Highschoolstudentsneed“cool”jobsinsummerholidays.Workingatpopularretailchains(零售连锁店)andice-creamshopsaregoodchoices.TheU.S.DepartmentofLabor(美国劳工部)saysthatabouttwo-thirdsoftheteenagerworkersareinfastfoodbusiness.1/5ofcooksandfoodworkersarebetween16and19yearsoldand2/5offoodworkersarepart-timeworkers.

Ifyouthinktakingapart-timejobiseasieryouarewrong.Foryoungpeoplewhateveryoudodoyourjobswell.Becauseagoodworkrecordwillbeusefulforhigher-paidjobsinthefuture.Let’ssharemystory.

UnlesswithmyfamilymembersIwouldgotoeatfastfood.Thatdoesn’tmeanIdon’tlikeworkinginafastfoodrestaurant.Myfirstpart-timejobatage16wasattheMcDonald’sinBloomingtonIndiana.Itwasveryhardwork.EspeciallyonIndianaUniversityfootballweekendswehadnotimetorestbutwestillhadalotoffun.FinallyIgotahigher-paidjob.

Afuturemanagerbelievesthatdifficultworkencouragessuccess.ThegrowingU.S.populationwillbringmorerestaurants.Whilemanypeoplecan’tdealwiththepressure(压力)tofillordersquicklythepeoplewhoreallydoagreatjobwillgetplentyofrewardsintheworkplace

1.AccordingtotheU.S.DepartmentofLabor______.

A.morethanhalfofteenagerworkersareinfastfoodbusiness

B.teenagersinAmericaliketoworkinafastfoodrestaurant

C.teenagersliketotakeapart-timejobinsummerholidays

D.almostallteenagersareinterestedinfastfood

2.Theauthoruseshisownstorymainlytotellusthat______.

A.heneverlikedfastfoodandwouldnevereatit

B.hedidn’tlikeworkinginafastfoodrestaurantatall

C.hedidagreatjobwhichenabledhimtofindabetterone

D.heneverwenttothefastfoodrestaurantwithhisfamily

3.Theunderlinedphrase“Afuturemanager”inParagraph4meansthepersonwho______.

A.willbecomeamanagerinthefuture

B.wantstobeamanagerinthefuture

C.doesn’tlikehisjobatpresent

D.worriesabouthisfuture

4.Fromthelastparagraphwecanlearnthat______.

A.amanagerwilldolessworkandgetmoremoney

B.notallthepeoplearesuitableforthejobinfas