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A.Youcannotpostparcelsfromherewithoutdocumentation.

B.Youshouldcollectpostanddocumentsatthesametime.

C.Youmustbringsomethinginwritingshowingwhoyouare.

3.IfyoudonotwishtobesentproductInformationleafletspleasetickthisbox□

A.Leavetheboxemptyifyoudon'

tmindreceivinginformation.

B.Fillintheboxifyouneedmoreinformation.

C.Ticktheboxifyouarehappywithourproducts.

4.MayfieldCollege

ItalianforBusiness

5×

3-hourlessons

twiceweekly

beginningTuesday28September

Eachlessonwilllast

A.2hours.

B.3hours.

C.5hours.

5.MANUFACTURER'

SNOTICE

Pleasereturnanygoodsdamagedduringtransportation

withintwoweeksofdelivery,forimmediatereplacement.

A.Goodsdamagedduringtransportationmustbereplacedimmediately.

B.Ifthisproductarrivesdamaged,senditbackwithinafortnight.

C.Ifyourequirearefund,sendtheproductbackimmediately.

PARTTWO

Lookatthelistofjobvacanciesbelow.

Forquestions6-10,decidewhichvacancy（A-H）isthemostsuitableforeachpersonatthebottomofthepage.

Foreachquestion,markthecorrectletter（A-H）onyourAnswerSheet.

Donotuseanylettermorethanonce.

BretlandsEmploymentAgency

Bretlandshavethefollowingvacanciesforstaff

A.DirectorofFinance

B.DirectorofQualityControl

C.SalesManager

D.TransportManager

E.AssistantPersonnelManager

F.DesignerinPublicityDepartment

G.TechnicianinITDepartment

H.AssistantinLegalDepartment

6.Tomhasalotofexperiencepreparingthelayoutforbrochuresoncomputer.

7.Christinerecentlygotaqualificationincomputerprogramming.

8.Peterhasworkedasanaccountantinalargecompanyfortwelveyears.

9.Markhaspassedalawexamatschoolandwouldliketousethisknowledgeinhisjob.

10.Janeworksinahumanresourcesdepartment,helpingtorecruitstaff.

PARTTHREE

Lookatthegraphsbelow.Theyshowthenumberofvehiclessoldcomparedwiththenumberleasedbyeightdifferentretailersduringtheyear2000.

Whichchartdoeseachsentence（11-15）ontheoppositepagedescribe?

Foreachsentence,markoneletter（A-H）onyourAnswerSheet.

11.Leasesgrewmorerapidlythansalesinthesecondhalfoftheyear,followingasteadyriseinbothsectorsearlierintheyear.

12.Vehiclesalesrosesharplyinthemiddleoftheyear,overtakingleaseswhichneverthelessroseslightlyinthelastquarter.

13.Whilethevehicleleasebusinessexpandedduringtheyear,vehiclesalesdippedsharplyaftersixmonths,neverrecoveringtheirearlyhighlevel.

14.Thenumberofvehiclesleasedremainedlowthroughouttheyear,risingonlybrieflyabovesales,whichfluctuateddramaticallyinthefirstsixmonths.

15.Afterfallingsteadilyformuchoftheyear,bothsalesandleasesrecovered,withthenumberofleaseseventuallyexceedingsales.

PARTFOUR

Readthemagazinearticlebelowaboutajewellerydesigner.

Aresentences16-22ontheoppositepage'

Right'

or'

Wrong'

?

Ifthereisnotenoughinformationtoanswer'

Wrong;

choose'

Doesn'

tsay'

.

Foreachsentence16-22,markoneletter（A,BorC）onyourAnswerSheet.

Thejewellerydesigner

Hewasyoungandcompletelyunknown,butPaulWaterhousebelievedinhimself.He'

dheardthattherewasgoingtobealargeexhibitionforjewellerydesignersandheaskedtheorganiserswhetherhecouldshowsomeofhiswork.'

Iwasonly21,'

hesays,'

andtheyagreed,ifIcouldshowacompletecollection.'

Sohewenttothebank,borrowed￡1,500formaterials,andbegantoworkonnewdesigns.'

Theexhibitionwasfantastic.AlthougheveryoneelsewasmuchmoreexperiencedthanIwas,mydesignswerestillpraised.'

HedecidedtotransferhisbusinesstoCanadaandbegantoexperimentwithnewmaterials:

allsortsofstonesfromaroundtheworld,sometotallynewtohim.'

Asmostofthemweren'

tprecious,itchangedthewayIapproacheddesign.Itwasgreat!

Iwasabletoproducemuchlargerpiecesofmodernjewellery,'

hesays.'

ThenIwasaskedbyanadvertisingagencytodesignaweddingringforaTVadvert.TheagencylikedwhatI'

ddone,buttheirclient,acarmanufacturer,wantedsomethingalittlemoretraditional.Iwashappytomakechangesandthatworkgavemealotoffreepublicity.'

16.Atthestartofhiscareer,Paulfeltconfident.

A.RightB.WrongC.Doesn'

tsay

17.Paulusedhissavingstomakejewelleryfortheexhibition.

18.Peopleattheexhibitionadmiredhisdesigns.

19.Paul'

sfirstshopopenedinCanada.

20.Paulprefersworkingwithvaluablematerials.

21.Paulusesanadvertisingagencytopromotehisjewellery.

22.Paulwaswillingtocompromiseonthedesignofthering.

PARTFIVE

Readthearticlebelowaboutcomputersoftware.

Foreachquestion23-28,ontheoppositepage,choosethecorrectanswer.

Markoneletter（A,BorC）onyourAnswerSheet.

Computersoftware

AsmoreandmorecompaniesareusingtheInternettodobusiness,MarkWilliamsexplainshowanewsoftwarepackageishelpingtheefficienttransferofmedicinesfromfactorytopatient.

AHLPharmaceuticalsisoneofBritain'

slargestwholesaledistributorsofmedicines.UnderaEuropeanparentcompany,SetraAG,itcovers40percentoftheBritishmarket.Thecompanybuysmedicinesfromthemanufacturersanddeliversthemonatwice-dailybasistohundredsofhospitalsandpharmaciesaroundthecountry.

'

Theresponsibilityforsupplyingsuchlargequantitiesofmedicinesisfrightening,'

saysITdirector,StephenSmith.'

Ifamanufacturerhasqualitycontrolproblems,creatingashortfallinsupply,orifmedicinesaresuddenlyneededinlargequantitiessomewhereelseintheworldourstocklevelscanfalldramatically.Inthepastsuchalackofbalancebetweensupplyanddemandwasahugeproblem.Withournewsoftwaresystem,weknowimmediatelyofanypossiblemanufacturingorsupplydifficulties,canwarnourcustomersandsuggestpossiblealternatives.'

Thissystemissoefficientbecausemanufacturerscanupdatedetailsthemselvesofstocklevelsandproductinformation.TwiceadaystaffatAHLtransferthisdatatotheirmaincomputersystemwhereitismadeavailablethroughtheAHLwebsitetocompanypersonnelandcustomers.

Withsomanypeoplehavingaccesstothedata,isn'

tthesecurityofthesystematrisk?

'

Notatall,'

saysSmith.'

Werunthesoftwarewithinourowninternalsecuritysystem.Thedatagoesintoaspecial"

sandbox"

whichisseparatefromtherestofthesystem.Evenifsomeonemanagestogetintothesoftware,theycan'

tgoanywhereelseonthenetwork.'

Anddoeshethinkthatthisisthelimitofthesoftware'

suse?

ThefirsttimeIsawthisIhadthefeelingthatlifewouldbedifferentfromnowon.Insteadofhavinglotsofpiecesofpaperflyingaround,anexpansionofthesoftwaresystemintothepurchasingdepartmentmeansthatorderscannowbedealtwithinamoment.Theonlydelaytofurtherexpansionisdecidingwhatareaofthecompanytoapplyittonext.'

23.AHLPharmaceuticals

A.manufacturesmedicines.

B.putsdrugcompaniesincontactwithcustomers.

C.suppliesmedicinestocustomers.

24.Accordingtothetext,whatisthechallengeforpharmaceuticalmanufacturers?

A.developingnewtypesofmedicines

B.transportingmedicinestoothercountries

C.ensuringaconstantsupplyofmedicines

25.Themostimportantfunctionofthenewsoftwareisto

A.maintainthequalityofcustomerservice.

B.expandthecustomernetworkworldwide.

C.informpatientsaboutbetterqualitymedicines.

26.Newinformationaboutmedicines

A.isupdatedbythemanufacturerstwiceaday.

B.ismadeavailabletocustomersbyAHLpersonnel.

C.isgivendirecttocustomersbymanufacturers.

27.StephenSmithfeelsthat

A.thesecurityofinformationonthenetworkusedtobeaworry.

B.allthedatashouldbestoredonthesamesystem.

C.thecompany'

scomputer-basedinformationiswell-protected.

28.Thenewsoftware

A.canbeusedinmanyareasofthecompany'

sbusiness.

B.willsoontotallyreplacetheneedforpaperdocuments.

C.isdelayingtheexpansionofthepurchasingdepartment.

PARTSIX

Readthenewspaperarticlebelowaboutthecreationofnewjobs.

Choosethecorrectwordtofilleachgap,fromA,BorContheoppositepage.

Foreachquestion29-40,markoneletter（A,BorC）onyourAnswerSheet.

NEWJOBS

Anewclothingcompanyishopingtocreateas（29）as500jobsinitsfactoryandnationwidechainofstores.Thecompany,NewTrendwasset（30）byPeterDalton,a36-year-oldbusinessman（31）Liverpool.

Thecompany,（32）isduetostartproductionearlynextyear,willprovideemployment（33）300peopleinitsfactoryontheedgeofLiverpool.In12months'

time,（34）willbeafurther200jobs,asthecompanybeginsopeningshopsintownsin（35）partsofBritain.

PeterDaltonisalso（36）toopenashopinNewYork.Hehopesthat（37）thisshopprovessuccessful,thechain（38）expandacrossthewholeofNorthAm