[单项选择]Where is Mr. Lee’s office
A. By taking the lift.
B. On foot.
C. By following another man along the corridor.

[单项选择]Where is Mr. Lee’s office
A. Right at the comer.
B. On the first floor.
C. On the fourth floor.

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M: Excuse me, where’s Mr. Lee’s office
W: Mr. Lee’s office Take the elevator up to the fourth floor. When you come out of the elevator, go right. Then left, at the end of the corridor.
M: Right and then left.
W: Yes. It’s the first office on the right.
M: First office on the fight. Ah, next to Miss Ho’s office.
W: Yes, that’s fight.

Where is Mr. Lee’s office（）
A. Right at the comer.
B. On the first floor.
C. On the fourth floor.

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Where’s the post office[A] It’s at the end of the street.[B] It’s opposite the hotel.[C] There’s no post office on this street.

[单项选择]The New Office
Where would you rather do your work: a nine coffeehouse or a busy office More and more, people are able to do their work with a good cup of coffee in the friendly environment of their local coffeehouse. With a powerful laptop and a mobile phone, it isn’t necessary to be tied to a desk any more.
Next time you’re out for a coffee, look around you. That man in the corner could be an advertising executive writing an advertisement that you’ll be seeing on TV in the near future. That woman in a dark coat talking to a man could be discussing his pension. And the young woman typing away could be finishing a business proposal. it’s certainly a new world, and you could join it more easily than you think.
According to a survey, 7.6 million Americans now work at home or away from a traditional office. Many organizations realize that people like working away from the office and are trying to create incentives to encourage more people to telecommute. As well as m
A. Right
B. Wrong
C. Doesn’t say

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Where is Dr. Green’s office

[单项选择]Where is Lee now （）
A. On the grass.
B. Near the pool.
C. On his bike.
D. At hom

[单项选择]There is a window in the office where I work that overlooks the playground next door. Seated at my desk, I can look out this window and am rewarded with a most delightful view. Several times during the day, the students at the elementary school are released to the always ready play are A. Children of many colors and sizes romp around the grounds, whooping and hollering and carrying on as children do. I see swings flying in the air, teeter totters balancing precariously on end, big robber balls earning new bruises on the blacktop. In the foreground are picnic benches under an aging oak tree, where little girls come to share secrets and little boys sneak up from behind to steal them away.
As I sit at my desk and observe the frenzied play of these children who are working so hard at being children, I see a small boy to my right. What catches my eye is that he is standing in the area of the soccer goal, by himself, looking down at his shoes. He picks at his navy blue sweat jacket, p
A. A．3 mainly about The author is questioning the boy.B. The author is wondering what has happened to the boy.C. The author is investigating the boy’s private life.D. The author is telling fancy stories.