1Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.IntheListeningtest,youwillbeaskedtodemonstratehowwellyouunderstandspokenEnglish.TheentireListeningtestwilllastapproximately45minutes.Therearefourparts,anddirectionsaregivenforeachpart.Youmustmarkyouranswersontheseparateanswersheet.Donotwriteyouranswersinthetestbook.PART1Directions:Foreachquestioninthispart,youwillhearfourstatementsaboutapictureinyourtestbook.Whenyouhearthestatements,youmustselecttheonestatementthatbestdescribeswhatyouseeinthepicture.Thenfindthenumberofthequestiononyouranswersheetandmarkyouranswer.Thestatementswillnotbeprintedinyourtestbookandwillbespokenonlyonetime.Statement(C),“They’restandingnearthetable,”isthebestdescriptionofthepicture,soyoushouldselectanswer(C)andmarkitonyouranswersheet.2Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.2.Goontothenextpage.3Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Directions:YouwillhearaquestionorstatementandthreeresponsesspokeninEnglish.Theywillbespokenonlyonetimeandwillnotbeprintedinyourtestbook.Selectthebestresponsetothequestionorstatementandmarktheletter(A),(B),or(C)onyouranswersheet.Youwillhear:Whereisthemeetingroom?Youwillalsohear:(A)Tomeetthenewdirector.(B)It’sthefirstroomontheright.(C)Yes,attwoo’clock.Thebestresponsetothequestion“Whereisthemeetingroom?”ischoice(B),“It’sthefirstroomontheright,”so(B)isthecorrectanswer.Youshouldmarkanswer(B)onyouranswersheet.11.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.12.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.13.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.14.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.15.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.16.Markyouransweronyouranswersheet.4Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Directions:Youwillhearsomeconversationsbetweentwopeople.Youwillbeaskedtoanswerthreequestionsaboutwhatthespeakerssayineachconversation.Selectthebestresponsetoeachquestionandmarktheletter(A),(B),(C),or(D)onyouranswersheet.Theconversationswillbespokenonlyonetimeandwillnotbeprintedinyourtestbook.41.Whatarethespeakersdiscussing?(A)Theirhomes(B)Theirjobs(C)Theirtravelplans(D)Theirfavoritecities42.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?(A)Getanewjob(B)Visitanothercity(C)Findalargerapartment(D)Movetothecountry43.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthewoman?(A)Herhouseisverysmall.(B)Shethinksthecityisexciting.(C)Herjobisverydifficult.(D)Shelivesoutsidethecity.44.Whydidthemantelephonethewoman?(A)Tocheckonhisorder(B)Toarrangeadeliverytime(C)Tocancelhisorder(D)Tochangehisorder45.Whatisthemanwaitingtoreceive?(A)Acomputerdesk(B)Acatalog(C)Somerecordingequipment(D)Somemusic46.Whatdoesthewomanaskfor?(A)Theman'stelephonenumber(B)Theman'sname(C)Thereferencenumberfortheorder(D)ThedatetheorderwasplacedGoontothenextpage.5Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Directions:Youwillhearsomeshorttalksgivenbyasinglespeaker.Youwillbeaskedtoanswerthreequestionsaboutwhatthespeakersaysineachshorttalk.Selectthebestresponsetoeachquestionandmarktheletter(A),(B),(C),or(D)onyouranswersheet.Thetalkswillbespokenonlyonetimeandwillnotbeprintedinyourtestbook.71.Whereisthisannouncementbeingmade?(A)Atatrainstation(B)Atatravelagent’soffice(C)Atanairport(D)Atacoffeeshop72.WhatistheweatherlikeinHongKong?(A)Itisfoggy.(B)Itisclear.(C)Itissnowinglightly.(D)Itisstormy.73.Whattimeofdayisthisannouncementbeingmade?(A)Morning(B)Afternoon(C)Evening(D)Latenight74.Whatisthemainpurposeofthistalk?(A)Tointroducespeakersataworkshop(B)Toannouncechangestoaschedule(C)Tooutlineregistrationprocedures(D)Toproposeanewworkshop75.Whatdoesthespeakersayabouttheworkshops?(A)Theremaybewaitinglistsfortheworkshops.(B)Theworkshopsarefree.(C)Theregistrationformswillbemailed.(D)Peopleshouldregisterearlyfortheworkshops.76.Whichworkshophasbeencanceled?(A)CookingforHealth(B)ExerciseforSeniors(C)FamilyNutrition(D)Children’sFitnessThisistheendoftheListeningtest.TurntoPart5inyourtestbook.6Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.NOTESTMATERIALONTHISPAGE7IntheReadingtest,youwillreadavarietyoftextsandanswerseveraldifferenttypesofreadingcomprehensionquestions.TheentireReadingtestwilllast75minutes.Therearethreeparts,anddirectionsaregivenforeachpart.Youareencouragedtoanswerasmanyquestionsaspossiblewithinthetimeallowed.Youmustmarkyouranswersontheseparateanswersheet.Donotwriteyouranswersinthetestbook.Directions:Awordorphraseismissingineachofthesentencesbelow.Fouranswerchoicesaregivenbeloweachsentence.Selectthebestanswertocompletethesentence.Thenmarktheletter(A),(B),(C),or(D)onyouranswersheet.101.RegisterearlyifyouwouldliketoattendnextTuesday’sonprojectmanagement.(A)seminar(B)reason(C)policy(D)scene102.PaulBrownresignedlastMondayfromhispositionasexecutiveofthecompany.(A)fine(B)chief(C)front(D)large103.ThefinancialauditofSoftPeachSoftwarecompletedonWednesdaybyacertifiedaccountingfirm.(A)tobe(B)havingbeen(C)was(D)were104.Theorganizersofthetripremindedparticipantstoatthestepsofthecityhallat:00P.M.(A)see(B)combine(C)meet(D)go8Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.105.isnobetterseasonthanwintertobegintrainingatSilver’sFitnessCenter.(A)When(B)It(C)There(D)Asit106.Therecentworldwideincreaseinoilpriceshasledtoademandforelectricvehicles.(A)greater(B)greatest(C)greatly(D)greatness107.MariaVásquezhasawiderangeofexperience,workedintechnical,production,andmarketingpositions.(A)having(B)has(C)havinghad(D)had108.Ticketswillnotberedeemableforcashorcreditatanytime,willtheybereplacediflostorstolen.(A)but(B)though(C)only(D)norGoontothenextpage.9Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Directions:Readthetextsonthefollowingpages.Awordorphraseismissinginsomeofthesentences.Fouranswerchoicesaregivenbeloweachofthesesentences.Selectthebestanswertocompletethetext.Thenmarktheletter(A),(B),(C),or(D)onyouranswersheet.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Questions141-144refertothefollowingletter.Ms.MonicaEisenman555KingStreetAucklandNewZealandDearMs.Eisenman:Iamtoconfirmourofferofpart-timeemploymentatWesternEnterprises.Inyourrole141.(A)pleased(B)pleasing(C)pleasant(D)pleasureasresearchassistant,youwillreporttoDr.EmmaWalton,whowillkeepyouinformedofyourspecificdutiesandprojects.Becauseyouwillbeworkingwithconfidentialinformation,youwillbeexpectedtotheenclosedemployeecode-of-ethicsagreement.142.(A)follow(B)advise(C)imagine(D)requireAswediscussed,youwillbepaidtwiceamonththecompany’snormalpayrollschedule.As143.(A)accords(B)according(C)accordingto(D)accordancewithanhourlyemployeeworkingfewerthantwentyhoursperweek,youwillnotbetoreceive144.(A)tolerable(B)liberal(C)eligible(D)expressedaidholidayspaidtimeoffforillnessorvacationorotheremployeebenefitsYouremploymentstatuswillbereviewedinsixmonths.IfyouhaveanyquestionspleasefeelfreetocontactmeOtherwisepleasesignandreturnonecopyofthisletterYoumaykeepthesecondcopyforyourfiles.Welookforwardtoworkingwithyou.yChristopherWebsterChristopherWebsterHumanResourcesEnclosuresGoontothenextpage.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Directions:Inthispartyouwillreadaselectionoftexts,suchasmagazineandnewspaperarticles,letters,andadvertisements.Eachtextisfollowedbyseveralquestions.Selectthebestanswerforeachquestionandmarktheletter(A),(B),(C),or(D)onyouranswersheet.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Questions153-155refertothefollowingadvertisement.stTheVenezia$2offAnyorderover$10withthiscoupon.Notvalidwithotheroffers.OffergooduntilJune16.50%offBuy1meal,get2ndone50%offwiththiscoupon.Notvalidwithotheroffers.OffergooduntilJune16.1literofsodawithdeliverywiththiscoupon.Notvalidwithotheroffers.OffergooduntilJune16.153.Whatisthepurposeofthisadvertisement?(A)Toannounceachangeinbusinesshours(B)Toadvertiseabusinessforsale(C)Toencouragedinerstoeatearly(D)Toattractmorecustomers154.Whatwillcustomersreceiveiftheyspendmorethan$10?(A)A$2discountontheirbill(B)50%offtheirnextpurchase(C)Aliterofsoda(D)Freedeliveryservice155.WhatwillhappenonJune16?(A)Anewownerwilltakeoverthebusiness.(B)Thecouponswillexpire.(C)Priceswillbefurtherreduced.(D)Thebusinesswillclose.Goontothenextpage.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.Questions156-159refertothefollowingarticle.Theneweconomyhascreatedgreatbusinessopportunitiesaswellasgreatturmoil.NotsincetheIndustrialRevolutionhavethestakesofdealingwithchangebeensohigh.Mosttraditionalorganizationshaveaccepted,intheoryatleast,thattheymustmakemajorchanges.Evenlargenewcompaniesrecognizethattheyneedtomanagethechangesassociatedwithrapidentrepreneurialgrowth.Despitesomeindividualsuccesses,however,thisremainsdifficult,andfewcompaniesmanagetheprocessaswellastheywouldlike.Mostcompanieshavebegunbyinstallingnewtechnology,downsizing,restructuring,ortryingtochangecorporateculture,andmosthavehadlowsuccessrates.About70percentofallchangeinitiativesfail.Thereasonformostofthesefailuresisthatintheirrushtochangetheirorganizations,managersbecomemesmerizedbyallthedifferent,andsometimesconflicting,advicetheyreceiveaboutwhycompaniesshouldchange,whattheyshouldtrytoaccomplish,andhowtheyshoulddoit.Theresultisthattheylosefocusandfailtoconsiderwhatwouldworkbestfortheirowncompany.Toimprovetheoddsofsuccess,itisimperativethatexecutivesunderstandthenatureandprocessofcorporatechangemuchbetter.Mostcompaniesuseamixofbothhardandsoftchangestrategies.Hardchangeresultsindrasticlayoffs,downsizing,andrestructuring.Softchangeisbasedoninternalorganizationalchangesandthegradualdevelopmentofanewcorporateculturethroughindividualandorganizationlearning.Bothstrategiesmaybesuccessful,butitisdifficulttocombinethemeffectively.Companiesthatareabletodothiscanreapsignificantpayoffsinproductivityandprofitability.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.156.Whatisthearticlemainlyabout?(A)Corporatemarketingplans(B)Newdevelopmentsintechnology(C)Waysforcompaniestoincreaseprofits(D)Howcompaniestrytoadapttonewconditions157.Theword“manage”inparagraph1,line6,isclosestinmeaningto(A)correct(B)attract(C)handle(D)regulate158.Accordingtothearticle,whydosomanyattemptstochangefail?(A)Softchangeandhardchangearedifferent.(B)Executivesareinterestedonlyinprofits.(C)Thebestmethodsareoftennotclear.(D)Employeesusuallyresistchange.159.Whatissoftchangebasedon?(A)Changesinthecorporateculture(B)Reductionsincompanysize(C)Relocatingbusinesses(D)FinancialmarketsGoontothenextpage.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.OptimumOptimumSoftwareCompanymeetingwithAdvantagePowerSystems,Inc.November2AdvantagePowerSystemsattendees:KatharineMorandiChomTaiOptimumSoftwareattendees:UjjwalAhmedYusraSinghPeterBodellQuestions160-164refertothefollowingmeetingagendaande-mailmessage.AAGENDAIntroductionsReviewobjectivesAdvantagePowerSystems:projectoverviewelopmentscheduleOptimumproductoverview?Coresoftwarefunctions?SoftwareplatformrequirementsrainingandconsultingchnologyquestionsandanswersndiYusraSinghsraSinghoKatharineMorandihmedOptimumSoftwareCompanyctYesterdaysmeetingThankyoufortakingthetimetogettogetherwithusyesterday.EveryoneonourteamfeltthatitwasaproductivemeetingWehaveabetterunderstandingofyourprojectsneedsnow,andwe’vestartedlookingatwaystoadaptoursoftwaretomeetyourrequirements.Whilethebasicfunctionofthesoftwareiswellsuitedtotheprojectoverall,asdiscussed,wewillexplorewaystoadaptittotheneedsofthedifferentdepartmentsatAdvantagethatwillbeusingit.Thiswillincursomeadditionalcost,asweindicated—we’llprovidedetailsaboutthatatournextmeeting,onceourengineershaveassessedthechangesthatwillneedtobemade.veaskedPeterBodelltoprepareadocumentforyouthatindicateswhentheTrainingandConsultingDepartmentcouldstartprovidingservicestoyou.He’llsendthisinformationtoyoudirectly—sinceyou’veworkedwithhiminthepast,itseemsthemostefficientwaytogo.Asagreedlet’ssetupameetingfortheweekofNovember26bywhichtimeourengineerswillbeabletooutlinetheirapproachestoyourdepartmentalneeds,andwe’llhavetheinformationweneedtoputtogetheracontract.Inthemeantime,pleasefeelfreetocontactmeifyouhaveanyquestions.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.160.Whywasthemeetingheld?(A)Totalkabouthiringcosts(B)Totrainsoftwareusers(C)Todiscussworkonaproject(D)Toreviewacontract161.WhowouldprobablybethebestpersonatOptimumtoanswertechnologyquestions?(A)UjjwalAhmed(B)ChomTai(C)YusraSingh(D)KatharineMorandi162.WhatisthemainpurposeofMr.Ahmed’se-mailtoMs.Morandi?(A)Torequestameetingwiththeengineeringdepartment(B)TointroducePeterBodell(C)TofollowuponameetingwithAdvantage(D)ToexplainhowOptimumhasadapteditssoftware163.WhatservicewillPeterBodell’sdepartmentprovide?(A)Trainingandconsulting(B)Legaladvice(C)Publicity(D)Changestothesoftware164.WhatwillhappenintheweekofNovember26?(A)PeterBodellwillmakeapresentation.(B)OptimumandAdvantagewillmeetagain.(C)Acontractwillbesigned.(D)Traininginthenewsoftwarewilloccur.Stop!Thisistheendofthetest.Ifyoufinishbeforetimeiscalled,youmaygobacktoParts5,6,and7andcheckyourwork.Unauthorizedcopyingorreuseofthispageisillegal.NOTESTMATERIALONTHISPAGENOTESTMATERIALONTHISPAGENOTESTMATERIALONTHISPAGEPart12.DA42.C43.DAA46.C71.C72.D74.C76.DswersnsThistestisdesignedtomeasureyourEnglishlanguageability.Thetestisdividedintotwosections:ListeningandReading.Youmustmarkallofyouranswersontheseparateanswersheet.Foreachquestion,youshouldselectthebestanswerfromtheanswerchoicesgiven.Then,onyouranswersheet,youshouldfindthenumberofthequestionandfillinthespacethatcorrespondstotheletteroftheanswerthatyouhaveselected.Ifyoudecidetochangeananswer,completelyeraseyouroldanswerandthenmarkyournewanswer.托業考試Toeic考題（含參考答案）

101.Togetreadyforpresentation,Mrs.

Warrenspenttheafternoonmemorizing

herpreparedspeech.

(A)she

(B)her

(C)hers

(D)herself

102.Intheeventbadweather,the

marathonwillbepostponedtothe

followingSaturday.

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103.Mr.Johnsonrequestedhisinternthe

reportonhisdeskbytheendoftheday.

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104.Theconferencecenterisunavailableeveryday

betweensixseveno’clockduetocleaning

andmaintenance.

(A)and

(B)of

(C)if

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105.80percentofFineDiamond's

clientsarewealthyjewelrycollectors

fromtheNorthAmericancontinent.

(A)More

(B)Higher

(C)Over

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106.Priortoanymeetingswithclients,the

vicepresidentresearchesthe

competitiontomakesurehiscompany

isofferingthebestonthemarket.

(A)nearly

(B)well

(C)always

(D)far

107.Ms.Dorseyfinishedhertwentieth

yearasthecorporation'sexecutivefinance

director.

(A)success

(B)successful

(C)successfully

(D)successes

108.Thosewhowork9P.M.aregiven

additionalcompensationforworking

latehours.

(A)after

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109.PrimeRealEstate,undertheof

Mr.Matt,solddoubletheamountof

propertiesasanyotheragencyinthearea

lastyear.

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(C)directly

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110.Theaccountantswhoareunfamiliarwiththe

newprogrammaytheworkshopFriday

afternoon.

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(C)wereattending

(D)attendee111.Copiesofthepaintingmaynotbereproduced

thepermissionoftheowner.

(A)without

(B)into

(C)until

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112.Telemarketersshouldadheretothecompany’s

standardwhencontactingpotential

clients.

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contributionstocorporatesociety.

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114.Furniturefortheinteriorremodelingofthe

officewillbetothestorageunitnear

thebuilding.

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(D)equipped

115.Thetwohouseholdfloorcleanerstestedin

thestudy,PineSolandFreshness,are

competentinremovingunwantedstains.

(A)equal

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116.Theaccountingmanagerconcerns

thathisaccountantswereundertoomuch

pressuretofinishthereportbythe

deadline.

(A)proposed

(B)commented

(C)regarded

(D)expressed

117.WeatDeluxeShippingguaranteethatyour

packageswillarriveonthedeliverydate.

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118.Thecity'smainlibraryregularlyhostsa

ofpubliceventstoencourageyoungpeopleto

readmore.

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(B)scheme

(C)series

(D)progression

119.Thebrochuresreleasedthisyearincludethe

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renovatedresort.

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120.Ifyouwanttogetaonyourpurchase,

youmustpresentacopyoftheoriginalreceipt

alongwiththeproduct.

(A)refund

(B)registration

(C)purchase

(D)limit121.Lastmonththemarketingteamanew

strategythatsubsequentlyincreasedthe

company'srevenuebythirtypercent.

(A)implementation

(B)implements

(C)implementing

(D)implemented122.Asproductioncoordinator,Elizabethwas

forthesupervisionofthefinalstages

ofassemblyandofoverallproductquality.

(A)probable

(B)responsible

(C)trusting

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ofclimbinggearwillimproveitsinthe

outdoorsportsgearmarket.

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teamifourmanagerpermitstodoso.

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(D)impartial127.Beforemakingyouronlinepurchase,readthe

customeragreementinordertoclearly

understandourcompany'sreturnpolicies.

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133.MetropolitanMuseumasksitspatronsto

refrainfrommakingloudconversationinthe

exhibitionroomsnottodisturbothervisitors.

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134.TomEvanshasbeenpromotedtosenior

supervisorforhissalesrecordoverthe

pasttwoyears.

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135.Theremodelingprojectisamazingwhen

yourealizethatittookonlyaweektobe

completed.

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136.TheduedatefortheapplicationtotheWall

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approaching.

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137.Customercomplaintsaboutlateshipments

anddamagedpackagesarebecomingmore

.

(A)frequent

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138.Ifyouusetheonlinebankingsystem,the

bankcreditsthetoyouraccountafter

10A.M.onthenextbusinessday.

(A)deposit

(B)economy

(C)finance

(D)placement

139.Dr.SandersandDr.Jacobsturnedintheir

resignationstothegeneralhospitalandwill

openaprivatepracticeof.

(A)them

(B)theirs

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140.FTPServicesisrelocatingitsheadoffices

andwillbeitscustomerservicehotline

untilfurthernotice.

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(B)estimating

(C)discontinuing

(D)solvingQuestions141-143refertothefollowinge-mail.

From:BradTaylor

To:ArlenePetronos

Subject:Bookreviews

Date:Thurs,Nov222007

DearMs.Petronos,

Allowmetocongratulateyouagainonbecomingpartofouronlinemagazinewritingteam.Asyou

learnedinanearliercommunication,youwillbewritingreviewsofrecentlypublishednon-fiction

books.

ByMondaynextweek,youwillreceiveyourassignmentparcel,whichwillcontaincopiesofthe

141.(A)almost

(B)late

(C)first

(D)last

publicationsonyourassignmentlist.Instructionsforsubmittingthefirstdraftofeachreview,in

additiontoinformationontheformationofapeercritiquegroupforyourwork,onourWebsite.

142.(A)islocating

(B)locate

(C)located

(D)arelocated

Essentially,youwillbepostingyourworkonournon-fictionbookreviewboard,whichyoucanaccess

onlywithanadministration-approvedusernameandpassword.Sinceyouneedapasswordtologin,

yourpasswordis:crimson.Youcanchangethispasswordforyourconvenienceafteryouhave

143.(A)temporary

(B)approximate

(C)previous

(D)permanent

loggedontothesite.

Welcomeagain,andwelookforwardtoworkingwithyou!

Questions144-146refertothefollowingletter.

August21,2007

LONCHANEY

11509WestmontStreet

WestLosAngeles,CA

90025,USA

DearMr.Chaney,

IwouldliketothankyouformeetingwithmelastMonday.Icertainlythechancetotalkabout

144.(A)appreciating

(B)appreciated

(C)wasappreciated

(D)willappreciate

careerpossibilitieswithsomeonewhohasbeeninthemedicaltechnologyindustryforsomanyyears.

Iamparticularlygratefulthatyouhaveofferedtogivemeyourinsightsontie-upsbetween

manufacturersandmedicalinstitutions.Asyouareaware,Iammostinterestedinenhancingmy

researchskillsforawell-established,manufacturerthatproducesequipmentforhospitalsand

145.(A)reputably

(B)reputable

(C)repute

(D)reputation

inst