单选题
英语六级
2017-03-11
What does the author say about the employment situation of British university graduates?
A.Few of them are satisfied with the jobs they are offered.
B.It usually takes a long time for them to find a decent job.
C.Graduates from elite universities usually can get decent jobs.
D.Most of them take jobs which don't require a college degree.
参考答案
D
答案解析
由题干中的the employment situation和British university graduates定位到文章第一段最后一句:And graduating doesn’t even provide any guarantee of a decent job:six in ten graduates today are in non—graduate jobs.
事实细节题。首段第一句表明本文讨论的是英国大学生,然后定位旬指出“如今有十分之六
的毕业生从事的都是不需要大学文凭的工作”,D.中的jobs which don’t require a college degree与原文中的non—graduate jobs表述相近,故为正确答案。
A.“他们很少有人对所提供的工作感到满意”,原文并未提及大学毕业生们如何看待工作,故排除;B.“他们往往要花很长的时间才能找到一份体面的工作”,首段最后一句只提到大学毕业甚至无法为获得一份体面的工作提供任何保证,并未指出大学毕业生们要花费多长时间才能找到一份体面的工作,因此B.与原文的表述不符,故排除;C.“精英大学的毕业生们通常能获得一份体面的工作”,第四段第三句提到许多顶尖公司甚至不会去考虑那些毕业于精英大学却没有获得2.1,即二级甲等学位的求职者,这表明精英大学的毕业生们也不一定能获得一份体面的工作,故C.与原文的表述不符,可以排除。
事实细节题。首段第一句表明本文讨论的是英国大学生,然后定位旬指出“如今有十分之六
的毕业生从事的都是不需要大学文凭的工作”,D.中的jobs which don’t require a college degree与原文中的non—graduate jobs表述相近,故为正确答案。
A.“他们很少有人对所提供的工作感到满意”,原文并未提及大学毕业生们如何看待工作,故排除;B.“他们往往要花很长的时间才能找到一份体面的工作”,首段最后一句只提到大学毕业甚至无法为获得一份体面的工作提供任何保证,并未指出大学毕业生们要花费多长时间才能找到一份体面的工作,因此B.与原文的表述不符,故排除;C.“精英大学的毕业生们通常能获得一份体面的工作”,第四段第三句提到许多顶尖公司甚至不会去考虑那些毕业于精英大学却没有获得2.1,即二级甲等学位的求职者,这表明精英大学的毕业生们也不一定能获得一份体面的工作,故C.与原文的表述不符,可以排除。
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