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[研究生入学考试题库]考研英语(一)模拟137 Section Ⅰ Use of EnglishDirections: Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C or D on the ANSWER SHEET.  College grads must soon begin the daunting task of starting their first job and trying not to go broke on their meager paychecks.  Its not going to be easy. In a recent 1 from the real-estate website Trulia and the job posting site Indeed, researchers 2 the numbers on 3 grads are likely to face when it 4 to job prospects and housing costs in major cities. 5 , the cities that tend to have the most job opportunities for recent college graduates are also typically the most 6 .  It 7 out that new grads are going to have a very difficult decision to make, said Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist at Trulia. The report 8 what share of apartment listings would 9 for less than 30 percent of the typical millennials paycheck— 10 is what financial 11 often say should be the cap for how much people spend on rent.  Then there are places that 12 a better balance between affordability and share of jobs 13 . In Seattle, for example, 24 percent of job listings might be good for recent grads, 14 third in 15 of job opportunities.  Areas such as San Antonio, Austin or Salt Lake City have growing tech 16 , but have a lower cost of living than the typical tech centers in the Bay Area, Bardaro says. 17 that to San Francisco, where the cost of living is 64 percent higher than the national average, or New York City, where its 76 percent higher. However, younger workers may have an easier time finding jobs in those 18 cities.  You dont necessarily have to give up on your goal of living in New York or San Fran, especially if youve 19 a job that you think will help you 20 off your career. 1.A.testB.reportC.inquiryD.advice答案:B[解析] 本文节