What you have acted shows the position is not ________(suit) for someone like you. That is to say, you have lost the chance.

 

suitable　

【解析】考查形容詞詞義。前句句意：你的所作所為表明這個(gè)職位不適合像你這樣的人。be suitable for“適合”，與句意相符。

 

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