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Unit2Careermoves

1/351.SNAPSHOTsocialtypesrealistictypesartistictypesinvestigativetypesconventionaltypesenterprisingtypesartistic:havingskillorabilityinartconventional:followingtheusualrulesenterprising:goodatdoingnewanddifficultthingsinvestigative:goodatexaminingthings2/35Whatisyourpersonalitytype?3/35JobsA---ZABCDEFGHIJArtist,actress,actor,architect,accountant,agent,astronomer,announcerBoss,busdriver,businessmanager,butcher,boxer,bellyboy,blacksmithCook,chef,cashier,cowboy,carpenter,constructionworkerDancer,doctor,detective,dentist,director,designer,dustmanEngineer,editor,electricianFarmer,firefighter,fishermanGuide,guard,gardenerHousekeeper,housewife,hairdresserInterpreterJudge,journalist4/35JobsA---ZLMNOPRSTVWLawyer,librarian,lamberjackModel,musician,moviestarNurseOfficer,operatorPlaceman,professor,pilot,president,priestReporter,receptionistSinger,secretary,scientist,soldier,salesmanTeacher,translator,technicianVetWriter,waiter5/35Suffixeserorantianist

＊e.g.cook,guide6/352.PERSPECTIVESCareerdebateWhatarethefourjobsthattheyaretalkingabout?fashiondesignerflightattendantgossipcolumnistveterinarian7/35CalvinKleinoneofthemostsuccessfulmalefashiondesignersintheworldbornin1942,NewYorkfoundedthecompany“CalvinKlein”in19688/359/353.GRAMMARFOCUSBeingaflightattendantsoundsexcitingWritingagossipcolumnseemslikeanawfuljobBeinganarchitect/DesigningbuildingswouldberewardingFindingaboutfamouspeople’slivescouldbefunBeingaveterinariandifficult,cool…10/353.GRAMMARFOCUSveryreallyprettykindofextremelysoquiteincrediblyfantasticawful,terrible,promising,decent,stressful11/357.CONVERSATIONYougetagreattan!A

Tracy&Mark

WhatjobhasTracyfound?---Workingatanamusementpark.12/357.CONVERSATIONYougetagreattan!A2leadsHemightworkasaninternatarecordcompany.Hemayworkasalandscaper,mowinglawns.Advantages?13/35Advantages?InternMoreinterestingBetterhoursNotasmuchworkLandscaperEarnsmoremoneyGreattan14/357.CONVERSATIONBWhatisTracygoingtodoattheamusementpark?TracyisgoingtoworkatChildren’sWorldattheamusementpark,whereshe’llteachyoungkidsinterestinggamesandeducationalactivities.She’llalsowearacostumeandgreetpeoplearoundthepark.15/3516/358.GRAMMARFOCUSComparisonsmore…thanless…thanbetter…thanworse…thanas…asnotas…as17/358.GRAMMARFOCUSA1.Aninteriordecoratorisbetterpaidthanafashiondesigner.2.Asecretagenttravelsmorethanapoliceofficer.3.Anairtrafficcontroller’sjobislessartisticthanadirector’sjob.Possibleanswers18/354.Landscapershavelesseducationthanveterinarians.5.Workingasacomedianisharderthanbeingapublicspeaker.6.Aerobicsinstructorsearnlessthansoccercoaches.19/3510.LISTENINGSummerjobs

AWheredoeseachpersonwork?20/3510.LISTENINGSummerjobs

BDotheyliketheirjobs?Whyorwhynot?21/3522/3523/3524/35Carloslikeshisjobbecausethekidsarefuntoworkwith,andhegetstochoosehisownhours.Pauldoesn’tlikehisjobbecauseit’sreallyhardwork,andit’sreallyhotinthekitchen.Julialikesherjobbecausesheworkswithmanyotherstudents,andtheyhavefunwhenthey’renotmakingcalls.It’sreallyeasy,too,andshegetstosleeplate.25/355.

Unusualcareersastronautsecretagenttrainer

foodtastercartoonvoiceactingprofessionalhacker…26/356WRITINGDescribingprosandconsUsefulexpressionsFirstly,secondly,…lastlyFirstofall,inaddition,further,ontheotherhand,forexampleoneadvantage/disadvantageis…Writeatleast

threeadvantages.27/3513.READINGStrategiesforKeepingYourJobDiscussionWhatshouldwedoifwewanttostandoutatourjob?28/35Vocabularyworkforce:employeescutbacks:layingofforfiringofemployeesdistinguishyourself:makeyourselfnoticeableinapositivewayexpert:apersonwithahighlevelofskillorknowledgeinaspecificareapushyourideas:repeatedlytellotherpeopleyourideaspraise:saygoodthingsaboutsomeoneorsomethingimpact:theeffectonsomeoneorsomethingbusinesslike:inamannerappropriateforbusiness29/35Unit1-2Progresscheck30/352.LISTENINGAnn’sbiggestcomplaint1.whentheyhavetheirradiosturnedup2.whentheytaketheirdogsintoaparkandletthemmakemesses3.whentheyinterruptaballgameatthemostexciting