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Who is Mr. Martin？
A．The manager of the conference
B．A member of the Children's Network
C．The president of the Spears Foundation
D．A major donor to the Spears Foundation
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December 1st, 2009
Mr. Hieu La
1425 White lane
Okland, California 94107
Dear Mr. La,
I have been approached by a Mr. Lincoln Harris, presently an economist with the Florida Sugar Corporation, who has asked me to recommend him for graduate study at your institution. As I consider him to be very well-qualified, I am very pleased to comply with his request.
In 2001, he jointed this Corporation as an Assistant Economist to help determine optimum sugar production levels. As he was very dedicated to his work and efficient, he was promoted to the position of Financial Analyst in 2004. Besides having an unusual ability to supervise our computerized operations, he has also demonstrated a high level of managerial expertise. As a person, he is very cooperative and assiduous.
Without hesitation, I should like to say that I am confident that he possesses the necessary prerequisites to be a successful graduate student at your university.
Sincerely yours,
Philip Martin
Why does Philip Martin write this letter？
A．Because he wants to introduce Mr. Lincoln Harris to Florida Sugar Corporation.
B．Because he wants to consider Mr. Lincoln Harris' request.
C．Because he knows that Mr. Lincoln Harris is a good student.
D．Because he would like to recommend Mr. Lincoln Harris to a graduate school.
Huntsville(June 10)-When JNC Film Studio decided to change its business focus from animation movies to action movies, the company determined to consolidate production facilities and operations. Currently one of the largest film studios in the Midas City is an 80-year-old local film company with more than 120 employees. Its business is getting bigger, so the owner, Charles Williams decided to move its main studio to Huntsville City. Martin Cooper, the mayor of Huntsville City was pleased to hear this news and promised to give the company many incentives such as tax breaks. At a press conference on Thursday, June 10, at 2 p.m., Mr. Cooper and Mr. Williams met together and signed an agreement The mayor said that the relocation was expected to bring additional revenue to the city, as the actors and crew typically frequent hotels and restaurants in and around the city while filming is taking place."Filming also attracts tourists who want to try to catch sight of a celebrity, and we anticipate that this will lead to an increase in sales in shops and local businesses, too." added Mr. Cooper. Next week on June 15, Mr. Williams will give a presentation at the Huntsville Community Center. Many business owners will be invited to hear his upcoming project. Scheduled to appear with him to discuss the plans will be Michael Woods, producer of the recent hit Walking with Two Sons, and Emily Jackson, director of the documentary Hunger in Africa.The public is also welcome to attend the event, as space allows. For information, visit the City Halls web site at www.huntsvillecity.org.
Whats the purpose of the article？
A．To announce a new movie release
B．To recruit actors and movie crews
C．To report the relocation of a business
D．To celebrate a studio"s 80th anniversary
Which statement is correct according to the letter？
A．Mr. Martin is a colleague of Mr. La.
B．Mr. Lincoln Harris is the manager of Florida Sugar Corporation now.
C．Mr. Martin thought Mr. Lincoln Harris is well-qualified to be a graduate student.
D．Mr. Lincoln Harris has worked as an Assistant Economist for 5 years.
Peter thought Mr. Grant decided to change with the times owing to the help of
A．Mr. Scott, the consultant.
B．Mr. Martin, the sales manager.
C．Joanna, the advertising manager.
听力原文：Who is responsible for the Lougheed account？
(A) Mr. Barns is taking care of it.
(B) A savings account, please.
(C) Yes, he is in charge.
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Who was Mr. Smith？
A. A repairman.
B. The woman's husband.
C. The woman's new neighbor.
Coretta Scott King
Coretta Scott King, the widow of civil rights, activist Martin Luther King Jr. , has died. She was 78. Mrs. Bagley said her body would be returned to her home, Atlanta, for entombment next to her husband, whose crypt is at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center there. Mrs. King had been in falling health since suffering a stroke and heart attack last August. She appeared at a Martin Luther King Day dinner on Jan. 14, but did not speak. Andrew Young, the former United Nations ambassador and longtime family friend, said at a news conference this morning that Mrs. King died in her sleep. "She was a woman born to struggle," Mr. Young said, "and she has struggled and she has overcome."
Mrs. King rose from rural poverty in Heiberger, Ala. , to become an international symbol of the civil rights revolution of the 1960's and a fireless advocate for social and political issues ranging from women's rights to the struggle against apartheid in South Africa that followed in its wake. She was studying music at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in 1952 when she met a young graduate student in philosophy, who on their first date told her: "The four things that I look for in a wife are character, personality, intelligence and beauty. And you have them all." A year later, she and Dr. King, then a young minister from a prominent Atlanta family, were married, beginning a remarkable partnership that ended with his assassination in Memphis on April 4,1968. Mrs. King did not hesitate to pick up his mantle, marching, even before her husband was buried, at the head of the striking garbage workers that he had gone to Memphis to champion. She then went on to lead the effort for a national holiday in his honor and to found the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Non-Violent Social Change in Atlanta, dedicated both to scholarship and to activism, where Dr. King is buried.
Coretta Scott was born on April 27, 1927, the second of three children born to Obadiah and Bernice Scott. She grew up in the two-room house her father built on land that had been owned by the family for three generations. From the start there was nothing predictable about her life. The family was poor, and she grew up picking cotton in the hot fields of the segregated South or doing housework. But Mr. Scott hauled timber, owned a country store and worked as a barber. His wife drove a school bus, and the whole family helped raise hogs, cows, chickens and vegetables. So by the standards of blacks in Alabama at the time, the family had both resources and ambitions out of the reach of most others. Some of Coretta Scott's earliest insights into the injustice of segregation came as she walked to her one-room school house each day, watching buses full of white children stir up dust as they passed. She got her first sense of the world beyond rural Alabama when she attended the Lincoln School, a private missionary institution in nearby Marion, where she studied piano and voice and had her first encounters with college-educated teachers and where she resolved to flee to a world far beyond rural, segregated Alabama.
She graduated first in her high school class of 17 in 1945 and then began attending Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where two years earlier her older sister, Edythe, had been the first black to enroll. She studied education and music and after graduation went on to the New England Conservatory of Music, hoping to become a classical singer and working as a mail order clerk and cleaning houses to augment the fellowship that barely paid her tuition.
Her first encounter with the man who would become her husband did not begin auspiciously, as recounted in "Parting the Waters" by Taylor Branch. Dr. King, very much in the market for a wife, called her after getting her name from a friend and announced: "You know every Napoleon has his Waterloo," he said. "I'm like Napoleon. I'm at my Wa
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B．N
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A．He believes Martin was the wrong person.
B．He wants to know who is telling the truth.
C．He finds the decision unbelievable.
D．He thought there wouldn't be any awards.
Who is Grace Martin？
A．The curator of the museum
B．An expert on the history of fashion
C．A photography teacher
D．A visitor of the museum
Gandhi and Martin Luther King are typical examples of out standing leaders who ______.
A．can move the masses with their forceful speeches
B．can provide an answer to the problems of their people
C．are good at demonstrating their charming characters
D．are capable of meeting all challenges and hardships
