郎文英文第二学期期末考试

郎文英文第二学期期末考试

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11.ItisoftenrainyinSeattle.t/(♦TrueCFalse2.ThewomanhasbeentoThailand.•(♦TrueCFalse3.She'stiredafterherlongtrip.CTrue-(♦False4.Hearrivedseveraldaysago.CTrue•(•False5.Theyhavethesamehobby.U(♦TrueCFalse6.Shehasalotofsuitcases.CTrueUFalse7.Heattendsalltheimportantmeetings.TrueCFalse8.Shewasverybusyonhertrip.♦(♦TrueCFalse9.TheybothliveinSanFrancisco.CTrueGFalse

21.Thewomanisangrythatthemanislateforthemeeting.True-False2.Thewomansayssheisannoyedaboutwaiting.TrueFalse3.Thewomaninsistsonreadingthesalesprojectionsimmediately.True-False4.Themanhadtroublehookinguptheequipment.TrueUFalse5.Thewomanexplainswhyshetookthephonecall.TrueFalse6.Themanofferstohelpthewoman.-TrueFalse1.Themanandthewomanhadplanstogoouttogether.tr-•TrueFalse2.Themanandwomanhavejustfinishedhavingdinnertogether.<•TrueFalse3.Themanandwomanplantogooutaloneafterwork.True-♦False4.Thewomanrefusestheman'sinvitation.<•TrueFalse5.Thewomanisnotgoingtojointheothers.•TrueFalse

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45.Thewomanisgoingtotransferthecallertoanotherextension.-TrueFalse6.Themaniscallingthewoman.TrueFalse7.BenTarnowisoutoftheoffice.•TrueFalse8.Thecallerhastriedcallingseveraltimes,buthehasn'tbeenabletoreachthepersonhewants.-TrueFalse1.They'regoingtomeetonthe17th,from8:00to8:45A.M.0TrueQFalse2.ThemanishopingtomeetwiththeothermaninCaracas.0TrueQFalse3.Themanconfirmstheappointmentbeforehehangsup.©TrueOFalse4.Themencan'tdecideonatimetomeet.0True0False5.Thespeakersaregoingtoscheduleameeting.©TrueQFalse6.Theyagreetomeetat11:00.QTrue0False7.Tuesday,the17th,isconvenientforbothofthem.QTrue0False8.ThemeetingneedstobebeforeWednesday,the25th.QTrueOFalse

51.Themanisflyingroundtrip.ઙTrueFalse2.Themancanflywithoutchangingairplanes.True-False3.The$1027fareisforflightsthatdepartontheweekend.True•False4.Themanisreadytobuyhisticket.True-False5.Themanprefersadowntownhotel./TrueFalse6.Themanwantsaroomfortwopeople.True-False7.Themanneedsahotelthathasahealthclubnearby.True/False8.Thetravelagentsayssomehotelshavenoroomsavailable.-TrueFalse1.Thecustomerwantstoleaveat1:00.True-<•-False2.Themanshouldgetoffthesubwayatthesecondstop.IF♦TrueFalse3.Youcansavemoneybybuyingaround-tripticket.TrueU•False4.Themancan'treserveaseatonthetrain.•.•TrueFalse

65.OnecornerofBostonCommonistheintersectionofParkandTremontStreets.TrueFalse6.Thetrainridetakesabout4hours..TrueFalse7.ThebuildingisonAveryStreet,betweenTremontandWashington.IF>•TrueFalse8.Themanisgoingtowritedownthedirections.W■•TrueFalse1.Thegroupleaderwantseachdepartmenttoreportonitscurrentprojects.1•TrueFalse2.Thewomancan'tsaymuchabouthernewproject.♦TrueXFalse@3.Thewoman'sdepartmentisworkingonaspecialprojectatthemoment.True/False4.Thesecondmaninterruptsbecausehedidn'thearwhatthefirstmansaid.XTrueO♦False5.Thesecondmanispleasedwiththefirstman'sreport.IFiTrueFalse6.ThepersonfromtheResearchandDevelopmentdepartmentistakinganexam.XTrue♦False7.Themanisconcernedthatthewoman'sdepartmentisn'tdoinganything.XTrue@♦False8.Thefirstmaninterruptsbecausethesecondmanforgotabouthim.TrueXFalse

71.TherenovationandrelocationprojectwillstartonNovember1st.♦TrueXFalse@2.TheworkwilldefinitelybefinishedonFebruary1st.XTrueFalse3.Theanalysisshouldtaketwoweeks.IF<•TrueFalse4.RenovationissupposedtobedonebyJanuary31st.XTrue@♦False5.ThepartitionswillbeinstalledandthefurnituremovedinbeforeFebruary12th.True-*tFalse6.Thenetworkmaynotbeinstalledontime.IF•TrueFalse1.SalesofArtemis(afragrance)arebetterthanexpected.IF*•TrueFalse2.Thewomanisconcernedaboutthepreliminarysalesreport.IF

85.Theorderfromthebigdrugstorechainwaslargerthantheyexpected.XTrue஺♦False6.Therearenowmoreaftershaveandhandcreamproductsonthemarketthanbefore.♦TrueXFalse@7.ThesalesresultsarebetterinCanadathanintheU.S.andLatinAmerica.XTrue@♦False8.Themanthinksthatthebadeconomyisgoingtogetbetter,butithasn'thappenedyet.TrueFalse1.RealityTVisonadownwardtrend.XTrue♦False2.AfterthelaunchofBigBrother,viewershipfirstrosedramaticallyandthenplateaued.TrueSFalse3.RealityTVboomedafterthelaunchofseveralnewTVshows.♦TrueXFalse4.ThecompanyislaunchinganewrealityTVprogrambecauseoftheupwardtrendinrealityTVviewership.<•TrueFalse5.Theyexpectviewershipfornewsmagazineshowstobeonadownwardtrendforthefuture.TrueFalse6.Theyexpectviewershipfordramastoremainconstantinthefuture.<•TrueFalse

91.BobDavisisinchargeoffinancialservices.@He'sthefinancialservicesmanager.He'sstudyingfinancialservices.LJ_Heworksforabank.LJ2.GinnyTanakaacceptedapositioninWashington,D.C._Sheisretired.LJX@Shebeganherowncompany.lShehasanewjob.LJ3.TomasSzaszrecentlycameonboardatStyleMagazine._HewasrecentlypromotedatStyleMagazine.LJHewasrecentlyhiredatStyleMagazine.HewasrecentlyfiredatStyleMagazine.LJ4.FrancoiseDuvaltraveledtotheconferencewithhercolleagues._Shewentwithheremployees.LJ_Shewentwithhercollegefriends.LJ@Shewentwithherco-workers.5.KathyShawreportstoDaisyAlvarez._KathyisDaisy'sboss.LJ_KathyandDaisyworkfordifferentcompanies.LJDaisyisKathy'sboss.6.Travelinglongdistancesforbusinesshasseveraldrawbacks.

10Therearedisadvantagestotravelinglongdistancesforbusiness._Therearegoodreasonstotravellongdistancesforbusiness.LJTherearemanypositiveaspectsoftravelinglongdistancesforbusiness.LJ7.DataMaxhasofficesworldwide._AllofitsofficesareinEurope.LJ_Ithasofficesintwocountries.LJIthasofficesonseveralcontinents.8.WaltwasintroducedtotheITdirector,buthedidn'tcatchhername.-Hedidn'twritehernamedown.c*…Hedidn*trememberhername.E•_Hecouldn'tunderstandhername.9.Workpiledupwhilethemarketingmanagerwasaway.*_Shewasveryproductiveduringhertrip.Shehadnoworktodowhenshewasonhertrip.Shehadalotofworktodowhenshereturnedfromhertrip.10.Businesspeopleoftenliketospendtimetogetheroutsideofbusinessdealings.Theyoftenliketoworkoutside.Theyoftenliketomeetsocially.XTheyoftenliketoworktogether.E1.Themanagerhadback-to-backmeetingsallweek.„Hehadafewshortmeetings.LJHehadonemeetingafteranotherwithnobreak.

11Heheldmeetingsinroomsthatwerenexttoeachother.2.PaulamanagedtodosomeshoppinginHongKong.lShespentmostofhertimeshopping.LJlSheencouragedheremployeestogoshopping.VShefoundalittletimetogoshopping.3.TheflighttoStockholmgetsinat8:00a.m."Theflightlandsat8:00a.m.LTheflightdepartsat8:00a.m._PassengerstoStockholmmustboardat8:00a.m.LJ4.CharliethoughtThailandwasfascinating._Hethoughtitwasboring.Hethoughtitwasexciting.Hethoughtitwasinexpensive.5.Edwasalwaysagreatsourceofhelp._Heneededhelpallthetime.Heprovidedalotofhelptoothers.Heneverhelpedanyone.6.BettyandKeithwereexhaustedfromtheirlonghoursatwork.lTheyfeltrelaxed.LJ„Theyfeltunhappy.LJ_Theyfelttired.7.r11betyouhaven

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14Jack'sbossbeganaconversationwithhimaboutanewidea.Jack'sbossinsistedthathecomeupwithanewideatodiscuss.8.CarlreferredseveralclientstoTom,andTomreciprocatedthenextmonth.Tomleftthecompany.TomgaveCarlapercentageoftheprofits.TomreferredclientstoCarl.9.OncePaulunderstoodtheproblem,severalsolutionscametomind."Paulthoughtofseveralwaystosolvetheproblem._Paulrememberedtheproblem.cPaulwasbotheredbytheproblemuntilitwassolved.10.Nancyworkedhardinordertodistinguishherselffromherco-workers._Sheworkedhardtobedifferentfromherco-workers.Sheworkedhardtobecomemorepopularwithherco-workers.Sheworkedhardtobeabetterteammember.c1.Danielcouldn*tmakeittotheconferenceinParis._Hedidn'tliketheconference.lHedidn'torganizetheconference.cHedidn'tgototheconference.2.Victortouchedbasewithhisboss.Theytalkedbriefly.„Theyagreedquickly.Theyreturnedtotheirofficeimmediately.c

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16LHerprojectwasreviewedbymail.Herprojectwasconsideredmostimportant.9.Businessincreasedafterthecompanylauncheditswebsite.LBusinessincreasedafterthecompanylostitswebsite.Businessincreasedafterthecompanystarteditswebsite.ᔆBusinessincreasedafterthecompanyadvertiseditswebsite.□10.KendownloadedtheinformationfromtheInternet.LHeprintedtheinformationfromtheInternet.LJlHee-mailedtheinformationtoalistserve.LJHecopiedtheinformationintohiscomputer.1.Productionhasjustgottenunderway."Productionhasjuststarted.lProductionhasjustfinished.LProductionisbehindschedule.LJ2.JuliaandMichaelplayedphonetagal1day._JuliaandMichaeltalkedonthephoneal1day.lJuliaandMichaeltalkedtoeachotherfrequentlyonthephone.JuliaandMichaelleftphonemessagesforeachotheralldaybutdidnotconnect.3.Pleasetransfermetothemarketingdepartment.„Pleasereturnmetothemarketingdepartment.LJPleaseconnectmetothemarketingdepartment.Pleasecallthemarketingdepartment.c

174.Letmereadthatinformationbacktoyou.Ineedtorepeattheinformationyougaveme.Ineedtoreadtheinformationyousentme.PleasegivemetheinformationIneed.5.Thecompanyisgoingtocutdownonexpenses.Thecompanyisgoingtoincreaseexpenses.Thecompanyisgoingtoreduceexpenses.Thecompanyisgoingtokeeprecordsofitsnewexpenses.6.Advertisingstimulatesinterestinnewproducts.Advertisingbringsattentiontonewproducts.Advertisingcreatesincomefornewproducts.cAdvertisingcostsalotfornewproducts.7.Thecompanycarriedoutamarketingsurvey.Thecompanycanceledtheirplansforamarketingsurvey.Thecompanyignoredamarketingsurvey.Thecompanyplannedandcompletedamarketingsurvey.8.Thenewswasreassuring.Peoplefeltbetterwhentheyheardthenews.Peoplefeltworriedwhentheyheardthenews.Peoplefeltsympathywhentheyheardthenews.9.Thecompanydidextensivesurveysbeforemarketingtheproduct.Thecompanydidcostlysurveys.

18Thecompanydidshortsurveys.Thecompanydidalotofsurveys.10.Theprojectwasstartedundertheauspicesoftheuniversity.Theuniversitypaidfortheproject.Theuniversityconsultedontheproject.Theuniversitysponsoredandsupportedtheproject.1.PeteristiedupuntilWednesday.PeterisfreeuntilWednesday.PeterisbusyuntilWednesday.PeteristravelinguntilWednesday.2.Youshouldgetintouchwhenyouknowyourschedule.Youshouldbemorerealisticwhenyouknowyourschedule.Youshouldfeelmorerelaxedwhenyouknowyourschedule.Youshouldcallore-mailmewhenyouknowyourschedule.3.Fourhundredpeopleworkedatthecorporateheadquarters.Fourhundredpeopleworkedatthecompany

195.Susanispassionateaboutthearts.lSheenjoystheartsverymuch.Shedoesn'tliketheartsmuch.Shedoesn

20Alicechoseacarbecauseitwasinexpensive.Alicechoseausedcar,notanewone.QThereisonlyoneBestFoodsstore.£"erearemanyBestFoodsstoresinthecountry.BestFoodsisapopularnameforagrocerystore.2.Tampaisgreatifyoulikeurbanareas.Tampaisgreatifyoulikelivinginthecity.LTampaisgreatifyou1ikeartisticcommunities.L4lTampaisgreatifyoulikecrowdedplaces.LJ3.Workingfromhomeiscatchingon.Workingfromhomeiseasytodo.Workingfromhomesavestimeandmoney.Workingfromhomeisbecomingpopular.4.Thecompanywasbankingonloweroi1prices.Thecompanywasexpectingloweroilprices.Thecompanydecidedtoloweroilprices.Thecompanywasnotsureifoilpriceswou1ddecrease.5.Thecompanyhadmanysocialfunctionsintheevenings.Thecompanyhadabusinessconferenceintheevenings.Thecompanyhadacasualdresscodeintheevenings.Thecompanyhadpartiesanddinnersintheevenings.6.Theticketisnon-refundable.

21Youcannotgetyourmoneybackfortheticket.LYoucangetsomeofyourmoneybackfortheticket.LJlYoucannotchangetheticketonceyouhaveboughtit.L47.EnjoyyourstayinParis.EnjoyyourtourinParis.EnjoyyourtimeinParis.EnjoyyourhotelinParis.8.Thehotelwebookedhasexcellentamenities.Ithaslargeroomsandsuites.Ithasapool,fitnessroom,andsauna.Ithasarestaurant,bar,andcoffeeshop.9.Letmechecktheavailabilityofseats.Letmeseeifthereareanyseatsleft.Letmecheckthepricesoftheseats.Letmecheckthelocationoftheseats.1.Anengineerwashiredtocalculatethestrengthofthebridge.LAnengineerwashiredtotestthestrengthofthebridge.L4£Anengineerwashiredtomeasurethestrengthofthebridge._Anengineerwashiredtoincreasethestrengthofthebridge.2.Insomecities,videocamerasmonitorthetraffic.Insomecities,videocameraswatchthetraffic.Insomecities,videocamerasdirectthetraffic.c

22Insomecities,videocamerasstopthetraffic.3.Josephgotasoftwareprogramtokeeptrackofhisexpenses.lTheprogramallowedhimtoincreasehowmuchmoneyhewasspending.Theprogramallowedhimtodecreasehowmuchmoneyhewasspending.Theprogramallowedhimtoknowhowmuchmoneyhewasspending.4.Thecompanyislocatedinthecommercialarea."6Th஺companyislocatedinthebusinessdistrict.lThecompanyislocatedinthetheaterdistrict.cThecompanyislocatedinthewaterfrontdistrict.5.Civilianswerenotallowedbeyondthefence._Onlymembersoftheclubwereallowedbeyondthefence.Onlymembersoftheteamwereallowedbeyondthefence.Onlymembersofthemilitarywereallowedbeyondthefence.6.Astechnologyimproves,devicesgetsmaller.Astechnologyimproves,pricesgodown.Astechnologyimproves,equipmentbecomessmaller.Astechnologyimproves,problemsarefewer.7.Thehotelhadafreeshuttleservice.VThehotelhadafreebustoandfromtheairport.„ThehotelhadfreecableTV.Thehotelhadfreecoffeeandteainthelobby.8.WhatdoesMBTAstandfor?

23WhatwordsdothelettersMBTArepresent?HowisMBTApronounced?cXWheredoIstandtogettheMBTA?9.Waitontheplatform.XWaitattheinformationbooth.Waitinsidetheticketoffice.Waitbesidetherailroadtrack.10.Ifconvenienceisafactor,youshouldtakeataxi.Ifconvenienceisimportant,youshouldtakeataxi.Ifconvenienceisessential,youshouldtakeataxi.Ifconvenienceisinexpensive,youshouldtakeataxi.10.Markwantedtoworkoutafterwork.Markwantedtocontinueworking.Markwantedtoexerciseafterwork.Markwantedtosocializeafterwork.1.Thedeadlineistomorrow.XTheprojectstartstomorrow.Thelastdaytofinishtheworkistomorrow.Theworkwi11continueaftertomorrow.2.Shehadherhandsfullwiththatproject.Shehadlittletodo.XShehadalottocarry.

24Shehadalottodo.3.Tedkepteveryonepostedaboutthenewcomputervirus.Tedgavefrequentreportsaboutthevirustoeveryone.Tedtoldeveryonehowtoavoidthevirus.Tedaskedeveryoneaboutthevirus.4.Somemodificationsweremadetotheschedule.Theschedulewasdelayed.Theschedulewascanceled.cTheschedulewaschanged.5.Themeetinghadsixparticipants._Sixpeoplecametothemeeting.Sixtopicswerediscussedatthemeeting.XThemeetinghadsixsections.6.Thecompanyimplementedanewvacationpolicy.Thecompanypresentedideasforanewvacationpolicy.Thecompanyputanewvacationpolicyintoaction.Thecompanydecidedagainstanewvacationpolicy.7.Peopleareusuallyalertinthemorning.Peopleareusuallyreallytiredinthemorning.Peopleareusuallyverybusyinthemorning.Peopleareusuallywideawakeinthemorning.8.Barbarafollowedupherinterviewwithathank-younote.

25lShesentathank-younotebeforeherinterview.LShesentathank-younoteafterherinterview.LJXShebroughtathank-younotetotheinterview.9.Johntookminutesatthemeeting.Hewaslateforthemeeting.XHespokeforalongtimeatthemeeting.Hewrotedownwhathappenedduringthemeeting.10.Victoroutlinedtheplantomovetheoffice.lHegavedetailsabouttheplantomove.LJHegaveageneraldescriptionoftheplantomove._Hedidn'tliketheplantomove.LJ1.Robertwantedtogetoutoftheratrace.XRobertdidn

26Shegotasecondjobatahospital.4.Theworkertooktimeoffbecauseofadisability.ઙTheworkertooktimeoffbecausehewasnotwel1enoughtowork.Theworkertooktimeoffbecauseheneededmoretraining.Theworkertooktimeoffbecausehehadtotakecareofasickrelative.5.Manyemployersaretakingstepstodecreaseburnout.„Theyaretryingtoreduceelectricalproblemsfortheirworkers.ᓃXTheyaretryingtoimprovefiresafetyfortheirworkers.lTheyaretryingtoreducestressandfatiguefortheirworkers.LJ6.Therearemanyopponentstoashorterworkweek.„Therearemanydisadvantagestoashorterworkweek.X@Therearemanypeoplewhofavorashorterworkweek.Therearemanypeoplewhoareagainstashorterworkweek.7.Lornasavoredeverybiteofthecake.Shekeptthewholecakeforanothertime.Sheatethecakeslowlysoshecouldenjoyitlonger.XShegaveawaythewholecakesootherpeoplecouldenjoyit.8.Thereisapotentialcandidateforthejob.ઙThereisapersonwhocouldpossiblyfillthejob.Thereisapersonwhodoesn'thavethequalifications.Thereisapersonwhowantsthejobverymuch.9.ThecompanyaskedEdtoclearouthisoffice.

27Edmovedallofhisthingsintohisoffice.Edmovedallofhisthingsoutofhisoffice.Edcleanedupeverythinginhisoffice.10.Themanagersthoughtthelargeprojectwasdoable.Themanagersthoughtthelargeprojectwasunrealistic.Themanagersthoughtthelargeprojectwou1dgooverbudget.Themanagerswereconfidentthelargeprojectcouldbefinished.employeeskeptaneyeontheircompany

28Onewaytobuybooksisonline.5.Thestorehadapparentlymovedtoanotherlocation.-Itseemsthestorehadmoved.XUnfortunately,thestorehadmoved.Thestorehadnotreallymoved.6.Thetechnologyhasthepotentialtomakethejobeasier.Itisguaranteedtomakethejobeasier.Ithasthepossibilityofmakingthejobeasier.cXIthasthestrengthtomakethejobeasier.7.Thecompanyclears$50,000aquarter.XTheypay$50,000aquarterintaxes.Theyearn$50,000aquarterafterexpenseshavebeenpaid.Theyhave$50,000inexpenseseveryquarter.8.Thestore,sinventoryofthelatestJohnGrishambookswasgettinglow.Theydidn

29Becauseofaschedulingproblem,themeetingdidntgowell.Becauseofaschedulingproblem,themeetingdidnttakeplace.XBecauseofaschedulingproblem,themeetingdidntendontime.1.Thenewemployeewasanxioustopleaseherboss.Shewasworriedaboutmistakesshehadmade.Shewaseagertodoagoodjob.Shewasanervousperson.2.Thewinningticketwasrandomlyselected.Theticketwasselectedinadvance.cTheticketwasselectedinahurry.Theticketwasselectedbychance.3.Joevolunteeredtotakenotesatthemeeting.Heofferedtotakenotes.XHewasaskedtotakenotes.Herefusedtotakenotes.4.Thetestersratedthecarsforsafety.Theyremovedtheunsafecarsfromthemarket.cTheysaidwhichcarswerethesafestortheleastsafe.Theylikedthesafestcars.5.Sharzade

30Shelikesquizshowsbest.6.TobaccocommercialsareillegalintheU.S.lIt'si1legaltoadvertisetobaccoproductsonTVandradiointheU.S.XIt'sillegaltoselltobaccoproductsintheU.S.lIt'sillegaltousetobaccoproductsatworkintheU.S.7.Thepriceofmostfoodshasremainedstableforthepastsixmonths.XFoodpriceshavebeenrising.Foodpriceshavebeendecreasing.cFoodpriceshavebeenaboutthesame.8.Thepriceofoilhassoared._Oilpriceshaveincreasedalot.':Oilpriceshavefallenalot.Oilpriceshaveremainedaboutthesame.9.Salesofnewhomeshavedeciined.Thenumberofnewhomessoldhasincreased.Thenumberofnewhomessoldhasdecreased.Thenumberofnewhomessoldhasstayedthesame.10.Gaspriceshaveplateaued.XGaspriceshavecontinuedtorise.Gaspriceshavestoppedrising.Gaspriceshavebeguntofal1.c

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