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Editors/Designers Wanted

　　China Daily, a national English newspaper, is looking for

　　English-language senior editors/designers．

　　Senior Business Editor

　　You must：assist the Business editor in setting goals and working on achieving them; be an excellent team person who can come up with ideas and think creatively, be able to rewrite totally if needed and advise junior workers; be working or have worked in a leading position and understand what leadership means; have had at least five years’ business editing experience and be familiar with industry software．

　　Business Copy-editor

　　You must：work on shifts(轮班)in the Business Desk and usually have the last word before the page is sent to print; edit or rewrite copy and give brief headlines and captions(说明文字); have had at least two years’ editing experience and be familiar with industry software．

　　Copy-editor

　　You must：be good at editing or rewriting copy and writing brief headlines and captions; be able to work on shills for different pages, and usually have the last word before the page is sent to print; have two years of editing experience and be familiar with industry software．

　　Senior Graphic Designer

　　You must：have excellent skills in information graphics; be good with illustrations(插图)and freehand drawings; be experienced in newspaper or magazine designs; have a good some of typography (排版); have good news judgment

　　Once hired, you will be offered a competitive salary package, free housing with furniture paid for , 90 percent medical reimbursement (补偿), seven days of paid leave, 11 public holidays and return ticket to your native land．

(1)

If you are employed by the China Daily newspaper group, you can ________．
[　　]
A．	have eleven days of paid leave
B．	enjoy free medical service in China
C．	stay in any hotel without paying for it
D．	get a return ticket to your home country

(2)

To be a ________ you have to have at least five years’ editing experience．
[　　]
A．	Business Copy-editor
B．	Senior business Editor
C．	Copy-editor
D．	Senior Graphic Designer

(3)

To be familiar with industry software is required in ________ of the jobs provided．
[　　]
A．	one
B．	two
C．	three
D．	four

(4)

According to the ________ is a must for all the four jobs．
[　　]
A．	a good knowledge of English
B．	two years’ editing experience
C．	a good sense of typography
D．	working on shills

答案：1．D;2．B;3．C;4．A;

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