A 15 B 20 C 10 D 25

A 56 B 42 C 68 D 34

A means nothing B provides a lot of information C proves something D helps a lot

A The speaker considers it risky to work outside of one's degree. B The speaker thinks it is not wise to choose a career that is not related to one's degree. C The speaker focuses more on one's internship experience rather than the degree. D The speaker encourages people to work outside of one's degree.

A To take classes related to the job. B To understand people. C To apply for one's dream job directly. D To change one's major.

A plain B straight C concise D resourceful

A Put them in a chronological order. B Focus on the required capabilities. C Address the employer's specific needs. D State the truth.

A Research the company on the Internet. B Focus on a perfect resume. C Ask the future colleague. D Make a consultation.

A By taste buds. B By identifying chemicals. C By the “taste” of each sample. D By the way to absorb light when submerged.

A Identify different types of the spirit. B Distinguishing fake alcohol. C Exploiting the properties of gold and aluminum. D Tasting subtle differences between whiskies.