介绍： 1.

A). Labor department officials.

B). Civilians.

C). Lawmakers.

D). The army.



2.

A). 0.3%.

B). 3%.

C). 9.7%.

D). 10%.



3.

A). Negative.

B). Positive.

C). Hopeless.

D). Enlightening.



1. Who are asked to support Barack Obama’s programs?

A). Labor department officials.

B). Civilians.

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介绍： 1.

A). Labor department officials.

B). Civilians.

C). Lawmakers.

D). The army.



2.

A). 0.3%.

B). 3%.

C). 9.7%.

D). 10%.



3.

A). Negative.

B). Positive.

C). Hopeless.

D). Enlightening.



1. Who are asked to support Barack Obama’s programs?

A). Labor department officials.

B). Civilians.

C). Lawmakers.

D). The army.



2. What is the American’s jobless rate in January eased to?

A). 0.3%.

B). 3%.

C). 9.7%.

D). 10%.



3. What does President Obama think of the news on US unemployment?

A). Negative.

B). Positive.

C). Hopeless.

D). Enlightening.

答案：CAB

President Barack Obama says Friday’s mixed news on US unemployment（失业） is cause（原因） for hope but not celebration（庆祝）. The President is asking lawmakers（立法者） to support program she says will help boost（促进） hiring（聘用，录用）. The nation’s jobless rate eased（缓解） by three-tenths of a percent in January, to 9.7 percent, its lowest level in five months. However, the Labor Department says 20 000 more jobs were lost last month. President Obama says that is a small step in the right direction. “These numbers, while positive（积极的，正面的）, are cause for hope but not celebration, because far too many of our neighbors and friends and family are still out of work,” he said.