Every week hundreds of CVs (简历) land on our desks.
. |9 ^2 T; m/ _! HWe’ve seen it all: CVs printed on pink paper, CVs that are 10 ' g: Q! u* ^4 k6 t' S: a, G- M4 r
pages long and CVs with silly mistakes in first paragraph. A ___1___, r0 |! b( n" l0 _2 F
good CV is your passport to an interview and, ultimate, to ___2___
( Q. o$ \* |+ b6 u& l& Dthe job you want.
3 E+ r7 ^' f/ W. `6 _* j4 }Initial impressions are vital, and a badly presented CV 3 B4 V. M( x3 L3 S8 E3 R! K0 J
could mean acceptance, regardless of what’s in it. ___3___
2 _. V! A0 p6 N, tHere are a few ways to avoid end up on the reject pile. ___4___
" v5 Y7 a3 k; k. TPrint your CV on good-quality white paper. ' C+ J+ ^. F3 a/ n# x
CVs with flowery backgrounds or pink paper will 3 r' X0 p% @5 j2 X
stand out upon all the wrong reasons ___5___, i8 C w0 k: u7 J/ i: I) w
Get someone to check for spelling and grammatical
$ Y; T. x2 r! K# b% s+ G8 y, nerrors, because a spell-checker will pick up every ___6___
F" |" `% m% Pmistake. CVs with errors will be rejected—it shows
9 c. ]/ q7 t. P1 kthat you don’t pay attention to detail.
" B) O$ s/ J. `) N6 q; `4 VRestrict your self to one or two pages, and
4 z5 _* z7 M! d' X4 Mlisting any publications or referees on a separate sheet. ___7___
: i# P8 s) A8 aIf you are sending your CV electronically, check the : P1 Q: A: g, [* d
formatting by sending it to yourself first. Keep up ___8___
3 y1 u, G+ `1 C1 i% Xthe format simple. H! T7 t. [( [$ j2 w
Do not send a photo unless specifically requested. If 2 g# X0 M2 X( {+ u1 Y; o6 v# l
you have to send on, make sure it is one taking in a ___9___
0 G$ @0 y/ E( N3 qprofessional setting, rather than a holiday snap.
; D; _$ v$ a4 R1 O: u( G. q8 GGetting the presentation right is just the first step. What
' C' X2 B5 w4 K1 n( P: Kabout the content? The Rule here is to keep it factual and
9 b( ^$ v1 l5 \- `. w# Struthful-exaggerations usually get find out. And remember ___10___ $ c; h4 q; h$ X" ^) s8 p0 {
to tailor your CV to each different job.4 ~3 a/ ?6 q! }! U8 l; e) {! |
, B1 R: [( K" m; y& ~参考答案及解析:% j, O. p( c9 O g% ]. b3 w5 [
1. first前加the0 i6 v4 e8 Z5 H8 r# z8 r
解析：表示“第几”时，在序数词前面要加上定冠词the。但是如果把名词paragraph，lesson等词放在基数词前则不需加定冠词，例如lesson one等 - n8 _" }5 u8 D
6 ^3 ?7 t/ V4 d6 H9 M7 {% G2. ultimate -%26gt; ultimately
0 h2 O$ |" b. F" g9 a修饰后面的句子要用副词。
: z' s5 z) G: a# m3. acceptance -%26gt; rejection
' ~" O* @. \2 B根据上文的badly presented及下文的reject，可以发现意思是相反的。5 [1 \0 b5 b. m1 E
4. end -%26gt; ending- w" K* h" _% y5 g; p
avoid后面要用V-ing形式。类似的动词还有practise、resist、delay等，后面接的动词也要用ing形式。* Q) }- ?' s) x
5. upon -%26gt; for
8 ]* f/ q/ ?: ^/ n: \+ H+ F) [6 preason应该与for搭配。
6 C9 S) F+ c# ]+ N6. will后加not
, k5 Q5 w- T( q* D$ _! p本句意思是：让别人帮你检查拼写和语法错误，因为拼写检查器不会检查出每一个错误。! Q# b$ u/ |! P1 h- d2 l5 \8 ~
7. listing -%26gt; list( m( y% V) L0 U; E2 C
这里的list与restrict是并列的，是祈使句，所以要用动词原形。& V6 Q5 M; [# k8 ?
8. up -%26gt; /
/ V9 e# F" b; | K tKeep up表示“坚持、维持”；keep表示“保持”，可以在后面加上宾语及其补足语。
6 p( G- Y0 z& e: {% |9. taking -%26gt; taken5 ?8 d5 Z- E5 w! K, u! }) ~$ R
在此担当的是定语，该动词修饰前面的one (photo)，而one与该动词应该是被动关系，the photo is taken.
+ d. ]- {) a; d9 H/ x T10. find -%26gt; found |
发表于 2012-8-14 10:46:58
