单选题A.Customersbuyingthreeproductswillonlypayforthemostexpensivetwo.B.Customerswhopayforthreeproductswillreceiveafourthfree.C.Customerscanonlychoosethefreeproductfromdiscountedgoods.

单选题The British work longer hours than anyone else in the European Union (EU), which may account for Britain's faster rate of economic growth in the past decade. But the European Commission wants to put a stop to it. In a recent report it notes disapprovingly that, "the UK is the only member state where weekly working time has increased over the last decade." The commission believes that British companies may be systematically violating the EU's "Working Time Directive". This demands that Europeans should work a maximum of 48 hours a week on average. Under the directive, workers can sign an "opt-out', agreeing to work more than 48 hours. Some 33% of British workers have signed such opt-outs, although only 16% are believed actually to be working more than 48 hours. Anna Diamantopoulou, the European commissioner for employment and social affairs, has a doubt about that. Firms in other European countries have not made much use of opt-outs. But, she thinks, some British bosses may be forcing workers to sign opt-outs as a condition of taking a job. (Some Americans may actually want to work more than 48 hours, but surely no European would be so silly, seems to her reasoning. ) Citing reasons ranging from "health and safety" to the need to maintain "minimum social standards" in the EU and to strike a better balance between work and family life, the commission is launching a "consultation of interested parties" on possible changes to the directive. The commissioner hopes that Britain will be able to come up with solutions on a voluntary basis. This sounds innocent enough. But, in reality, if it does not, the commission will probably devise a new directive. The commission is likely to push for tighter definitions of the conditions under which opt-outs can be used. This will inevitably reduce labour-market flexibility and may introduce yet more burdensome corporate form-filling and regulation. The British government claims to welcome the commission's review. Privately, however, it hopes that the appointment of a new commission next autumn will ensure that Mrs Diamantopoulou does not have enough time to revise the directive. She will certainly need to work long hours to get it done. Fortunately, being classified as a manager, at least she has an automatic opt-out from the Working Time Directive.

单选题 The Inspiron and the Others DELL INSPIRON notebooks are designed for small businesses which demand better performance and more advanced technology at lower prices. The Inspiron is not as expensive as other notebooks, and it is smaller and lighter. The advanced design of the Inspiron makes it easy to upgrade. This same design makes it more reliable than other notebooks. Dell's low price includes higher quality service and support. And we promise faster delivery of your new computer, usually within 6 to 10 days after receiving your order. For a better notebook, buy Dell.

单选题Most of the earliest ______ to America came from Europe. A. pilgrims B. emigrants C. immigrants D. inhabitants

单选题Superstores sell a wide range of computer software.

单选题□ Tick if you wish to make an immediate purchase.You have to tell the company if you wantA. to buy the product.B. more information.C. a product demonstration.

单选题whatwasthewomanplanningtodotoday?[A]Typetheletters．[B]Takehersontotheshow．[C]Dosomespots．

单选题EuroHotels Ltd is a competitor of Euraccom plc.

单选题We support a staff development programme for all our employees. Courses are divided (29) two categories: technical training and personal development. In the first year of training staff follow a structured personal development programme (30) is designed to teach the skills needed (31) succeed in the commercial world communication and business awareness, for example. (32) the same time, technical training courses teach the skills needed for a particular job, (33) as product design techniques. In addition to training, there is (34) regular individual supervision. (35) recruits have a training manager, who guides their individual staff development. Practical experience is gained in the company while (36) on a variety of team projects. These projects (37) last for a few months or for several years. The company provides a friendly atmosphere where we have managed to maintain (38) the pressures of rapid growth. This continuing growth contributes (39) a stimulating, exciting workplace, and creates excellent prospects for the individual at all levels (40) the organization.

单选题We are currently recruiting telesales staff.Experienced applicants should submit an up-to-date CV and contact details to Personnel.This notice isA. persuading people to consider starting a career in telesales.B. instructing staff to give the personnel department up-to-date paperwork.C. informing people of the application process for certain vacancies.

单选题 UBS FINANCIAL SERVICE INC. You used to know Paine Webber. Now, as one of the world's leading wealth management firms and backed (29) a top-ranking investment bank and a chief global asset manager, your Financial Advisor has access (30) a vast array of resources. With the expanding resources we (31) have to offer, your Financial Advisor has an even greater ability to deliver strategies and opportunities to assist you (32) pursuing your individual goal. (33) it's planning for retirement or a college education, or specialized lending products, we can help you get (34) you want to be. While a lot (35) have changed, (36) thing hasn't. And that is the committed relationship (37) you and your Financial Advisor. A relationship built (38) listening, understanding your individuality and finding customized investment solutions (39) to your financial goals, for we know that it is (40) this kind of dialogue that we can help you make the appropriate financial decisions, with confidence.

单选题· Read the following passage about working in different sized companies.· Are the sentences 16 - 22 "Right" or "Wrong" ? If there isn't enough information to answer "Right" or "Wrong", choose "Doesn't say".· For each sentence, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet. {{B}} CHOOSE YOUR COMPANY WITH CARE{{/B}} Small is beautiful. That, at least, is the conclusion of new research examining how satisfied secretaries are in different sized firms. "We have found that people who work for small or medium-sized companies work harder and are more committed," says Catrin Morgan, author of one of the latest studies in this field. "The smaller the environment, the bigger the part you play as an individual, and the more people notice your absence." This will come as a surprise to many secretaries. Some recruitment agencies said that secretaries are keen to get positions in the bigger companies. However, smaller companies can be more flexible when it comes to working hours, and have better working conditions, but working for smaller firms is not without its disadvantages. Career development in the form of courses can be limited, but, on the other hand, employees often feel that they can learn more on the job. In fact, opportunities for promotion are the same whatever the size of the company. Morgan also says, "Our research shows that in a company of fewer than 50 people, employers can actually see what their employees are producing and then give them bonuses as appropriate."

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单选题Order any stationery from this catalogue in June and receive a special free pen,A. Ask for our June catalogue and get some free stationery.B. Buy a product in June and you'll get a gift.C. Order a pen before June and get another one free.

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单选题{{B}} Company performance, 1999{{/B}} 1998 1999 Total operating Income $10,000 $25,000 Eearnings per Employee $5,000 $15,000 Net Income-before Tax $3.000 $3,500 A. Net Income-before Tax in 1999 was smaller than in 1998 B. Total Operating Income in 1998 was not as much as Net Income--before Tax. C. The employees earned more in 1999

单选题Number of suggestions submitted by each sales representative. Who made the least suggestions?

单选题Sales were good but distribution problems led to a slight drop in profits. The company had problems with A．producing enough goods. B．delivering enough goods. C．selling enough goods.

单选题UPC is the most important invent in last centruy.

单选题China has ______ TV households and ______ TV viewers.