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I had been happily working in the same company as a graphics designer for over ten years, so it came as a huge surprise when one day, without warning I was made redundant. In fact, most of the people in my department lost their jobs that day. When the personnel manager gave me the bad news, she explained that the company had been taken over by a big multinational corporation that was demanding a lot of changes. So, one day I was in a comfortable job...
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I had been happily working in the same company as a graphics designer for over ten years, so it came as a huge surprise when one day, without warning I was made redundant. In fact, most of the people in my department lost their jobs that day. When the personnel manager gave me the bad news, she explained that the company had been taken over by a big multinational corporation that was demanding a lot of changes. So, one day I was in a comfortable job with a generous salary and plenty of annual leave and the next day I was unemployed. While it was nice to have time on my hands, I knew I would have to find a job fairly quickly. I soon found out that it wasn't so easy. No one was taking on new staff. Every morning I searched the Classified Ads, but there was nothing suitable, not even part-time positions.
Finally, a friend asked me if I was interested in helping out in her new cake shop. She needed somebody to deal with customers and to help her with the cake designs. At first, she could only pay me by the hour at rather a low hourly rate. To my surprise, I love the work.
I've been a cake designer for three years now. I'm so glad I didn't turn down my friend's job offer. We have so much work and now I'm no longer an employee. My friend and I are now partners in the best cake shop in town.
1. What is the writer's main aim in writing the text?
A. To advise people how to change the job B. To talk about his changes in career
C. To describe his new job D. To talk about differences between two jobs
2. What does the writer say about his past job?
A. It was a hard job but high salary. B. It was a part-time job with low salary.
C. It was an interesting job at a big multinational corporation. D. It was a comfortable job with high salary.
3. What did the writer do after losing his job?
A. He ran his own business. B. He asked his friend for a part-time job.
C. He tried to find another job. D. He worked part-time job for Classified Ads.
4. What did the writer think about his current job at first?
A. He really loved it. B. The salary was low.
C. He was so interested. D. It was hard.
5. What is the current job of the writer?
A. Graphics designer B. Cake designer
C. Personnel manager D. Employee at the cake shop
III. Choose the suitable words to fill the blanks. There are some extra words.
Accupation salary application bossy retirement from successful employees engineer off contract well-known retired employers admired
1. I admired the stuntman whose part was so dangerous.
2. We ate the cake that was on the cupboard.
3. She found the bag that belonged to her.
4. Can you see the car whose door is scratched?
5. You are the partner that I want to work with.
6. I couldn’t help the students whose tests were a failure.