求职喜讯的邮件，开头报告好消息，主体部分描述面试经历和英语能力的作用，结尾表达感谢和展望。全文使用一般现在时和一般过去时为主，融入了本单元核心词汇如interview、certificate、communication等，情感真挚，语言适合中职学生仿写。 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $