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 第一篇：        Work and play are the words frequently used to illustrate the difference between people’s professional livesand their leisure time. Yet, for some individuals, there appears to be no difference. Welcome to the world of videoand computer game testers – people who literally play for a living.        On the surface, this might sound like an awesome career. But don't start searching the Internet for vacanciesjust yet. Here, some game testing pros explain why the work is not as wonderful as people might think.        Firstly, testers don’t usually get to play a whole game from beginning to end. Instead, they are generallyassigned a part of the game that they have to play over and over for months. One tester compares it to repeatedlylooking at the same short clip of a film. “You can hardly call that watching a movie,” he says. Furthermore, youdon’t get to choose the games and will often have to test a game that you don’t even like.      Another issue is payment. Testers earn just around US$10 an hour and even those with years of experiencemight get an hourly wage of no more than US$15. Also, because testers generally work freelance, they are notentitled to the benefits that other employees of the software company get.    Testing can also be exhausting work. When deadlines for a project's completion approach, testers are oftenasked to put in overtime hours for little or no compensation. People have reported collapsing from fatigue whileworking through the night staring at screens and wriggling their fingers to get the job done. As many veterans ofthe industry will tell you, game testing is not simply fun and excitement. It can be monotonous and uninspiringjust like any other job.
【題組】41. What is the main idea of this article?
(A) tips of becoming a game tester
(B) health risks of being a game tester
(C) reality of game testers’ work
(D) new developments of game testing