新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版(4)答案及unit-test答案

Unit3Leadin>Task1drougMtCorrectanswer.droogMtforestfireCorrectanswerforestfiretsuinamiCorrectanswertsonamiBasiclisteningpracticeDACBCListeningin>Task1BCADCTask2BBABATask3YouranswerCorrectanswer（1）droughtdroughtq(2)tsunamitsunami(3)underseaundersea(4)resultinresultin(5)dryspelldryspell(6)floodflood¢7)watersupplieswatersupplies(8)faminefamine(9)agricultureagriculture(10)heavyrainfallheavyrainfall(11)meltingmelting(12)swellswell(13)man-madedamsman-madedamsLefstalkTask1YouranswerCorrectanswer

Youranswer（1）eruptederupted(2)buryingburying(3)fewfew⑷overseasoverseasq(5)rescuerescue(6)injuredinjured(7)damageddamagedq(8)islandersislandersq(9)sevenseven/7(10)biggestbiggest(11)closeclose(12)aftershocksaftershocks(13)traptrap(14)20millionpounds20millionpounds(15)diseasediseaseFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task1BADACTask2Sincethecompanywascomposedentirelyofmenover65,therewasdoubtthattheywouldbeofanyassistance.Butthefarmercalledthecompanyanywaybecausethefireprovedtobemorethanthesmalltownfiredepartmentcouldhandle,andtherewasnootherhelpavailable.Thetruckdrovestraighttowardthefireand,insteadofstoppinginfrontofthefire,droverightintothemiddleoftheflames.Afteranhourofintensefighting,theyhadextinguishedthefire.Afteranhourofintensefighting,theyhadextinguishedthefire.Thecaptainsaid,"Thefirstthingwe'regoingtodoistogetthebrakesfixedonthatstupidfiretruck."Thatsuggeststhattheydroverightintothemiddleoftheflamesbecauseofuselessbrakesratherthanbravery.Task3ABCDCViewingandspeaking>TaskXYouranswerCorrectanswerq（1）rescuedrescuedノ(2)worstfloodingworstfloodingV(3)surprisesurpriseQ(4)floodedfloodedq(5)myson'smyson'sV(6)crewscrews“(7)burstburstQ(8)hithit3(9)savesaveノ(10)hightidehightide.(11)furniturefurnitureQ(12)normalnormalQ(13)computersystemcomputersystemQ(14)drugsdrugsQ(15)heavyheavyUnittestPartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)TOC\o"1-5"\h\zvC A. 4.0.C B. 4.5.C C. 6.0.C D. 6.5.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Thecropswereallfailedinthisareabecauseofthedrought.C B.Theareawashitbytheworstdroughtinthelast30years.•じ C.Thegovernmentshouldimprovethedevelopmentoftheinfrastructureinthearea.じD.Theirrigationsysteminthisareaplayedanimportantroleincopingwiththedrought.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)TherewillbeavolcaniceruptiononLaPalmaIsland.LaPalmaIslandwillbecompletelysubmerged.Tidalwaveswillstrikethecoastsoftwocontinents.TidalwaveswilldiedownalongthecoastsofAfricaandNorthAmerica.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Themanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.CB.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.Themanthinkshumanbeingscandonothinginthefaceofnaturedisaster.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscandonothingbutminimizinglossesinthefaceofnaturaldisasters.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)じA.Themanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethewomandoesnot.じB.Thewomanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethemandoesnot.CC.Boththemanandwomanthinkmankindcanconquernature.- D.Neitherthemannorthewomanthinksmankindcanconquernature.PartIIScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.Afewyearsago,myfriendandIwerewalking(1)1noononastreetnearmyhomeinanorthern(2)1 ofTeheran.Thisareaiswell-knownbecauseitisabeautifulavenuethat(3)1 twomajortrafficcircles.Itislocatedatthe(4)1 ofahighmountain.Thatday,thesunwas(5)1" ,buttheweathersuddenlychanged.(6)1Aswewerewalkingbetweenthetwocircles,itstartedrainingveryIcrosshard.Westartedto(7)1 theboulevardtogettothesecondcircle.Itwasrainingsohardthatwedecidedtogoinsidearestaurantinstead.(8)JTenminuteslater,aswewerelookingoutthewindow,wesaweveryonewasrunningawayfromsometh.Atfirst,wedidnotknowwhatwasgoingon.Wewentoutsidetherestauranttoseewhatwashappening.Peopleseemedshocked.(9)IAhugefloodwasstresmingdownthemountain.Wewerestandingonahigherplace,sowecouldsee.Wewerescared.Cars,rocks,andpeoplewerefloatingonthewaterlikelittletoystowardthelittlemarketatthesouthendofthecircle.Theheightofthewaterwasalmosttothetopofthetrees.Afterafewminutes,theflood'sflowwasreduced,sowedecidedtoleavetheareabeforethewaterenteredthestreetwewereon.(10)IItwasreportedthattheflooddestroyedabigareaandapproximately300peoplewerekilledor・Later,wealsolearnedthatadamhadburstduringtherain.YouranswerCorrectansweratatsectionsection，3)connectsconnects，4)bottombottomshiningshiningノ⑹AsAs

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killedordisappearedthatdayDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.Whywasthedoortothebalconywideopen?V-EA.Theweatherwashot.CB.Itwastoomoistinside.CC.Itwastoodryinside.CD.Thesceneoutsidewasbeautiful.Whywasthespeakerunabletoclosethewindows?CA.Thewindowwasdeformed.ノEB.Thewindwastoostrong.CC.Hewasscaredstiffbytheloudthunder.CD.Hewasfrightenedbythelightning.Howdidthespeakermanagetoclosethewindow?CA.Heaskedhiswifetocloseittogether.EB.Heusedamoptocloseit.CC.Hewaiteduntilthewindwaslessstrong.CD.Hewaiteduntilthehailwasover.Whatdidthespeakerdoafterseeingthelightning?CA.Heclosedthewindow.CB.HeturnedofftheTV.CC.Heturnedoffthelights.D.Hepulledouttheelectricalplugs.D.Whatisthesequenceoftheevents?CA.SunCA.Sun--wind—thunderCB.Sun-hail-thunderEC.Sun一wind-thunderandlightning—sun—hail.andlightning-wind-sun.andlightning—hail—sun.CD.Sun一wind一hail—thunderandlightning—sun.Directions:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.1OurflighttoTokyowasdelayedby12hours.Atyphoontheeast.coastanditwaschaos.CA.beatC.struckatCD.attackedonTsunamiwavescanbemetershigh.Theytosscarsandhousesaroundasthoughtheywerechildren*stoys.C A. adozenofC B. dozenofC C. dozensvC D. dozensofAblizzardisasevereweatherconditionlowtemperaturesandstrongwinds,greaterthan35milesperhour,bearingagreatamountofsnow.“E A. characterizedbyC B. characterizedwithC C. characteristicofC D. characteristicwithButitisgenerallyagreedthatinordertobeclassifiedasablizzard,merelyawinterstorm,theweathermustmeetseveralconditions.C A. whichopposed toC B. whichopposed withLJ C. asopposedtoD.asopposedwithWhenalloftheseconditionscontinueaftersnowhasstoppedfalling,thestormagroundblizzard.TOC\o"1-5"\h\zC A. is referred asC B. is referred toノ厂C C. is referred to asC D. referringtoasPeopleinawhiteoutcanquicklybecomedisoriented,theirsenseofupanddownaswellastheirsenseofdirection.C A. catching...losingC B. caught...lostC C. catching...lostC D. caught...losingThescaleoftheresultingdeathsorpropertydamagedependsonthehumanabilitytothedisasters.vC A. resistC B. resist toC C. resist againstC D. resist fromDuringadrought,foodandwatersuppliescan.C A. runlowlyC C.droplowlyC D.droplowThousandsofstockfarmerswillhavetoslaughtertheirlivestockbecausethereisnograssleft.CA.onabigwayCB.withabigwayC C.inalargescaleC D.onalargescaleThefiredepartmentfromthenearbytownwascalledtoputthefirevC A. outC B. downC C. awayC D. offUnit4LeadincdaehfigbBasiclisteningCBABDListeninginTasklCBDAA

Task2YouranswerU (1) RelationshipsQ (2) marketingmanagerV (3) inconflictwithQ (4) expensesU (5) endedinvainQ (6) trainingadministrator(7)visited.小、establish closer(8).relationships/ (9) long-term) pickedupTask3 CDDCACorrectanswerRelationshipsCorrectanswerRelationshipsmarketingmanagerinconflictwithexpensesendedinvaintrainingadministratorvisitedestablishcloserrelationshipslong-termpickedup1234567891111Youranswer1234567891111YouranswerCorrectanswer1616featuresfeaturesbriefbriefeighteightpaperpaperguidelinesguidelinesinterviewsinterviewstreatmenttreatmentcomebackcomebackDeadlinesDeadlinesmeetmeetguidanceguidanceFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>TasklDBCACTask2BABABTask3TheygatheredforlunchtowelcomethenewChiefExecutiveOfficer,CarlMartin,andsaygoodbyetothedepartingCEO,DickJackson.ThedepartingCEOleftthreenumberedenvelopesforthenewCEO.Themessageread,HBlameyourpredecessor.°So,thenewCEOheldapressconferenceandtactfullylaidtheblameatthefeetofthepreviousCEO.Themessageread,"Reorganize.'*ThenewCEOdidit,andthecompanyquicklyrebounded.Themessagesaid,"Preparethreeenvelopes.11ItimpliedthatitwastimeforCarltoleaveandgivethreesimilarenvelopestothenextCEO.Viewingandspeaking>TasklYouranswerCorrectanswerノ⑴earningearningliveonliveon，3)frustratingfrustratingノ⑷headheadノ⑸chasingchasing“⑹televisiontelevisionノ⑺editoreditorノ⑻launchinglaunching，9)basisbasis，10)privilegedprivilegedUnittestPartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)じA.Themanhasbeenofferedmanygoodjobsbecauseheiswell-rounded.CB.Themanishavinganinterview.C.Thewomanwantstojoininsomecoursestoo.LD.Thewomanthinksit'sunnecessarytolearnoccupationalしskills.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)C A. She thinks the man will befired.C B. She thinks the man will beseverelypunished.C C. Shethinkstheman's work willbegiventohiscolleagues.Q一 D. She thinks the man shouldbecourageoustoadmit themistake.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)/CA.Heisaself-madesuccessfulbusinessman.CB.Heinheritedalargefortune.CC.Heisasuccessfulyoungtradesman.CD.Hewillhandhiscompanyovertohisson.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Wednesdaymorning.CB.Thursdaymorning.CC.Thursdayevening.CD.Notsettled.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.ThecompaniesJohnhasworkedinarenotlargeenough.CB.John,sworkexperiencesarenotlongenough.CC.Johnhasn，tgotadecenteducationbackground.D.Johnlearnedlittleineachjob,andlongservicemeansnothingtoday.PartIIScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.TheWestEndofLondonmaintaineditstopspotastheworld'smost/.\Iexpensive i4・iへ ,zo\(declined⑴I officelocationlastyearasoccupancycosts⑵Igloballyduetotheuncertaineconomicclimate.WestEndoffices(3) $16,682peremployeeworkstationlastyear,(4)1 'with$15,700forsecond-rankedParis,aleadingrealestateconsultancy(5)1 saidinitsseventhannualGlobalOfficeOccupancyCostsSurvey.Thebasisofthesurveyhaschangedtoworkstations,from(6)1 area. 1 ・ 1 .か/„\Iaccommodationpreviously,togiveaclearerpictureoi⑺I costs.Duringtheeconomicdownturnlastyear,thecityofTorontomovedupthreeplacestoninthinthetop10〃.IButthebiggestclimberofallwasDublin,withtheIrishcapitaljumpingnineplacestotenthIncomparison,NewYorkofficesdroppedoutofthetopthreeintothesixthplace.

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CA.Theybringworkhome.CB.Theykeepworkinguntilaftermidnight.CC.Theybendovertheirworkonweekends.ED.Alloftheabove.Whichofthefollowingdoesthespeakerrecommenddoing?C A. Concentrating on one thing a week.C B. Concentrating on one thing a day.E C. Concentrating on one thing atatime.C D. Doingjustafew thingsat a time.Whatshouldonedofirstaccordingtothepassage?E A. What is important.C B. What oneunderstands.C C. What is easy.C D. What is difficult.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutworkingathome?CA.Oneshouldnotbringtoomuchworkhome.CB.Onecanworkinthelivingroomifonehasahomeoffice.CC.Oneshouldnotbringconfidentialfileshome.CD.Oneshouldworkonlywithintheusualworkinghours.5.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?C A. BadHabitsofWorkaholics.E B. ripsforWorkaholics.C C. GoodHabitsofaDevoted Worker.C D. CultivationofaDevoted Worker.PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.Doyouseeyourselfasaleaderormoreofateam?vE A. playerC B. workerC C. mateC D. colleagueIftheleadershipisweak,I'mnotafraidtoinordertoachievethegoalathand.C A. take up"C B. take overC C. make upC D. make forIdidn'tgetthatpromotion.Theybroughtinsomenewguy.I'mnotgoingtoformuchlonger.C A. hold upC B. hold toC C. hang upE D. hang aroundMr.Jonesisamillionaire,andI'mhonoredtohaveworkedfor him forthepast30yearsashisaccountant.C A. make-selfC B. self-makeC C. self-madeC D. self-makingJustclearoutyourdeskandthat'stheendofit.DoImakemyself,Mr.Westlake?'C A. clearC B. clearlyC C. clarityC D. unclearlyThankyou!I'11certainlytrytothetrustyouhavedemonstratedinmewiththisraiseinpay.C A.liveaccordingtoC B.livewithC.liveupwithD.liveuptoAsamarketingmanager,shefrequentlyfoundherselfinconflictwiththefinancialdepartmentherstaff'sexpenses.C A. inC B. forC C. above✓L nLJ D. overAsthetrainingadministrator,shewantedtolaunchantrainingproject.C A. in-the-serviceC B. on-the-service'd C. on-the-jobC D. on-jobThetwopeopleforgedalong-termalliance,whichledtoatrainingprogramsosuccessfulthatithasbeenpickedupbythecompany'sofficesinGermanyandJapan.C A. neverC B. afterwardsC C. sinceC D. thenrmgoingtolaydownthelaw.Fromnowon,everyoneinthecompany,mustfollowregulations

A.totheorderB.tothecommandcC.tothewordsD.totheletterUnit5Leadin:BABCBasiclisteningpractice:BCACDListeningin>Task1BACCDListeningin>Task2BABABListeningin>Task3DCBCALet'stalk>Task1YouranswerCorrectansw(i)supermarketssupermarkets(2)afactoryafactory(3)capacitycapacity(4)kitchenkitchen(5)commercialcommercial(6)sixsix/6(7)againstagainstX(8)mayownmyownV(9)appealappeal(10)largerlarger(11)high-riskhigh-risk(12)gamblegambleV(13)one-manone-manq(14)supportsupportFurtherlisteningandspeaking> Furtherlistening > Task 1ABCDAFurtherlisteningandspeaking> Furtherlistening > Task 2AABBBFurtherlisteningandspeaking> Furtherlistening > Task 3、Shehadexperienceasacareercounselor whohadcounseledhundredsofpeopleaboutcareerchanges.Butwhenherhusbandlosthisjob,theywerebothcaughtunprepared.、Theywereunpreparedtotelltheirchildren,unpreparedforthemixofemotions,andmostdramatically,unpreparedforthesuddenlossofroutineintheirlives.ヽShesawherhusbandsittingintheirhomeofficepattinghisforeheadandmutteringtohimself,"NowwhatamIsupposedtodo?">Inthebookstoretheyfoundlotsofbooksaboutjobsearch,butnotasinglebookontheday-to-daychallengespeoplefacewhentheygetlaid-off.ヽTheyhadgatheredenoughinterestingmaterialforabookoncareertransitions—thebooktheyneededbutcouldn'tfindlastJuly.Furtherlisteningandspeaking>Viewingandspeaking>Task1YouranswerCorrectanswerX（1）trunthingsaroundturnthingsaroundq(2)suggestionssuggestionsq(3)expectationsexpectationsX(4)haomanyhowmanyq(5)threemillionthreemillionq(6)targettargetq(7)salespeoplesalespeopleq(8)marketmarketq(9)brandbrandq(10)problemsproblemsv(11)challengeschallengesq(12)moneymoney(13)hardtaskhardtask(14)salesmensalesmen(15)investmentinvestment(16)experiencedexperienced(17)negotiationnegotiationUnittestPartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)C A. The manwantstoleave,andthewoman triesto keep him.C B. The womanwantstoleave,andtheman triesto keep her.C C. The womanwantsthemantoleave,and themanwants tostay.C D. The manwantsthewomantoleave,andthewoman wants tostay.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Themanisemployedbyahead-huntingcompany.CB.Themanworksinthesamecompanyasthewoman.□C.Themanwilltaketheoffer."CD.Themanisofferingajobtothewoman.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Changingherjob.CB.Transferringtoanimportantposition.LJC.Stayingatthecompanyandgatherexperience.CD.Goingbacktoschooltolearnmoreknowledge.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Hisnewjobisverysatisfying.

CB.Comparedwithhispresentjob,themanlikesthepreviousone.CC.Hewilltryhisbesttogetaccustomedtothenewcompany.CD.Hechangedthreejobswithinamonth.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Becausehehadahighrateofabsenteeismfromwork.CB.Becauseheirritatesanimportantcustomerofthecompany.CC.Becausehedivertedthecompany，smoneyforpersonalpurposes.VCD.Becauseheperformedpoorlylastyearandheldalowsalesrecord.PartIIScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.Betweentheagesof20and30,mostpeoplehavemorethan8jobs.Thisisa(l)rI thingforanumberof(2)丨 ,Firstofall,DanielGilbert,psychologistatHarvard,saysthatwereallydon，tknowwhatwe'11likeuntilwe(3)1it.Sohavingalotofjobswhenyoustartyouradultlifeisagoodwayto⑷丨adultlifeisagoodwayto⑷丨outwhattodowithyouradultlife.But,jobhoppingisagoodthingforeveryonetodo—notjusttwenty-somethings—becauseit'sawayto(つ|maintainpassioninyourwork.Frequentchangeskeepyourlearningtwenty-somethings—becauseit'sawayto(つ|maintainpassioninyourwork.Frequentchangeskeepyourlearning⑹戸ehighandyourchallengesfresh.Finally,frequentjobhopping,coupledwithhighperformanceallowsyoutobuildaprofessionalnetworkmuchfasterthansomeonewhostaysinonepositionoveralongperiodoftime.Andavibrantnetworkwillmakefindingjobseasier,sojobhoppingwillnotbeadifficultButwhenthe(8)1It*sclearthatjobhoppingbenefitstheemployee,nottheemployerButwhenthemajorityofyoungpeoplearejobhopping,andcompaniesarehavingahardtimeattractingyoungpeopletowork,recruitersdon'thavetheluxuryofwritingpeopleoffjustbecausetheyjobhopped.Recruiterswritepeopleoffbecausetheirresumelooksliketheywon'tcontributeenoughtothecompany.So,Ithetrickwithjobhoppingistomakesureyourrdsumdalwaysshowsthatyoumakeahugeconti.Thatcanbeindependentofjobduration.IYoucanshowthatyouareloyaltoacompanybyexceedingtheirexpectationswithyouroutstar,Loyaltyisaboutdelivery.Showthatshowjobhopping.Youranswer,Loyaltyisaboutdelivery.Showthatshowjobhopping.Youranswer(1) positive•⑵ reasonsV⑶ try，4) figureノ⑸ maintainノ⑹ curveノ⑺ path，8)It'sclearthatjobhoppingbenefitstheemployee,nottheemployer•⑼thetrickwithjobhoppingistomakesureyourresumealwaysshowsthatyoumakeahugecontributionwhereveryougoVYoucanshowthatyouareloyaltoonyourrdsumd,thesameplaceyouCorrectanswer

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whereveryougoYoucanshowthatyouareloyalto(10)acompanybyexceedingtheiracompanybyexceedingtheirexpectationswithyourexpectationswithyouroutstandingoutstandingperformance performanceScriptDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.WhatdidtheMexicanfishermansaywhenadvisedtostayoutlonger,andcatchmorefish?CA.Hewastired.CB.Hecouldnotfindmorefish.EC.Hehadcaughtenoughfishforhisfamilysimmediateuse.じD.Hehadcaughtenoughfishforhisfamily,slong-termconsumption.WhichofthefollowingisthesequenceofactionstheAmericansuggests.fortheMexican?Sellingtothefactory-owningafactory-owingafleetofboatsOwingafleetofboats-sellingtothefactory-owningafactoryOwingafleetofboats—owningafactory—sellingtothefactorySellingtothefactory—owingafleetofboats—owningafactoryWhatdidtheAmericansuggesttheMexicancouldfinallydotomake,millionsofdollars?しA.Expandhisfleet.CB.Expandhisfactory.CC.Sellmorefishtothemiddleman.ED.Sellhiscompany'sstocktothepublic.WhatdidtheAmericanadvisetheMexicantodoafterthelatterhad,mademillionsofdollars?CA.Leadaleisurelylife.CB.LeadacolorfullifeinMexicoCity.CC.LeadaprofitablelifeinLosAngeles.CD.FollowanMBAprogram.,WhatdoestheMexican'sfinalanswerimply?CA.Playingwithone'schildrenismorefunthandrinkingwine.CB.Drinkingwineismorefunthanplayingtheguitar.EC.Itisnotworthwhiletoworkhardtoexpandonesbusiness.CD.Itisagoodideatoworkhardtomakeplentyofmoney.Directions:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.Somepeoplewantafixedroutinesothattheydon'thavetonewcircumstancesoverandoveragainwhileothersthinkvarietyisthespiceoflife.q〃E A. adapttoC B. adaptatC C. adjustwithD.adjustforIpromisetobeontimefromnowon.PerhapsIcouldworklatertothetimeI'velost.C A. make upwith"C B. make upforC C. make withC D. make forThelogicalplacetostartdownsizingwouldbeinadministration.They'reusually.C A. toostaffedC B. toomuchstaffedC C. abovestaffed/厂E D. overstaffedInsomecasescompaniesinformtheiremployeesinadvancethatarecoming.C A.firesC B.dismisses/ E ヽC C. lay-offsC D. sacksIfyouworkinsales,youmightknowthatquotashavenotbeen.C A. finished withB.metwithC.accomplishedCD.metIfyouseeonlyoneortwobadsigns,don'tjumpahastyconclusionthatthecompanyisgoingbankrupt.C A. atC B.