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4．The job is not very good _________ income，but I can get valuable experience from it．（　　）

A．

in terms of

B．

in search of

C．

in need of

D．

in case of

分析就工资待遇方面来说，这份工作是不好的，但是我能从中获取珍贵的经验．

解答答案：A in terms of 就．．而言； in search of 寻找； in need of 需要； in case of 万一．联系前后语境，根据but I can get valuable experience from it，该句中有一个but，说明前后句之间应该表示转折，结合句意，in terms of （就．．而言）符合句意，故选A．

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