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Thanks a lot for your inquiry (147) information on our leather shoes. We have the pleasure to enclose our latest catalogue and price list. On top of that, samples of various materials we regularly use in manufacturing are (148). Moreover, we are informing you that we would like to cooperate on product lines.
We are also sending you another catalog containing various types of other leather products. If (149), please fax us item numbers so that we may send you samples to show our quality.
Thank you for your interest in our products.
Sincerely yours,
Catherine, Manager of Sales
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A．requests
B．requested
C．requesting
D．being requested
eBay
eBay is a global phenomenon—the world's largest garage sale, online shopping center, car dealer and auction site with 147 million registered users in 30 countries as of March 2005. You can find everything from encyclopedias to olives to snow boots to stereos to airplanes for sale. And if you stumble on it before the eBay overseers do, you might even find a human kidney or a virtual date.
eBay is, first and foremost, an online auction site. You can browse through categories like Antiques, Boats, Clothing & Accessories, Computers & Networking, Jewelry & Watches and Video Games. When you see something you like, you click on the auction title and view the details, including pictures, descriptions, payment options and shipping information. If you have a pretty good idea of what you're looking for, you can search for it using simple keywords, such as "Apple iPod", or using more advanced search criteria that helps narrow the results, such as keywords to exclude, item location, price range and accepted payment methods.
If you place a bid on an item, you enter a contractual agreement to buy it if you win the auction. All auctions have minimum starting bids, and some have a reserve price—a secret minimum amount the selle is willing to accept for the item. If the bidding doesn't reach the reserve price, the seller doesn't have to part with the item. In addition to auctions, you can find tons of fixed-price items on eBay that make shopping there just like shopping at any other online marketplace. You see what you like, you buy it, you pay for it and you wait for it to arrive at your door. There axe also auction listings that give you the option to "Buy It Now" for a price that's typically higher than the auction's start price. If you choose to buy the item for the "Buy It Now" price instead of bidding on it, the auction ends instantly and the item is yours.
You can pay for an item on eBay using a variety of methods, including money order, cashier's check, cash, personal check and electronic payment services like PayPal and BidPay. It's up to each seller to decide which payment methods he'll accept. PayPal is the easiest way to buy something on eBay, because eBay owns PayPal. The PayPal payment process is already built into any auction listing on eBay.
Just as you can buy almost anything on eBay, you can sell almost anything, too. Using a simple listing process, you can put all of the junk in your basement up for sale to the highest bidder. Lots of people sell their old laptop(携式电脑) once they've upgraded, the clothing their kids have grown out of or the brand new couch they bought on final sale without realizing it wouldn't fit in their den. Some people even make a business of eBay by opening their own "eBay store". When you sell an item on eBay, you pay listing fees and turn over a percentage of the final sale price to eBay.
Once you register (for free) with eBay, you can access all of your eBay buying and selling activities in a single location called "My eBay".
To look for an item, you don't need to register—you can browse, search and watch items (up to 10) as a guest. You can't bid or buy as a guest, though. So the next step is to register with eBay here. It's quick and free.
Now we can place a bid on the set of Simpsons Pez dispensers. If we click on the link in our watch list, we end up back at the auction page. There are four main sections to any auction page:
-Title/Overview—This is where you see the basic information, like auction title, price, shipping price, seller information and how many bids have been placed so far.
-Description—This is where the seller provides details about the item.
-Shipping, payment and return policy —This is where you can find full shipping information, any details the seller wants a bidder to know about making payment(inclu
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B．N
C．NG
Section B
Directions: In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions. Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D.
听力原文： Switzerland is a land well-known for its beautiful landscape and people generally tend to associate Switzerland with mountains and mountain scenery.
But Switzerland is more than just a land of mountains. It is a country of highly intelligent, resourceful and hardworking people.
The Swiss manufacture precision instruments such as watches, calculators and other specialized goods like typewriters, sewing machines, turbines and generators which are sold to other countries.
They are also able to produce those goods which do not need huge amounts of raw materials. Most of the raw materials used in industry are imported from other countries.
As Switzerland has no sea coast, it has to pay heavily for imported raw materials which have to be sent over long distances and rocky land. For this reason the Swiss are interested only in producing precision products like watches, cameras, and other types of goods which make use of their skill and craftsmanship.
The well-known Swiss watch industry is a good example of this. Small amounts of raw materials are needed but a great deal of skill and precision is needed to produce a little item with so many minute parts.
Foodstuffs, especially milk products, are also processed and exported. Swiss cheese, butter, chocolate and condensed milk are popular in many countries. Swiss exports are sent by rail to neighbouring countries. But, for its overseas business, Switzerland has special arrangements with foreign ports like Amsterdam, Genoa and Rotterdam, through which Swiss goods are exported.
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A．Small amounts of raw materials and little skill.
B．Huge amounts of raw materials but little skill.
C．Small amounts of raw materials but great workmanship and skill.
D．Large amounts of raw materials and skill and craftsmanship.
eBay
eBay is a global phenomenon-the world's largest garage sale, online shopping center, ear dealer and auction site with 147 million registered users in 30 countries as of March 2005. You can find everything from encyclopedias to olives to snow boots to stereos to airplanes for sale. And if you stumble on it before the eBay overseers do, you might even find a human kidney or a virtual date.
eBay Basics
eBay is, first and foremost, an online auction site. You can browse through categories like Antiques, Boats, Clothing & Accessories, Computers & Networking, Jewelry & Watches and Video Games. When you see something you like, you click on the auction title and view the details, including pictures, descriptions, payment options and shipping information.
If you place a bid on an item, you enter a contractual agreement to buy it if you win the auction. All auctions have minimum starting bids, and some have a reserve price-a secret minimum amount the seller is willing to accept for the item. If the bidding doesn't reach the reserve price, the seller doesn't have to part with the item. In addition to auctions, you can find tons of fixed-price items on eBay that make shopping there just like shopping at any other online marketplace. You see what you like, you buy it, you pay for it and you wait for it to arrive at your door.
You can pay for an item on eBay using a variety of methods, including money order, cashier's check, cash, personal check and electronic payment services like PayPal and BidPay. It's up to each seller to decide which payment methods he'll accept.
Just as you can buy almost anything on eBay, you can sell almost anything, too. Using a simple listing process, you can put all of the junk in your basement up for sale to the highest bidder. When you sell an item on eBay, you pay listing fees and turn over a percentage of the final sale price to eBay.
Once you register (for free) with eBay, you can access all of your eBay buying and selling activities in a single location called "My eBay."
eBay Infrastructure
A series of service disruptions in 1999 caused real problems for eBay's business. Over the course of three days, overloaded servers intermittently shut down, meaning users couldn't check auctions, place bids or complete transactions during that period. Buyers, sellers and eBay were, very unhappy, and a complete restructuring of eBay's technological architecture followed.
In 1999, eBay was one massive database server and a few separate systems running the search function. In 2005, eBay is about 200 database servers and 20 search servers.
The architecture is a type of grid computing that allows for both error correction and growth. With the exception of the search function, everything about eBay can actually run on approximately 50 servers-Web servers, application servers and data-storage systems. Each server has between 6 and 12 microprocessors. These 50 or so servers run separately, but they talk to each other, so everybody knows if there is a problem somewhere, eBay can simply add servers to the grid as the need arises.
While the majority of the site can run on 50 servers, eBay has four times that. The 200 servers are housed in sets of 50 in four locations, all in the United States. When you're using eBay, you may be talking to any one of those locations at any time--they all store the same data. If one of the systems crashes, there are three others to pick up the slack.
When you're on the eBay Web site and you click on a listing for a Persian rug, your com-puter talks to Web servers, which talk to application servers, which pull data from storage servers so you can find out what the latest bid price is and how much time is left in the auction, eBay has local partners in many countries who deli
A．Virtual dates.
B．Any over-priced products.
C．Priceless antiques.
D．Rare animals for pets.
A．market share
B．total output
C．profit
D．employee benefits
SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. At the end of each news item, you will be given 10 seconds to answer the questions.
听力原文： SAN FRANCISCO, California (Reuters) --California schools can continue calling their teams the "Redskins" after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenagger Tuesday vetoed a bill that would have banned the use of the term as racially derogatory.
The debate over the bill had pitted Democrats, who control the state legislature, against Republican and Democratic representatives from rural districts, where at least five high school teams are called Redskins.
An earlier version of the hill, which ran into opposition in California's legislature, would have banned the use of other American Indian nicknames as school team names, including the Chiefs, Braves and Papooses. Schwarzenegger said he vetoed the bill because it would have usurped the authority of local school boards.
"Decisions regarding athletic teams' names, nicknames or mascots should be retained at the local level," the Republican governor wrote in his veto message.
The author of the bill, West Hollywood Democrat Jackie Goldberg said that reasoning was flawed and vowed to press for a ban.
Goldberg said the term "Redskin" was widely understood as derogatory and harkened back to the earliest days of European colonization when bounties were placed on Native Americans.
But school officials at Tulare Union High School in Tulare, California, welcomed Schwarzenegger's veto. The school has used the Redskins name for its teams since 1924.
The governor has decided that ______.
A．schools should not use names like "redskins"
B．schools can use names like "redskins"
C．some names such as "redskins" are derogatory
D．local schools should name their sports teams carefully
听力原文：W: (22)Good morning, sir. What can I do for you？
M: (22)Hi, I'm looking into getting some furniture and other items moved from the storage into my new home.
W: All right. How far away from the ware house is your home？
M: Only a few hundred yards, but the items are rather large and heady. I was studying overseas for the past two years and just recently returned, so while I was gone I had to put all of my furniture and other major possessions into storage.
W: OK, I just need to get some details first. What kind of house is it？
M: It has three rooms.
W: And how many entrances does it have？
M: Hm, is that actually relevant？
W: (24)Yes, because it usually affects the cost of the labor. It's easier to move items into a house with more entrances. So, the overall time and cost of labor will be cheaper.
M: Well, I hadn't thought of that before. (23)Hm, it has two, no, wait, three doors.
W: OK, three doors. And the location？
M: 1966, Finch Ave.
W: All right. And what are the items you want to move on the first trip？
M: (25)I suppose I'd like to get my bed and refrigerator moved in first. I've got some chairs and my kitchen table and dining set. I want them to be in the house earlier, too. As to the valuables, I think I can move them on my own.
W: No problem. Now we just need to get the weight of each item and then I can tell you how much the cost is.
(23)
A．Landlord and tenant.
B．Customer and receptionist.
C．Client and phone operator.
D．Customer and shop assistant.
SECTION B PASSAGES
Directions: In this section, you will hear several passages. Listen to the passages carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
听力原文： Lots of people pretend that they never read advertisements, but this claim may be seriously doubted. It is hardly possible not to read advertisements these days. And what fun they often are, too! Just think what a railway station or a news paper would be like without advertisements. Would you like to read only closely-printed columns of news in your daily pa per？ A cheerful, witty advertisement makes such a difference to a drab wall or a newspaper full of the daily ration of calamities.
We must not forget, either, that advertising makes a positive contribution to our pockets. Newspapers, commercial radio and television companies could not subsist without this source of revenue. The fact that we pay so little for our daily paper, or can enjoy so many broadcast programs is due entirely to the money spent by advertisers. Just think what a newspaper would cost if we had to pay its full price !
Another thing we mustn’t forget is the "small ads" , which are in virtually every newspaper and magazine. What a tremendously useful service they perform. for the community ! Just about anything can be accomplished through these columns. For instance, you can find a job, buy or sell a house, announce a birth, marriage or death in what used to be called the "hatch, match and dispatch" columns, but by far the most fascinating section or "agony" column. No other item in a newspaper provides such entertaining reading or offers such a deep insight into human nature.
Which of the following might best express the main idea of this passage？
A．Advertising performs a useful service to the community.
B．All advertisements are useful.
C．Advertising makes a great contribution to our wealth.
D．Qualified products need to be advertised.
PART 3
Discussion topic: Possessions
Example questions:
— What kinds of possessions are important to people in modern Chinese society？
— Do men and women like to have the same kinds of possessions？
— In the future, what possessions do you think that people will value most？
— If you could possess any item in the world, what would you choose？
SECTION C NEWS BROADCAST
Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. At the end of each news item, you will be given 10 seconds to answer the questions.
听力原文： SAN FRANCISCO, California (Reuters) --California schools can continue calling their teams the "Red- skins" after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Tuesday vetoed a bill that would have banned the use of the term as racially derogatory.
The debate over the bill had pitted Democrats, who control the state legislature, against Republican and Democratic representatives from rural districts, where at least five high school teams are called Redskins.
An earlier version of the bill, which ran into opposition in California's legislature, would have banned the use of other American Indian nicknames as school team names, including the Chiefs, Braves and Papooses. Schwarzenegger said he vetoed the bill because it would have usurped the authority of local school boards.
"Decisions regarding athletic teams' names, nicknames or mascots should be retained at the local level," the Republican governor wrote in his veto message.
The author of the bill, West Hollywood Democrat Jackie Goldberg said that reasoning was flawed and vowed to press for a ban.
Goldberg said the term "Redskin" was widely understood as derogatory and harkened back to the earliest days of European colonization when bounties were placed on Native Americans.
But school officials at Tulare Union High School in Tulare, California, welcomed Schwarzenegger's veto. The school has used the Redskins name for its teams since 1924.
The governor has decided that _______.
A．schools should not use names like "redskins"
B．schools can use names like "redskins"
C．some names such as "redskins" are derogatory
D．local schools should name their sports teams carefully
A．market share
B．total output
C．profit
D．employee benefits
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