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1、商务英语完型填空练习1This working life by Maureen DowdIn the world of business , it is not always easy for women to do the same things as men . Consider the working dinner .In order to do your job well , its important to sometimes see clients and business contacts away 31 the office . In a more relaxed atmosp
2、here , you can get to know your business partner 32. In the end , after all , people do business with people they like .Women start out 33 a disadvantage because . unless youre Nancy Lopez or Martina Navratilova , its 34 to invite men out for a game of golf or tennis . Men usually prefer 35 play spo
3、rts with other men .You might think that restaurants are the perfect playing field . But they can be dangerous ground . 36 people from the office see two men they know having dinner together , they think its business . If colleagues see a woman dining with a man , they often 37 if its another kind o
4、f business .Im still looking 38 the perfect solution . Breakfasts are out because I find it impossible to the pleasant at 7 a.m .over a bowl of muesli . I love lunching , but thats usually a bad time for busy people , 39 if they are on the road. So that bring us back to dinner.One answer is to take
5、another colleague or client to dinner 40 no one can think it is a tete-a tete. Of course, this isnt always convenient. The more your colleagues see you doing working dinners with different men, the more they know it is part your business style.31. A from B to C between32. A woose B harder C better33
6、. A in B at C with34. A tough B easy C toughly35. A B to C into36. A Whether B even if C If37. A wonder B hesitate C tend38. A to B at C for39. A special B especially C especial40. A so that B so C in order to2Americas first lady of softwareFour such a wealthy couple , Pam Lopker and husband Karl li
7、ve in modest style . They have a house overlooking the ocean in California , a nanny and a cleaning lady who comes in once a week . We live a long way below our means , says Lopker .An obsessive timekeeper , Lopker rise at 5:15 a.m .every day and either goes for a long run 31 to he gym . She returns
8、 home at 7:10 a.m. 32 to wake her two children-a boy of 10 and a girl of 8-and prepare their breakfast . She then drops them off at school 33 her way to work . By the time she arrives at the headquarters of QAD it is already 8:30 Her day is usually full 34 meetings , either to do with marketing , st
9、rategy or sales .Customers or potential customers come to her office at least three times a week , 35 she tries to sell them QADs products . She gave 36 designing programs in 1990 , but she still takes an interest in technical work done by her research staff . Lopker leaves the office 6:30 p.m .ever
10、y day in time to be home to see her children at 7:p.m. Her husband leaves the office at 6:p.m. since he makes supper the family most evenings . It is important that the family eats together , says Lopker .In the evening she spends time the children , playing games or rending . Television was for the
11、 children last year-her son , she says , was spending too much time watching it and not enough doing his homework . Her son is , however , still allowed to play on the computer and on his Nintendo machine . 31. A nor B or C and 32. A precisely B pricise C exactly33. A in B at C on34. A of B with C i
12、n35. A where B when C which36. A to B in C up37. A in B at C upon38. A for B to C at 39. A with B among C with40. A permitted B allowed C banned 3Worried Spanish lemon growers have set up a special commission to try to solve the problem of a declining market and competition from non-EC countries , i
13、n both Europe and South America .This move comes 31 exports last fell by 33000 tonnes , leaving an estimated 69000 tonnes of fruit on the trees . In the 32 period countries like Turkey-selling in the winter-and Argentina- selling during the summer-have increased their volumes from 40000 33 55000 ton
14、nes .The Spanish organization has 15 members , drawn from industry associations, cooperatives and the trade in the Murcia and Valencia regions, 34 produce almost 90% of the total Spanish crop. Jaime Tlglesias the co-ordinator of the commission said, 35 a press conference in Nuevo Castillo, that it will co-operate 36 other sectors, in particular the orange growers and the olive producers, but that it will hold independent views. 37 not yet legally recognized, the commission has already drawn up a series of 38 .These include proposals to extend the season,
