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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #34103 Short career
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You will hear a recording about a topic. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep. Select the correct option to complete the recording.

Transcript:

The arrival of the new year means new decisions for students planning their futures and seeking a career path that not only suits their strengths, but also brings them satisfaction and security. The transportation industry in the United States continues to experience a workforce shortage, and may be the ideal path for hands-on learners whose talents and interests may be well suited for a successful and satisfying ….
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Option 4: "technician career"

Explanation: The term 'technician career' aligns perfectly with the context of the transportation industry's workforce needs. It indicates a hands-on role that suits learners' strengths and interests, directly connecting to the text's emphasis on practical skills and job satisfaction.

Option 1: "mechanical career"

Explanation: While 'mechanical career' suggests a focus on machinery, the text emphasizes a broader range of hands-on roles in the transportation industry. The term does not align with the context of a workforce shortage in transportation, which encompasses various technical roles.

Option 2: "engineer career"

Explanation: The term 'engineer career' is too specific and implies a level of education and expertise that may not be accessible to all hands-on learners. The text refers to a variety of roles in the transportation industry, making this option too narrow.

Option 3: "technical career"

Explanation: Although 'technical career' is somewhat relevant, it lacks the specificity needed for the context. The text suggests a focus on practical, hands-on roles, which are better captured by the term 'technician' rather than the broader 'technical'.

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