单选题Ability to Rollover Unused Vacation Time One of the benefits employees really want is the ability to rollover their unused vacation time． (29) you may indeed have some (30) mem-bers who abuse this benefit，the vast majority (31) use their vacation time wisely． (32) likely is it that anyone is going to save up months (33) vacation time and then use it all at once? The reality is that your employees have earned those days，and they would like to feel assured that they have (34) in case of an emergency．A short memo (35) them of the importance of using their vacation time wisely should be a sufficient safeguard (36) vacation-time abuse． The bottom line for all employers (37) 。that you should be constantly looking for ways to attract and retain quality staff． (38) ．that means a bit of strain (39) ．your bottom line in the short (40) ，the return on your investment will nevertheless be completely worth it．

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单选题All the managers are requested to attend an important meeting at the Board Meeting Room at 08:00 next Monday.A. The Board directors are requested to attend an important meeting at the Board Meeting Room at eight o'clock next Monday morning.B. The managers of the company are told to attend an important meeting at the Board Meeting Room at eight o'clock next Monday morning.C. The directors are told to attend an important meeting at the Board Meeting Room at 8 pm next Monday.

单选题Mayfield College Italian for Business 5×three-hour lessons twice weekly beginning Tuesday 28 September Each lesson will last

单选题· Read the introduction below about a book fair.· Choose the correct word to fill each gap, from A, B, or C on the opposite page.· For each question 29-40, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet. {{B}}Book fair — facts & figures{{/B}} The Frankfurt Book Fair, the largest, oldest and most important book fair in the world, brings{{U}} (29) {{/U}}an estimated 80,000 executives from the international book and media industry, {{U}}(30) {{/U}}nearly 10,000 journalists from about 70 countries report{{U}} (31) {{/U}}the event. To begin{{U}} (32) {{/U}}, the Frankfurt Book Fair was primarily an order fair{{U}} (33) {{/U}}booksellers from Germany but, as its international importance grew, the (34) of rights and licenses became its central activity. {{U}}(35) {{/U}}three-quarters of the publishing world's rights and licenses{{U}} (36) {{/U}}now transacted through the Frankfurt Book Fair. The Frankfurt Book Fair has responded to the development of the electronic media by, in 1993, setting{{U}} (37) {{/U}}a separate exhibition area at the fair. {{U}}(38) {{/U}}two years, the number of exhibitors Offering electronic publishing products increased eight-fold, {{U}}(39) {{/U}}that now the Frankfurt Book Fair is the most important event in the medium of electronic publishing{{U}} (40) {{/U}}well as books.

单选题In 18th century, sending kidnapped African people to certain death was not considered a crime because they were "goods", to do with as the owner ______. A. felt free B. saw fit C. took pick D. set forth

单选题Benefits given, rather than ______ for, at the wrong time, to the wrong people on the wrong skill-sets will prolong rather than ______ poverty environments. A. asking, alleviate B. being asked, alleviating C. asked, alleviating D. asked, alleviate

单选题All speakers produce summaries of the sessions they gave.The speakers should write ______. A. a proposal for their session. B. a brief report about their session. C. full details of what is in their session.

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单选题 When public sector work nosedived as the austerity drive took hold, one company realised it would have to look elsewhere for the construction-based work on which its fortunes relied. The answer was clear—China. Anthony Walker & Partners, the Newcastle-based firm of landscape architects, found its workload halved after the coalition scrapped a host of state school building projects in 2010. Forced to close its Manchester office and cut staff from 24 three years ago to 10 now, it urgently needed new business. Now, as it prepares to open an office in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, Steve Laws, director and owner of AWP, says the Chinese market has become "almost an essential lifeline ... the Chinese work has given us a light to work towards". If the UK is to raise its inadequate share of exports to emerging markets, more companies will also have to take the plunge. Exports are a big coalition priority. George Osborne, chancellor, wants to double UK exports to ￡1tn a year by 2020. On current trends, emerging markets will account for 60 percent of global output by the mid-2020s. British exports were up 11 percent to ￡50bn last year, including significant increases to Brazil, Russia, South Africa, China and India. But 70 percent still go to North America, the EU, Japan and Switzerland, while fewer than 10 percent go to the 10 largest emerging economies. A FTSE 100 chief executive says: "I think businesses are being too risk averse, particularly around exports. With the level of sterling ... you would have expected to see a bigger improvement in export activity." Taking the leap into emerging markets can be daunting, especially for small companies. There are differences in language and culture, as well as pitfalls such as avoiding Chinese {{U}}counterfeiters{{/U}}. Mr Laws, however, has encountered more bureaucracy in the UK than China. "It's very difficult for us to open doors in the UK. Sometimes public sector tendering is quite restrictive, [with] a lot of box-ticking." For Green Fuels, a Gloucestershire company that makes equipment to turn cooking oil into biofuel, the switch to exports has been dramatic. The company, co-founded nine years ago by James Hygate, managing director, and his father, at first grew rapidly in the UK, where its equipment is used to make biofuel for the royal train and Prince Charles's Aston Martin. But, he adds: "If we can get them to understand the British way of doing things. I think we shall do very well."

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单选题We are carrying out market research in the north and the Midlands from 22nd-26th.

单选题·ChoosethecorrectwordtofilleachgapfromA,BorContheoppositepage.·Foreachquestion(29-40),markoneletter(A,BorC)onyourAnswerSheet.

单选题A.ThecompanywhereMr.Zhangworksisinvitedtoacocktailparty.B.Ifyoucannotcometothecocktailparty,pleasereply.C.BothMr.DavisandMr.Zhangareinvited.

单选题TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES Aseries of 15 one-day courses is being planned for small businesses in the Scar brook area during September and October. The focus will be on practical training in a range of business skills areas, including presentation skills, marketing on the internet, negotiating effectively and dealing with difficult clients. The courses are being run by a recently founded training organisation, Scar brook Training Company (STC). This organisation is a partnership between Scar brook Council and the town's Business Development Agency, which has been training Scar brook businesses for a number of years. A spokesperson for the company confirmed that STC, which receives government funding, is offering these courses free of charge. This is an excellent opportunity for local businesspeople, who would otherwise expect to pay as much as ￡250 to attend a one-day business skills course. Although firms are allowed to register a maximum of two employees per course, participants may attend as many courses as they wish. Bookings will take place for the two weeks following an open day at STC on 27 August. STC recommends that applications for places are submitted as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. For further information, contact STC on: 0859 211432 or online at: http://www, stc.co.uk.

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