Dear Edward,
I have been very busy recently with some really exciting new developments.If you visit my main website you will see various new items there.
The first is a tab called Food for Thought.This is a short daily email which raises a question or makes a statement or provides something for you to think about.Some regular readers may find these emails quite basic.However, you would agree with me that there are many people who reject anything spiritual simply because it means venturing(冒险进入) into the unknown.
There is also a tab called Please Help Me.I will be hosting tele-discussions soon-yes, and I am really excited about that!
Here I ask you to propose topics for tele-discussions.If you are concerned about missing out, don’t worry.The proceeds will be recorded and made available as MP3 recordings.Please let me know what burning issues you have or what you are curious about. 
I am providing a free mystery gift to the value of £9.95 for each successful suggestion. And please don’t think your issue is meaningless-there may be a number of other people who may have the same issue.
You may not be aware that I have also published a number of guided meditations(思考) on-line.Please have a look at this website for a free guided meditation as well as an explanation of what meditation is about.
And watch this space for more exciting things to come in the next month.I am now in a space where my hobby has become my work-how lucky can a girl be!
I also want to thank you for your support and interest over the past years-you have helped me immensely on my own journey.
Love and Light,
Elsabe
64.What does the item “Food for Thought” mainly focus on?
A.How to eat reasonably.                            B.Ideas for people to think about.
C.Where to have enough food.                   D.Ways to enjoy adventurous journeys.
65.How can one get a free mysterious gift from Elsabe?
A.By offering acceptable advice.                          B.By sending as much email as possible.
C.By sending him £9.95.                                         D.By telling him what you are interested in.
66.What does Elsabe ask Edward to do?
A.Offer topics for the tele-discussion.
B.Record the content of the website.
C.Concern and participate about the issues on the website.
D.Help him find more people to help him.
67.What can we infer from the whole passage?
A.Edward doesn’t know Elsabe at all.                 B.Many people join in Elsabe’s program.
C.People are afraid to surf Elsabe’s website.    D.Everything on Elsabe’s website is free.

Most glasses help people see better, but a new invention from Japan may soon improve language skills and       language barriers instead.

         High-tech Company NEC has       a device that it says will      users to communicate with people of different      .

         Shaped like a pair of eyeglasses      without the lenses(镜片), the computer-assisted Tele Scouter would      a picture-forming device to present almost real-time translations directly onto the      retina(视网膜). The text, provided      through voice recognition and      programs, would effectively provide movie-like “subtitles” (字幕)during a conversation between two people      the glasses.

         “You can keep the      flowing,” NEC market development official Takayuki Omino told reporters at Tokyo exposition      the device was on display. “This could also be used for talks     with secret information,” says Omino,       that there would be no need for translators.

         Each user’s      words would be      by microphone, translated, and be instantly      for conversation partners in      visual texts and as audio delivered through headphones.

         Users can still see their conversation partner’s face because the text is      onto only part of the retina—the first time such technology is used in a commercial product, according to NEC.

         The company plans to put the Tele Scouter in Japan in November next year,       at the beginning without the translation mode.

1.A. cut off                         B. cut up                          C. cut in                                  D. cut down

2.A. come across           B. come up with          C. come through                 D. come down

3.A. allow               B. promise                    C. force                                 D. leave

4.A. backgrounds                B. cultures                            C. languages                         D. customs

5.A. so                                   B. or                             C. but                                    D. while

6.A. admit                   B. adopt                           C. agree                                 D. adapt

7.A. designer’s           B. translator’s                      C. producer’s                       D. user’s  

8.A. instantly              B. strangely                          C. suddenly                          D. slowly

9.A. admission            B. translation                       C. preparation                     D. permission

10.A. bearing                       B. carrying                            C. wearing             D. taking

11.A. discussion                  B. argument                         C. conversation                   D. translation

12.A. where                         B. which                                C. why                                   D. how

13.A. connected                 B. satisfied                            C. joined                               D. covered

14.A. stating                   B. noticing                    C. realizing                           D. criticizing

15.A. spoken                  B. imagined                           C. written                             D. expected

16.A. made up           B. picked up                         C. turned up                        D. brought up

17.A. agreeable                  B. acceptable                       C. believable                        D. available

18.A. either                         B. neither                             C. none                                 D. both

19.A. placed                        B. got                                     C. passed                         D. knocked

20.A. therefore                   B. although                           C. however                     D. While

 

 Most glasses help people see better, but a new invention from Japan may soon improve language skills and    language barriers instead.

         High-tech Company NEC has    a device that it says will    users to communicate with people of different    .

         Shaped like a pair of eyeglasses    without the lenses(镜片), the computer-assisted Tele Scouter would    a picture-forming device to present almost real-time translations directly onto the    retina(视网膜). The text, provided instantly      voice recognition and    programs, would effectively provide movie-like “subtitles” (字幕) during a conversation between two people    the glasses.

         “You can keep the    flowing,” NEC market development official Takayuki Omino told reporters at Tokyo exposition (展览会)    the device was on display. “This could also be used for talks     with secret information,” says Omino, stating that there would be no      for translators.

         Each user’s    words would be    by microphone, translated, and be instantly    for conversation partners in    visual text and as audio delivered through headphones.

         Users can still see their conversation partner’s face because the text is    onto only part of the retina—the first time such technology is used in a commercial product, according to NEC.

         The company plans to put the Tele Scouter in Japan in November next year,     at the beginning without the translation mode.

1.A. cut off            B. cut down                  C. cut in                                D. cut up

2.A. come up with     B. come across C. come through                 D. come down

3.A. force          B. promise                  C. allow                                 D. leave

4.A. backgrounds      B. cultures                  C. customs                            D. languages

5.A. so                         B. but                           C. or                             D. while

6.A. adopt                   B. admit                       C. agree                                D. adapt

7.A. designer’s  B. translator’s             C. user’s                          D. producer’s

8.A. through               B. during                     C. within                          D. beyond

9.A. inventiong         B. invitation                C. preparation                D. translation

10.A. bearing             B. wearing                   C. carrying                            D. taking

11.A. discussion         B. argument                C. conversation                   D. translation

12.A. which                B. where                     C. why                              D. how

13.A. connected        B. satisfied                  C. joined                               D. covered

14.A. hope                  B. doubt                      C. need                                 D. wonder

15.A. expected   B. imagined      C. written                               D. spoken

16.A. picked up         B. made up                 C. turned up                        D. brought up

17.A. agreeable         B. acceptable             C. believable                        D. available

18.A. either                B. neither                    C. both                                  D. none

19.A. placed               B. passed               C. got                             D. knocked

20.A. therefore         B. while                       C. however                          D. although

 

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     Have you ever asked your customers and potential customers how they'd like to hear from you?Some
of them might check email messages regularly throughout the day; some of them might check their messages only once or twice a day; and some of them might not use email at all.
     If you've been automatically using email to avoid lengthy phone conversations, first check to see if that's
also your customers' preferred method of communication.Then consider the benefits of picking up the
phone.
     I know, email is convenient.It gives you a record of what was said, and it lets you communicate without wasting any time on chitchat.But it also removes that little human bond of friendliness.It prevents you from
finding a common ground-such as a shared interest in a hobby.The phone allows that.
     Using the telephone also aids in communication.A misunderstood question in an email can take several
messages back and forth to clarify.On the phone you can say "No, I meant..."and then you can restate your question in a different way.Instead of being a timewaster, the phone can sometimes be a timesaver.
     Be sure to ask your customers if they'd prefer documents sent to them by email or fax -because some
people really do prefer the fax.Remember that they're busy too.They might not want to sit at their computer opening files and printing pages of documents.For some, it's much more convenient to walk over to the fax machine and pick up the preprinted documents.
     There's an old saying:People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.Let
your customers know that you care about communicating with them in their way.Asking is merely adding
another level of customer service.
      Knowing how your people like to communicate can be even more important with prospective customers.
      Say you're sending a proposal for a project and competing with another vendor.If you assume that your prospective client reads his or her email regularly you might transmit your proposal as an attachment.
     If your assumption is wrong, and if your competitor has taken the time to learn that your prospective
customer really wants to receive documents via fax, your prospective client might not even see your
proposal until after the job is awarded.
      It only takes a minute to ask the question, and it might make a big difference in your income.
                                              Ways of__1__with your customers
Advantages Disadvantages
   2  ways
Using e­mail    3    long phone conversations. There is a    4   of  friendliness.
Using  the tele­ phone ?Help you find what others have in__5__with yourself.
?Help you to__6__time in communication.

Maybe the  conversation   7   long.
Using  the fax Busy people can gain more time,, by means of picking up the preprinted  8  .
  9   Knowing your customers'way of communication might have an__10__on your income.

Dear Edward,

I have been very busy recently with some really exciting new developments.If you visit my main website you will see various new items there.

The first is a tab called Food for Thought.This is a short daily email which raises a question or makes a statement or provides something for you to think about.Some regular readers may find these emails quite basic.However, you would agree with me that there are many people who reject anything spiritual simply because it means venturing(冒险进入) into the unknown.

There is also a tab called Please Help Me.I will be hosting tele-discussions soon-yes, and I am really excited about that!

Here I ask you to propose topics for tele-discussions.If you are concerned about missing out, don’t worry.The proceeds will be recorded and made available as MP3 recordings.Please let me know what burning issues you have or what you are curious about. 

I am providing a free mystery gift to the value of ??9.95 for each successful suggestion. And please don’t think your issue is meaningless-there may be a number of other people who may have the same issue.

You may not be aware that I have also published a number of guided meditations(思考) on-line.Please have a look at this website for a free guided meditation as well as an explanation of what meditation is about.

And watch this space for more exciting things to come in the next month.I am now in a space where my hobby has become my work-how lucky can a girl be!

I also want to thank you for your support and interest over the past years-you have helped me immensely on my own journey.

Love and Light,

Elsabe

1.What does the item “Food for Thought” mainly focus on?

      A.How to eat reasonably.                      B.Ideas for people to think about.

      C.Where to have enough food.               D.Ways to enjoy adventurous journeys.

2.How can one get a free mysterious gift from Elsabe?

      A.By offering acceptable advice.            B.By sending as much email as possible.

      C.By sending him ??9.95.                       D.By telling him what you are interested in.

3.What does Elsabe ask Edward to do?

      A.Offer topics for the tele-discussion.

B.Record the content of the website.

      C.Concern and participate about the issues on the website.

      D.Help him find more people to help him.

4.What can we infer from the whole passage?

      A.Edward doesn’t know Elsabe at all.           B.Many people join in Elsabe’s program.

      C.People are afraid to surf Elsabe’s website.   D.Everything on Elsabe’s website is free.

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