2. 外语
  3. A. technique B. processes C. tested D. procedure E. typically F. small G. competent H. gain I. vague J. affluent K. sugg

A. technique B. processes C. tested D. procedure E. typically F. small G. competent H. gain I. vague J. affluent K. sugg

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问题     A. technique B. processes C. tested D. procedure E. typically
    F. small G. competent H. gain I. vague J. affluent
    K. suggest L. ruin M. complain N. mention O. positively
    With unemployment tide throughout the rich world, more and more young people are seeking internships. Many firms, nervous about the future, are reluctant to hire permanent staff until they have【C1】______ them. Intern-recruitment agencies are popping up to help. Inspiring Interns, a London firm, boasts that it can provide【C2】______ interns within three days. It【C3】______ 300 applicants a day, and claims that 65% of the interns it has placed have been hired.
    Many intern candidates have no previous job experience and only a【C4】______ notion of what work involves. Inspiring Interns screens them with personality tests, coaches them on interview 【C5】______. Many internships are unpaid; the firm charges employers ￡500 a month for each intern plus 10% of the starting salary if an intern is hired permanently.
    Some【C6】______ that unpaid internships are exploitative. They also worry that only well-heeled youngsters can afford to work for nothing. If an internship is the first step on the career ladder, the less【C7】______ will never climb it.
    Others disagree. They think anything that gives people an opportunity to【C8】______ experience is a good thing. Official statistics about internships are not enough, but surveys by the National Association of Colleges and Employers【C9】______ that they work quite well. The average hourly wage for an intern studying for a bachelor’s degree in America is $16.21, though arty organisations 【C10】______ pay nothing. Most important, more than 60% of interns in America are eventually offered full-time jobs. Staff who first work as interns are also more likely to stick around than those who do not.
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选项
答案I
解析 空格前为不定冠词a，空格后为名词notion，因此空格处应填入修饰notion的形容词。空格前的only提示空格处应填否定意义的形容词，空格前提到“许多人没有工作经验”，故推断他们不是很清楚工作涉及什么，vague“模糊的”符合要求，故选I。
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