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11．Have you heard of it？Firefighters rushed into a burning house，three of them unfortunately in and their lives．（　　）

	A．	catching； lost		B．	caught； lost
	C．	caught； losing		D．	catching； losing

6．

56．The leaflet is to inform visitors of the Park'sD
A．advanced management          B．thrill performances
C．entertainment facilities     D．thoughtful services
57．A visitor to the Park canB
A．rent a stroller outside Front Gate     B．ask for first aid by Thunder Run
C．smoke in the Water Park                D．leave his pet at KidZville．

3．Not until he went abroad for further study_ how attached he was to his parents．（　　）

	A．	that he realized		B．	had he realized
	C．	did he realize		D．	that he had realized

10．We each ____ strong points and each of us on the other hand ____ weak points．（　　）

20．YANG YUANQING，Lenovo's boss，hardly spoke a word of English until he was about 40：he grew up in rural poverty and read engineering at university．But when Lenovo bought IBM's personal-computer division in 2005he decided to immerse himself in English：he moved his family to North Carolina，hired a language tutor and--the ultimate sacrifice--spent hours watching cable-TV news．
Lenovo is one of a growing number of multinationals from the non-Anglophone world that have made English their official language．The fashion began in places with small populations but global ambitions such as Singapore and Switzerland．
Corporate English is now invading more difficult territory，such as Japan．Rakuten，a cross between Amazon and eBay，and Fast Retailing，which operates the Uniqlo fashion chain，were among the first to switch．Now they are being joined by old-economy companies such as Honda，a carmaker，and Bridgestone，a tyremaker．Chinese firms are proving harder to handle/crack：they have a huge internal market and are struggling to enroll/recruit competent managers of any description，let alone English-speakers．But some are following Lenovo's lead．Huawei has introduced English as a second language and encourages high-flyers（ambitious employees） to become fluent．
There are some obvious reasons why multinational companies want a lingua franca（共同语）．Adopting English makes it easier to recruit global stars （including board members），reach global markets and assemble global production teams．Such steps are especially important to companies in Japan，where the population is shrinking．
Tsedal Neeley of Harvard Business School says that"Englishnisation"can stir up a hornet's nest of emotions．Ms．Neeley argues that companies must think carefully about implementing a policy that touches on so many emotions．Senior managers should explain to employees why switching to English is so important，provide them with classes and conversation groups，and offer them incentives（刺激） to improve their fluency，such as foreign postings．Those who are already proficient in English should speak more slowly and try not to dominate conversations．And managers must act as referees and enforcers，resolving conflicts and discouraging staff from returning to their native tongues．
Intergovernmental bodies like the European Union are obliged to pretend that there is no predominant global tongue．But businesses worldwide are facing up to the reality that English is the language on which the sun never sets．

74．Lenovo's boss made all the efforts to familiarize himself with English exceptC．
A．hiring a language tutor
B．resettling in an English-speaking environment
C．expanding the business overseas
D．exposing himself to English Cable-TV news．
75．What can we infer from the passage？D
A．Most Chinese firms would like to introduce corporate English．
B．Chinese firms are in great need of English majors as their managers．
C．Huawei followed Lenovo as the second largest multinational in China．
D．Adopting corporate English is more difficult in places with a large population．
76．Which of the following is true according to the passage？C
A．The decrease in population pushes the Japanese to learn English well．
B．Neither the governmental bodies nor businesses will regard English as a global tongue．
C．Companies should handle employees'emotions carefully during the switch．
D．Those good at English should be encouraged to speak more in the company．
77．Which of the following might be the best title of the passage？A
A．English-Global Tongue in Business．
B．English-Chinese Business Leaders'New Fashion．
C．English-The Best Tool in Communication．
D．English-Dominating Factor of Successful Business．

7．By the end of next month you ______ your study in high school．（　　）

	A．	will have finished		B．	must have taken
	C．	should have taken		D．	would have taken

4．Few things can get normally calm people angry like finding a parking ticket attached to the windshield of their cars，especially when they seem undeserved．But most people don't want to invest the time and energy to beat them．
Now a new iPhone app，Fixed，will take on the task of beating a ticket：suggesting reasons it might be wrong，gathering supporting evidence and submitting proper paperwork to get drivers out of them．If the driver beats the ticket，they pay Fixed 25%of what it would have cost．
"When you mention parking tickets to people，most people think they've received an unfair one，"said David Hegarty，the designer of Fixed，who came up with the idea after getting six parking tickets in one day．
When someone gets a ticket，they snap a photo of it on their iPhone and enter the code．The app will tell them what percentage of those types of tickets are usually overturned and then show a list of possible reasons it could be found wrong such as a traffic sign covered by a leafy tree or a broken parking meter．If the motorists think they have a case，the app will remind them to get any additional photographic evidence with their phone and then digitally sign a letter．
Fixed's business model isn't completely new．There are companies that handle such cases for large companies such as FedEx and UPS．The difference is that Fixed is making the service available to individuals，thus helping in any area where the fee amount is small enough not to protest in person，but still big enough to make someone angry．"That's our sweet spot，"David said．

56．Most people accept parking tickets even if they feel unfair becauseA
A．they don't want to spend time and energy on them
B．they never have a chance to question them
C．they think they deserve tickets for their mistakes
D．they have no courage to face the traffic police
57．The underlined word"submit"，in Paragraph 2 probably means"D"．
A．put down B．make up C．give up D．hand in
58．The inspiration of Fixed came fromC
A．similar software from Apple App store
B．marketing analysis provided by iPhone
C．David Hegarty's personal experience
D．successful cases of some drivers
59．What does the 4th Paragraph mainly tell us about？D
A．Why evidence is important in paying a ticket．
B．What people can do to avoid parking tickets．
C．Why a smart phone App attracts users．
D．How the iPhone App Fixed works．
60．According to the last paragraph，Fixed is unique becauseB
A．it is free for smartphone users
B．it targets individuals as its customers
C．it was developed by FedEx and UPS
D．it can easily beat most of parking tickets．

5．---You're going to have a rise this month，aren't you？
---Yes，only﹩100．
---Well，．（　　）

	A．	the more，the better		B．	easier said than done
	C．	better than never		D．	better than nothing

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