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How did she find her new job a few months later?She felt it was very ____.
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根据提示信息可推知应当填写有关对工作感受的词，从“she found the job boring”可判断，她觉得这份工作很乏味。
【录音原文】
Tina began to look for a new job. She went to the employment agency and filled out a form, but the agency was not able to find a place for her. Every day she looked at help-wanted-advertisements in the newspapers. She also talked to her friends about getting a job. But there was one big problem, most jobs require experience, and she had very little experience. Finally she got a job as a saleswoman at a supermarket near her house. She was able to walk there. The pay wasn’t good, but it was nicer than working in a factory. She liked being a saleswoman at first. After a few months, however, she found the job boring. She thought there would be no future for her to be a saleswoman.
Q11: Why did Tina come to the employment agency?
Q12: What did she do in the employment agency?
Q13: What was the problem with Tina?
Q14: What job did she get at a supermarket?
Q15: How did she feel about her new job a few months later?
根据提示信息可推知应当填写有关对工作感受的词，从“she found the job boring”可判断，她觉得这份工作很乏味。
【录音原文】
Tina began to look for a new job. She went to the employment agency and filled out a form, but the agency was not able to find a place for her. Every day she looked at help-wanted-advertisements in the newspapers. She also talked to her friends about getting a job. But there was one big problem, most jobs require experience, and she had very little experience. Finally she got a job as a saleswoman at a supermarket near her house. She was able to walk there. The pay wasn’t good, but it was nicer than working in a factory. She liked being a saleswoman at first. After a few months, however, she found the job boring. She thought there would be no future for her to be a saleswoman.
Q11: Why did Tina come to the employment agency?
Q12: What did she do in the employment agency?
Q13: What was the problem with Tina?
Q14: What job did she get at a supermarket?
Q15: How did she feel about her new job a few months later?
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