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International trade fairs have become extremely important venues for conducting business, yet very few domestically based sales organizations have an understanding of how to take advantage of the opportunities that these shows present. Unlike U.S. trade shows, at which there is an open display of one’s goods and services and a lot of looking but no buying, a European trade show is relatively closed and only open to those who are there to conduct business. The U.S. company often will spend a lot of money to set up an open display with charming sales people with little seniority or authority. The exhibit is saying, in effect, everyone and anyone is welcome but do not ask too many questions or expect to conduct any serious business. A comparable German exhibit will be more like a fortress where savvy gatekeepers will quickly weed out all but the most important clients who, once allowed into the inner sanctum, will meet directly with senior managers. The message that this exhib
A. indicate the advantages of the European trade shows
B. show the different opportunities provided by the trade shows
C. prove different people’s preference for different trade shows
D. emphasize the importance of international trade shows
[简答题]What is your opinion of trade fairs for exibitors and visitors
[填空题] European Union and Chinese trade officials have begun talks in Beijing to revise a trade agreement that has blocked tons of clothing from reaching European stores. The talks come just days before the United States and China hold similar discussions on the (36)________of Chinese textiles.
It has been only two months since European Union and Chinese trade officials agreed in Beijing to limit (37)________ Chinese textile exports to Europe. Both sides hailed that (38)________ solution as a breakthrough in trade relations, and the Chinese suggested it was an example for the United States to (39)________.
However, the quotas agreed to in June on Chinese (40)________, pants, bras and other textile categories have already been reached. European customs officials have therefore (41)________the import of millions of dollars worth of these items, (42)________ some European retailers short of goods.
Anja Lorcher is a trade policy adviser at the Foreign Trade Association, a Bruss
[单项选择]Car telephones have become increasingly popular because they permit people to make or receive business calls while driving. As an additional benefit, motorists can quickly call for help in the event of an accident or breakdown. Nevertheless, car telephones should be prohibited because their use causes hazardous driving.
It can be concluded from the statements above that the author is committed to the troth of which of the following statements
A. The increasing popularity of car telephones is due primarily to the fact that they permit motorists to call for help in the event of an accident.
B. The reason that the use of car telephones causes hazardous driving is that while dialing calls drivers cannot keep both hands on the wheel.
C. The advantages afforded by car telephones do not outweigh the risks of hazardous driving created by them.
D. In order to dial or receive telephone calls, drivers must momentarily take their eyes off the road, and this practice is hazardous.
E. (E) The ability to use car telephones to call for help is a more important advantage than the ability to use these phones to engage in business calls.
[填空题]International economic links have become tighter and tighter,__________________________. (正对世界经济、经济、和社会的发展产生着重要影响)
[单项选择]Americans have become addicted to superlatives. We seem to need our regular "hyperbole fixes" as if to validate our own existence. This national syndrome becomes most egregious during the run- up to the "Super Bowl," a football game that more often than not turns out to be the "ho-hum" bowl. But to the attuned ear, this pumped-up hype routinely infects most of our conversations. This exaggeration is not the exclusive province of the magpies of sports talk. In a broader sense, some of these embellishments carry with them a subtle but undeniable element of dishonesty.
The news media is perhaps most culpable in promoting our obsession with overstatement. Consider last November’s midterm elections. Television’s political pundits portrayed the results as a "landslide victory" for Republicans and a rejection of President Obama. While it’s true that the GOP picked up 63 seats, the "massive win" becomes a slim plurality when you crunch the numbers.
Michael McDonald, a professor of po
A. to display the British use of understatement and dry wit
B. to give an example to show John Lennon’s personality
C. to show the difference between American and British exaggeration
D. to compare the national characters of Americans and the British
