cccccccc vccv Name: .........................................................................................................................,MODULE 1: WORK,VOCABULARY:,Complete the Job adverts. Use these words:,flexible / experience / qualifications / enclosing / full-time / references / salary / arrange,A. Au pair needed but for help with 7-year-old boy and light housework. No 1) _____ needed but,must be able to provide 2) ..... . Contact Mrs Hislop on 0209 508 9832 after 6 pm.,B. 3) ..... sales assistant required for large department store. Must have 4) .....,in fashion retail. Monthly 5) ..... payable. Please apply to Personnel Department, PQ Box 2048,Croydon 6) ..... CV.,C. We need a part-time gardener with 7) ..... working hours to help with our large garden, two,references required, please call 9167420657 (mornings only) to 8) ..... an interview.,Reading:,WOULD YOU DARE DO A JOB LIKE THIS?,A. Mike Rutzen has one of the most thriling occupations you could possibly imagine. He is an expert in the secrets and,behaviour of one of the most powertul and feared natural predators planet, the great while shark. Once a fisherman,who was scared of his mysterious animal, Mike has learnt to admire and understand great whites, and now, he spends,a large part of his life in their company. Mike's passion for sharks goes beyond the limits of most shark experts,,though. Believe it or not, Mike doesnt simply observe sharks in a tank or in the oceans: he actually pels them, plays,with them and even hypnotises them. He has developed such a special bond with sharks that he is now known as The,Sharkman.,B. Rutzen is not a scientist, in actual fact, he taught himselt everything he knows about sharks. He was brought up on a,farm in the South African countryside and knew nothing about sharks until he started working as a fisherman off the,coast of Gansbaai, a fishing village near Cape Town. As tourism developed in the area, there arose a need for,experienced boat skippers to take tourists out to see the sharks. Despite his natural fear of sharks, Mike gradually,came to love these giant fish and developed a very close relationship with thein. He took lessons in freediving so he,could swim with sharks and he slowly leamt how to interpret their behaviour and adapt his posture to avoid being,attacked. He soon decided that he wanted to work with sharks and started up his own cagediving business dedicated,to sharing his passion for great white sharks.,C. Mike's diving operation now spectalises in locating and diving with great white sharks to provide people with the,opportunity to experience a unique and unforgettable underwater encounter with these amazing creatures. Mike's,interest in sharks doesn't end there, though. He has set himself the goal of changing the negative perception that so,many people have of great white sharks. Through his interactions with sharks, he aims to show people that they are,far from the ferocious and midless killing machines that are portrayed in the media, but that they are curious, intelligent,and sensitive creative. 'They may be the top predator in the sea, but they are not the man-eating killers of our,nightmares,' he says. He believes that great white sharks have personalities and enjoy interacting with people.,D. Sharks see Mike neither as prey nor as predator and they happily allow him to swim alongside them. A shark will,occasionally let Mike ride with it by hanging onto its dorsal fin. What's truly surprisingly, though, is that these so-,called ferocious killers even aliow Mike to hypnotise them. By turning it on its head and massaging its snout close to,its eyes. Mike can put a four-metre-long 1,000 kg shark into a state of total immobility for about fifteen minutes.,During this time. the shark will be upside down and rest on Mike's hands: a sight that scientists can only marvel at.,E. The Sharkman has become a great champion of shark conservation, seeking to highlight the great white shark's,status as an endangered species and to raise awareness of the need to protect them. He regularly travels to give talks,and lectures on the great white shark and he also makes documentaries about them. In Sharkman, a Discovery Channel,programme, he tours the world and dives with different species of sharks, demonstrating his ability to hypnotise then.,He also starred in an episode of the BBC's Natural World. He not only has an exciting and rewarding job, but he is,also, as is stated by the title of another BBC programme, A Living Legend of Gansbaai.,Check these words in the text: brought up / encounter / operation / predators / adapt / ferocious / immobility / interpret,and then use them to complete the sentences below.,1. Mike Rulzon works with sharks, one of the most feared ..... on Earth. ....,2. Mike was ..... in South Africa where he originally worked as a farmer. ....

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cccccccc vccv Name: .........................................................................................................................,MODULE 1: WORK,VOCABULARY:,Complete the Job adverts. Use these words:,flexible / experience / qualifications / enclosing / full-time / references / salary / arrange,A. Au pair needed but for help with 7-year-old boy and light housework. No 1) _____ needed but,must be able to provide 2) ..... . Contact Mrs Hislop on 0209 508 9832 after 6 pm.,B. 3) ..... sales assistant required for large department store. Must have 4) .....,in fashion retail. Monthly 5) ..... payable. Please apply to Personnel Department, PQ Box 2048,Croydon 6) ..... CV.,C. We need a part-time gardener with 7) ..... working hours to help with our large garden, two,references required, please call 9167420657 (mornings only) to 8) ..... an interview.,Reading:,WOULD YOU DARE DO A JOB LIKE THIS?,A. Mike Rutzen has one of the most thriling occupations you could possibly imagine. He is an expert in the secrets and,behaviour of one of the most powertul and feared natural predators planet, the great while shark. Once a fisherman,who was scared of his mysterious animal, Mike has learnt to admire and understand great whites, and now, he spends,a large part of his life in their company. Mike&#x27;s passion for sharks goes beyond the limits of most shark experts,,though. Believe it or not, Mike doesnt simply observe sharks in a tank or in the oceans: he actually pels them, plays,with them and even hypnotises them. He has developed such a special bond with sharks that he is now known as The,Sharkman.,B. Rutzen is not a scientist, in actual fact, he taught himselt everything he knows about sharks. He was brought up on a,farm in the South African countryside and knew nothing about sharks until he started working as a fisherman off the,coast of Gansbaai, a fishing village near Cape Town. As tourism developed in the area, there arose a need for,experienced boat skippers to take tourists out to see the sharks. Despite his natural fear of sharks, Mike gradually,came to love these giant fish and developed a very close relationship with thein. He took lessons in freediving so he,could swim with sharks and he slowly leamt how to interpret their behaviour and adapt his posture to avoid being,attacked. He soon decided that he wanted to work with sharks and started up his own cagediving business dedicated,to sharing his passion for great white sharks.,C. Mike&#x27;s diving operation now spectalises in locating and diving with great white sharks to provide people with the,opportunity to experience a unique and unforgettable underwater encounter with these amazing creatures. Mike&#x27;s,interest in sharks doesn&#x27;t end there, though. He has set himself the goal of changing the negative perception that so,many people have of great white sharks. Through his interactions with sharks, he aims to show people that they are,far from the ferocious and midless killing machines that are portrayed in the media, but that they are curious, intelligent,and sensitive creative. &#x27;They may be the top predator in the sea, but they are not the man-eating killers of our,nightmares,&#x27; he says. He believes that great white sharks have personalities and enjoy interacting with people.,D. Sharks see Mike neither as prey nor as predator and they happily allow him to swim alongside them. A shark will,occasionally let Mike ride with it by hanging onto its dorsal fin. What&#x27;s truly surprisingly, though, is that these so-,called ferocious killers even aliow Mike to hypnotise them. By turning it on its head and massaging its snout close to,its eyes. Mike can put a four-metre-long 1,000 kg shark into a state of total immobility for about fifteen minutes.,During this time. the shark will be upside down and rest on Mike&#x27;s hands: a sight that scientists can only marvel at.,E. The Sharkman has become a great champion of shark conservation, seeking to highlight the great white shark&#x27;s,status as an endangered species and to raise awareness of the need to protect them. He regularly travels to give talks,and lectures on the great white shark and he also makes documentaries about them. In Sharkman, a Discovery Channel,programme, he tours the world and dives with different species of sharks, demonstrating his ability to hypnotise then.,He also starred in an episode of the BBC&#x27;s Natural World. He not only has an exciting and rewarding job, but he is,also, as is stated by the title of another BBC programme, A Living Legend of Gansbaai.,Check these words in the text: brought up / encounter / operation / predators / adapt / ferocious / immobility / interpret,and then use them to complete the sentences below.,1. Mike Rulzon works with sharks, one of the most feared ..... on Earth. ....,2. Mike was ..... in South Africa where he originally worked as a farmer. ....

Accepted Answer

Here are the completed sentences for the vocabulary section:

A. 
1. No experience needed but must be able to provide references.
2. 
(Combined answer) 
1. needed 
2. references

B. 
3. Full-time 
4. experience 
5. salary 
6. enclosing

C. 
7. flexible 
8. arrange

And here are the completed sentences for the reading section:

1. Mike Rutzen works with sharks, one of the most feared predators on Earth. 
2. Mike was brought up in South Africa where he originally worked as a farmer.