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[单项选择]（ ） is that I promised to make friends with the dishonest girl.
A. The only thing what I regret
B. What I regret most
C. All what I really regret most
D. That I regret most
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M：Hi，Jane， do you have some changes I have to make a call on the pay phone．
W：Pay phone Why not use my mobile phone Here you are．
What does the woman suggest the man doing （）
A. Get some changes from Jane.
B. Go to look for a pay phone.
C. Use the woman’ s phone.
D. Pay for the phone call.
[单项选择]W: Hi, Jane. Do you have any change I have to make a call on the pay phone.
M:（）
A. Speaking please. I can pay for your phone.
B. What You want to borrow some money to buy a phone
C. No change at all. Are you calling from a pay phone
D. Pay phone Why not use my mobile phone
[简答题]I admire wit, but I have no real liking for it: it has been too often employed against me; whereas humor is always an amusement: it never points an impertinent finger into my defects. (Lines 1-3, Para. 3, Passage 4)
[填空题]I have a true confession to make: I love voice mail. I can’t say that it’s changed my life, but it has certainly made my work a lot easier.
One of my jobs is to publish an internal newsletter (通信) in an international law firm. Don’t let anyone fool you, one of the dirty little tasks in publishing a newsletter is digging up some news.
In the old BVM (before voice mail) days, I would telephone more than 300 lawyers each week at their offices in Chicago, New York, Washington D. C. and Los Angeles. I’d say in my best corporate tone: "Excuse me, Mr. (or Ms.) Barrister. I hope I’m not calling at an inconvenient time, but do you have anything that might be appropriate for the firm’s newsletter "
This passage is made to introduce a new technology called (46) .
The writer of the passage is working with a (47) .
One of the writer’s jobs is to (48) .
In the old BVM days, the writer’s trouble is to telephone (49) la
[填空题]I have a true confession (坦白) to make: I love voice mail. I can’t say that it’s changed my life, but it has certainly made my work a lot easier.
One of my lobs is to publish an internal newsletter for an international law firm. Don’t let anyone fool you. One of the dirty little tasks in publishing a newsletter is digging up some news.
In the old BVM (before voice mail) days, I would telephone more than 300 lawyers each week at their offices in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles. I’d say in my best corporate tone, "Excuse me, Mr. (or Ms.) Barrister, hope I’m not calling at an inconvenient time, but do you have anything that might be appropriate for the firm’s newsletter "
1. This passage introduces a new technology called (46) .
2. The writer of the passage is working with a (47)
3. One of the writer’s jobs is to publish a(n) (48) .
4. In the old BVM days, the writer had to telephone more than 300 l
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M: Mrs. Liang, could I have a word with you, please
W: Oh, yes, Tony, of course.
M: I wondered if I could have next Friday off. My sister’s arriving from Switzerland... er... I’d like to meet her at the airport.
W: Oh, Friday’s rather difficult. What time does she arrive
M: The plane gets in at 4:00 p.m.
W: Why don’t you go off just after lunch; then you’ll manage to get to the airport on time to meet her at 4:00.
M: Oh, thank you very much, Mrs. Liang.
Why does Tony want to talk with Mrs. Liang （）
A. To tell her about his sister’s arrival.
B. To invite her to a party.
C. To discuss some business affairs.
D. To ask for a day’s leave.
