A. benefits B. different C. eventually D. instruments E. movingF.

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问题 A. benefits    B. different C. eventually D. instruments    E. moving
F. multiple G. unsalaried H. number I. paid             J. restrict
K. save    L. separately M. similar    N. simultaneously O. waste
In 1997, author Dan Pink noted in an article in Fast Company magazine that there were approximately 25 million "free agents" in the US.  A free agent, much like in sports, is a person who does not have any commitments that【C1】 ________their actions, and it includes all【C2】 ________jobs.  Free agents are also referred to as contract workers, consultants and freelancers.  They don’t receive health care【C3】 ________, unemployment insurance or collective-bargaining rights.  Free agents work with【C4】 ________clients on a variety of projects based on their unique set of abilities.
In 2011, Kelly Services found that the【C5】 ________ of free agents had grown to 44 million as Americans desired more freedom, flexibility and ways to get【C6】 ________ for their professional skills. Recently, a study by MBO Partners projected that there could be 70 million free agents by 2020, creating a workplace environment with more free agents than full-time employees. That shows that we’re【C7】 ________ from an economy that supported full-time employment and benefits to one where professionals have multiple jobs【C8】 ________.
Companies are hiring more free agents than ever before because they【C9】 ________money and acquire niche (合适的) expertise to solve specific business problems. This is【C10】 ________from full-time salaried workers who get benefits and are generalists in their fields. In 2009, companies hired 28% more freelancers, and now in 2012, they are hiring 36% more, reports CareerBuilder. [br] 【C4】

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答案 F

解析形容词辨析题。根据空格后的名词clients可知，该处应填入形容词。由空格所在句中的clients和a variety of projects可知，multiple“多的，多种的”符合文意，故F为答案。

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