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剑桥商务英语中级分类模拟
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LISTENING
PART ONE
● You will hear three telephone conversations or messages.
● Write one or two words or a number in the numbered spaces on the
notes or forms below.
● You will hear each recording twice.
Conversation One
● Look at the notes below.
● You will hear a man calling a colleague about making changes to his
schedule.
JACKSON'S ASSOCIATES
Telephone Message
Caller: James Horrocks
Date and time of call: 8:45 a.m 7th April.
Message
ESCHEPULE MORNING:
The meeting with John Row (APF. will need to be
1
.
The new time of the marketing meeting is:
2
.
Call Jim Davis to arrange a
3
.
Also, send
4
to Freda Bell.
Conversation Two
● Look at the notes below.
●
You will hear a man telephoning his personnel officer.
Message
Date: 12 November, 2000
From: Roshan Singh,
5
Department.
Message: He has received an interesting
6
.
and wants to discuss
7
.
He has to reply by
8
.
Conversation Three
● Look at the notes below.
● You will hear a woman giving instructions to a colleague about
dealing with job applications.
Applications for Publicity Co-ordinator
Things to do:
● Reject those without
9
qualifications.
● Select those who've worked in a
10
.
● Request
11
for people on shortlist.
● Circulate applictions to
12
.
PART TWO
Section One
● You will hear five short recordings. Five peopl
e are giving advice on
how to give feedback to employees.
● For each recording, decide what advice the speaker gives.
● Write one letter (A
-H) next to the number of the recording.
● Do not use any letter more than once.
● You will hear the
five recordings twice.
A. Give feedback on a regular basis.
B. Select the right time and place.
C. Focus on the consequences of the individual's behaviour.
D. Ignore your own feelings.
E. Be clear about what you're referring to.
F. Praise the individual's strengths.
G. Offer people the chance to respond.
H. Give feedback at once.
Section Two
● You will hear another five recordings. Five people are talking about
their reasons for joining a particular company.
●
For each recording, decide why the speaker chose to join the
company.
● Write one letter (A
-H) next to the number of the recording.
● Do not use any letter more than once.
● You will hear the five recordings twice.
A. It was near to home.
B. The interview process was friendly.
C. The workload was not too demanding.
D. There was a broad variety of work on offer.
E. The financial benefits were attractive.
F. The management approach was dynamic.
G. There were relevant training opportunities.
H. The promotion prospects were good.
PART THREE
● You will hear Sophie Garland, the General Manager of Daylong
Leisure Centres, and James Pinot, the Operations Manager, discussing
problems at the Nottingham centre.
● For each question 23
-30, mark one letter (A, B orC. for the correct
answer.
● You will hear the recording twice.
23
、
What does Sophie say about the Nottingham centre's problems?
A. She doesn't know what has caused them.
B. She hadn't expected Nottingham to have problems.
C. She doesn't think they will last for long.
24
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James says the European branch solved a similar problem by
A. closing some centres.
B. advertising the centres.
C. investing in the centres.
25
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Sophie proposes that the Nottingham centre should
A. be sold to a company in a different sector.
B. continue to run as a Daylong Centre.
C. remain a leisure centre but under different ownership.
26
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James believes that the main cause of the problem is
A. a change in consumer tastes.
B. the design of the centres.
C. the economic situation.
27
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According to Sophie, advertising would
A. take time to improve the figures.
B. produce only temporary results.
C. build up the company's image.
28
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James suggests that part of the solution is to
A. reduce opening hours.
B. employ staff on lower salaries.
C. limit the promotional offers.
29
、
The Board wants to sell the Nottingham centre because
A. the company's share price has been falling.
B. it would fetch a good price.
C. they need to compensate for losses.
30
、
Sophie finally agrees to propose to the Board that they
A. keep the centre running as usual.
B. allocate money for extra promotions.
C. give the centre a chance to reduce its costs.
答案
:
LISTENING
PART ONE
Conversation One
1
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CANCELLED
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听力原文
]
F: Hello. Jackson's Associates.
M: (phone) Oh, hi! It's me, James. James Horrocks.
F: Oh, James! Where are you?
M: I'm on the train, but I'm still in London! There's been a long delay
and
I'm
going
to
be
very
late,
so
I'm
going
to
have
to
reschedule
my
morning.
Could you deal with it all for me?
F: Sure.
M: I've got a meeting at half past ten with John Row of APE.
F: What do you want me to do about it? Shall I try and get him to come
later?
M:
That meeting will have to be cancelled or the whole morning's schedule will be
impossible.
F: Right.
M: Now, I'd also call a marketing meeting for 11:30. Could you give
everyone a later time?
Let's make it 12:30.
F: OK then.
M:
And
as
it'll
be
lunch
time,
could you call Jim Davis to arrange a lunch venue?
People won't mind a late meeting if we offer them food!
F: OK.
M:
Oh,
and,
also,
I wont have time to see Freda Bell when I finally get into the
office. Could you email her for me?
Otherwise she'll think I've forgotten.
F: Fine. OK. Anything else?
M: Nothing at the moment. See you soon, I hope.
F: OK. Bye.2
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12:30/12:30 (PM)/HALF PAST TWELVE/TWELVE THIRTY
3
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LUNCH (VENUE)
4
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A/AN E(-)MAIL
Conversation Two
5
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ACCOUNTS
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听力原文
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W: Human Resources, Mary speaking. Can I help you?
M: Oh good morning. I'd like to speak to Peter Robinson, please.
W: I'm afraid Mr. Robinson's out of the office at the moment.
M:
I
see.
It's Roshan Singh here, from Accounts.
I
really
need
to
speak
to
him
fairly urgently.
W:
He's
not
going
to
be
back
until
Thursday.
I'm
his
Personal
Assistant,
maybe I can help you.
M: OK.
The thing is I've had a very attractive lob offer.
W: Oh, congratulations. Where is it?
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