1、 Task 3Directions: The following is an introduction of Summer Palace. After reading it, you should complete the information by filling in the blanks marked 46 through 50 in the table below. For each blank, you should write no more Task 3Directions: The following is an introduction of Summer Palace.

2、After reading it, you should complete the information by filling in the blanks marked 46 through 50 in the table below. For each blank, you should write no more than 3 words. The Summer Palace is situated on the west of Beijing and is 10 kilometers from the central city. It is world famous and the l

3、eading classical garden in China. The Summer Palace was first built in 1153 and served as an imperial(帝王的) palace for short stays away from the capital.The two main elements of the garden are Longevity Hill(萬壽山) and Kunming Lake. The garden is divided into three parts: a political activity area; the

4、 living quarters of the empress; and a scenic area.The buildings on the southern slope of Longevity Hill are characteristic of the garden. At the foot of Longevity Hill is the 728-meter-long passageway(長廊) which links the three areas together. The bridges of the western causeway of Kunming Lake are

5、replicas(復制品) of the bridges of famous Su and Bai causeways(堤道) on West Lake in Hangzhou.Back Lake at the northern foot of Longevity Hill is natural and peaceful. On its bank is Suzhou Street, a replica of a commercial street in the old days.The Summer Palace was opened to the public in 1924 and it

6、takes one day to view it in detail. Public buses or special sightseeing coaches can take you there. Summer Palace in Beijing The location of the Summer Palace: _46_of Beijing. The usage of the garden: for emperors_47_. Something linking the three areas:_48_. The character of Back Lake:_49_. The tran

7、sportation tools to the garden: buses or _50_.on the westshort stayspassagewaynatural and peacefulspecial sightseeing coach December 20, 2004 Mike Brown Account Director Dear Mr. Brown, After four years at Stanford University, where I majored in accounting, I leapt into the competitive world of adve

8、rtising at Sunrise in San Francisco. For the past year I have served a valuable apprenticeship(見習生見習生) in the advertising industry, working as an assistant account executive on the Sports Shirts account. During my time on the Sports Shirts account, I have progressed from having very little client co

9、ntact to interfacing(接觸) with the client-side on a regular basis. Since my introduction to the world of advertising, it has been my goal to work on Madison Avenue. I would very much like to discuss the open position. Thank you for your time spent reading this letter and the enclosed resume. I look f

10、orward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely, Bob Smith Information about Bob Smith The way he got the job information: through_46_. The place he learned accounting: at_47_. The company at which he began to know advertising:_48_. The position he held last year: a(n)_49_.the web site/InternetStanford U

11、niversitySunriseassistant account executivehis resume Change the travel direction only while the machine is standing. Do not use the machine to transport persons. Stop the machine immediately when noticing the development of smoke or unusual noises, perform troubleshooting (故障檢查) and rectify （糾正）the

12、 fault. Do not work with vibration (震動) on hard concrete (混凝土), on a concrete layer or heavily frozen ground. When passing under fly-overs (立交橋), bridges, tunnels, electric power lines, etc. keep a sufficient distance. On slopes always drive carefully up and down in direct direction. Change to slow

13、speed range before approaching the slope. Wet and loose soils considerably reduce the ground adhesion （附著力）of the machine on gradients(斜坡) and slopes. Higher risk of accident! Match the speed of the machine to the working conditions. Always allow loaded transport vehicles to pass. Switch the lights

14、on when the visibility is poor. Keep clear of edges and embankments(堤岸). Safety Regulations: The first thing to do when unusual noises are heard: _46_ immediately. What to do before approaching the slope: change to _47_.The places where risk of accident is higher: _48_.What the speed of the machine

15、should be matched to : _49_.The thing to be done when the visibility is poor: switch on _50_.stop the machineslow speed rangegradients and slopesthe working conditionsthe lights This interactive on-line program helps non-native writers of English improve or fine-tune(調整)their writing skills in Engli

16、sh. Recommended for intermediate or advanced levels, this on-line language class targets common writing problem of ESL/EFL writers. Class participants will build more effective writing skills. Topics include the items listed below. Clear explanations of grammar rules in English. Examples of common e

17、rrors. Interactive practice activities to guide students immediate feedback on answers. Application activities to guide students in applying new skills. A free on-line needs assessment is provided to give participants an immediate results analysis to help them decide if this program will meet their

18、needs. To register call (619)594-5907 and ask for Dr. Roberts. Instructor: Kathy L. Hans, has been teaching in the field of English as a second language for more than 20 years. She has trained ESL teachers throughout California for the State Department of Education and authored Teaching pronunciatio

19、n in Context, a training text with videotapes for teachers. The interactive on-line program. The participants of this program: _46_of English. The aim of this on-line language class: to solve _47_of ESL/EFL writers. The number of program topics: _48_.The way to decide if this program will meet the p

20、articipants need: free _49_.The length of Kathy l. Hanss working experience: more than _50_.non-native writerscommon writing problems4on-line needs assessment20 years Invitation for Prequalification This Invitation for Pre-qualification follows the General Procurement (采購) Notice for the project tha

21、t appeared in the “ADB Business Opportunities” on September 6, 2004. This project will be financed by the Asian Development Bank. The eligibility rules and procedures of ADB will govern the Pre-qualification and the bidding process. The Peoples Republic of China has applied for a loan from the Asian

22、 Development Bank (ADB) towards the cost of Dali-Lijiang Railway Project, and intends to apply a portion of the proceeds of this loan to eligible(符合條件的)payment under the contract(s) for which this invitation for Pre-qualification is issued. It is expected that the Invitation for Bids will be made in

23、 February 2005, Interested eligible Applications can obtain further information from the Procurement Agency and inspect the Pre-qualification Document at the address given below, between 8:30 and 11:30/13:30 and 16:30(Beijing time) from December 17,2004 to February 18,2005 (except Saturday, Sundays

24、and holidays): Address: Room 511, Genertec Plaze, No. 90, Xisanhuan zhonglu, Fengtai District, Beijing 100055, China. 86-10-6334828/63348607 Fax: 86-1063373591 The Pre-qualification Document in English can be purchased by interested Applications on the submission of a written application to the Proc

25、urement Agency between 8:30 and 11:30/13:30 and 16:30(Beijing time) from December 17,2004 to February 18,2005 at above address (except Saturday, Sundays and holidays) and upon payment of a nonrefundable fee of RMB 850 or US$100. The method of payment will be in cash, by check or direct deposit to th

26、e account of the Procurement Agency. If mail service is required, an extra fee of US$30 or RMB240 should be added. The Procurement Agency will promptly dispatch the document by registered animal. No liability will be accepted for loss or late delivery. Information about Invitation for Pre-Qualificat

27、ion The bank that will finance the project: the 46 _Bank. Name of the project: 47 _ Project. Getting further information: from the 48_ Deadline for buying the Pre-qualification document: 49 _.Fee for mail service: 50 _or RMB240.Asian DevelopmentDali-Lijiang RailwayProcurement AgencyFebruary 18,2005U

28、S$30 Task 4 Directions: The following is a list of terms of estate. After reading it, you are required to find the Chinese equivalents in the table below. Then you should put the corresponding letters in the Answer Sheet, numbered 51 through 55. Agovernment assignment Iland use fee Bopen market valu

29、e Jkey zones for development Ccost of development Kproject approval Dprofessional fee Lplanning approval Efinance costs Mbusiness license Fsale proceeds Nurban planning Gfloor area Ostate-owned land Hland use certificate Examples: (B)公開市場價值 （L）規劃許可 51（ ）開發費 （ ）國有土地52（ ）重點開發區 （ ）城市規劃53（ ）建筑面積 （ ）土地使用

30、證54（ ）專業人員費 （ ）營業執照55（ ）銷售收益 （ ）項目許可COJNGH DMF K AOne Street IDo Not Pass BKeep Right/Left JNo U Turn CBuses Only KU Turn OK DGive Way LReduced Speed Now ESafety First MRoad Up, Detour FNo Honking NNo Passing GToll Free OShut HMechanical Help Examples: (M)馬路施工,請饒行 （E）安全第一51. ( )禁止掉頭 ( )禁止超車52. ( )此路

31、不通 ( )快車先行53. ( )單行道 ( )免費通行54. ( )禁止鳴喇叭 ( )只準公共汽車通過 55. ( )減速慢行 ( )靠左/右JIODAG FC LB A - Spring Festival gala Evening I- Half the Sky B - CCTV News J- Sunset glow C - News Probe K-Big Pinwheel D - Time together across the Strait L- The Twelfth Studio E- Topics in Focus M- The Second Start F- Eastern

32、 Horizon N - Science and Technology Review G- Straight Talk O- man and Nature H-Zhengda Variety Show Example: (M) 第二起跑線 51（ ）春節聯歡晚會 （ ）新聞調查52（ ）十二演播室 （ ）實話實說53（ ）大風車 （ ）人與自然54（ ）天涯共此時 （ ）夕陽紅 55（ ）東方時空 （ ）半邊天 ACLGKODJFI A - half-time interval I- final match B - round robin J- competition regulations

33、C - group round robin K-match ban D - extra time L- send a player off E- elimination match M- red card F- eighth-final N - yellow card G- quarter final O- goal H-semi-final Example: (M) 紅牌 （E）淘汰賽 51.（ ）循環賽 （ ）八分之一決賽52.（ ）比賽條例 （ ）禁賽命令 53.（ ）中場休息 （ ）球門 54.（ ）判罰出場 （ ）半決賽 55.（ ）加時賽 （ ）決賽BFJKAOLHDI A - W

34、orld Telecommunications Day I- World Day to Combat Desertification B -World Meteorological Day J- International Nurse Day C - World Tuberculosis day K-United Nations Day D - International Day for the Eradication of Poverty L- World Consumer Right Day E- world Development Information Day M- Internati

35、onal Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer N - World Intellectual Property Day G- World Red-cross Day O- International Labour Day H-World No-Smoking DayExample: (B) 世界氣象日 (1)世界防治荒漠化和干旱日51.( )國際消除貧困日 ( )世界紅十字日52.( )國際臭氧層保護日 ( )世界環境53.( )國際勞動節 ( )國際護士54.( )世界知識產權日 ( )世界電信日55.( )世界無煙日 ( )聯合國日DGMF

36、OJNAHK Task 5 Directions: Read the following passage of safety advice. After reading it, you are required to complete the statements that follow (No. 56 through No. 60). You should write your answers in no more than 3 words on the Answer Sheet correspondingly. Smoking is not permitted on public tran

37、sport. Please keep personal belongings with you at all times to avoid security alerts(警覺). Also, be aware that pickpockets(扒手) and ticket touts(兜售票者) operate in busy areas. Please take note of all the safety notices and in the event of an emergency, follow the instructions of our trained staff. Keep

38、 loose clothing and luggage clear of lift doors and escalator(升降梯) steps. Take extra care with children. Do not stand near the edge of the platforms and NEVER pick up anything that falls onto the track because it is electrified. Ask staff for assistance. Never obstruct(妨礙) doors or try to get on or

39、off trains, buses or trams(電車) as the doors are closing. Only get on or off a bus, tram or train when it has stopped. Mind the gap between the train and platform edge when entering or leaving the train, particularly at some Tube(地下鐵) stations. You will find travel easier outside the rush hour. 56. W

40、hy should you keep watching your belongings at all times? To_. 57. Whose instructions should you follow in emergency? The instructions of _. 58. What shouldnt you do when something falls onto the track? Never_. 59. Where should you specially pay attention to the gap between the train and platform ed

41、ge? At_ . 60. When can you travel easily? Not at _.avoid security alerttrained staffpick it uptube stationsthe rush hour Ms. Pam Hill Director of Human Resources Department B.S. Accounting, Inc. 567 N. Maple Ave. Chicago, IL 12345 Dear Ms. Hill, A friend informed me that the Chicago office of your c

42、ompany, B.S. Accounting, is actively seeking to hire quality individuals for the Auditor(審計師)Development Program. I have more than two years of accounting experience, including interning as an Auditor last year with the New York City office of Ernst&Young. I will be receiving my BBA this May fro

43、m Illinois State University. I am confident that my combination of practical work experience and solid educational experience has prepared me for making an immediate contribution to B.S. Accounting. I believe my professional background will provide your office with a highly productive Auditor upon c

44、ompletion of your Development Program. I will be in the Chicago area the week of May 22. Please call me at 589-303-777 to arrange a convenient time when we may meet to further discuss my background in relation to your needs. If I have not heard from you by May 29, I will contact your office to inqui

45、re as to a potential meeting date and time. I look forward to meeting you then. Sincerely, Robert Herman 56. Why does the company want to hire people? To complete their_. 57. What working experience did Robert have? Two year experience of_. 58. What qualification certificate will Robert have? _. 59.

46、 How can the company contact Robert during the week of May 28? By_. 60. When will Robert contact the office of Ms. Pam Hill? _if he hasnt received any message from the company.Auditor Development ProgramaccountingBBAtelephoneAfter May 29 May 22, 2004 Dear Ms. Dolton, Please find enclosed a copy of m

47、y resume, writing portfolio (文件夾) and university transcript. I am forwarding these to you in hope that you will consider my application for the position of general reporter at the Peace News. As you will note in my resume, I have been a news and sports reporter. I have been able to write several ass

48、igned stories within a few hours. I have also generated my own story ideas and successfully pitched them to my editor. I am very organized and a thorough researcher. I am able to gather factual information in one interview. But when necessary I have covered late-breading elements in stories with fol

49、low-up telephone calls. I have never been required to write 5 stories a day, but I am confident that after a few days I could meet that level of productivity. This term, for instance, I had three 2000-word papers due within a week. I managed to complete the assignments without difficulty and score a

50、n A-on each paper. As a result, working overtime and weekends has become my lifestyle. I understand that the Peace News is one of the few dailies in the north. I am excited by the possibility of generating most of my own stories. I am very interested in working on daily and exploring your part of th

51、e province - an area I have never visited before. I look forward to meeting you in the near future. Yours truly Joe Smith 56. What is the purpose of this letter? Applying for the position of _. 57. How many enclosures can be found in the envelope? _. 58. What productivity is Joe expected to have? To

52、 write _. 59. What kind of life has Joe been used to? Working _. 60. Apart from being interested in the job itself, what else attracts Joe? _.general reporterThree5 storiesovertime and weekendshas never visited April 10, 2004 Dear Sir/Madam, Your hotel has been recommended to me by Mr. & Mrs. Jo

53、hn Windsor who tell me they spent a very happy fortnight with you last summer. I am planning to bring my family to St. Annes for 2weeks between mid-July and the end of August, and hope you will be able to accommodate us. We need one double and one twin-bedded room for my wife and myself and our two

54、young children. Our holiday arrangements are fairly flexible and any 2 consecutive (連續的)weeks within the period mentioned would be suitable . An early reply would be appreciated so that our holiday arrangements can be completed as soon as possible. Yours faithfully, Jack Brown April 15, 2004 Dear Mr

55、. Brown, Thank you for your letter of 10 April. I remember Mr. & Mrs. Windsor very well; please pass on my thanks for their recommendation. We are already fully booked for the month of August but the flexibility of your arrangements enables us to offer you one double and one twin bedded room for

56、 2full weeks from Saturday, 18 July. We would appreciate your written confirmation within one week. We look forward to welcoming you and assure you that everything possible will be done to make your stay here a very happy one. Yours sincerely, Jenney Wilkinson Hotel manager 56. How did Mr. Brown know the hotel? _ 57. How long will they stay at St. Annes? _. 58. When did Mr. & Mrs. Windsor go to St. Annes? _. 59. What enables them to book the hotel successfully s