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AThiscoue is designed to provide you with work-ready skills including responding to oJeremy first tried to scoop up the rattler using the shovel,without success.Then he did whamniting appucauon letters and resumes (and developing interviewWhat topics will it cover?was necessary:He raised the garden tool and brought the edge down hard through the snake's body.The reeruitment(招聘)androcesan inch and a half below the head to cut off its head.Then Jennifer went into the house,her hearthammering,while Jeremy decided to move the dead reptile He bent down to pick up astickyingnex●The job applicationto the snake's head so that he could take it away.But before his hand even touched the ground,theingfor the interviewsnake attacked.The snake injected venom()into his hand."It bit me!"he yelled in horror.TheODeveloping interview skillstruth is,the back-from-the dead bites arentncommo.Hearing his yell,Jfran backn theWhat will you achieve?trailer to get the car keys and meanwhile called 11.Fortunately,they arrivedat the nearest hospitalBy the end of the course,you'll be able to..in time and Jeremy received timely treatment.thererenandsecefrom employeront of vew24.Why did the couple choose to live in a trailer?rean advertisement,job description and seletioniteriA.Because they loved nature.Modea wel-written job applicationB.Because they moved to South Texas.OPlan for a job interviewC.Because their house was being repaired.artment.D.Because it was convenient for them to travel.Who is the course for?25.Which one is CORRECT according to the context?While this course appeals to trainees and graduates,it also applies to job seekers in the broaderA.Rattlesnake was very common on their land.ty looking to increasing their confidence and success rate when applying forworkB.Jennifer spotted the snake when she was weeding.Who develops the course?C.The snake was so frightened that it attacked Jennifer.e paint.Central Queensland University.It is Australia's leading regional university.Our courses areD.Jennifer thought the snake was not poisonous at firstdsined alongside industry and many include hands-on learning experiences and project-based26.What did they do with the snake?A.They drove it away using a stick.B.They left it as it was when seeing it.rder.aming Our commitment to making real-world knowledge and skills accessible to all has seen usbeing awarded global recognition.C.They called professionals to deal with it.D.Jeremy beat it dead with a garden tool21.What will students learn if they take the online course?27.What is the author's purpose in writing the test?0s5.A.The way to write a resume.B.The way to put an advertisement.A.To show the couple's love of nature.B.To share a thrilling story with readersC.The skills of talking with others.D.The skills of improving reading.C.To call on us to protect the environment.D.To introduce some ways to deal with snakes.C22 Who is the online course intended for?If you've spent any amount of time boating,fishing,or bird-watching at lakes and rivers,youA Trainers.B.Interviewers.C.Job seekers.D.College students.have most likely seen fishes jumping out of the water.I have seen it many times.Certainly,fishes23.Which of the following best describes the online course?will exit water in desperate attempts to escape enemies.Dolphins take advantage of the behavior,B.Practical.forming a circle and catching the frightened fishes in midair.But just as we may run fast from fun orA.Cheap.C.Long-standingD.World-class.from fear,different emotions might motivate fishes to jump.Mobula rays (aren't motivated by fear when they throw their impressive bodies-up to aBJeremy and his wife Jennifer had recently moved to South Texas because of their love for nature.seventeen-foot wingspan (the distance from the end of one wing to the end of the other)and a ton inweight-skyward in leap of up to ten feet.They do it in schools of hundreds not alone or by oneself.At the moment,they were living in a trailer(for the house was still under repair.Ona steamy Sunday morning in May,the couple were tidying their yard.At around 10:30a.mThey usually land on their bellies,but sometimes they land on their backs.Some scientists think itmy began mowing the lawn while Jennifer worked on the garden.She had just reached down tomight be a way of removing parasites ()But I think that the rays are enjoying themselves.In the clear waters of Florida's Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge,I watched severaleed when she saw it:a western diamondback rattlesnake,right next to her hand.Jenniferschools of fifty or more mullets()moving in beautiful formation.Their well-built bodies wereaturday.thekeayard onosentstriking position,its dusty trngu head tensed andmost evident when they leaped from the water.Most of the time I saw one or two leaps by a fish,butttail rattling."Snake!"yelled Jennifer as she backed away.Wheermheard her ery,he figured she had run into o of the harmless rat snakes that ofeone made a series of seven.They usually land on their sides.Each jump was about a foot clar of theup on their land.He grabbed ashovel to sho(用嘘声驱赶)thereture way and joggedwater and two to three feet in length.Nobody knows for sure why the fish leaps.One idea is that they do it to take in oxygen The ideaousthe garden.Then he heard the rattling.His wife was corered between someis supported by the fact that mullets leap more when the water is lower in oxygen,but is challengedand the house,the snake directly in her path.【英语（五）第4页（共8页）】【英语（五）第3页（共8页）】【央冶（八）市0火八六火，·【英语（八’知：八

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