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1、. . .第一套Part One Reading aloudBe prepared to read aloud the following short speech. You should read it as if you are giving a real-life prepared speech.Ladies and Gentlemen,Its a great pleasure to have you visit us today. Im very happy to have the opportunity to introduce our company to you.Our comp
2、any was established in 1950. We mainly manufacture electronic goods and export them all over the world. We grossed about US $100 million last year, and our business is growing steadily. We have offices in Asia, North America and Europe, with about 1,000 employees, and we are working gladly to serve
3、the needs of our customers. In order to further develop our overseas business, we need reliable agents to market our products.I hope you will consider doing business with us. Thank you.Part Two PresentationBe prepared to talk about the following chart, describing, comparing and summarizing the conte
4、nts. You can also add your own comments.Note: badminton 羽毛球Part Three InterviewNow you see an advertisement here. Be prepared to discuss this ad and issues in relation to the development of chain stores in China.DONUT & COFFEECHAIN - 48 Locations -FOR SALEThe BESS EATON chain of 48 fully operating d
5、onut（多幅饼） & coffee shops are located in Connecticut, Rhode Island and some other cities of southern New England. It is available for immediate sale. Its 2003 sales reached $28,125,000. First class, a fully equipped bakery & an additional office building are also available. BESS EATON is a 50-year-ol
6、d family business with 650 employees and many prime locations in rapidly developing southern New England areas, including southern Connecticut and Rhode Islands growing ocean-front communities. Minimum offer for this fully operating chain, as a going concern, including all locations: $35,000,000.00C
7、ontact Allan M. ShineWinograd, Shine & Zacks, PC123 Dyer Street, Providence, RI 02903(T) (401)273-8300(F)(401)272-5728第二套Part One Reading aloudBe prepared to read aloud the following short speech. You should read it as if you are giving a real-life prepared speech.Ladies and Gentlemen:Welcome you al
8、l here for the fourth annual meeting of our Asian sales staff. I know you are all busy, so I especially appreciate your taking time to participate in this meeting today.There are 16 participants here. First, Mr. Carl Allen, our sales manager, will make a few remarks. He will speak about the sales pr
9、omotion for the coming year and the problems that some of us have had in the past year. After Mr. Allens remarks, the meeting will be open for comments and discussion from the rest of you.We hope that you will all take an active part in this meeting and air your views frankly. After the meeting, we
10、will all go to the Rose Room of this hotel for a dinner. Now, shall the meeting begin？Part Two Presentation Be prepared to tell about the following chart, describing, comparing and summarizing the contents. You can also add your own comments.Note: CMA and SR are the names of two companies.Part Three
11、 InterviewHere is a companys job training program. Be prepared to discuss this program and your views on job training in general.Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Training ProgramMy Education Connection is a new partnership between Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. and selected online education providers. Nationally famous
12、 colleges and universities, as well as highly regarded e-Learning companies, have cooperated with Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. to provide educational opportunities through My Education Connection on your home computer. This benefit offers all associates the opportunity to take online GED preparation, colle
13、ge courses, language courses and personal enrichment courses on associates personal computers. The selected educational providers have extended special pricing available only to associates, and in some cases, the benefit is extended to include associates immediate family members. 第三套Part One Reading
14、 aloudBe prepared to read aloud the following short speech. You should read it as if you are giving a real-life prepared speech.(This passage is not good enough both in terms of language and content. Even the figures given are in doubt which need to be confirmed.)Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen
15、, Today Im going to give you a brief account of the development of Telecommunications in Shanghai. In 1995, Shanghai became the first city in China to have 8 digit phone numbers. By the end of 1999, the total capacity of the telephone switchboard in Shanghai exceeded 4.5 million sets, and the private telephone lines topped over 3.5 million, while the mobile phone number kept well over 300 thousand. At present, Shanghai has phone connections with more than 25 (Too few?) countries and regions. In 1999 alone, there were 1 million plus
