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A reporter from the local paper asked for details of the accident.
A. typist
B. typewriter
C. correspondent
D. doctor
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A reporter from the local paper asked for details of the accident.
A．typist
B．typewriter
C．correspondent
D．doctor
The reporter said that the UFO ______ from east to west when he saw it.
A) was traveling B) traveled
C) had been traveling D) was to travel
Which of the following sentences can be inferred from the report？
A．The reporter will dismiss the subcontractor sooner or later.
B．It will probably need more crew when dealing with the work indoors.
C．The work will fall farther behind if there is no extra electricians being added.
D．The framing, roofing, and siding is likely to have been finished by the middle of October if weather permitted.
A．like those involved in interpretation.
B．totally different from those involved in interpretation.
C．based on hard facts without any interpretation.
D．only personal ideas of the reporter and editor.
Part A
You are a reporter from the News Weekend. Because of the demand of your work, you of ten go to Beijing to do interviews. Write a letter to the manager of the hotel in which you often live to praise the excellent food of the restaurant in the hotel.
The letter mainly covers 2 aspects:
(1) many kinds of delicious food served in the restaurant;
(2) high quality service.
You should write approximately 100 words. Do not sign your own name at the end of your letter. Use "William Smith" instead. You do not need to write the address.
Passage Two． 听材料，回答下列各题：
A.He suffered from mental illness．
B.He bought The Washington Post．
C.He turned a failing newspaper into a success．
D.He was once a reporter fur a major newspaper．
From the description in the passage, we can learn that______.
A．the Swedish king felt offended by the reporter"s questions
B．the Swedish king used to work for a green tech company
C．the Swedish king"s duties are mainly of a representative and ceremonial nature
D．the Swedish king is known for a long-time interest in environmental issues
It can be inferred from the passage that Linda OConnor______.
A．is one of the makers of the new federal guidelines
B．created a video to criticize the student athletes
C．holds a negative view on the new federal guidelines
D．is a U. S. News reporter working at Wallace County
A．Were you present when the accident happened？
B．Would you tell me what you have seen？
C．What a surprise to see you here!
D．Did you do anything special just now？
听力原文：Reporter: So, David, you work for a company that makes dyes for plastics, right？
David: Yes, we make the color pigments for plastics.
Reporter: Mmm...that sounds a bit technical to me. So, you mean you dye the plastic for colored bowls and...er...cups and things？
David: Yes, that's right, and the caps on shampoo bottles, the handles on the inside of cars, the colored cases for your mobile telephones...oh, lots of things...basically anything made of colored plastic.
Reporter: I see. Well, yours is a foreign company in China, isn't it？
David: Yes, it's German. And I'm the Operations Manager for Northeast China.
Reporter: Well, I wonder if you could describe for me your daily routine.
David: Oh, okay. Now...let me see...well, I get to the office at 8: 50 most days.
Reporter: Is that when work officially starts？
David: No, the working day officially starts at 9 o'clock, but I like to get there a little early to organize my day before everyone else comes in and disturbs me.
Reporter: I see. Well, what do you do first of all, when you come in？
David: I first go and switch on all the machines in the laboratory...that is if the technicians haven't got there before me. Then I switch on my computer and check all my e-malls. There are usually quite a few waiting for me, especially from Europe. I try and answer most of them immediately, so that takes me about 20 minutes to half an hour.
Reporter: So that takes you up to about 9: 30？
David: More or less. That's usually when the phone starts ringing. I receive calls from customers asking about color-matching, or about our production.., you know, wanting to know when their product will be ready...er...this goes on all day.
Reporter: Oh.
David: Usually I go and check the color-matching process with the colorist and she might ask me to check the prices or supplies of pigments. I also need to check the production orders ... to see which ones are completed and input them in the computer.
Reporter: So, all this is in the office？
David: Yes, that, s right. Usually I'm running between my office and the lab. At some point each morning, the Country Manager usually pops into my office to have a chat about our marketing strategy and the production. Then I might have meetings with our suppliers, or I might go out and visit customers in the city or in the area around.
Reporter: Mmm...sounds very busy. What about lunch？
David: The lunch break is officially between 12 and one, but I very rarely have time to eat lunch. I usually just have a coffee in the office. Just occasionally, if I'm not too busy, I'll go out for lunch with one of my colleagues,
Question : What does David's company mainly do？
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A．Dyes the plastic for colored products.
B．Makes bowls and cups and things.
C．Produces shampoo bottles, car handles, and so on.
D．Manufactures plastic things.
