问答题女士们、先生们： 亚太管理学院正式成立于1985年，经过20年，我院已在亚太地区声名卓著，在教学、设施以及东、西方管理文化的结合上，都已走到前列。 在过去的3年里，我院积极地与国际著名学府成立战略联盟，其中包括加州大学洛杉矶分校、斯坦福大学和香港大学等，共同开设课程。为开阔学生的视野，我院与多所国际知名大学合作开展了学生交流互访活动。 我院于1995年正式开办以英文授课的EMBA课程。为了适应亚太地区经济高速增长的迫切需求，培养更多通晓英文的国际型管理人才，我院于2000年开办了以中英文双语授课的MBA 学位课程。

问答题On August 31, 1997, Lady Diana Spencer, former wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, was killed with her companion Dodi Fayed in a car accident in Paris. Tests conducted by French police indicated that the driver, who also died in the crash, was intoxicated and likely caused the accident while trying to escape the paparazzi photographers who consistently tailed Diana during any public outing. Sixteen years earlier, nearly four billion people in 74 countries had tuned in to witness the marriage of Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, to Lady Diana, a young English school teacher. Married in a grand ceremony at St Paul"s Cathedral in the presence of 2,650 guests, the couple"s romance was for the moment the envy of the world. However, before long the fairy-tale couple grew apart, an experience that was particularly painful under the ubiquitous eyes of the world"s tabloid media. In August 1996, two months after Queen Elizabeth II urged the couple to divorce, the prince and princess reached a final agreement. In exchange for a generous settlement, and the right to retain her apartments at Kensington Palace and her title of princess, Diana agreed to relinquish the title of "Her Royal Highness" and any future claims to the British throne. In the year between the divorce and her fatal car accident, the popular princess seemed well on her way of achieving her dream of becoming "a queen in people"s hearts."

问答题各位来宾、女士们、先生们： “国际有机食品与可持续农业研讨会”今天开幕了。在此，我代表西安市政府向前来参加会议的各位来宾表示热烈的欢迎。 随着生活水平的提高，人们对食品的安全、品质、营养问题更加关注。这次会议的召开对各国有机食品产业的发展必将起到积极的推动作用。 西安市周围有丰富的农业资源。近些年来，我们非常重视发展有机食品，并取得了令人可喜的成果。今后，我们将积极学习借鉴各国发展有机食品的成功经验，为提高人民生活水平做出贡献。 最后，预祝各位来宾在西安工作顺利、生活愉快、身体健康，祝会议圆满成功。谢谢!

问答题Ladies and Gentlemen, What values should we pursue for the prosperity of Asia in the new century?I believe that the three values of freedom, diversity and openness are the driving forces behind peace and development in Asia． First, it goes without saying that freedom refers to democracy and human rights politically. Economically, it means the development of a market economy． Political freedom and economic freedom are reinforcing each other in the process of their development．With some twists and turns, Asia as a whole has been taking significant steps towards freedom over the last half century． Transition to a democratic political system has been inevitable, as economic development has created the conditions for the emergence of a middle class and civil society．I believe that the historic trends that are apparent in Asia should be a source of pride for us all． Second,development in Asia has occurred against a background of tremendous diversity, where each country has its own distinctive history and social and cultural values．Naturally, we thus see differences in the processes and speed of development． While respecting diversity, however, it is important for us to promote our common in-terests and Our shared goals, recognizing positive influences of each other despite differences among countries． In other words．we must leave behind parochial nationalism and dogmatism,promote mu-tually beneficial cooperation based on equality in order to enjoy common prosperity．This should be our guiding principle． Third,our cooperation must not be of an inward-looking, closed nature, but one character-ized by openness to the world outside Asia． In a world ecOnomy where globalization is advancing and economic integration, such as in Europe and Americas, is proceeding, cooperation both within Asia and between Asia and other tegions must be pursued．This cooperation must be based on the principles of openness and transparency． I believe Asia should set an example for the world by seeking regional cooperation that surpasses national and ethnic distinction． So，as we pursue prosperity in a free，diverse and open Asia，what are the specific chal-lenges that we face?I'd like to discuss three challenges．They are reform，cooperation and conyeying Asia's voice to the world．

问答题中国国务院新闻办主任赵启正在开幕式上说，中美两国是两个伟大的国家，它们之间的关系不仅对本国十分重要，而且对世界的和平和发展也十分重要。 1972年尼克松总统第一次访问中国时说，对美国人民来说，远隔太平洋的中国是一个遥远而神秘的国度，将近30年后的今天，这种神秘感显然是减少了，但两国之间的了解比应该达到的程度仍相差很远。 人民之间的了解和友谊是两国关系的基石，“2000年中国文化美国行”就是为铺筑这样的基石而努力。

问答题A：今天，我们非常高兴地欢迎“神舟六号”载人航天代表团以及各位航天科学家来与我们见面。 B：Well，the two Chinese astronauts have toured space on board Shenzhou-6 and conducted experiments during their flight．People have been following the mission with great interest．Today，I am very excited to meet the two astronauts face to face． A：确实，中国从1992年启动载人航天工程以来，在航天技术上取得了突破性的进展，在短短13年里，一跃成为能够掌握载人航天技术的少数几个国家之一。这些成果令整个中华民族引以为傲。 B：I listened to the speech by Colonel Yang Liwei，the first Chinese astronaut，in 2003，and I feel privileged to have this one more opportunity to pay respects to your space heroes and share the joys of their Success． A：今天，“神舟六号”载人航天代表团还给我们带来了两套内容丰富的影片，包括航天员的日常训练情况和神舟六号的飞行情况，使我们得以重温那些历史性的时刻。 B：The Success of Shenzhou-6 marks a new era in China"s scientific and technological development．I sincerely hope that there will be continued and tremendous success in the space flight industry of your country．

问答题女士们，先生们： 英国以其灿烂的文化，众多的发明创造为世界文明和进步做出了巨大的贡献，也对中国社会的发展产生了重要的影响。改革开放以来，中国积极提倡学习、吸收包括英国在内的世界各国先进的科学技术、管理经验和优秀文化成果，以促进自己的现代化进程。中国一贯重视英国在欧洲及世界的地位和作用。中英都是联合国安理会常任理事国，在维护世界和平、促进共同发展方面肩负着重大责任，也存在着广泛的共同利益。我们应该站在战略高度，以长远眼光来看待中英关系，希望双方多来往，多了解，多协商，多合作。

问答题主：格林先生，这是您第一次访问中国吧?宾：Yes, I have long wanted to come to China. There are quite a few places of interest in Beijing I'd like to see, but business comes first, of course.主：可以安排。我们希望尽量使您在北京过得愉快。宾：That's very nice of you, Mr. Li.主：我可以提出一个初步的日程安排，您看行不行?宾：That will be fine. Well, one second, please; I'll have to get my pocket notebook to jot down the item. Yes, please.主：今天是星期二。我刚才查了一下，现在正在上演获奖影片《荆柯刺秦王》。我提议晚上看这部电影。宾：That will be exciting. I've heard about it at home.主：星期三上午去长城，并在长城吃午餐；回来路上参观十三陵。宾：Beg you pardon? Is it also known as the Underground Tomb?主：可以这么说吧。星期四上午贸易会谈，下午去颐和园，晚上观看京剧。星期五上午贸易会谈，下午去工艺美术商店。晚上在一家有名的清真饭店吃饭。宾：How time flies. I can't believe I will be leaving then. What about the last day?主：上午如果需要，会安排贸易谈判；午后暂时不安排活动。晚上是饯行晚宴。您认为这个日程如何?宾：Excellent. It's very thoughtful of you to have drawn up such an elaborate program for me. I'm all for it. All I have to add is that I hope to play the host on Saturday evening.主：好吧。可以满足您的要求。宾：So, everything is settled. I must say the Chinese people are the most hospitable people in the world. I only wish I would not be spoiled.

问答题服务员：晚上好，先生，欢迎光临我们饭店。 Customer: Could you tell me what kind of rooms you have now? 服务员：我们饭店有单人间、双人间、套房和豪华套间。各种设施齐全。 Customer: Well, can I have a double room, please? 服务员：请问，您想在这儿住几天? Customer: A week or so, from August 15th to 22nd. I"d like to have a quiet room if possible, not too close to the street. 服务员：让我查一下……可以，您可以住在1201房间。那间屋子面对后院。 Customer: What"s the rate please? 服务员：每天60美元，包括早餐。 Customer: All right, I"ll take it. 服务员：好的，先生，请填一下住宿登记表，姓名请大写。 Customer: (filling in the form) OK. Here you are. 服务员：麻烦您出示一下护照好吗? Customer: Certainly. 服务员：请您收好护照，这是房间的钥匙。电梯就在右边，您的行李我会马上派人送上去。 Customer: Thanks. I want you to give me a morning call at six tomorrow as I will go to the Great Wall. 服务员：没问题，先生。祝您晚安。

问答题Reporter：先生，谢谢您接受我的采访。您现在已经退休了，听说这个冬天您要回您的家乡去，能不能谈谈您的退休生活?The Artist: Of course. Upon my retirement, I made the decision to spend this winter back home in Norway. I have a house in a small village there, which is a two-hour flight from London, and then a two-hour car ride up into the mountains. It's snowy landscape, vast and beautiful.Reporter：我没有去过北欧，我想那儿的冬天一定很美，但是也一定很冷吧?The Artist: Yes, it can get to 30 degrees below zero there when it gets really cold. And the days are very short. It's very chilly but it's dry and there's no wind and you have the northern lights and you have the stars. As long as you're properly dressed, you don't freeze at all.Reporter：您对家乡有很深的感情。但您选择在伦敦安家，说明您是很喜欢伦敦的，对吗?The Artist: London is the most cosmopolitan and interesting town in the world. It has such a vast supply of culture. It's so easy to live there. I used to spend time in London and I always felt very welcome as a foreigner. Now that my calendar is more flexible I want to live in London again. I have one child in Karachi and one in Sydney so London is easier to use as a family meeting place.Reporter：请您和我们讲一讲您的童年生活。您是在哪长大的?The Artist: I grew up in a small mining town in the far north of Sweden. In the mid-1920s. they found a huge pile of gold and young people started to move there, including my parents. They went as teachers. Now the gold is gone and the village is growing old.Reporter：您后来有没有故地重游，再去看看您以前生活过的小村子?The Artist: Yes, I have. In fact, my wife is from there too-I'm married to the most beautiful girl in the village-it's like in a fantasy-and until two years ago, her father was still living there, so we went quite often.Reporter：谢谢，希望您能再来北京。

问答题服务员：晚上好，先生，欢迎光临我们饭店。Customer: Could you tell me what kind of rooms you have now?服务员：我们饭店有单人间、双人间、套房和豪华套间。各种设施齐全。Customer: Well, can I have a double room, please?服务员：请问，您想在这儿住几天?Customer: A week or so, from August 15th to 22nd. I'd like to have a quiet room if possible, not too close to the street.服务员：让我查一下……可以，您可以住在1201房间。那间屋子面对后院。Customer: What's the rate please?服务员：每天60美元，包括早餐。Customer: All right, I'll take it.服务员：好的，先生，请填一下住宿登记表，姓名请大写。Customer: (filling in the form) OK. Here you are.服务员：麻烦您出示一下护照好吗?Customer: Certainly.服务员：请您收好护照，这是房间的钥匙。电梯就在右边，您的行李我会马上派人送上去。Customer: Thanks. I want you to give me a morning call at six tomorrow as I will go to the Great Wall.服务员：没问题，先生。祝您晚安。

问答题Reporter：Mr.Vice Minister, could you brief us on Shanghai"s applying to host the 2010 World Exposition? 王：实际上并不是上海在申办，而是中国政府在申办。国际社会普遍认为世博会是经济，文化和科学领域内的奥林匹克。世博会向各地人民提供一个相识，共享和交朋友的机会，在这里各种新思想和新概念得到传播，发展和应用，从而提高人民的生活水平。 Reporter：Then，do you think conditions are now ripe for China to apply? 王：中国一直是在积极参与在世界各地举办的世博会的活动。如今中国经济快速发展，我们申办不光是为了推动世博会的发展，也是为了促进中国人民和全世界人民的相互了解，增强合作和交流。 Reporter：I"ve just read an article in the New York Times that says "Shanghai is bulldozing away its past"，meaning that skyscrapers are replacing the old houses in order to turn the city into a modem one．The criticism is that the city’s modernization is at the expense of the destruction of its cultural relics．How would you react to that? 王：我们中国人和外国游客都认为上海是东西方文化的结合体。20年来上海经济迅猛发展，但与此同时，我们恢复了上海很多的历史遗迹，他们得 到了更好的保护。你要是看一看上海市政府提出的申办主题就会明白，我们的目的是既要引进和发展现代的东西，同时又要保持这个城市的传统文化特点。

问答题I am delighted that we are once again celebrating the achievements of our colleagues together. Our annual University Awards recognize and honor the best in our community. Some have excelled in educating students. Some have scaled new heights in research while others have served the country with distinction. Each of our winners has scaled impressive heights. Your endeavors have helped raise the standing of our university. Your achievements have made a contribution to our country. We take pride in your achievements. Is there a formula to achieving excellence? Can excellence be measured by determining one's achievements and contributions? In this age, we tend to measure things quantitatively. But how do we grade excellence? If there should be a formula, I would like to mention the two Ps and two Cs here. The two Ps refer to Perspiration and Perseverance. The two Cs are Curiosity and Courage. All these make up the quintessential qualities in our quest for excellence. Today I would like to focus on the quality of curiosity. Curiosity, or what Einstein called a child-like sense of wonder, makes us question things that others normally do not even notice. The great French novelist Anatole France, Nobel laureate in Literature, had this to say: "The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of your minds..." The teacher's role is to draw our students' curiosity, to inspire them, to make them see the world with fresh perspectives, and to lead them to ask different and interesting questions. Curiosity is also a powerful force that drives research. The researcher sustains his or her joy in knowledge and creative expression and follows a child-like curiosity, leading him to untrodden paths of discovery. As Einstein put it, "I am neither especially clever nor especially gifted. I am only very, very curious." Therefore, at the core of the best universities is an intellectual method that encourages questioning. The skepticism towards existing wisdom leads to new ways of thinking, and breakthroughs in knowledge. Deepening this spirit of enquiry is the most important challenge for our universities.

问答题A：今天，我们非常高兴地欢迎“神舟六号”载人航天代表团以及各位航天科学家来与我们见面。 B：Well，the two Chinese astronauts have toured space on board Shenzhou-6 and conducted experiments during their flight．People have been following the mission with great interest．Today，I am very excited to meet the two astronauts face to face． A：确实，中国从1992年启动载人航天工程以来，在航天技术上取得了突破性的进展，在短短13年里，一跃成为能够掌握载人航天技术的少数几个国家之一。这些成果令整个中华民族引以为傲。 B：I listened to the speech by Colonel Yang Liwei，the first Chinese astronaut，in 2003，and I feel privileged to have this one more opportunity to pay respects to your space heroes and share the joys of their Success． A：今天，“神舟六号”载人航天代表团还给我们带来了两套内容丰富的影片，包括航天员的日常训练情况和神舟六号的飞行情况，使我们得以重温那些历史性的时刻。 B：The Success of Shenzhou-6 marks a new era in China"s scientific and technological development．I sincerely hope that there will be continued and tremendous success in the space flight industry of your country．

问答题Ladies and Gentlemen, Let me start by telling you the story of Beatrice Gakuba. In Rwanda in Africa, I met a remarkable woman whose hard work and determination symbolize the talents and dreams of millions of Africans. Beatrice Gakuba left a comfortable life in the West to start a flower-growing business in her native Rwanda. Against enormous odds, her small farm grew, creating jobs for nearly 200 rural women. When I asked Beatrice Gakuba why she decided to take on such a daunting challenge, she replied, "I came here to grow beautiful flowers on the ashes of genocide." Her biggest obstacle to creating even more jobs is not a lack of skilled workers or entrepreneurial spirit; it is a weak infrastructure that makes electricity unreliable and transportation unaffordable. Through sound policies, Rwanda has come a long way from its years of pain and conflict. In a new report, Rwanda is cited by the World Bank as a model for Africa in reforming business regulations. In the last seven years, Rwanda"s economy grew an average of more than 6 percent annually. Some other African countries are on the right track. To transform Africa into a continent of hope, they need our help. The responsibility for doing more and better cannot be left to the developing world alone. It demands more than high profile meetings. It demands urgent result. Today, we have a choice. The direction we take now can help make a difference for the millions of people trapped in extreme poverty. For many, it can be a difference between life and death. We promised here five years ago, to help bring hope, dignity and opportunity into the lives of the poorest. We promised to measure and achieve results. As we gather here today, let us not forget the Beatrice Gakubas of the world, who stand poised to transform their countries. Today, we stand accountable to them. Thank you.

问答题A：今天，我们非常高兴地欢迎“神舟六号”载人航天代表团以及各位航天科学家来与我们见面。B：Well，the two Chinese astronauts have toured space on board Shenzhou-6 and conducted experiments during their flight．People have been following the mission with great interest．Today，I am very excited to meet the two astronauts face to face．A：确实，中国从1992年启动载人航天工程以来，在航天技术上取得了突破性的进展，在短短13年里，一跃成为能够掌握载人航天技术的少数几个国家之一。这些成果令整个中华民族引以为傲。B：I listened to the speech by Colonel Yang Liwei，the first Chinese astronaut，in 2003，and I feel privileged to have this one more opportunity to pay respects to your space heroes and share the joys of their Success．A：今天，“神舟六号”载人航天代表团还给我们带来了两套内容丰富的影片，包括航天员的日常训练情况和神舟六号的飞行情况，使我们得以重温那些历史性的时刻。B：The Success of Shenzhou-6 marks a new era in China's scientific and technological development．I sincerely hope that there will be continued and tremendous success in the space flight industry of your country．

问答题女士们，先生们： 英国以其灿烂的文化，众多的发明创造为世界文明和进步做出了巨大的贡献，也对中国社会的发展产生了重要的影响。改革开放以来，中国积极提倡学习、吸收包括英国在内的世界各国先进的科学技术、管理经验和优秀文化成果，以促进自己的现代化进程。中国一贯重视英国在欧洲及世界的地位和作用。中英都是联合国安理会常任理事国，在维护世界和平、促进共同发展方面肩负着重大责任，也存在着广泛的共同利益。我们应该站在战略高度，以长远眼光来看待中英关系，希望双方多来往，多了解，多协商，多合作。

问答题I see a very clear link here between British science, the development of British universities and the technological revolution. A couple of weeks ago, I had a presentation at Downing Street from some of our leading scientists. It covered fields such as nanotechnology, brain transmitters and the latest in IT. The potential in all cases was immense, for industrial production, medicine and communications. The connection between top quality scientific research and business spin-offs and development was obvious. And in the end, of course, it is business managers or public service reformers that will apply the technology in new ways. The point I am making is this. Part of winning this IT battle for the future is to create a culture in which the worlds of education, academia, science, technology and business are engaged in a perpetual conversation and exchange of views. A conversation in which we are breaking new ground in scientific and technological advance, in which our schools and universities feel comfortable with its potential; in which business and society are naturally looking for ways of applying the advances made. There are now 600 million people online. Worldwide 140,000 more people connect to the net every day. In the last three decades the price of a transatlantic phone call has fallen to a small fraction of its original level. In the same period, just as Intel's Gordon Moore predicted, computing power has doubled every eighteen months to two years. A 3G handset, soon to be on sale in every high street in the UK, has around 20,000 times more computing power than the Apollo 11 spacecraft. Recently, we witnessed an incredible moment when scientists at MIT in the US and UCL in London teamed up to pull off the first transatlantic virtual handshake. Using second-generation Internet technology, they recreated the sense of touch over a 3,000-mile distance — a remarkable development that could have applications for areas as diverse as medicine and design.

问答题Dear friends, welcome to the Louvre, the most famous museum in the world. My name is Barbara and I'll be your guide to discover the treasures of art during different periods of history. The Louvre was built in 1204 and was originally the royal castle. Now, it becomes the Palace of Arts and holds one of the richest museums in the world. Its collection, which ranges from Egyptian art of 5000 B.C. to nineteenth-century work. is divided into seven departments: Oriental Antiquities; Egyptian Antiquities; Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities; Objets d'Art; Sculptures; Paintings; and Prints and Drawings until 1848. Inside the Louvre, you can view the exceptional collection of European paintings ranging from 1400 to 1900 and the large scale nineteenth-century French paintings. Try to interpret the enigmatic smile of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, or admire the perfect proportions of the Venus de Milo. Each artwork is unique in its beauty, be it paintings or sculptures. Use your imagination and artistic eyes to appreciate the valuable heritage of mankind. With its seven sections, the Louvre Museum is colossal in size, and owns an extraordinary number of works of art. Currently, there are about 28,000 collections on display, which are only 5% or so of the Louvre's treasures, most of which are being kept in storage in the cellars. Even for the mere 5%, you will find that one day is by no means enough. There are several tours possible depending on the time available. You can wander about in leisurely fashion through the art of various countries and centuries or make a closer examination of a specific artistic style that interests you in particular. With my brief introduction and a detailed map in hand, I believe you will have an unforgettable experience here in this magnificent palace. Now you may explore by yourself and let US meet at the Glass Pyramid entrance at 5 P.m. Good luck and enjoy yourself.

问答题This is a terrible disease, for which we do not yet have a cure．Nor do we have a vaccine． Meanwhile, the mortality rate for MDS is 100 percent． MDS means that the immune system of a person has gone wrong．The immune system is the biological system in your body which fights off diseases．This system is composed mostly of what are commonly termed"white blood cells．" These cells are the hunters in the body．When a virus, such as the common cold,invades the body, the White blood cells rush to the invader and kill it． While these blood cells are busy killing an invader, the body's immune system is said to"be under attack．"If another virus or bacteria enters the body at the same time as the white blood cells are busy fighting off an invader, the second attacker has a beRer chance ofinjuring the rest of the body's system． Scientists found the virus that causes AIDS and named it HIV．The HIV vimS attacks the white blood cells and kills them,thus preventing these white cells from carrying on their impor- tant work of killing the other invading viruses． We cannot tell if a person has an HIV infectionjustby looking at him．And here lies part of the problem about the spread of HIV infection among people．For at least the first few years after a person has contracted the HⅣvirus．there are no indications that the person has the However, during this time the person carrying the virus can pass it onto other people through intimate sexual relations or sharing blood with them． Then how do we know ifwe have HIV or not?The answer is simple．Have an HIV blood test．This simple, painless AIDS test will take only a few minutes ofyour time, and, if you are at all in doubt about whether you might have contracted the HIV virus, it is a life-saving endeavor．