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9⚪14Purchasingthenewproductionlinewillbeadealforthecompany.⌱G⚗#a.profitableb.forcefulc.tremendous⚪15Theyrecommendedthattheamusementpark.⌱G⚗#a.willbeextendedb.beextendedc.wasextended▅Ö×☢ḄᦻÙ6᪷ÛᦻÙᑁ6IᡂÜÝḄ⌱⚪I'mMichaelBush,ManagingDirectorofHoogleEngineering.IampleasedtowelcomeyouheretoourwebsiteandI'dliketotellyoualittleaboutthecompanyanditsorganization.HoogleEngineeringwassetupin1960.Itwasdividedintoseveraldepartmentsatthattime,suchasthesalesdepartment,marketingdepartment,andproductiondepartment.Lotsofmanagerswereemployedtomanageitall.Fortunatelythingsaredifferentnow.SixtypeopleareemployedbyHoogleandcommunicationbetweendepartmentsisconsideredtobeoneofthemostimportantaspectsofthebusiness.Themarketisglobalsoweneedtomakecontactwithcustomersworldwide,notjustlocally.Butintheolddayswewereallindifferentdepartmentsandneverspoketoeachother.Wehadatallstructure.Traditionallywehadpeopleatthefirstlevelontheshopfloor,manufacturingproductsaccordingtotheinstructionswhichtheyweregiven.Thenyouhadasupervisorylevelofpeoplewhosupervisedthemeveryday.Thenyoumoveduptothemiddlemanagement,whoweredoingthetasksofgettingnewbusiness,andthenyouhadtheseniormanagementteam,andthenyouhadtheboard,whodecidedthebusinessstrategy.Sotherewerealotoflevelsinthecompanyintheolddaysactually.Thestructuretodayisthatweformteamswithinteamstoplacepeoplewhocanmanufactureaproduct.Eachteamhasmembersthatcanmanufacturedifferentproducts.Theactualteamsnowareself-managing,sowedon'tevenhaveteamleaders.You'vegottheteams,andthenyou've
10gottwopeople,onlytwopeople,whoarewhatyouthinkofasmanagement.Thisisgenerallycalledflatstructure.⚪16HoogleEngineeringwassetupin.⌱G⚗#a.thetwentyfirstcenturyb.thetwentiethcenturyc.thenineteenthcentury⚪17Therearemanydifferentofmanagementinatallstructure.⌱G⚗#a.levelsb.kindsc.functions⚪18Peopleinaflatstructureusuallyworkin.⌱G⚗#a.departmentsb.teamsc.families⚪19AllofthefollowingstatementsaretrueaccordingtothepassageEXCEPTthat.⌱G⚗#a.theauthorthinksthetwostructureshavethesamefunctionsb.communicationinthecompanyisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantc.therearemoreindividualresponsibilitiesintheflatstructure⚪20Thebesttitleforthepassageis.⌱G⚗#a.OrganizationStructureinHoogleEngineeringb.SuccessinHoogleengineering
11c.HistoryofHoogleEngineering▅ÖᑨQ⚪#Weliveinanagefullofopportunities:Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession,nomatterwhereyoustartedout.Butwithopportunitycomesresponsibility.Companiestodayaren,tmanagingtheiremployeesJcareers.Professionalworkersmustbetheirownchiefexecutiveofficers(CEO).It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworkinglifethatmaylastaround50years.Todothosethingswell,you'11needtohaveadeepunderstandingofyourself-notonlywhatyourstrengthsandweaknessesare,butalsohowyoulearn,howyouworkwithothers,whatyourvaluesare,andwhereyoucanmakethegreatestcontribution.Becauseonlywhenyouoperatefromstrengthcanyouachievetrueexcellence.History'sgreatachievers-Napoleon,daVinci,andMozart-havealwaysmanagedthemselves.Buttheyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrareexceptions.Now,mostofus,eventhoseofuswithmodesttalents,willhavetolearntomanageourselves.Wewillhavetolearntodevelopourselves.Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswherewecanmakethegreatestcontribution.Andwewillhavetostaymentallyalertandengagedduringa50-yearworkinglife,whichmeansknowinghowandwhentochangetheworkwedo.⚪21CompaniestodayareresponsibleforemployeeJscareer.⌱G⚗#8┯⚪22ItistheCEOwhodecidesyourplace.⌱G⚗#8┯⚪23Youneedtounderstandyourcompanywellsothatyoucandothingswell.⌱G⚗#
128┯⚪24Understandingyourselfmeansknowingwellaboutyourstrengths,weaknesses,yourvalues,howyoulearn,howyoudowithothersandsoon.⌱G⚗#8┯⚪25Ordinarypeoplecannotmanagethemselveswell.⌱G⚗#8┯⌱×ᑡçèËéḄêë⚪26It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworkinglifethatmaylastaround50years.⌱G⚗#a.ᵫíᩭïðᙠᢝóḄᜧô50&ḄõXSöo6ᔲøú46ûüᡂᦔb.ᵫíïðþᔲÿ ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲᡂᦔc.ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲ ᡂᦔ!"#$Ḅ⚪&27Theprogrammegivesstudentstheopportunitytolearnmoreaboutglobalwarming.⌱?@⚗Ba.CD⚗&EFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVWb.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄ[\c.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVW⚪&28Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswherewecanmakethegreatestcontribution.⌱?@⚗Ba.ᡃabccdeᨬᜧḄgh
13b.ᡃaijk#$lᑮdeᨬᜧghḄnoC.ᡃaijqrᨬᜧḄ⚗&.⚪&29Theyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrareexceptions.⌱?@⚗Ba.uvDwaxyz{|}ᡂ~ᡠwaX᪵Ḅ}b.waḄyᡂ~c@ὃ⇋|c.wacḄDḄ⚪&30Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession.⌱?@⚗Ba."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᓣb."«¬ᨵ¡®¯°§¨"~©ᑮ"⌱?Ḅc."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᙠ#$ᡠ⌱Ḅ⚞²e³´⃓.@rmleavingforShanghaitomorrow.⚪&1⌱?@⚗Ba.Let'sgooutforadrink.b.Haveapleasanttrip!c.Seeyoulater.⚪&2—HowdidyoufindyourvisittoQingdao,Joanna?⌱?@⚗Ba.Iwenttherealone.b.Aguideshowedmetheway.c.Oh,wonderfulindeed.⚪&3
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15a.inb.toc.of⚪&8Thisistheman___lastnight.⌱?@⚗Ba.whomIsawb.whoIsawhimc.whom1sawhim⚪&9Thelightistoo_______formetoread.Icannotstandanymore.⌱?@⚗Ba.dimb.ripec.soup⚪&10fathertookpartinthecharityactivityintheneighbourhoodyesterday?-Peter's.⌱?@⚗Ba.Whichb.Whosec.What⚪&11Hegaveuphisstudyincollegein.⌱?@⚗Ba.bundleb.despairc.ash⚪&12Theyaretryingtothewastedischargedbythefactoryforprofit.⌱?@⚗B
16a.exposeb.exhaustc.exploit⚪&13Abudgetisanestimationoftheand_______overaspecifiedfutureperiodoftime.⌱?@⚗Ba.revenue;interestb.cost;expensec.revenue;expenses⚪&14Youcangoout,youpromisetobebackbefore12o'clock.⌱?@⚗Ba.aslongasb.asfarasc.sofaras⚪&15Letsdiscusstheseproblemsatthemeeting,?⌱?@⚗Ba.shallweb.dowec.willyou▅Ír☢ḄᦻÏ᪷ÑᦻÏᑁÓÔᡂÕiḄ⌱?⚪I'mMichaelBush,ManagingDirectorofHoogleEngineering.IampleasedtowelcomeyouheretoourwebsiteandI'dliketotellyoualittleaboutthecompanyanditsorganization.HoogleEngineeringwassetupin1960.Itwasdividedintoseveraldepartmentsatthattime,suchasthesalesdepartment,marketingdepartment,andproductiondepartment.Lotsofmanagerswereemployedtomanageitall.Fortunatelythingsaredifferentnow.SixtypeopleareemployedbyHoogleandcommunicationbetweendepartmentsisconsideredtobeoneofthemostimportantaspectsofthebusiness.Themarketisglobalsoweneedtomakecontactwithcustomersworldwide,notjustlocally.Butintheolddayswewereallindifferentdepartmentsandneverspoketoeachother.
17Wehadatallstructure.Traditionallywehadpeopleatthefirstlevelontheshopfloor,manufacturingproductsaccordingtotheinstructionswhichtheyweregiven.Thenyouhadasupervisorylevelofpeoplewhosupervisedthemeveryday.Thenyoumoveduptothemiddlemanagement,whoweredoingthetasksofgettingnewbusiness,andthenyouhadtheseniormanagementteam,andthenyouhadtheboard,whodecidedthebusinessstrategy.Sotherewerealotoflevelsinthecompanyintheolddaysactually.Thestructuretodayisthatweformteamswithinteamstoplacepeoplewhocanmanufactureaproduct.Eachteamhasmembersthatcanmanufacturedifferentproducts.Theactualteamsnowareself-managing,sowedon,tevenhaveteamleaders.You,vegottheteams,andthenyou'vegottwopeople,onlytwopeople,whoarewhatyouthinkofasmanagement.Thisisgenerallycalledflatstructure.⚪&16HoogleEngineeringwassetupin.⌱?@⚗Ba.thenineteenthcenturyb.thetwentiethcenturyc.thetwentyfirstcentury⚪&17Therearemanydifferentofmanagementinatallstructure.⌱?@⚗Ba.kindsb.levelsc.functions⚪&18Peopleinaflatstructureusuallyworkin.⌱?@⚗Ba.familiesb.teamsc.departments⚪&19AllofthefollowingstatementsaretrueaccordingtothepassageEXCEPTthat.
18⌱?@⚗:a.therearemoreindividualresponsibi1itiesintheflatstructureb.communicationinthecompanyisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantc.theauthorthinksthetwostructureshavethesamefunctions⚪&20Thebesttitleforthepassageis.⌱?@⚗Ba.HistoryofHoogleEngineeringb.SuccessinHoogleengineeringc.OrganizationStructureinHoogleEngineering▅ÍᑨÝ⚪BWeliveinanagefullofopportunities:Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession,nomatterwhereyoustartedout.Butwithopportunitycomesresponsibility.Companiestodayaren,tmanagingtheiremployees*careers.Professionalworkersmustbetheirownchiefexecutiveofficers(CEO).It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworkinglifethatmaylastaround50years.Todothosethingswell,you'11needtohaveadeepunderstandingofyourself-notonlywhatyourstrengthsandweaknessesare,butalsohowyoulearn,howyouworkwithothers,whatyourvaluesare,andwhereyoucanmakethegreatestcontribution.Becauseonlywhenyouoperatefromstrengthcanyouachievetrueexcellence.History,sgreatachievers-Napoleon,daVinci,andMozart-havealwaysmanagedthemselves.Buttheyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrareexceptions.Now,mostofus,eventhoseofuswithmodesttalents,willhavetolearntomanageourselves.Wewillhavetolearntodevelopourselves.Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswherewecanmakethegreatestcontribution.Andwewillhavetostaymentallyalertandengagedduringa50-yearworkinglife,whichmeansknowinghowandwhentochangetheworkwedo.⚪&21Companiestodayareresponsibleforemployee'scareer.⌱?@⚗Bã
19┯⚪&22ItistheCEOwhodecidesyourplace.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&23Youneedtounderstandyourcompanywellsothatyoucandothingswell.⌱?@■⚗Bã┯⚪&24Understandingyourselfmeansknowingwellaboutyourstrengths,weaknesses,yourvalues,howyoulearn,howyoudowithothersandsoon.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&25Ordinarypeoplecannotmanagethemselveswell.⌱?@⚗Bã┯ç⌱?rᑡéuêḄëì⚪&26Theprogrammegivesstudentstheopportunitytolearnmoreaboutglobalwarming.⌱?@⚗Ba.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVWb.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄ[\c.CD⚗&EFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVW⚪&27It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworking
20lifethatmaylastaround50years.⌱?@⚗Ba.ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲ ᡂᦔ!"#$Ḅb.ᵫ"îᔲ ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲᡂᦔc.ᵫ"ᩭîᙠ©ᢝ¯Ḅᜧ50Ḅᔲᡂᦔ⚪&28Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession.⌱?@■⚗Ba."«¬ᨵ¡®¯°§¨"~©ᑮ"⌱?Ḅb."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᓣc."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᙠ#$ᡠ⌱Ḅ⚞²e³´⃓⚪&29Theyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrareexceptions.⌱?@⚗Ba.wacḄDḄb.waḄyᡂ~c@ὃ⇋|c.uvDwaxyz{|}ᡂ~ᡠwaX᪵Ḅ}⚪&30Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswherewecanmakethegreatestcontribution.⌱?@⚗Ba.ᡃabccdeᨬᜧḄghb.ᡃaijk#$lᑮdeᨬᜧghḄnoc.ᡃaijqrᨬᜧḄ⚗&⚪&1@No,sorry,Ididn'tknowtheruleaboutpunchingin.⌱?@⚗Bb.Areyoulatethismorning,Wendy?
21c.Didn'tyoupunchoutthismorning,Wendy?⚪&2-Shegavetwoweeks.⌱?@⚗Ba.Whatdidshedo?b.Whatdidsheget?c.Howmuchtimedidshegive?⚪&3@Sorry,Imadeamistakeagain.Practisemoreandyou'11succeed.⌱?@⚗Ba.Don,tmentionit.b.Certainlynot.c.Nevermind.⚪&4—Isitpossibleforyoutoexpandbusinessthere?⌱?@⚗Ba.Ilikeit.b.rdloveto.c.Yes,Ithinkso.⚪&5—IwonderifIcoulduseyourcomputertonight?⌱?@⚗Ba.Itdoesntmatter.b.Sure,goahead.c.Whocares?⚪&6Iamyourearlycoming.
22⌱?@⚗Ba.lookingforwardb.lookforwardtoc.lookingforwardto⚪&7Abusdriverthesafetyofhispassengers.⌱?@⚗Ba.isresponsibleinb.isresponsibleforc.isresponsibleto⚪&8Myfriendinvitedmetheartclub,andIaccepteditwithpleasure.⌱?@⚗Ba.tojoinb.joinc.joining⚪&9Itookitforthatyouwouldn,tcomehereagain.⌱?@⚗Ba.grandb.grantedc.tame⚪&10It'stopointtoortalkaboutstrangersinpublic.⌱?@⚗Ba.politeb.goodc.notpolite⚪&11Undernocircumstancetotellliestoparents.⌱?@⚗:
23a.arechildrenallowedb.childrenareallowedc.willchildrenallow⚪&12Themanagerurgedhisstaffnottothesplendidopportunity.⌱?@⚗Ba.escapeb.missc.slide⚪&13Rent,electricityandinsuranceareallexamplesofthecompany*s⌱?@⚗Ba.turnoverb.assetsc.overhead⚪&14JohnaswellasMikejustbeenbackfromanimportantmeeting.⌱?@⚗Ba.haveb.hasc.had⚪&15Youcangoout,youpromisetobebackbefore12o*clock.⌱?@⚗Ba.asfarasb.aslongasc.sofaras▅Ír☢ḄᦻÏ᪷ÑᦻÏᑁÓÔᡂÕiḄ⌱?⚪I'mMichaelBush,ManagingDirectorofHoogleEngineering.IampleasedtowelcomeyouheretoourwebsiteandI'dliketotellyoualittleaboutthecompanyanditsorganization.HoogleEngineeringwassetupin1960.Itwasdividedintoseveraldepartmentsatthattime,
24suchasthesalesdepartment,marketingdepartment,andproductiondepartment.Lotsofmanagerswereemployedtomanageitall.Fortunatelythingsaredifferentnow.SixtypeopleareemployedbyHoogleandcommunicationbetweendepartmentsisconsideredtobeoneofthemostimportantaspectsofthebusiness.Themarketisglobalsoweneedtomakecontactwithcustomersworldwide,notjustlocally.Butintheolddayswewereallindifferentdepartmentsandneverspoketoeachother.Wehadatallstructure.Traditionallywehadpeopleatthefirstlevelontheshopfloor,manufacturingproductsaccordingtotheinstructionswhichtheyweregiven.Thenyouhadasupervisorylevelofpeoplewhosupervisedthemeveryday.Thenyoumoveduptothemiddlemanagement,whoweredoingthetasksofgettingnewbusiness,andthenyouhadtheseniormanagementteam,andthenyouhadtheboard,whodecidedthebusinessstrategy.Sotherewerealotoflevelsinthecompanyintheolddaysactually.Thestructuretodayisthatweformteamswithinteamstoplacepeoplewhocanmanufactureaproduct.Eachteamhasmembersthatcanmanufacturedifferentproducts.Theactualteamsnowareself-managing,sowedon'tevenhaveteamleaders.You'vegottheteams,andthenyou'vegottwopeople,onlytwopeople,whoarewhatyouthinkofasmanagement.Thisisgenerallycalledflatstructure.⚪&16HoogleEngineeringwassetupin.⌱?@⚗Ba.thetwentyfirstcenturyb.thetwentiethcenturyc.thenineteenthcentury⚪&17Therearemanydifferentofmanagementinatallstructure.⌱?@⚗Ba.kindsb.levelsc.functions⚪&18Peopleinaflatstructureusuallyworkin.
25⌱?@⚗Ba.departmentsb.familiesc.teams⚪&19AllofthefollowingstatementsaretrueaccordingtothepassageEXCEPTthat.⌱?@⚗Ba.communicationinthecompanyisbecomingmoreandmoreimportantb.therearemoreindividualresponsibilitiesintheflatstructurec.theauthorthinksthetwostructureshavethesamefunctions⚪&20Thebesttitleforthepassageis.⌱?@⚗Ba.SuccessinHoogleengineeringb.OrganizationStructureinHoogleEngineeringc.HistoryofHoogleEngineering▅ÍᑨÝ⚪BWeliveinanagefullofopportunities:Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession,nomatterwhereyoustartedout.Butwithopportunitycomesresponsibility.Companiestodayaren,tmanagingtheiremployees'careers.Professionalworkersmustbetheirownchiefexecutiveofficers(CEO).It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworkinglifethatmaylastaround50years.Todothosethingswell,you'11needtohaveadeepunderstandingofyourself-notonlywhatyourstrengthsandweaknessesare,butalsohowyoulearn,howyouworkwithothers,whatyourvaluesare,andwhereyoucanmakethegreatestcontribution.Becauseonlywhenyouoperatefromstrengthcanyouachievetrueexcellence.History,sgreatachievers-Napoleon,daVinci,andMozart-havealwaysmanagedthemselves.Buttheyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrareexceptions.Now,mostofus,eventhoseofuswithmodesttalents,willhavetolearntomanageourselves.Wewillhavetolearntodevelopourselves.Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswhere
26wecanmakethegreatestcontribution.Andwewillhavetostaymentallyalertandengagedduringa50-yearworkinglife,whichmeansknowinghowandwhentochangetheworkwedo.⚪&21Companiestodayareresponsibleforemployee'scareer.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&22ItistheCEOwhodecidesyourplace.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&23Youneedtounderstandyourcompanywellsothatyoucandothingswell.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&24Understandingyourselfmeansknowingwellaboutyourstrengths,weaknesses,yourvalues,howyoulearn,howyoudowithothersandsoon.⌱?@⚗Bã┯⚪&25Ordinarypeoplecannotmanagethemselveswell.⌱?@⚗Bã┯ç⌱?rᑡéuêḄëì⚪&26Theyaresounusualbothintheirtalentsandtheiraccomplishmentsastobeconsideredrare
27exceptions.⌱?@⚗Ba.uvDwaxyz{|}ᡂ~ᡠwaX᪵Ḅ}b.wacḄDḄc.waḄyᡂ~c@ὃ⇋|⚪&27Ifyouaresmartenough,andhavegotambitionandkeeppushingforward,youcanrisetothetopofyourchosenprofession.⌱?@■⚗Ba."«¬ᨵ¡®¯°§¨"~©ᑮ"⌱?Ḅb."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᓣc."x{|}ᨵ¡¢£¤¥¦§¨"~©ᙠ#$ᡠ⌱Ḅ⚞²e³´⃓⚪&28It'suptoyoutostriveforyourplace,tokeepyourselfengagedandproductiveduringaworkinglifethatmaylastaround50years.⌱?@⚗Ba.ᵫ"îᔲ ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲᡂᦔb.ᵫ"ᩭîᙠ©ᢝ¯Ḅᜧ50Ḅᔲᡂᦔc.ᙠᜧ50Ḅᔲ ᡂᦔ!"#$Ḅ⚪&29Theprogrammegivesstudentstheopportunitytolearnmoreaboutglobalwarming.⌱?@⚗Ba.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVWb.CD⚗&EFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄVWc.XY⚗&ZCEFGHICJᐵ!ᐰᳫNPᨨR☢TUḄ[\⚪&30Wewillhavetoplaceourselveswherewecanmakethegreatestcontribution.⌱?@⚗Ba.ᡃabccdeᨬᜧḄghb.ᡃaijk#$lᑮdeᨬᜧghḄnoc.ᡃaijqrᨬᜧḄ⚗&
28⌱?òóôõ⚪⌱⚗⌱e@Yòᐭó÷ᜐḄᨬù⌱⚗⚪&1—Wouldyoulikesomemorebeer?-please.⌱?@⚗Ba.rvehadenoughb.Nomorec.Justalittle⚪&2@It'sgettingdark.I'mafraidImustbeoffnow.—OK._________⌱?@⚗Ba.Seeyou.b.Takeiteasy.c.Goslowly.⚪&3—DoyoumindifIsmokehere?⌱?@⚗Ba.Yes,please.b.Yes,betternot.c.No,thanks.⚪&4—Whatvegetablesareinseasonnow?—Radishandcarrot,_____.⌱?@⚗Ba.Iknowb.Iseec.Ithink⚪&5—Goodmorning,VolunteeringMatters,howcanIhelpyou?
29⌱?@⚗:a.Goodmorning,I'dliketofindouthowIcouldbecomeavolunteer.b.Goodmorning,I'dliketofindouthowIcouldmakeanappointment.c.Goodmorning,I'dliketofindouthowIcouldpayonline.⚪&6InBeijing,thebestseasoninayearisprobablyautumn.⌱?@⚗Ba.lateb.latterc.later⚪&7We____thelastbusanddidnthaveanymoneyfortaxi,sowehadtowalkhome.⌱?@⚗Ba.caughtb.lostc.missed⚪&8I______toknowhowoftenthebusrunsduringrushhour.⌱?@⚗Ba.takeplaceb.happenc.occur⚪&9Iabookwhenthetelephone.⌱?@⚗Ba.read"*rangb.wasreading…rangc.wasreading…wasringing⚪&10Themachinethismorningfornoreason.
30⌱?@⚗Ba.brokeupb.brokeoffc.brokeout⚪&11Wehavespentallofoursparetime,,oursparemoney,ontheproject.⌱?@⚗Ba.aswellasb.aslongasc.assoonas⚪&12Oneofthemainbenefitsofcommunityserviceisthatitaperson:scharacter.⌱?@⚗Ba.buildsb.setsc.makes⚪&13TheonlineWhat'sonforWomenprovidesinformationupcomingandongoingevents.⌱?@⚗Ba.forb.aboutc.with⚪&14Ittakessmal1stepstocreatebigchangeandthisisservice-learninghopestoachieve.⌱?@⚗Ba.whichb.thatc.what⚪&15Communityserviceisimportanttomebecauseitprovidesmewitheye-openingexperienceswhilemanypeople.
31⌱?@⚗:a.benefittingb.benefitc.benefits▅Íᳮÿ⚪HumanResourceManagement(HRM)istheprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationshipsinanorganization.Thesetwoprocessesareimportantinthesuccessandgrowthofabusiness.Inmanagingpeople,staffingisthemostimportantcomponentofIIRM.Itneedstomakeguidelinesandproceduresforhiringandplacement.Staffingalsoinvolvesthemanagementofemployeesonmatterslikemonitoringofholidays,absences,healthandsafety,disciplinaryaction,anddismissal.AnotherimportantelementforHRMinmanagingpeopleiskeepingtheemployeesinthecompany.Thetrainingofemployeestoenablethemtoimprovetheircareerdevelopmentisveryimportant.GoodHRMpoliciesensurethatthereareclearregulationswhichshowthepaylevelsforthedifferentpositionsinanorganization.Itisimportantforthestafftoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthatareavailabletothem.PerformancemanagementisanotherimportantcomponentofHRM.Thereasonforthisisthatmanyemployersuseittoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.ThesecondaryroleofHRMisthemanagementoftherelationshipsamongpeopleinanorganization.Thisincludesstaffwithindepartmentsaswellasacrossthewholeorganization.Therelationshipbetweenstaffandmanagementisanimportantfactorinthesuccessofanorganization.Itdecideshowfastanorganizationwillrealizetheirgoals.ThefocusofHRMisthepeoplewithinanorganization.Regularplanning,monitoringandevaluationareimportantforthesuccessofHRM.Successfulmanagementensuresthatallemployeesknowtheirrole,careerdevelopmentandalsofeelpartofanorganization.⚪'16is/areimportantinthesuccessofabusiness.⌱,-⚗a.Talentsandtheirgoalsb.Teamworkspiritandhighsalaryc.Theprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationships
32⚪'17ThemostimportantcomponentofHRMis.⌱,-⚗a.planningb.staffingc.monitoring⚪'18Accordingtothepassage,itisimportantfortheemployeestoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthrough.⌱,-⚗a.policiesb.noticesc.advertisements⚪'19Wecanusetoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.⌱,-⚗a.performancemanagementb.HRMpoliciesc.staffing⚪'20isNOTmentionedinthetextaboutthesuccessofHRM.⌱,-⚗a.Regularplanningandmonitoringb.Evaluationc.Training▅:ᑨ<⚪The“warfortalentreadslikeheadlinesfrommanyyearsago,butithasnevergoneawaysaysEleanorNickerson,directorofUKoperationsforTopEmployers.Manycompaniestheyhaveresearchedareshortoftalents.Thoughthecompaniesmayreceivemanyapplications,theycannotfindthepeopletheywant.TopEmployers?researchshowthatofferinggoodcareerchancesisthekeytoattracting
33andkeepingthetalent.Smartemployeesknowtheirownvalueandwillwanttoknowwhattheiremployerscanofferthemafterfiveor10years'careerdevelopment.So,keepingstaffisthebiggestchallengeemployersfaceinthelongrun.Yetnoteveryemployeefeelsthattheycanbettertheircareerchances.Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobs,despitearecentfallinunemployment,saystheTradesUnionCongress(TUC).TUCpointsoutthatsomefour-fifthsofnewjobscreatedhavebeeninpartsoftheeconomywhereaveragepayratesarelessthan£8anhoursincetherecessionbegan.Manyofthesejobsareontemporaryorzero-hourscontracts.AreportfromtheOfficeforNationalStatisticspublishedinFebruaryshowedthatrealwageshavebeenfallingconsistentlysince2010.It'sthelongestperiodsinceatleast1964."We'restillinthehardestlivingstandardssqueezeforoveracenturyandthosewhoarealreadyworkinghavehadyearsofreal-termspaycuts,“saysTUCspokespersonLizChinchen.uUnderstandingthepressuresthatstafffaceisagoodstartingpointforanyemployer.Ifemployerswanttoshowconcernfortheirstaff,theyshouldbepayingthemwellandunderstandthatzero-hourscontractsbringinsecurityandextrememoneyworries.”⚪'21AccordingtoresearchbyTopEmployers,manycorporationshaveenoughtalentsfortheirdevelopment.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'22Thedatashowsthekeytoattractingtalentsistoofferhighsalary.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'23Thebiggestchallengeforemployerstoiskeepingstaffinthelongrun.⌱,-⚗M┯
34⚪'24Notallemployeesbelievethattheycangetabetteroffer.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'25Thewageshavebeenrisingconsistentlysince2010.⌱,-⚗M┯Q⌱,RᑡTUVWḄYZ⚪'26Theteacherpointedoutthegrammarmistakesinthewriting.⌱,-⚗a.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄdᑏ┯fb.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄgh┯fc.ὁ]ᢣ_`ihcḄgh┯f⚪'27Thankyousomuchforyourgeneroushospitality.⌱,-⚗a.jklmnḄopqrb.jkstucvwḄxc.zḄjklmnḄ{|⚪'28Thoughtheyhavealotofapplicants,theycan,tfindthepeopletheywant.⌱,-⚗a.}ᯠᨵᵨᑮ⌕Ḅwb.}ᯠᨵᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅᕒc.}ᯠᨵὺὅᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅw⚪'29
35Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobsdespitethelowwages.⌱,-⚗a.ᑭᨵwᜫu¡ab.¡¢£ᨵwᜫu¡ac.¤¥¡¢¦wᡭ¨©ª⚪'30Practisingmoreisthekeytoleaningalanguage.⌱,-⚗a.«¬®¯°®±gḄ²ᓇb.°®g´Ḅᐵ¶⌕®c.·¸¹M¬g´°®ᩭ»ᨵᜐ⚪'1—Howdidyoumissyourtrain?⌱,-⚗a.Well,Iwascaughtinthetrafficjam.b.What'syourproposal?c.Nevermind.⚪'2-rmdogtired.Ican'twalkanyfurther,Tommy.—,Jenny.Youcandoit.⌱,-⚗a.Noproblemb.Nohurryc.Comeon⚪'3—WhatdoyouthinkaboutJapanesefood?⌱,-⚗a.Ididn:thavemuchtimetopreparefood,soIateoutalot.b.Publicenvironmenthasbeengreatlyimproved.
36c.Overall,thedietthereisahealthyone-lowfat.⚪'4—IfyouinviteaMuslimtodinner,whatareyouadvisednottoorderforhim?⌱,-⚗a.mutton.b.pork.c.chicken⚪'5—Onceortwiceaweek.⌱,-⚗a.Howlongwillyouarrangeformetovisitsomeoneathome?b.Howsoonwillyouarrangeformetovisitsomeoneathome?c.Howoftenwillyouarrangeformetovisitsomeoneathome?⚪'6Bringmeaglassofbeer,_____?⌱,-⚗a.willyoub.shallIc.dontyou⚪'7Iboughtanewcarlastmonth,butI______myoldcaryet.⌱,-⚗a.hadnotsoldb.havenotsoldc.didnotsell⚪'8—Whendowehavetopaythebill?——____December30.⌱,-⚗:
37a.Inb.Duringc.By⚪'9isknowntoall,toomuchfatcausesheartproblems.⌱,-⚗a.Asb.Itc.Justas⚪'10AvegetariandietconsistsofthefollowingEXCEPT.⌱,-⚗a.fruitb.meatc.vegetable⚪'11ThisisthebookIhavelearnedalot.⌱,-⚗a.towhichb.bywhomc.fromwhich⚪'12Involvementincommunityactivities______anintegralandinescapablepartofseniormanagers:jobs.⌱,-⚗a.hasseenasb.hasbeenseenasc.areseenas⚪'13Businesspeopleexercisetheirleadershipinthecommunityserviceareathecommercialworld.
38⌱,-⚗:.butb.soc.aswellas⚪'14Communityserviceisagreatwaytohelppeopleintheirtimeofneed.Itisgreattoseethehappinessthatresults______it.⌱,-⚗a.inb.fromc.of⚪'15CommunityServicesProgramaimsforallmembersofthecommunitytotobasicfinancialandmaterialresources,information,adviceandreferral.⌱,-⚗a.haveaccessb.haveanopportunityc.haveachance▅:ᳮÃ⚪HumanResourceManagement(I1RM)istheprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationshipsinanorganization.Thesetwoprocessesareimportantinthesuccessandgrowthofabusiness.Inmanagingpeople,staffingisthemostimportantcomponentofHRM.Itneedstomakeguidelinesandproceduresforhiringandplacement.Staffingalsoinvolvesthemanagementofemployeesonmatterslikemonitoringofholidays,absences,healthandsafety,disciplinaryaction,anddismissal.AnotherimportantelementforHRMinmanagingpeopleiskeepingtheemployeesinthecompany.Thetrainingofemployeestoenablethemtoimprovetheircareerdevelopmentisveryimportant.GoodHRMpoliciesensurethatthereareclearregulationswhichshowthepaylevelsforthedifferentpositionsinanorganization.Itisimportantforthestafftoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthatareavailabletothem.PerformancemanagementisanotherimportantcomponentofHRM.Thereasonforthisisthatmanyemployersuseittoevaluate
39careerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.ThesecondaryroleofHRMisthemanagementoftherelationshipsamongpeopleinanorganization.Thisincludesstaffwithindepartmentsaswellasacrossthewholeorganization.Therelationshipbetweenstaffandmanagementisanimportantfactorinthesuccessofanorganization.Itdecideshowfastanorganizationwillrealizetheirgoals.ThefocusofHRMisthepeoplewithinanorganization.Regularplanning,monitoringandevaluationareimportantforthesuccessofHRM.Successfulmanagementensuresthatallemployeesknowtheirrole,careerdevelopmentandalsofeelpartofanorganization.⚪'16is/areimportantinthesuccessofabusiness.⌱,-⚗a.Teamworkspiritandhighsalaryb.Theprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationshipsc.Talentsandtheirgoals⚪'17ThemostimportantcomponentofHRMis.⌱,-⚗a.monitoringb.staffingc.planning⚪'18Accordingtothepassage,itisimportantfortheemployeestoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthrough.⌱,-⚗a.noticesb.policiesc.advertisements⚪'19Wecanusetoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.⌱,-⚗a.performancemanagement
40b.HRMpoliciesc.staffing⚪'20isNOTmentionedinthetextaboutthesuccessofIIRM.⌱,-⚗a.Regularplanningandmonitoringb.Trainingc.Evaluation▅:ᑨ<⚪The“warfortalent“readslikeheadlinesfrommanyyearsago,butithasnevergoneawaysaysEleanorNickerson,directorofUKoperationsforTopEmployers.Manycompaniestheyhaveresearchedareshortoftalents.Thoughthecompaniesmayreceivemanyapplications,theycannotfindthepeopletheywant.TopEmployersJresearchshowthatofferinggoodcareerchancesisthekeytoattractingandkeepingthetalent.Smartemployeesknowtheirownvalueandwillwanttoknowwhattheiremployerscanofferthemafterfiveor10years'careerdevelopment.So,keepingstaffisthebiggestchallengeemployersfaceinthelongrun.Yetnoteveryemployeefeelsthattheycanbettertheircareerchances.Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobs,despitearecentfallinunemployment,saystheTradesUnionCongress(TUC).TUCpointsoutthatsomefour-fifthsofnewjobscreatedhavebeeninpartsoftheeconomywhereaveragepayratesarelessthan£8anhoursincetherecessionbegan.Manyofthesejobsareontemporaryorzero-hourscontracts.AreportfromtheOfficeforNationalStatisticspublishedinFebruaryshowedthatrealwageshavebeenfallingconsistentlysince2010.It'sthelongestperiodsinceatleast1964."We'restillinthehardestlivingstandardssqueezeforoveracenturyandthosewhoarealreadyworkinghavehadyearsofreal-termspaycuts,“saysTUCspokespersonLizChinchen.^Understandingthepressuresthatstafffaceisagoodstartingpointforanyemployer.Ifemployerswanttoshowconcernfortheirstaff,theyshouldbepayingthemwellandunderstandthatzero-hourscontractsbringinsecurityandextrememoneyworries.”⚪'21AccordingtoresearchbyTopEmployers,manycorporationshaveenoughtalentsfortheir
41development.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'22Thedatashowsthekeytoattractingtalentsistoofferhighsalary.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'23Thebiggestchallengeforemployerstoiskeepingstaffinthelongrun.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'24Notallemployeesbelievethattheycangetabetteroffer.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'25Thewageshavebeenrisingconsistentlysince2010.⌱,-⚗M┯Q⌱,RᑡTUVWḄYZ⚪'26Thankyousomuchforyourgeneroushospitality.⌱,-⚗a.jklmnḄopqrb.jkstucvwḄxc.zḄjklmnḄ{|
42⚪'27Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobsdespitethelowwages.⌱,-⚗a.¤¥¡¢¦wᡭ¨©ªb.¡¢£ᨵwᜫu¡ac.ᑭᨵwᜫu¡a⚪'28Practisingmoreisthekeytoleaningalanguage.⌱,-⚗a.«¬®¯°®±gḄ²ᓇb.°®g´Ḅᐵ¶⌕®c.·¸¹M¬g´°®ᩭ»ᨵᜐ⚪'29Theteacherpointedoutthegrammarmistakesinthewriting.⌱,-⚗a.ὁ]ᢣ_`ihcḄgh┯fb.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄdᑏ┯fc.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄgh┯f⚪'30Thoughtheyhavealotofapplicants,theycan'tfindthepeopletheywant.⌱,-⚗a.}ᯠᨵὺὅᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅwb.}ᯠᨵᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅᕒc.}ᯠᨵᵨᑮ⌕Ḅw⚪'1-I'vestartedmyownsoftwarecompany.⌱,-⚗a.IfIhadthemoney,I'dstartone.b.Nokidding!Congratulations!c.Couldyoutellmewhoistheowner?
43⚪'2-Howdidyoumissyourtrain?⌱,-⚗a.Nevermind.b.What'syourproposal?c.Well,Iwascaughtinthetrafficjam.⚪'3-Jackwon:tlikethefilm,youknow.-Idon:tcarewhatJackthinks!⌱,-⚗a.Sowhy?b.Sohow?c.Sowhat?⚪'4—Whatvegetablesareinseasonnow?-Radishandcarrot,.⌱,-⚗a.Iknowb.Ithinkc.Isee⚪'5—Anythingelse?⌱,-⚗a.Weprovideeducationrelatingtodepressionandanxiety.b.First,weprovideeducationrelatingtodepressionandanxiety.c.Moreover,weprovideeducationrelatingtodepressionandanxiety.⚪'6Manyfactorsbothathomeandabroadthebankruptcyofthemultinationalcorporation.⌱,-⚗
44a.contributedtob.basedonc.puton⚪'7Canyoutellmehowtotherailwaystation,please?⌱,-⚗a.gotb.togetc.getting⚪'8Raisingpigs_____myjobatthattime.⌱,-⚗a.wasb.hasbeenc.were⚪'9—DoesshespeakFrenchorGerman?-Shedoesnt,.⌱,-⚗a.neitherb.eitherc.none⚪'10Idontthinkanyonecanaccusehimnotbeinghonest.⌱,-⚗a.aboutb.ofc.with⚪'11rmusedtoupearlynow.⌱,-⚗:
45a.gettingb.getc.toget⚪'12Knowingincreasesemployeeloyaltytothecompanyandtheirleader.⌱,-⚗a.thatwastheirCEOvolunteeringtimeforcommunityserviceb.whattheirCEOwasvolunteeringtimeforcommunityservicec.thattheirCEOwasvolunteeringtimeforcommunityservice⚪'13Communitiesarepartofeverydaylifeandhavepositiveonitsmembers.⌱,-⚗a.affectsb.effortsc.effects⚪'14Businesspeopleexercisetheirleadershipinthecommunityservicearea______thecommercialworld.⌱,-⚗a.butb.soc.aswellas⚪'15Oneofthemainbenefitsofcommunityserviceisthatitaperson'scharacter.⌱,-⚗a.makesb.setsc.builds▅:ᳮÃ⚪HumanResourceManagement(HRM)istheprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationships
46inanorganization.Thesetwoprocessesareimportantinthesuccessandgrowthofabusiness.Inmanagingpeople,staffingisthemostimportantcomponentofFIRM.Itneedstomakeguidelinesandproceduresforhiringandplacement.Staffingalsoinvolvesthemanagementofemployeesonmatterslikemonitoringofholidays,absences,healthandsafety,disciplinaryaction,anddismissal.AnotherimportantelementforHRMinmanagingpeopleiskeepingtheemployeesinthecompany.Thetrainingofemployeestoenablethemtoimprovetheircareerdevelopmentisveryimportant.GoodHRMpoliciesensurethatthereareclearregulationswhichshowthepaylevelsforthedifferentpositionsinanorganization.Itisimportantforthestafftoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthatareavailabletothem.PerformancemanagementisanotherimportantcomponentofHRM.Thereasonforthisisthatmanyemployersuseittoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.ThesecondaryroleofHRMisthemanagementoftherelationshipsamongpeopleinanorganization.Thisincludesstaffwithindepartmentsaswellasacrossthewholeorganization.Therelationshipbetweenstaffandmanagementisanimportantfactorinthesuccessofanorganization.Itdecideshowfastanorganizationwillrealizetheirgoals.ThefocusofHRMisthepeoplewithinanorganization.Regularplanning,monitoringandevaluationareimportantforthesuccessofHRM.Successfulmanagementensuresthatallemployeesknowtheirrole,careerdevelopmentandalsofeelpartofanorganization.⚪'16is/areimportantinthesuccessofabusiness.⌱,-⚗a.Teamworkspiritandhighsalaryb.Theprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationshipsc.Talentsandtheirgoals⚪'17ThemostimportantcomponentofHRMis.⌱,-⚗a.monitoringb.planningc.staffing
47⚪'18Accordingtothepassage,itisimportantfortheemployeestoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthrough.⌱,-⚗a.noticesb.policiesc.advertisements⚪'19Wecanusetoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.⌱,-⚗a.performancemanagementb.staffingc.HRMpolicies⚪'20isNOTmentionedinthetextaboutthesuccessofHRM.⌱,-⚗a.Evaluationb.Trainingc.Regularplanningandmonitoring▅:ᑨ<⚪The“warfortalent“readslikeheadlinesfrommanyyearsago,butithasnevergoneawaysaysEleanorNickerson,directorofUKoperationsforTopEmployers.Manycompaniestheyhaveresearchedareshortoftalents.Thoughthecompaniesmayreceivemanyapplications,theycannotfindthepeopletheywant.TopEmployersyresearchshowthatofferinggoodcareerchancesisthekeytoattractingandkeepingthetalent.Smartemployeesknowtheirownvalueandwillwanttoknowwhattheiremployerscanofferthemafterfiveor10years'careerdevelopment.So,keepingstaffisthebiggestchallengeemployersfaceinthelongrun.Yetnoteveryemployeefeelsthattheycanbettertheircareerchances.Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobs,despitearecentfallinunemployment,saystheTradesUnionCongress(TUC).TUCpointsoutthatsomefour-fifthsofnewjobscreatedhavebeeninpartsoftheeconomy
48whereaveragepayratesarelessthan£8anhoursincetherecessionbegan.Manyofthesejobsareontemporaryorzero-hourscontracts.AreportfromtheOfficeforNationalStatisticspublishedinFebruaryshowedthatrealwageshavebeenfallingconsistentlysince2010.It'sthelongestperiodsinceatleast1964."We'restillinthehardestlivingstandardssqueezeforoveracenturyandthosewhoarealreadyworkinghavehadyearsofreal-termspaycuts,“saysTUCspokespersonLizChinchen.^Understandingthepressuresthatstafffaceisagoodstartingpointforanyemployer.Ifemployerswanttoshowconcernfortheirstaff,theyshouldbepayingthemwellandunderstandthatzero-hourscontractsbringinsecurityandextrememoneyworries.”⚪'21AccordingtoresearchbyTopEmployers,manycorporationshaveenoughtalentsfortheirdevelopment.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'22Thedatashowsthekeytoattractingtalentsistoofferhighsalary.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'23Thebiggestchallengeforemployerstoiskeepingstaffinthelongrun.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'24Notallemployeesbelievethattheycangetabetteroffer.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'25
49Thewageshavebeenrisingconsistentlysince2010.⌱,-⚗M┯Q⌱,RᑡTUVWḄYZ⚪'26Practisingmoreisthekeytoleaningalanguage.⌱,-⚗a.°®g´Ḅᐵ¶⌕®b.·¸¹M¬g´°®ᩭ»ᨵᜐc.«¬®¯°®±gḄ²ᓇ⚪'27Theteacherpointedoutthegrammarmistakesinthewriting.⌱,-⚗a.ὁ]ᢣ_`ihcḄgh┯fb.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄdᑏ┯fc.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄgh┯f⚪'28Thoughtheyhavealotofapplicants,theycan,tfindthepeopletheywant.⌱,-⚗a.}ᯠᨵᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅᕒb.}ᯠᨵᵨᑮ⌕Ḅwc.}ᯠᨵὺὅᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅw⚪'29Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobsdespitethelowwages.⌱,-⚗a.ᑭᨵwᜫu¡ab.¡¢£ᨵwᜫu¡ac.¤¥¡¢¦wᡭ¨©ª⚪'30
50Thankyousomuchforyourgeneroushospitality.⌱,-⚗a.zḄjklmnḄ{|b.jklmnḄopqrc.jkstucvwḄx-It'sgettingdark.I'mafraidImustbeoffnow.—OK._________⌱,-⚗a.Goslowly.c.Takeiteasy.⚪'2—Wouldyoulikesomemorebeer?-,please.⌱,-⚗a.rvehadenoughb.Nomore⚪'3—WhatdoyouthinkaboutJapanesefood?⌱,-⚗a.Ididnthavemuchtimetopreparefood,soIateoutalot.b.Overall,thedietthereisahealthyone-c.Publicenvironmenthasbeengreatlyimproved.⚪'4—DoyoumindifIsmokehere?⌱,-⚗:b.Yes,please.
51c.No,thanks.⚪'5—Generallyspeaking,weareconcernedwithallaspectsofpromotinggoodhealth.⌱,-⚗b.Whathealthcareprogramsarethereinthecommunity?c.Whatarehealthcareprogramsthereinthecommunity?⚪'6Ididn'tfinishmyhomework.Neither.⌱,-⚗b.didhec.hedid⚪'7Bringmeaglassofbeer,?⌱,-⚗a.shallIc.dontyou⚪'8InBeijing,thebestseasoninayearisprobablyautumn.⌱,-⚗a.laterc.latter⚪'9Allthings,theplannedflightwillhavetobecancelled.⌱,-⚗a.beconsidered
52c.considering⚪'10I________abookwhenthetelephone______.⌱,-⚗a.read,,,rangc.wasreading***wasringing⚪'11isknowntoall,toomuchfatcausesheartproblems.⌱,-⚗a.Itb.Justas⚪'12Knowing______increasesemployeeloyaltytothecompanyandtheirleader.⌱,-⚗b.whattheirCEOwasvolunteeringtimeforcommunityservicec.thatwastheirCEOvolunteeringtimeforcommunityservice⚪'13Communitiesarepartofeverydaylifeandhavepositiveonitsmembers.⌱,-⚗a.affectsb.efforts⚪'14CommunityServicesProgramaimsforallmembersofthecommunitytotobasicfinancialandmaterialresources,information,adviceandreferral.⌱,-⚗a.haveachance
53c.haveanopportunity⚪'15Communityserviceisimportanttomebecauseitprovidesmewitheye-openingexperienceswhilemanypeople.⌱,-⚗a.benefitc.benefits▅:ᳮÃ⚪HumanResourceManagement(HRM)istheprocessofmanagingpeopleandtheirrelationshipsinanorganization.Thesetwoprocessesareimportantinthesuccessandgrowthofabusiness.Inmanagingpeople,staffingisthemostimportantcomponentofHRM.Itneedstomakeguidelinesandproceduresforhiringandplacement.Staffingalsoinvolvesthemanagementofemployeesonmatterslikemonitoringofholidays,absences,healthandsafety,disciplinaryaction,anddismissal.AnotherimportantelementforHRMinmanagingpeopleiskeepingtheemployeesinthecompany.Thetrainingofemployeestoenablethemtoimprovetheircareerdevelopmentisveryimportant.GoodHRMpoliciesensurethatthereareclearregulationswhichshowthepaylevelsforthedifferentpositionsinanorganization.Itisimportantforthestafftoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthatareavailabletothem.PerformancemanagementisanotherimportantcomponentofHRM.Thereasonforthisisthatmanyemployersuseittoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.ThesecondaryroleofHRMisthemanagementoftherelationshipsamongpeopleinanorganization.Thisincludesstaffwithindepartmentsaswellasacrossthewholeorganization.Therelationshipbetweenstaffandmanagementisanimportantfactorinthesuccessofanorganization.Itdecideshowfastanorganizationwillrealizetheirgoals.ThefocusofHRMisthepeoplewithinanorganization.Regularplanning,monitoringandevaluationareimportantforthesuccessofHRM.Successfulmanagementensuresthatallemployeesknowtheirrole,careerdevelopmentandalsofeelpartofanorganization.⚪'16is/areimportantinthesuccessofabusiness.
54⌱,-⚗a.Talentsandtheirgoalsc.Teamworkspiritandhighsalary⚪'17ThemostimportantcomponentofHRMis.⌱,-⚗a.monitoringc.planning⚪'18Accordingtothepassage,itisimportantfortheemployeestoknowthecareerpath,pay,trainingandotheropportunitiesthrough.⌱,-⚗a.advertisementsb.notices⚪'19Wecanusetoevaluatecareerimprovementandtodeterminepayincreases.⌱,-⚗a.staffingc.HRMpolicies⚪'20isNOTmentionedinthetextaboutthesuccessofHRM.⌱,-⚗b.Evaluationc.Regularplanningandmonitoring▅:ᑨ<⚪The“warfortalent”readslikeheadlinesfrommanyyearsago,butithasnevergoneaway
55saysEleanorNickerson,directorofUKoperationsforTopEmployers.Manycompaniestheyhaveresearchedareshortoftalents.Thoughthecompaniesmayreceivemanyapplications,theycannotfindthepeopletheywant.TopEmployers'researchshowthatofferinggoodcareerchancesisthekeytoattractingandkeepingthetalent.Smartemployeesknowtheirownvalueandwillwanttoknowwhattheiremployerscanofferthemafterfiveor10years'careerdevelopment.So,keepingstaffisthebiggestchallengeemployersfaceinthelongrun.Yetnoteveryemployeefeelsthattheycanbettertheircareerchances.Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobs,despitearecentfallinunemployment,saystheTradesUnionCongress(TUC).TUCpointsoutthatsomefour-fifthsofnewjobscreatedhavebeeninpartsoftheeconomywhereaveragepayratesarelessthan£8anhoursincetherecessionbegan.Manyofthesejobsareontemporaryorzero-hourscontracts.AreportfromtheOfficeforNationalStatisticspublishedinFebruaryshowedthatrealwageshavebeenfallingconsistentlysince2010.It'sthelongestperiodsinceatleast1964."We'restillinthehardestlivingstandardssqueezeforoveracenturyandthosewhoarealreadyworkinghavehadyearsofreal-termspaycuts,“saysTUCspokespersonLizChinchen.uUnderstandingthepressuresthatstafffaceisagoodstartingpointforanyemployer.Ifemployerswanttoshowconcernfortheirstaff,theyshouldbepayingthemwellandunderstandthatzero-hourscontractsbringinsecurityandextrememoneyworries.”⚪'21AccordingtoresearchbyTopEmployers,manycorporationshaveenoughtalentsfortheirdevelopment.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'22Thedatashowsthekeytoattractingtalentsistoofferhighsalary.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'23
56Thebiggestchallengeforemployerstoiskeepingstaffinthelongrun.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'24Notal1employeesbelievethattheycangetabetteroffer.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'25Thewageshavebeenrisingconsistentlysince2010.⌱,-⚗M┯Q⌱,RᑡTUVWḄYZ⚪'26Thankyousomuchforyourgeneroushospitality.⌱,-⚗a.zḄjklmnḄ{|b.jkstucvwḄxcjklmnḄopqr⚪'27Theteacherpointedoutthegrammarmistakesinthewriting.⌱,-⚗a.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄdᑏ┯fb.ὁ]ᢣ_`aᦻcḄgh┯fc.ὁ]ᢣ_`ihcḄgh┯f⚪'28Somearestillnervousaboutlosingtheirjobsdespitethelowwages.⌱,-⚗a.¡¢£ᨵwᜫu¡a
57b.¤¥¡¢¦wᡭ¨©ªC.ᑭᨵwᜫu¡a⚪'29Thoughtheyhavealotofapplicants,theycan'tfindthepeopletheywant.⌱,-⚗a.}ᯠᨵᵨᑮ⌕Ḅwb.}ᯠᨵᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅᕒc.}ᯠᨵὺὅᓾᑮᔠ〉Ḅw⚪'30Practisingmoreisthekeytoleaningalanguage.⌱,-⚗a.·¸¹M¬g´°®ᩭ»ᨵᜐb.°®g´Ḅᐵ¶⌕®c.«¬®¯°®±gḄ²ᓇ⌱,ÈÉÊË⚪⌱⚗Ì⌱_-ÍÎÈᐭÉÐᜐḄᨬÒ⌱⚗⚪'1—Isuggestyouofferaffectedcustomersadiscountontheirnextstorepurchase,explainthesituationandapologizetothem.—Right,ofcourse.⌱,-⚗a.r11getonitrightaway.b.Iunderstandperfectly.c.Igotitnow.—rdliketotakealookfirstatthosestructuralsupportbeamsthatweregoingtobeputinplaceonthesecondfloor.-,here'syourjacketandhelmet,andyou'dbetterputonthesebootsaswell-it'soursitepolicy.⌱,-⚗a.Goodb.You*rewelcomec.Certainly
58⚪'3-aboutitnow?—Everytimeacustomerhascomplainedwe'vefollowedourstorepolicyandofferedthemanexchangeorafullrefund.⌱,-⚗a.What'stheplanb.What'sbeingdonec.What'sbedoing⚪'4—Fire,fireserviceplease!Theresahugefirehere.⌱,-⚗a.HowmayIhelpyou?b.WhatcanIdoforyou?c.911,howmayIdirectyourcall?⚪'5-Withpleasure.Emergencyplanningcoversseveraldifferentaspects.⌱,-⚗a.Couldyouexplainwhyyourworkonemergencyplanningisstillon?b.Couldyouexplainwhenyourworkonemergencyplanningbegan?c.Couldyouexplainhowyourworkonemergencyplanningisgoingon?⚪'6Thenthesituationworsebyhumanerrorbecauseofthelackofpropertraining.⌱,-⚗a.wasb.hasbecamec.wasmade⚪'7AChinesecompanyisgoingtooverthewell-knownJapanesecompanyTOSHIBACorporation.⌱,-⚗
59a.turnb.getc.take⚪'8Applealmostlostitsdominanceinthesmartphonemarketitbecameclearthatitwasdifficulttomakeacal1usingthemuchexpectediPhone4.⌱,-⚗a.whenb.wherec.that⚪'9Chemicalspillguidelinesshouldbeestablishedbythelabsupervisorandshouldtakeintothefollowing.⌱,-⚗a.confidenceb.considerationc.care⚪'10Preparednessactionsareaimed______planning,organizing,training,equipping,exercising,evaluating,andimplementingcorrectiveactionstoensureeffectivecoordinationduringincidentresponse.⌱,-⚗a.forb.toc.at⚪'11Thesepreparednessframeworkseitherexistinvariousstagesofdevelopmenthavebeenimplemented.⌱,-⚗a.norb.or
60c.and⚪'12-DoesshespeakFrenchorGerman?-Shedoesnt,.⌱,-⚗a.eitherb.nonec.neither⚪'13Ifyouneedfurtherinformation,pleaseouroffice.⌱,-⚗a.contactb.constantc.construct⚪'14IheardthatyoureallyhadawonderfultimeatJohn*sbirthdayparty,?⌱,-⚗a.didn'tIb.hadn*tyouc.didn'tyou⚪'15Undernocircumstancetotellliestoparents.⌱,-⚗a.willchildrenallowb.childrenareallowedc.arechildrenallowed▅:ᳮÃ⚪ThreeStepstoaGoodMarketingBudgetWithoutgoodbudgetmanagement,youarelikelytooverspendonmarketingaccidentally.15Herearethreestepsthathelptomakeagoodmarketingbudget.Step1:Organizefinancialinformation
61Thefirststepistobeclearofyourcurrentfinancialsituation.Youneedtoknowhowmuchmoneyyourcompanymakesmonthlyandthechangesthatmightariseinthefuture.Althoughincomeflowschangethroughouttheyear,youmustorganizetheinformationbasedonreliablerevenue-theminimumamountofmoneyyourcompanymakeseachmonth.16Arealisticbudgetplanwillalwaysfocusontheincomethatexceedstheexpenses,17notthetotalrevenuethatcomesin.Whenyouhavedeterminedtheamountofdisposableincomeavailableforthecompany,youshoulddeterminewherethemoneywillgo.Step2:DeterminewhereyouwanttospendmarketingfundsAfteryouknowthetotalamountavailabletospendonmarketing,thenextstepishowyouplantospendthatmoney.Threemainfactorsdecidehowyouspendmarketingfunds:thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiences,andwhereyoucanreachtherightaudience.Youwillstartorganizinghowtospendthefundsbasedontheamount.Besides,youneedtoconsiderthestrategiesthathaveworkedinthepast.Also,youneedconsiderwhichmarketingchannelswillallowyoutoreachtherightaudience.Step3:AssessdataandmakeappropriatechangesThefinalstepinbuildingagoodmarketingbudgetistheanalysisoftheplanandanychangesthatmayimproverevenue.Ultimately,marketingisdesignedtobringinextrarevenue.18Iftheactivitydoesnotbringinanyadditionalrevenueoveritscost,thenitisbettertochangestrategyandtrysomethingelse.Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.19Evaluationbeginswithcomparingpastperformancetotheperformanceaftermarketingtheproductorservices.However,agoodbudgetaloneisnotenough.Youhavetotakeactionandremaincommittedtofollowingthroughyourplan.Bykeepingthebudgetinmindwhenyoumakedecisions,youwillhavetheopportunitytoworkoutdifferentstrategiestofindthebestsolutionsforyourbusinessgoalsandpreventoverspendingonmarketing.⚪'16Whatshouldthebudgetplanbebasedon?⌱,-⚗:a.ThecompanyJsreliablecost.b.Thecompany'sreliableexpense.c.Thecompanysreliableincome.
62⚪'17Whatdoes^disposableincome“meaninPassage3?⌱,-⚗a.Previousincome.b.Totalincome.c.Netincome.⚪'18Youhavetobeclearofwhenorganizingfinancialinformation.⌱,-⚗a.thebudgetmanagementb.themarketingfundc.theincomeandexpenses⚪'19Thethreemainfactorsthatdecidehowyouspendmarketingfundsare.⌱,-⚗a.thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiencesandwhereyoucanreachtherightaudienceb.themoneyyouhaveearned,theactualexpensesandthemoneyyouwillexpendc.theassetsyouhave,theproductandtheincome⚪'20Keepingthebudgetinmindwhenmakingmarketingdecisionswillavoid.⌱,-⚗a.usinglessthanyouearnb.usingmorethanyouearnc.usingmoneyunnecessarily▅:ᑨ<⚪SaveMoneybyUnderstandingWhyYouSpendItTosavemoney,yousimplyneedtospendlessthanyouearn.Itiseasytosay,butwhyisitsodifficulttodo?Toanswerthisquestion,youneedtostudythefactorsthatkeepyouspendingallthetime.EasyaccesstocreditFormostpeople,thisisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.Peoplecaneasilygetacredit
63card,simplybyfillingoutashortforminabankorjumpingontheirwebsite.Theycanborrowmoneyfrombankstogoshopping,evenbuycarsorhouses.Whenyouarenrtphysicallyhandingsomeonemoneyoracheckforapurchase,youwillfeelyouarespendingfreemoneyoryouaren,tspendingmoneyatall.Tryusingcashtogetyourspendingundercontrol.MisusingcreditcardsAcreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.Whenusedasplanned,thiscanbeapowerfulfinancialtool.Theproblemiswhenyoubegintoletthebalancecontinuefrommonthtomonth.Ifyoumakea$200purchaseonyourcreditcardandfindoutthatattheendofthemonthyoucan,taffordtorepaythefullamount,thisiswhenthehighinterestratesonthecardsreallybegintohurtyou.Thatisnowayofsavingmoney.GivingintotemptationWeallneedtoenjoylife,butdon'twasteyourfinancialfutureforafewguiltypleasurestodayiftheyaren,tinyourbudget.Whenyouknowthatyoucan,taffordanactivity,don,tgivein.Instead,inviteyourfriendsoverforahomedinnerparty,gamenight,orsomeotheractivitieswhereyoucanstillenjoytimetogether,butwithoutbreakingyourbudget.SpendingtofeelgoodEveryoneenjoysgettingsomethingnew-buyingyourselfsomethingfeelsgood.Thereisabsolutelynothingwrongwiththis,aslongasyoudon,tgooverboard.You,11feelgoodaboutyourpurchasewhetheryoumakeitwithcashorbycreditcard,butyou'11feelevenbetterwhenyoudon,thavetospendthenexttwoyearstryingtopayitoffwith20%interest.⚪'21Youhavetopayforthecreditcardloansbytheendofeachmonth.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'22Usingacreditcardtopayisspendingfreemoney.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'23
64Gettingcreditcardsfromvariousbanksandusingtheoverdrafttothelimitcanhelpyouuspendtofeelgood”.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'24Alwayspayattentiontoyourbudgetwhilespending.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'25Formostpeople,easyaccesstocreditisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.⌱,-⚗M┯⚪'26Thecostofthenewprojectwillgooverbudget.⌱,-⚗a.Õ⚗'ḄÖ_×ᙠ⚜¨Úᑁb.Õ⚗'ḄÖ_×ÜÕ᪶¨c.Õ⚗'ḄÖ_×Þß⚜¨⚪'27Atruefriendissomeonewhoreachesforyourhandandtouchesyourheart.⌱,-⚗a.-ÍzàḄáâ¯Îã_ḄäåæçᮣḄwb.zVḄáâ-ÍéÚêä{|ël¹çᡩḄwc.-ÍzàḄáâ¯Îã_ḄäᳮÃçᮣḄw⚪'28Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.⌱,-⚗a.ᦪîïð¯⌕ᑴòᨵᦔôõ⃩├øᶍ
65b.ᦪîïðᑴòᨵᦔôõ⃩├øᶍḄÜ⌕-xC.ᦪîïðúôõøᶍûjkÜ⌕⚪'29Acreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.⌱,-⚗a.üᵨᓱþÿḄb.ᵨᓱᵨc.ᵨᓱᔣ⚪30Howwilltheevaluationoftheseinvestmentsbecarriedout?⌱+,⚗.a.0123⚗45678b.04523⚗Ḅᢗ:8c.0123ᢗ:456;ᕖ8⌱+=>?@A⚪⌱⚗B⌱C,DE=ᐭ>GᜐḄᨬJ⌱⚗⚪1-What'sthelatestsituationwithallthesecustomercomplaintswe'vebeenreceiving?,thequalityofthematerialhasnotalwaysbeenuptostandard.⌱+,⚗.a.rmafraidb.Ithinkc.Ibelieve⚪2—Howiseverythinggoing?—,we'vebeenquitebusythismonthandthere'sbeenquitealotofprogresssincethelastinspection.⌱+,⚗.a.Pleasejustlookaroundb.Asyoucanseec.Youcanjustlook⚪3
66—Isuggestyouofferaffectedcustomersadiscountontheirnextstorepurchase,explainthesituationandapologizetothem.—Right,ofcourse.⌱+,⚗.a.r11getonitrightaway.b.Igotitnow.c.Iunderstandperfectly.⚪4-Perhapsweshouldclimboutofthewindowandjumpdown?It'sonlytwofloors.,We'dbetterwaitfortherescue.⌱+,⚗.a.No,wecan'tdothat.b.That'agoodidea.c.Ithinkwewillkillourselves.⚪5—Wehavesentoutleafletstoallresidents,explainingwhattodoinanemergency.⌱+,⚗.a.Howdoyoudealwithemergency?b.Whatdoyouwanttheresidentsdo?c.Whathaveyoutalkedtothepublic?⚪6Notonlymanycarsbuiltinthe1970suglyandpoorlydesigned,theyalsobecameveryunreliableafter40-50thousandmiles.⌱+,⚗.a.areb.wasc.were⚪7Theproductsofthiscompanyarealwaystostandard,theyhaveverystrictqualitycontrolprocess.⌱+,⚗.
67a.closeb.upc.down⚪8Let,sgothereportsonthelatestwork.⌱+,⚗.a.tob.withc.over⚪9Governmentagenciesareresponsiblefordeclaringtheevacuationofagivenareaandwill,inmanyinstances,alreadyhaveevacuationplans.⌱+,⚗.a.inplaceofb.outofplacec.inplace⚪10Patrolsshouldbeconductedbyteamsindividuals.⌱+,⚗.a.morethanb.nolessthanc.ratherthan⚪11Acampusemergency______occuratanytimeofthedayornight,weekend,orholiday,withlittleornowarning.⌱+,⚗.a.havetob.daredc.may⚪12ThisisthebookIhavelearnedalot.
68⌱+,⚗.a.fromwhichb.towhichc.bywhom⚪13Manydisastersallownotimeforpeopletogathereventhemostbasicnecessities,whichisplanningaheadisessential.⌱+,⚗.a.becauseb.whyc.since⚪14Youcangoout,youpromisetobebackbefore12o'clock.⌱+,⚗.a.sofarasb.aslongasc.asfaras⚪15Ittakessmallstepstocreatebigchangeandthisisservice-learninghopestoachieve.⌱+,⚗.a.thatb.whatc.which▅hᳮj⚪.ThreeStepstoaGoodMarketingBudgetWithoutgoodbudgetmanagement,youarelikelytooverspendonmarketingaccidentally.15Herearethreestepsthathelptomakeagoodmarketingbudget.Step1:OrganizefinancialinformationThefirststepistobeclearofyourcurrentfinancialsituation.Youneedtoknowhowmuchmoneyyourcompanymakesmonthlyandthechangesthatmightariseinthefuture.Althoughincomeflowschangethroughouttheyear,youmustorganizetheinformationbasedonreliablerevenue
69-theminimumamountofmoneyyourcompanymakeseachmonth.16Arealisticbudgetplanwillalwaysfocusontheincomethatexceedstheexpenses,17notthetotalrevenuethatcomesin.Whenyouhavedeterminedtheamountofdisposableincomeavailableforthecompany,youshoulddeterminewherethemoneywillgo.Step2:DeterminewhereyouwanttospendmarketingfundsAfteryouknowthetotalamountavailabletospendonmarketing,thenextstepishowyouplantospendthatmoney.Threemainfactorsdecidehowyouspendmarketingfunds:thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiences,andwhereyoucanreachtherightaudience.Youwillstartorganizinghowtospendthefundsbasedontheamount.Besides,youneedtoconsiderthestrategiesthathaveworkedinthepast.Also,youneedconsiderwhichmarketingchannelswillallowyoutoreachtherightaudience.Step3:AssessdataandmakeappropriatechangesThefinalstepinbuildingagoodmarketingbudgetistheanalysisoftheplanandanychangesthatmayimproverevenue.Ultimately,marketingisdesignedtobringinextrarevenue.18Iftheactivitydoesnotbringinanyadditionalrevenueoveritscost,thenitisbettertochangestrategyandtrysomethingelse.Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.19Evaluationbeginswithcomparingpastperformancetotheperformanceaftermarketingtheproductorservices.However,agoodbudgetaloneisnotenough.Youhavetotakeactionandremaincommittedtofollowingthroughyourplan.Bykeepingthebudgetinmindwhenyoumakedecisions,youwillhavetheopportunitytoworkoutdifferentstrategiestofindthebestsolutionsforyourbusinessgoalsandpreventoverspendingonmarketing.⚪16Whatshouldthebudgetplanbebasedon?⌱+,⚗:a.Thecompany'sreliableincome.b.Thecompanysreliableexpense.c.Thecompany'sreliablecost.⚪17Whatdoes^disposableincome“meaninPassage3?⌱+,⚗.
70a.Totalincome.b.Netincome.c.Previousincome.⚪18Youhavetobeclearofwhenorganizingfinancialinformation.⌱+,⚗.a.thebudgetmanagementb.theincomeandexpensesc.themarketingfund⚪19Thethreemainfactorsthatdecidehowyouspendmarketingfundsare.⌱+,⚗.a.theassetsyouhave,theproductandtheincomeb.themoneyyouhaveearned,theactualexpensesandthemoneyyouwillexpendc.thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiencesandwhereyoucanreachtherightaudience⚪20Keepingthebudgetinmindwhenmakingmarketingdecisionswillavoid.⌱+,⚗.a.usingmoneyunnecessarilyb.usinglessthanyouearnc.usingmorethanyouearn▅hᑨx⚪.SaveMoneybyUnderstandingWhyYouSpendItTosavemoney,yousimplyneedtospendlessthanyouearn.Itiseasytosay,butwhyisitsodifficulttodo?Toanswerthisquestion,youneedtostudythefactorsthatkeepyouspendingallthetime.EasyaccesstocreditFormostpeople,thisisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.Peoplecaneasilygetacreditcard,simplybyfillingoutashortforminabankorjumpingontheirwebsite.Theycanborrowmoneyfrombankstogoshopping,evenbuycarsorhouses.Whenyouaren,tphysicallyhandingsomeonemoneyoracheckforapurchase,youwillfeelyouarespendingfreemoneyoryouaren,t
71spendingmoneyatall.Tryusingcashtogetyourspendingundercontrol.MisusingcreditcardsAcreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.Whenusedasplanned,thiscanbeapowerfulfinancialtool.Theproblemiswhenyoubegintoletthebalancecontinuefrommonthtomonth.Ifyoumakea$200purchaseonyourcreditcardandfindoutthatattheendofthemonthyoucan'taffordtorepaythefullamount,thisiswhenthehighinterestratesonthecardsreallybegintohurtyou.Thatisnowayofsavingmoney.GivingintotemptationWeallneedtoenjoylife,butdon'twasteyourfinancialfutureforafewguiltypleasurestodayiftheyaren,tinyourbudget.Whenyouknowthatyoucan,taffordanactivity,don'tgivein.Instead,inviteyourfriendsoverforahomedinnerparty,gamenight,orsomeotheractivitieswhereyoucanstillenjoytimetogether,butwithoutbreakingyourbudget.SpendingtofeelgoodEveryoneenjoysgettingsomethingnew-buyingyourselfsomethingfeelsgood.Thereisabsolutelynothingwrongwiththis,aslongasyoudon,tgooverboard.You'11feelgoodaboutyourpurchasewhetheryoumakeitwithcashorbycreditcard,butyou'11feelevenbetterwhenyoudon'thavetospendthenexttwoyearstryingtopayitoffwith20%interest.⚪21Youhavetopayforthecreditcardloansbytheendofeachmonth.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪22Usingacreditcardtopayisspendingfreemoney.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪23Gettingcreditcardsfromvariousbanksandusingtheoverdrafttothelimitcanhelpyouuspendtofeelgood”.⌱+,⚗.
721┯⚪24Alwayspayattentiontoyourbudgetwhilespending.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪25Formostpeople,easyaccesstocreditisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪26Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.⌱+,⚗.a.ᦪ6;ᑴᨵᦔ⃩├ᶍḄ⌕,b.ᦪ6;ᶍ⌕c.ᦪ6;⌕ᑴᨵᦔ⃩├ᶍ⚪27Howwilltheevaluationoftheseinvestmentsbecarriedout?⌱+,⚗.a.0123⚗45678b.04523⚗Ḅᢗ:8c.0123ᢗ:456;ᕖ8⚪28Thecostofthenewprojectwillgooverbudget.⌱+,⚗.a.⚗ḄC⚜b.⚗ḄC᪶c.⚗ḄCᙠ⚜ᑁ⚪29
73Acreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.⌱+,⚗.a.ᵨᓱᔣb.ᵨᓱᵨc.ᵨᓱḄ⚪30Atruefriendissomeonewhoreachesforyourhandandtouchesyourheart.⌱+,⚗.a.,DḄ¡E¢C£Ḅ¤ᳮj¥¦ᮣḄ¨b.,DḄ¡E¢C£Ḅ¤©ª¥¦ᮣḄ¨c.«Ḅ¡,D¬¤®¯°±²¥¦ᡩḄ¨⌱+=>?@A⚪⌱⚗B⌱C,DE=ᐭ>GᜐḄᨬJ⌱⚗⚪1,Howiseverythinggoing?—________________,we'vebeenquitebusythismonthandthere:sbeenquitealotofprogresssincethelastinspection.⌱+,⚗.a.Asyoucanseeb.Pleasejustlookaroundc.Youcanjustlook⚪2,rdliketotakealookfirstatthosestructuralsupportbeamsthatweregoingtobeputinplaceonthesecondfloor.—,here'syourjacketandhelmet,andyou'dbetterputonthesebootsaswell-it'soursitepolicy.⌱+,⚗.a.Goodb.Certainlyc.You'rewelcome⚪3—aboutitnow?
74-Everytimeacustomerhascomplainedwe'vefollowedourstorepolicyandofferedthemanexchangeorafullrefund.⌱+,⚗.a.What*sbeingdoneb.What'sbedoingc.What'stheplan⚪4-Hurryup!Ifthefirespreadstothestairs,itcouldblockourwayout!-Thisisnotimefortalking.⌱+,⚗.a.You1reright!b.Let'srun.⚪5—Wehavesentoutleafletstoallresidents,explainingwhattodoinanemergency.⌱+,⚗.a.Whathaveyoutalkedtothepublic?b.Whatdoyouwanttheresidentsdo?c.Howdoyoudealwithemergency?⚪6Ournewschoolbuildingisconstruction.⌱+,⚗.a.inb.underc.having⚪7Propercontrolsthatshoulddevelopedaspartofroutinesafetyprocedureswerenotinplace.⌱+,⚗.a.hasbeenb.be
75c.havebeen⚪8Unluckily,someQualityManagementSystemfailuresheadlines.⌱+,⚗.a.domakeb.doesmakec.donotmake⚪9Someoftherisksmayberelevanttoyourcommunity.Findoutwhichonesbywww.GetPrepared.uk.⌱+,⚗.a.visitb.visitingc.visited⚪10Manydisastersallownotimeforpeopletogathereventhemostbasicnecessities,whichisplanningaheadisessential.⌱+,⚗.a.becauseb.sincec.why⚪11WhenyoucompletePart1,youwillbeabletolearn.⌱+,⚗.a.towhatdoforspecifichazardsb.whatdoforspecifichazardsc.whattodoforspecifichazards⚪12importantitisforkidstoimaginefreely!⌱+,⚗.a.How
76b.Whatanc.What⚪13Ournewschoolbuildingisconstruction.⌱+,⚗.a.inb.underc.having⚪14Patrolsshouldbeconductedbyteamsindividuals.⌱+,⚗.a.ratherthanb.nolessthanc.morethan⚪15Let'sgothereportsonthelatestwork.⌱+,⚗.a.tob.overc.with▅hᳮj⚪.ThreeStepstoaGoodMarketingBudgetWithoutgoodbudgetmanagement,youarelikelytooverspendonmarketingaccidentally.15Herearethreestepsthathelptomakeagoodmarketingbudget.Step1:OrganizefinancialinformationThefirststepistobeclearofyourcurrentfinancialsituation.Youneedtoknowhowmuchmoneyyourcompanymakesmonthlyandthechangesthatmightariseinthefuture.Althoughincomeflowschangethroughouttheyear,youmustorganizetheinformationbasedonreliablerevenue-theminimumamountofmoneyyourcompanymakeseachmonth.16Arealisticbudgetplanwillalwaysfocusontheincomethatexceedstheexpenses,17notthetotalrevenuethatcomesin.Whenyouhavedeterminedtheamountofdisposableincomeavailable
77forthecompany,youshoulddeterminewherethemoneywillgo.Step2:DeterminewhereyouwanttospendmarketingfundsAfteryouknowthetotalamountavailabletospendonmarketing,thenextstepishowyouplantospendthatmoney.Threemainfactorsdecidehowyouspendmarketingfunds:thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiences,andwhereyoucanreachtherightaudience.Youwillstartorganizinghowtospendthefundsbasedontheamount.Besides,youneedtoconsiderthestrategiesthathaveworkedinthepast.Also,youneedconsiderwhichmarketingchannelswillallowyoutoreachtherightaudience.Step3:AssessdataandmakeappropriatechangesThefinalstepinbuildingagoodmarketingbudgetistheanalysisoftheplanandanychangesthatmayimproverevenue.Ultimately,marketingisdesignedtobringinextrarevenue.18Iftheactivitydoesnotbringinanyadditionalrevenueoveritscost,thenitisbettertochangestrategyandtrysomethingelse.Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.19Evaluationbeginswithcomparingpastperformancetotheperformanceaftermarketingtheproductorservices.However,agoodbudgetaloneisnotenough.Youhavetotakeactionandremaincommittedtofollowingthroughyourplan.Bykeepingthebudgetinmindwhenyoumakedecisions,youwillhavetheopportunitytoworkoutdifferentstrategiestofindthebestsolutionsforyourbusinessgoalsandpreventoverspendingonmarketing.⚪16WhatshouIdthebudgetplanbebasedon?⌱+,⚗.a.Thecompany'sreliableexpense.b.Thecompany,sreliablecost.c.Thecompanysreliableincome.⚪17Whatdoes“disposableincome“meaninPassage3?⌱+,⚗.a.Previousincome.b.Netincome.
78c.Totalincome.⚪18Youhavetobeclearofwhenorganizingfinancialinformation.⌱+,⚗.a.thebudgetmanagementb.theincomeandexpensesc.themarketingfund⚪19Thethreemainfactorsthatdecidehowyouspendmarketingfundsare.⌱+,⚗.a.thebudgetamount,yourpastexperiencesandwhereyoucanreachtherightaudienceb.themoneyyouhaveearned,theactualexpensesandthemoneyyouwillexpendc.theassetsyouhave,theproductandtheincome⚪20Keepingthebudgetinmindwhenmakingmarketingdecisionswillavoid.⌱+,⚗.a.usingmoneyunnecessarilyb.usinglessthanyouearnc.usingmorethanyouearn▅hᑨx⚪.SaveMoneybyUnderstandingWhyYouSpendItTosavemoney,yousimplyneedtospendlessthanyouearn.Itiseasytosay,butwhyisitsodifficulttodo?Toanswerthisquestion,youneedtostudythefactorsthatkeepyouspendingallthetime.EasyaccesstocreditFormostpeople,thisisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.Peoplecaneasilygetacreditcard,simplybyfillingoutashortforminabankorjumpingontheirwebsite.Theycanborrowmoneyfrombankstogoshopping,evenbuycarsorhouses.Whenyouaren,tphysicallyhandingsomeonemoneyoracheckforapurchase,youwillfeelyouarespendingfreemoneyoryouaren,tspendingmoneyatall.Tryusingcashtogetyourspendingundercontrol.Misusingcreditcards
79Acreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.Whenusedasplanned,thiscanbeapowerfulfinancialtool.Theproblemiswhenyoubegintoletthebalancecontinuefrommonthtomonth.Ifyoumakea$200purchaseonyourcreditcardandfindoutthatattheendofthemonthyoucan'taffordtorepaythefullamount,thisiswhenthehighinterestratesonthecardsreallybegintohurtyou.Thatisnowayofsavingmoney.GivingintotemptationWeallneedtoenjoylife,butdon,twasteyourfinancialfutureforafewguiltypleasurestodayiftheyarenJtinyourbudget.Whenyouknowthatyoucan'taffordanactivity,don,tgivein.Instead,inviteyourfriendsoverforahomedinnerparty,gamenight,orsomeotheractivitieswhereyoucanstillenjoytimetogether,butwithoutbreakingyourbudget.SpendingtofeelgoodEveryoneenjoysgettingsomethingnew-buyingyourselfsomethingfeelsgood.Thereisabsolutelynothingwrongwiththis,aslongasyoudon'tgooverboard.You'11feelgoodaboutyourpurchasewhetheryoumakeitwithcashorbycreditcard,butyou'11feelevenbetterwhenyoudon'thavetospendthenexttwoyearstryingtopayitoffwith20%interest.⚪21Youhavetopayforthecreditcardloansbytheendofeachmonth.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪22Usingacreditcardtopayisspendingfreemoney.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪23Gettingcreditcardsfromvariousbanksandusingtheoverdrafttothelimitcanhelpyou“spendtofeelgood”.⌱+,⚗.1┯
80⚪24Alwayspayattentiontoyourbudgetwhilespending.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪25Formostpeople,easyaccesstocreditisthebiggestreasonforoverspending.⌱+,⚗.1┯⚪26Acreditcardisaninterestfreeshort-termloan.⌱+,⚗.a.ᵨᓱḄb.ᵨᓱᵨc.ᵨᓱᔣ⚪27Assessingthedataisavitalpartofcreatinganeffectivemarketingstrategy.⌱+,⚗.a.ᦪ6;ᑴᨵᦔ⃩├ᶍḄ⌕,b.ᦪ6;⌕ᑴᨵᦔ⃩├ᶍc.ᦪ6;ᶍ⌕⚪28⚪¹Thecostofthenewprojectwillgooverbudget.⌱+,⚗.a.⚗ḄC᪶b.⚗ḄC⚜c.⚗ḄCᙠ⚜ᑁ⚪29Howwilltheevaluationoftheseinvestmentsbecarriedout?
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