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EverysummeragreatmanystudentstraveltoothercountrieslookingforworkandadventureMostofthe 1 areinseasonalworkmainlyconnectedwithtourismand 2 .Thepayisusuallypoorbutmostpeopleworkabroadforthe 3 oftravel.YoucanpickgrapesinFranceentertainkidsonAmericansummercampsandofcoursethereare 4 jobsinhotelsandrestaurants.
Butitisnoteasynowtofindwork.“ 5youspeakthelanguageofthecountrywelltherewillbeveryfewopenings”saysAntheaEllisanadviseron 6 forstudents.“IfyouworkwithafamilyinItalyyou’llhavetospeakItalian.WhenyouwashdishesinarestaurantinParistheownerwillexpectyoutospeak 7 .Britishstudentsonlyhavealanguage 8forjobsintheUSAandAustralia.”
9enjoystheexperience.SarahJameswasemployedtohelpfortyAmericanchildreninEurope.Thetwoteachersandthechildrenhadneverbeen 10 .Onechildlosthispassport;anotherbecameseriouslyillandwas 11 home;thewholegroupwasthrownoutofonehotelbecauseofthe 12 theymadeandSarahherselfwasrobbedonheronly 13 eveningoftheentiretrip.“Ididvisitalotofnewplaces”shesays“butitwasn’tworthit.Thepaywas 14 anditreallywasa24-hour-a-dayjob.Thekidsneverslept!”
“Thetroubleisstudentsexpecttohavea（n） 15 timeofit”AntheaEllispointsout.“16 theyseeitasaholiday.Inpractice 17 youhavetoworkhard.Atthesametimeallvacationalworkiscasualwork.You’llhaveajobwhenthehoteltherestaurantorthecampsiteisbusy. 18 you’llworkifit’sconvenientforthecompanythatemploysyou.Butyouhave 19employmentrights.Assoonastheholidayseason 20 they’llgetridofyou”.
1.A.workB.luck C.chancesD.services
2.A.agriculture B.industry C.hotels D.restaurants
3.A.pains B.comfortC.difficulty D.excitement
4.A.always B.hardly C.never D.seldom
5.A.If B.Unless C.BecauseD.Although
6.A.healthcare B.vacationworkC.languagestudiesD.touristsafety
7.A.Italian B.English C.FrenchD.Spanish
8.A.chance B.ability C.possibility D.advantage
9.A.Noone B.None C.NoteveryoneD.Everybody
10.A.abroad B.employedC.alone D.respected
11.A.driven B.