[简答题]Td like a ______ room for two nights, please. What kind of

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M: I’d like to stay two nights, please.
W: Do you want full board or half board’
M: What’s the difference
W: Full board includes all meals and half board just includes breakfast and dinner.

What does half board include（　）.
A. Breakfast and lunch.
B. Breakfast and dinner.
C. All meals.

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W: I’d like to have a single room for two days.
M: Sorry, all the rooms here are occupied.

Where are the two speakers （）
A. In a bedroom.
B. In a restaurant.
C. In a hotel.
D. At the airport.

[单项选择]A. Yes, we like these two places.
B. Sorry, I don’t like neither.
C. Certainly! Why not
D. I’d rather stay here if you don’t mind.

[单项选择]Guest: I’’ve booked a double room for 3 nights under Fowler. Receptionist: _____
A. Good afternoon, how can I help you
B. Are you taken care of, sir
C. Can you spell it for me
D. May I have your name

[单项选择]A. Stay in the hotel for at least two nights.
B. Leave the hotel the next morning.
C. Ask the hotel clerk for her room key.
D. Complain to the manager about the extra charges.

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Conversation Two

The presentation room can hold（） people.
A. 40
B. 50
C. 100

[单项选择]There is room in the new class because two students ______.
A. went -home
B. dropped the course
C. transferred
D. graduated

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W: I’ d like two tickets, please. One for myself and one for my little boy. He’s eight years old.
M: If he’ s only eight, he can get in for haft price. That will be a dollar fifty together.

How much does the woman’s ticket cost （）
A. Fifty cents.
B. Eighty cents.
C. One dollar.
D. Seventy - five cents.

[填空题]I’d like a room (who) ______ window looks out over the sea.

[简答题]Some people like to share a room with a stranger, while others dislike it. Write an essay to describe your opinion about it. Your essay should include:
(1) both advantages and disadvantages of sharing a room with a stranger;
(2) your preference.
You should write 160 ~ 200 words on ANSWER SHEET 2.

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Top business chiefs like Indra Nooyi, Anu Agha and Shikha Sharma may have broken the glass ceiling to command their own boardrooms but these are mere exceptions rather than the norm. A new global survey reveals that women enter the workforce in large numbers but over time steadily "vaporise" from the higher ranks of organisational hierarchy.
Research by a business consulting firm Bain and the company showed that organisations lost talent, with a disproportionate number of women employees at middle and senior levels leaving their jobs. "A 5% decrease in female retention, after 10 years, results in the equivalent of wiping out the benefits of increasing female recruitment from 30% to 50%," the report said.
"Achieving gender parity in the workplace is possible if business leaders take a systematic and customised approach to finding out what counteracts women along the way at t
A. Executive positions were reserved predominantly for men alone.
B. Men tended to overestimate the situation for female equality.
C. Women were the easier victim when career gave in to family.
D. Both sexes accepted the role of supporting the family by work.