How do you think does technology make people laborers? 答案: B. It deprives workers of their creativity and happiness.

How do you think does technology make people laborers?

答案: B. It deprives workers of their creativity and happiness.

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相关试题

What is the alarming consequence of this phenomenon?

答案: C. Social development will be undermined.

Compared with a job， work refers to something more __.‍

答案: B. general

Which of the following is the similar expression of “land a job”?

答案: D. To secure a job.

When you derive contentment from what your job， you can describe it as __.

答案: A. A rewarding job.

Which expression means changing one’s job?

答案: D. To switch your career.

Which one emphasizes qualification and specialization?

答案: B. Profession.

What does the movie clip of Modern Times try to convey?

答案: C. Workers work automatically like machines.

What’s the main idea of the text?

答案: C. Category of working people and reasons behind this.

Which way to deepen the understanding of a recruiting firm is not mentioned?

答案: C. Interviewers.

What should an interviewee do when he is asked if he has questions?

答案: B. Ask directly.

Which is inappropriate when choosing outfits for an interview?

答案: D. Pick luxurious dress.

What is not suggested about punctuality?

答案: Wear a watch on the day of interview.

What should an applicant do during an interview?

答案: D. Get familiar with some common questions.

Which is not mentioned as positive body language?

答案: B. Handshaking.

Which is mentioned as negative body language?

答案: C. Playing with stuff.

Why can Chris get the job in video clip 3?

答案: B. His honesty.

In the process of interview， one should respond ____ to interview questions.
答案: (以下答案任选其一都对)truthfully;
faithfully

Unlike a laborer， a worker is _ in what he does to earn a living.
答案: interested

An ideal job usually can make a person feel _.
答案: happy

Playing is a way for laborers to escape from _.
答案: compulsion

A _ job requires a lot of effort.
答案: demanding

The theory of Karl Marx is about human _.
答案: alienation

Unit 5 Lifestyles Unit Test

What is this article mainly about?

答案: Why Sara and Michael decided to simplify their life and how they simplified their life.

The phrase “lost your taste” (paragraph 1) most probably means __.

答案: take no interest

According to Micheal， to raise a child， most people may __.

答案: work harder in order to earn more money

What do we learn about Sara and Michael?

答案: They have abandoned almost all the expensive clutter.

What is the root cause for the couple to change their life style?

答案: They don’t want to limit their real life to a short time before work or after work.

What is the role of paragraph 6?

答案: A connecting link between the preceding and the following.

According to the passage， which of the following is true?

答案: They don’t own a TV so they are not at all tempted by new and useless things.

How do they know what they really need?

答案: By screening and discarding and by being aware of what they have.

What haven’t Sara and Michael given up when they have a clear idea of what they really need?

答案: basic items in their wardrobes

Which of the following is not what they did to simplify life?

答案: They spent money only on bare necessities and things that sometimes make wasteful use of the earth’s resources.

What have they exchanged the expenses of a commuter age for?

答案: The time to pay attention to the quality of their lives.

Which of the following statements is wrong?

答案: Sara and Micheal have their own car and boat.

Why did the author say she was not very happy when she left the store $11 poorer?

答案: She was helpless confronting her impulsive behavior.

Why do we sometimes get so hard to find the resolve and courage to get off the merry-go-round?

答案: Because of action and excitement.

According to the article， what is “voluntary simplicity”?

答案: It’s a culture， on the premise of satisfying ourselves taking the initiative to reduce consumption reasonably.

What is the style of this article?

答案: Narration interspersed with comments

Sara believes that their home life is simplification， not __.
答案: deprivation

A person who travels a long distance to work every day is called a ____.
答案: commuter

Sara and Michael decided to spend money only on the things that contributed to their major _____.
答案: goal

Although the couple don’t work harder， they can afford to live in the same _ community.
答案: suburban

In the last paragraph， the author compares people’s desire of shopping to a children’s favorite， that is， ___.
答案: merry-go-round

Unit 6 Attitudes to Life Unit Test

The author observed the following in the hospital except ___.

答案: people are appreciating the beauty of life

By saying “A man comes to this world with his fist clenched， but when he dies， his hand is open.”， the author means ___.

答案: life teaches us to hold on to it sometimes and let go of it when necessary

By saying “Hold fast to life， but not so fast that you cannot let go.” ， the author suggests that ___.

答案: we must accept our loses and learn how to let go

After the car accident， she was sent to the hospital immediately and has been in ____ care for a whole month.

答案: intensive

He is too ___ with his own experiment to notice the arrival of his friends.

答案: preoccupied

Why should we learn to let go， according to the author?

答案: To let go is a part of the process of life that every one of us has to face.

Why is it not an easy task for young people to learn to accept losses and to let go?

答案: Young people tend to think that the world is theirs to command.

By saying “Life is never just being. It is a becoming， a relentless flowing on. ”， the author tends to tell us that ___.

答案: we should learn to be reconciled to life’s contradictory demands