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课时作业(七)Unit3SectionⅠWelcometotheunit&ReadingⅠ.阅读理解AThereareasmanykindsofcareersastherearepeople.Theyvarygreatlyinthetypesofworkinvolved(涉及)andin

thewaystheyinfluenceaperson'slife.Thekindofcareeryouhavecanaffectyourlifeinmanyways.Bymakingwisedecisionsconcerningyourcare

er,youcanhelpyourselfbuildthelifeyouwant.Todothat,youneedasmuchinformationaspossible.Themoreyouknowaboutyourself,thebetterableyouwillb

etochooseasatisfyingcareer.Whatdopeoplehopetoobtainfromacareer?Somepeopledesireahighincome.Somehopefo

rfame.Othersseekforadventure.Still,othersintendtoservepeopleandmaketheworldabetterplace.Beforeyoubegintoexplorecare

erfields,youshoulddetermineyourvalues,yourinterests,andyouraptitudesthatwillmakeyoucompetentinyourfuturework.Mostpeoplearehappiestwit

hjobsthatfittheirvalues,interests,andskills.Eachpersonhasmanyvalues,whichvaryinstrength.Forexample,moneyisoftheg

reatestvalueforsomepeople—thatis,wealthismoreimportanttothemthananythingelse.Asaresult,theyfocustheirtho

ughts,behaviour,andemotionsonthegoalofearningahighincome.Othervaluesincludedevotingthemselvestoreligion,takingrisks,spendingtimewithfamily,andhelping

others.Beforemakingacareerdecision,youcanaskyourselfwhatisthemostimportanttoyouandexamineyourbelieftobetterknowyourvalues.Forexample,isitimporta

nttoyoutoworkasamemberofateam?Orwouldyouratherbeinchargeorworkalone?Ifworkingaloneorbeinginchargeisimportanttoyou,i

ndependenceisprobablyoneofyourprimaryvalues.1.Howcanwemakeawisecareerdecision?A.Bylearningmoreaboutourselves.B.Bystickingtoourbeliefmoref

irmly.C.Bychangingourinterestsmoreoften.D.Byfindingmorecareeropportunities.2.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“aptitudes”meaninPara

graph2?A.Experiences.B.Abilities.C.Feelings.D.Families.3.Accordingtothewriter,asatisfyingcareeristheonethat________.A.brings

hugewealthB.meetsinnerdemandsC.developsinterestsandskillsD.contributestoformingvalues4.Whatdoesthewriterconveytousinth

elastparagraph?A.Thecontentsofourvalues.B.Thefoundationsofourvalues.C.Theplacestoachieveourvalues.D.Thewaystounderstandourvalues.BTeenage

rsintheUSknowthey'llprobablyneedtechskillstolandgoodjobs,butanewsurveysuggeststhatinterestintechcareersmaybedecreasing.Thepercentageofboysage

d13to17whoareinterestedinscience,technology,engineeringandmaths,orSTEMcareersdroppedfrom36percentin2017to2

4percentthisyear,accordingtoasurveybyJuniorAchievementUSA.TheamountofgirlsinterestedinSTEMcareersstayedunchangedat11percent.But

the1,000surveyparticipantsstillnamedtechnologyasoneofthetwokeyskillsthatwillbenecessaryforpreparingthemfortheirfuturecareers.“Kidsdon'tunde

rstandhowtechnologycanbeappliedtocareersoutsideofcomputers,coding(编码)andmayberobotics(机器人学),”saidTammeraL.Holmes,presidentof

aviationconsultingfirmAeroStarConsultingCorporation.“That'salltheyknow,sotheycan'treallytranslatethatinterestintocareerpathways.”WhenHolmeswasinhig

hschool,hermumsenthertoaneventthatfeaturedtheTuskegeeAirmen,agroupoffamousmilitarypilotsfromWorldWarⅡ.Oneofthepilotstookherforarideandletherta

kethewheel.“Iwas16yearsold,flyingoverLakeMichigan,facingdowntheskyline,andIknewimmediatelythatwasthecare

erforme,”shesaid.Womenremainoutnumberedbymeninfieldsliketechnology.Forpeopleworkingtoincreasethenumberofwomeni

ntheseareas,thelackofgrowthingirls'interestinSTEMcareersisconcerning.Teenagegirlsaremoreinterestedthantheirmaleclassmatesinpursuingcareersinwh

ichtheycanhelpothers,saidEdGrocholskifromJuniorAchievement.Evenwithalltheprogrammesaimedatincreasinggirls'in

terestinSTEM,“Idon'tthinkwereallytalkthatmuchabouthowweimprovepeople'slivesthroughSTEM,”Grocholskisaid.“Societyneedstodobetteratmakingthoseconne

ctionsforkids,”saidKatherineLatham,founderofanengineeringfirm.Sheusedcivilengineering(土木工程)asanexampleofacareerthatwillcontinuetobec

rucial.However,thefactthatstudentsknowtheywillneedtechskillsintheirfuturecareersisencouraging.Thesecondskilltheysaidtheyneedisrelationship­buil

ding.“That'sgoingtobethenewtypeofengineers,”Lathamsaid.5.Whatisthereasonbehindkids'fallinginterestintec

hcareers?A.Theyfindtechcareerstooboring.B.Theyfindtechskillsarelessimportantthanbefore.C.Theycan'tco

nnecttheirinterestintechtofuturecareers.D.Theydon'tthinktechcareersarerewardingenough.6.WhatstartedHolmes'interes

tinhercurrentcareer?A.Adocumentaryaboutthelifeofpilots.B.Asummercampfortraineepilots.C.Herparents'wishforhertobecomeapilot.D.Herflightexpe

riencewithapilot.7.AccordingtoGrocholski,whatkindsofcareersareteenagegirlsmoreinterestedin?A.Thosecanimprovepeople'slives.B.Thosewillmakethem

lookbeautiful.C.Thosearedifferentfromthoseoftheirparents.D.Thosecansocializemorewithotherpeople.8.Whatisthearticle

mainlyabout?A.Thepopularityoftechcareersamongkidsanditsreasons.B.Reasonsbehindthechangeofkids'interestintechcare

ers.C.ThedifferentcareersboysandgirlsintheUSwillpursue.D.Someexamplesofkidspursuingtechcareerssuccessfully.Ⅱ.完形填空EarlyonSaturdaymorning,parentsandv

iewerswalkedinalineintothegymattheEinsteinAcademy,aschoolinIllinoisintheUS.Afterthecoach__1__hisopeningspeech,everyone__2__fortheUS'snationalsong.Af

terthesong,judgesdressedinblackandwhiteshirtstookuptheir__3__outsidetheplayingfield,readyforthegamestobegin.Whileth

issoundslikethetypicalsettingofaUSsportingevent,thisonehadahigh­techtwist.Itwasacompetitiverobotics__4__—agamethatturnsthesubjectsofscience,t

echnology,engineeringandmathematicsintoacompetitivesport.__5__bycoaches,teamsofstudentsinGrade7through12whodesigned,builtand

programmedtheirownrobotscompetedagainstotherroboticsteamsintheWestSuburbanLeagueNorthDivisiontheFIRSTTechCha

llenge(FTC).“Moststudentsexperiencemultiple­choicequestions,”saidJonathanWeiland,whoworksforFIRSTTechChallengeinI

llinois.“InFTC,therearehundredsofsolutionstoaproblemandtheyseewhichsolution__6__thebest.”“Foundedbyanot­for­profitorganization

,FIRST(ForInspirationandRecognitionofScienceandTechnology)eventsaremodelledaftertraditionalsportslikebasketballtogenerate__7_

_inrobotics,”Weilandsaid.FIRSTTechChallengeisoneoffourFIRSTprogrammes.DuringaFIRSTTechChallenge,roboticste

amseither__8__aroboticskit(配套组件),adjustingandupgradingtheirdesign,orcustom­build(专门制作)arobotusing__9__ma

terials,recordingtheprogressinengineeringnotebooks.Theroboticsteamscompeteingameswithinaleague,gettingpointsthroughouttheseasonto__10__nationaland

evenglobalcompetitions.“Thereare35teamsintheWestSuburbanLeagueNorthDivisionandonlyeightwillgotothestate,”We

ilandsaid.Teamsearnawardsbasedontherobot's__11__,designandotheraccomplishments.“Judges__12__pairtworoboticsteamstoformagroupthatcompetesagai

nsttwootherteams.Withmultiplegamesplayedbyallteamsateachmeet,acompetitorinonegamemightbea__13__inthenext,”Weilandsai

d.Studentsaretaughttohelpeachotheratalltimesandto__14__theotherteam,hesaid.“Oneofthebestthingsyoucandowithyour__15__isto

sharesomethingwithsomeoneelse,”astudentsaid.“It'sfunbeingonthejourneywiththem.”1.A.deliveredB.wroteC.reviewedD.corrected2.

A.sentB.calledC.appliedD.rose3.A.referencesB.notebooksC.positionsD.responsibilities4.A.meetB.exampleC.designD.creation5.A.

BlamedB.GuidedC.WarnedD.Praised6.A.switchesB.respondsC.appearsD.works7.A.disappointmentB.violenceC.excitementD.power8.A.purcha

seB.damageC.throwD.store9.A.politicalB.industrialC.financialD.agricultural10.A.bringupB.turninC.sticktoD.qualifyfor11.A.modelB.mate

rialC.performanceD.location12.A.hopefullyB.randomlyC.skilfullyD.actively13.A.coachB.judgeC.roommateD.teammate14.A.discourageB.be

atC.greetD.join15.A.intelligenceB.rightC.lifeD.hobby

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