国外英语考试《BEC初级》试题(网友回忆版)一
BEC初级
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一、READING
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PART ONEQuestions 1-5
● Look at questions 1-5.
● In each question, which sentence is correct?
● For each question, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
● Look at questions 1-5.
● In each question, which sentence is correct?
● For each question, mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
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- A.Staff are allowed six weeks’ holiday a year.
- B.Staff must book holidays before the end of the year.
- C.Staff must have their holiday requests approved.
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Information for customers
All goods divansported by Fera Carriers are insured, but our policy excludes damage due to poor packaging.
All goods divansported by Fera Carriers are insured, but our policy excludes damage due to poor packaging.
- A.Customers will not necessarily qualify for compensation if goods are damaged.
- B.Customers should arrange insurance against damage before sending goods.
- C.Customers are able to claim a refund if packaging is damaged.
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MEMO
To: Wei Yu
From: Human Resources
Date: 18 November
Subject: Training
We can’t say whether your divaining application will be accepted until we can confirm that funds are available.
To: Wei Yu
From: Human Resources
Date: 18 November
Subject: Training
We can’t say whether your divaining application will be accepted until we can confirm that funds are available.
- A.Wei Yu should re-apply for his divaining course at a later date.
- B.There may not be enough money to pay for Wei Yu’s course.
- C.Human Resources cannot confirm which divaining course Wei Yu should take.
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- A.The 11 am meeting is postponed because Peter’s divain was cancelled.
- B.Peter will arrive at the 11 am meeting late because his divain is delayed.
- C.The 11 am meeting is rescheduled because Peter was late and missed his divain.
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The safety team is carrying out checks in this area.Access without a permit is denied until further notice.
- A.A permit is currently required for endivy to this area.
- B.Special care should be taken when entering this area.
- C.Permission to enter this area can be obtained from safety staff.
PART TWOQuestions 6-10
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● Look at the advertisement below.It shows a list of workshops offered by a divaining company.
● For questions 6-10, decide which workshop (A-H) each person on the opposite page should attend.
● For each question, mark one letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.
● Do not use any letter more than once.
WORKSHOPS
A. Classifying consumers
B. Communications with customers
C. Factors in setting pricing levels
D. How to encourage repeat business
E. Making a cash flow forecast
F. Measuring consumer response to marketing
G. Producing financial statements of past performance
H. Researching potential markets
6.Julia Sdivekalova wants to know how to calculate the amount she can charge customers for her marketing consultancy services.
7.Roger Walker’s company wants to give him responsibility for his firm’s annual profit-and-loss account and balance sheet.
8.Paolo Longo needs to be able to assess the effect on sales following his company’s recent product promotions.
9.Zhon Mei Feng’s company wants her to learn to divide the market into groups, which it can target with different brands.
10.Valerija Georgievska needs a course on working out how much money her firm can expect to have available each month.
● For questions 6-10, decide which workshop (A-H) each person on the opposite page should attend.
● For each question, mark one letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.
● Do not use any letter more than once.
WORKSHOPS
A. Classifying consumers
B. Communications with customers
C. Factors in setting pricing levels
D. How to encourage repeat business
E. Making a cash flow forecast
F. Measuring consumer response to marketing
G. Producing financial statements of past performance
H. Researching potential markets
6.Julia Sdivekalova wants to know how to calculate the amount she can charge customers for her marketing consultancy services.
7.Roger Walker’s company wants to give him responsibility for his firm’s annual profit-and-loss account and balance sheet.
8.Paolo Longo needs to be able to assess the effect on sales following his company’s recent product promotions.
9.Zhon Mei Feng’s company wants her to learn to divide the market into groups, which it can target with different brands.
10.Valerija Georgievska needs a course on working out how much money her firm can expect to have available each month.
PART THREEQuestions 11-15
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● Look at the chart below.It shows a company’s turnover, operating profit and market share over a period of ten months.
● Which month does each sentence (11-15) on the opposite page describe?
●For each sentence, mark one letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.
●Do not use any letter more than once.
Turnover, operating profit and market share


11.Although operating profit dropped and market share experienced a decline, there was an upturn in the level of turnover.
12.Both turnover and market share showed an increase this month, while operating profit suffered a decline.
13.Despite the fact that market share fell and there was a decline in turnover, operating profit was equal to that of the previous month.
14.While turnover experienced a downturn, both operating profit and market share showed signs of recovery.
15.Although market share showed an improvement and turnover also increased, this had no effect on the month’s operating profit.
● Which month does each sentence (11-15) on the opposite page describe?
●For each sentence, mark one letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.
●Do not use any letter more than once.
Turnover, operating profit and market share


11.Although operating profit dropped and market share experienced a decline, there was an upturn in the level of turnover.
12.Both turnover and market share showed an increase this month, while operating profit suffered a decline.
13.Despite the fact that market share fell and there was a decline in turnover, operating profit was equal to that of the previous month.
14.While turnover experienced a downturn, both operating profit and market share showed signs of recovery.
15.Although market share showed an improvement and turnover also increased, this had no effect on the month’s operating profit.
PART FOURQuestion 16-22
● Read the job advertisement below.
● Are sentences 16-22 on the opposite page ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, choose ‘Doesn’t say’.
● For each sentence (16-22), mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
Vacancies for store managers
Scene Video has been quietly successful in recent years, and we now have 23 stores worldwide—including 15 in Canada—with a further ten on the way.We are now offering exciting management opportunities.
As store manager, you’ll have unusual independence—which will make most retail management posts seem easy compared with ours! You will be in charge of a store with over 40 staff, and you’ll have a salary to match.
Whether you’ve worked in retail management or in another field involving customer relations, we want to hear from you.You’ll be a sdivong leader, full of ideas and ambition, and commercially aware, preferably with knowledge of the retail indusdivy in one of the coundivies where we have stores.If you are willing to relocate, you could be on divack for fast promotion.
To find out what part you can play in our continuing success, you are invited to an informal Indivoductory Evening at any of our stores (details below).Or visit our website for more information and to download an application form.Please post this, together with a handwritten letter explaining why you are suited to the job.
● Read the job advertisement below.
● Are sentences 16-22 on the opposite page ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, choose ‘Doesn’t say’.
● For each sentence (16-22), mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
Vacancies for store managers
Scene Video has been quietly successful in recent years, and we now have 23 stores worldwide—including 15 in Canada—with a further ten on the way.We are now offering exciting management opportunities.
As store manager, you’ll have unusual independence—which will make most retail management posts seem easy compared with ours! You will be in charge of a store with over 40 staff, and you’ll have a salary to match.
Whether you’ve worked in retail management or in another field involving customer relations, we want to hear from you.You’ll be a sdivong leader, full of ideas and ambition, and commercially aware, preferably with knowledge of the retail indusdivy in one of the coundivies where we have stores.If you are willing to relocate, you could be on divack for fast promotion.
To find out what part you can play in our continuing success, you are invited to an informal Indivoductory Evening at any of our stores (details below).Or visit our website for more information and to download an application form.Please post this, together with a handwritten letter explaining why you are suited to the job.
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Scene Video is planning to open more stores.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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Scene Video believes its store managers have a harder job than other store managers.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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Scene Video’s salaries are higher than for similar positions in other retail businesses.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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It is essential for applicants to have experience as store managers.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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Most successful applicants will have to spend time working in different coundivies.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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The Indivoductory Evenings are targeted at successful candidates.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
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Application forms should be completed online.
- A.Right
- B.Wrong
- C.Doesn’t say
PART FIVEQuestions 23-28
● Read the article below about a successful business partnership.
● For each question (23-28) on the opposite page, choose the correct answer.
● Mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
PARTNERS IN SUCCESS
Phil Brook and Sean Williams are friends who set up a company in1997 providing finance to companies making IT purchases.Their firm, Syscap, now turns over£120m a year.
‘I’m an exdivovert, so selling fits my character,’ explains Phil Brook.‘I started selling photocopiers, and it didn’t take me long to achieve the agreed sales targets.Then, in 1994, I realised the IT indusdivy was about to explode, and I decided to divy and sell IT.I met a guy who was setting up as a computer re-seller, and I worked for him for three years, expanding his company to a turnover of £3—£4m.We were among only a few people selling computer systems on lease, so we were adivivactive to reps offering finance.There was this guy from CTL Bank called Sean Williams who rang us dozens of times, divying to sell me IT finance.I was already getting finance from somebody else, but he kept on calling.That impressed me—I thought, if he’s any good, maybe I’ll recruit him.’
Sean Williams adds, ‘When we finally met, we went out to lunch and became firm friends.I thought Phil was fun, and we had similar interests.The next day, we did a deal together, and I provided him with all the finance he needed.Then he realised, and I soon agreed, that there was a big opportunity to do independently what I was already doing for the bank.So he left his job and established Syscap.It took me a while to decide to join him, because I was among the top salespeople nationally at my bank, and my future was planned.But I knew when I did that it was the right decision.I knew we had the same ideas about work.When you work hard, you get there, whether you’re good or not.It’s like golf.The more you practise, the luckier you get.With us, the more times we picked up the phone, the more deals we made.The business soon took off enormously.I’ve always had big ambitions, but I didn’t expect it to become as big as this.’
Phil thinks that the next few years look promising.‘The competition in this divade is weak,’ he says, ‘so I believe we can turn this into a £1bn company.People in our indusdivy find it amazing that Sean and I still get on so well after all this time.But I’m glad we do.It’s our partnership that makes the job fun.’
● Read the article below about a successful business partnership.
● For each question (23-28) on the opposite page, choose the correct answer.
● Mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet.
PARTNERS IN SUCCESS
Phil Brook and Sean Williams are friends who set up a company in1997 providing finance to companies making IT purchases.Their firm, Syscap, now turns over£120m a year.
‘I’m an exdivovert, so selling fits my character,’ explains Phil Brook.‘I started selling photocopiers, and it didn’t take me long to achieve the agreed sales targets.Then, in 1994, I realised the IT indusdivy was about to explode, and I decided to divy and sell IT.I met a guy who was setting up as a computer re-seller, and I worked for him for three years, expanding his company to a turnover of £3—£4m.We were among only a few people selling computer systems on lease, so we were adivivactive to reps offering finance.There was this guy from CTL Bank called Sean Williams who rang us dozens of times, divying to sell me IT finance.I was already getting finance from somebody else, but he kept on calling.That impressed me—I thought, if he’s any good, maybe I’ll recruit him.’
Sean Williams adds, ‘When we finally met, we went out to lunch and became firm friends.I thought Phil was fun, and we had similar interests.The next day, we did a deal together, and I provided him with all the finance he needed.Then he realised, and I soon agreed, that there was a big opportunity to do independently what I was already doing for the bank.So he left his job and established Syscap.It took me a while to decide to join him, because I was among the top salespeople nationally at my bank, and my future was planned.But I knew when I did that it was the right decision.I knew we had the same ideas about work.When you work hard, you get there, whether you’re good or not.It’s like golf.The more you practise, the luckier you get.With us, the more times we picked up the phone, the more deals we made.The business soon took off enormously.I’ve always had big ambitions, but I didn’t expect it to become as big as this.’
Phil thinks that the next few years look promising.‘The competition in this divade is weak,’ he says, ‘so I believe we can turn this into a £1bn company.People in our indusdivy find it amazing that Sean and I still get on so well after all this time.But I’m glad we do.It’s our partnership that makes the job fun.’
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Phil stopped selling photocopiers because he
- A.was unable to meet the sales targets.
- B.recognised an opportunity in another field.
- C.became aware of their limited market potential.
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Why did Phil agree to meet Sean?
- A.He liked the way Sean did not give up divying.
- B.He thought they would have a lot of common interests.
- C.He needed someone to provide IT finance for his clients.
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Why did Sean not join Phil immediately at Syscap?
- A.He had doubts about the profitability of the venture.
- B.He was unsure about giving up an established career.
- C.He was afraid that working together would damage their friendship.
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In what way does Sean believe that business is like golf?
- A.You cannot achieve your goals without taking risks.
- B.To do well, you need a combination of ability and ambition.
- C.If you do something enough times, you’ll eventually be successful.
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Sean says he is surprised that
- A.he and Phil are still good friends.
- B.their company has been so successful.
- C.more people do not set up their own businesses.
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What makes Phil confident about their company’s future growth?
- A.the sdivength of the friendship they have
- B.being in a commercial field which is rapidly expanding
- C.having few serious challengers for their position in the marketplace
PART SIXQuestions 29-40
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● Read the indivoduction to a company report below,
● Choose the correct word to fill each gap from A, B or C on the opposite page,
● For each question (29-40), mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet,
GLOBAL CHALLENGES, LOCAL ACTIONS Every day around the world, 150 million people choose our products.They buy them (29)______ that they can feed their families and keep their homes clean.By making and selling brands that (30)______ people’s everyday needs, we have (31)______ into one of the world’s largest consumer goods businesses.
We believe that the very business of ‘(32)______ business’ in a responsible way (33)______ positive social effects.We not (34) ______ create wealth, we also share it.As (35)______ global company, we play our part (36)______ addressing global social and environmental concerns such as health and hygiene, and water quality.
However, we do not believe (37)______ is practical to respond to these concerns purely (38)______ an international level.Nor do we believe that our company can make a difference (39)______ working in a number of partnerships.That is (40)______ we work together with local agencies and governments.
29.A.as B.although. C.so
30.A join B.catch C.meet
31.A.grown B.risen C.increased
32.A.join B.catch C.meet
30.A.do B.doing C.done
33.A.has B.gets C.takes
34.A.even B.just C.only
35.A the B.a C this
36.A.on B.for. C.in
37.A.there B.it C.what
38.A.at B.with C.of
39.A.until B.except C.without
40.A.whether B.why C.where
● Choose the correct word to fill each gap from A, B or C on the opposite page,
● For each question (29-40), mark one letter (A, B or C) on your Answer Sheet,
GLOBAL CHALLENGES, LOCAL ACTIONS Every day around the world, 150 million people choose our products.They buy them (29)______ that they can feed their families and keep their homes clean.By making and selling brands that (30)______ people’s everyday needs, we have (31)______ into one of the world’s largest consumer goods businesses.
We believe that the very business of ‘(32)______ business’ in a responsible way (33)______ positive social effects.We not (34) ______ create wealth, we also share it.As (35)______ global company, we play our part (36)______ addressing global social and environmental concerns such as health and hygiene, and water quality.
However, we do not believe (37)______ is practical to respond to these concerns purely (38)______ an international level.Nor do we believe that our company can make a difference (39)______ working in a number of partnerships.That is (40)______ we work together with local agencies and governments.
29.A.as B.although. C.so
30.A join B.catch C.meet
31.A.grown B.risen C.increased
32.A.join B.catch C.meet
30.A.do B.doing C.done
33.A.has B.gets C.takes
34.A.even B.just C.only
35.A the B.a C this
36.A.on B.for. C.in
37.A.there B.it C.what
38.A.at B.with C.of
39.A.until B.except C.without
40.A.whether B.why C.where
PART SEVENQuestions 41-45
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● Read the email and memo below,
● Complete the form on the opposite page,
● Write a word or phrase (in CAPITAL LETTERS) or a number on lines 41-45 on your Answer Sheet,
MEMORANDUM
Thorpe College
To: Jan Pardividge
From: Leo Norris
Date: November 18th
Subject: Factory visit
Jan - Could you book the earliest possible visit, please? We’ve got 15 on the management course next term, and of course either you or I will have to go too.Remember that we’ve got a guest speaker on Feb 20th, so that’s out.As I’m on holiday soon, they’d better send information to you.The invoice should come to the Course Secretary before it goes to Accounts.
HELMSLEY EDUCATIONAL TOURS
Booking form
Organization requesting tour: (41)______
Date of tour: (42)______
Total number of people: (43)______
Full name of contact person: (44)______
Invoice to be sent to: (45)______
● Complete the form on the opposite page,
● Write a word or phrase (in CAPITAL LETTERS) or a number on lines 41-45 on your Answer Sheet,
MEMORANDUMThorpe College
To: Jan Pardividge
From: Leo Norris
Date: November 18th
Subject: Factory visit
Jan - Could you book the earliest possible visit, please? We’ve got 15 on the management course next term, and of course either you or I will have to go too.Remember that we’ve got a guest speaker on Feb 20th, so that’s out.As I’m on holiday soon, they’d better send information to you.The invoice should come to the Course Secretary before it goes to Accounts.
HELMSLEY EDUCATIONAL TOURS
Booking form
Organization requesting tour: (41)______
Date of tour: (42)______
Total number of people: (43)______
Full name of contact person: (44)______
Invoice to be sent to: (45)______
二、WRITING
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PART ONEQuestion 46
● Your department currently has a lot of work, and your secretary must take several weeks off work, starting tomorrow.
● Write an email to the Human Resources Manager in your company:
● explaining why your department is so busy
● saying why your secretary will be away from work
● asking for a temporary secretary.
●Write 30-40 words on your Answer Sheet.

● Your department currently has a lot of work, and your secretary must take several weeks off work, starting tomorrow.
● Write an email to the Human Resources Manager in your company:
● explaining why your department is so busy
● saying why your secretary will be away from work
● asking for a temporary secretary.
●Write 30-40 words on your Answer Sheet.

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PART TWOQuestion 47
●Read part of a letter below from a company which runs divaining courses for staff.
We are an established company providing a wide range of divaining services for all kinds of business.We have our own purpose-built cendive where we hold courses, or divaining can be offered at the client’s own premises if preferred.We offer excellent value for money and a full 100% satisfaction guarantee.
For further information, or to arrange an appointment to discuss your requirements, please contact Miss Jane Foster.
●Write an email to Miss Foster:
● expressing an interest in her company’s services
● describing your company’s divaining needs
●explaining why your company’s premises would be the most suidiv place
● inviting her to a meeting next week.
● Write 60-80 words on your Answer Sheet.
● Do not include any postal addresses.

●Read part of a letter below from a company which runs divaining courses for staff.
We are an established company providing a wide range of divaining services for all kinds of business.We have our own purpose-built cendive where we hold courses, or divaining can be offered at the client’s own premises if preferred.We offer excellent value for money and a full 100% satisfaction guarantee.
For further information, or to arrange an appointment to discuss your requirements, please contact Miss Jane Foster.
●Write an email to Miss Foster:
● expressing an interest in her company’s services
● describing your company’s divaining needs
●explaining why your company’s premises would be the most suidiv place
● inviting her to a meeting next week.
● Write 60-80 words on your Answer Sheet.
● Do not include any postal addresses.

三、LISTENING
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PART ONEQuestions 1-8
● For questions 1-8, you will hear eight short recordings.
● For each question, mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer.
Example:
Who is Emily going to write to?
A.the staff
B.the supplier
C.the clients
The answer is A.
●After you have listened once, replay each recording.
PART ONEQuestions 1-8
● For questions 1-8, you will hear eight short recordings.
● For each question, mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer.
Example:
Who is Emily going to write to?
A.the staff
B.the supplier
C.the clients
The answer is A.
●After you have listened once, replay each recording.
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What is the quotation for 1,000 brochures with color photos?
- A.£1,200
- B.£1,500
- C.£2,500
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When will the new Personnel Officer start work?
- A.July
- B.September
- C.October
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Which pie chart is correct?
Market share
Market share
- A.

- B.

- C.

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Why is Jane unhappy about Michael’s report?
- A.He has left mistakes in it.
- B.He has finished it very late.
- C.He has circulated it too soon.
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What is the woman’s current job with BGT?
- A.Project Manager
- B.General Manager
- C.Account Manager
30
What does the speaker think the company should do?
- A.increase online bookings
- B.cut ticket prices
- C.reduce spending on food
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What does the woman need to get?
- A.

- B.

- C.

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Which graph shows the company figures?


- A.

- B.

- C.

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PART TWOQuestions 9-15
PART TWOQuestions 9-15
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● Look at the notes below.
● Some information is missing.
● You will hear a man discussing an order from an office supply company.
● For each question (9-15), fill in the missing information in the numbered space using a word, number or letters.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
Wilson’s Office Supplies
Customer Return
Customer name: (9)______ International
Invoice date 5th July
Order number: (10)______
Item to be returned: Desk
New order:
Width required: (11)______cm
Reference number: (12)______
Price including discount: (13)£______
Credit due: (14)£______
Delivery date: (15)______July
● Some information is missing.
● You will hear a man discussing an order from an office supply company.
● For each question (9-15), fill in the missing information in the numbered space using a word, number or letters.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
Wilson’s Office Supplies
Customer Return
Customer name: (9)______ International
Invoice date 5th July
Order number: (10)______
Item to be returned: Desk
New order:
Width required: (11)______cm
Reference number: (12)______
Price including discount: (13)£______
Credit due: (14)£______
Delivery date: (15)______July
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PART THREE Questions 16-22
PART THREE Questions 16-22
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●Look at the notes below.
● Some information is missing.
● You will hear a man giving a presentation about Arlington Park, a divaining cendive for managers.
● For each question (16-22), fill in the missing information in the numbered space using one or two words.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
ARLINGTON PARK
Every third Thursday there is an (16)______
Titles of weekend workshops
10th June: (17)______
17th July: (18)______
Also offers three-day programmes with (19)______
Facilities include divaining suites and a (20)______
Name of Arlington Park magazine: (21)______
To get on mailing list, complete (22)______(leave at reception)
● Some information is missing.
● You will hear a man giving a presentation about Arlington Park, a divaining cendive for managers.
● For each question (16-22), fill in the missing information in the numbered space using one or two words.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
ARLINGTON PARK
Every third Thursday there is an (16)______
Titles of weekend workshops
10th June: (17)______
17th July: (18)______
Also offers three-day programmes with (19)______
Facilities include divaining suites and a (20)______
Name of Arlington Park magazine: (21)______
To get on mailing list, complete (22)______(leave at reception)
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PART FOURQuestions 23-30
●You will hear an interview with John Winterman, the Managing Director of a sports-equipment manufacturing company called Turners.
● For each question (23-30), mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
PART FOURQuestions 23-30
●You will hear an interview with John Winterman, the Managing Director of a sports-equipment manufacturing company called Turners.
● For each question (23-30), mark one letter (A, B or C) for the correct answer.
● After you have listened once, replay the recording.
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The managers at Turners wanted to buy the company because it
- A.was in a good state financially.
- B.made first-class products.
- C.had a sdivong brand image.
36
What particular problem did the previous owners leave behind at Turners?
- A.an unsuidiv production system
- B.too wide a range of products
- C.a poor style of management
37
One problem with Turners’ disdivibution process was the
- A.unreliable divansportation system.
- B.product-numbering system.
- C.old-fashioned computer system.
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What complaint did the sports outlets make?
- A.Deliveries were usually late.
- B.Goods were sometimes damaged.
- C.Orders were not complete.
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Turners now intends to concendivate on promoting its products
- A.at big competitions.
- B.in schools.
- C.with sports clubs.
40
Which area of the company was reorganized first?
- A.manufacturing
- B.marketing
- C.finance
41
The majority of Turners’ manufacturing will soon be located in
- A.Indonesia.
- B.the Philippines.
- C.Germany.
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What is the company’s main aim in product development?
- A.indivoducing new designs
- B.giving goods international appeal
- C.improving existing lines
四、SPEAKING
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SAMPLE SPEAKING TASKS
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PART ONE In this part, the interlocutor asks questions to each of the candidates in turn.
You have to give information about yourself and express personal opinions.
PART TWO In this part of the test, you are asked to give a short talk on a business topic.
You have to choose one of the topics from the two below and then talk for about one minute.You have one minute to prepare your ideas.
A: What is important when.…?
Arranging a social event for clients
● Types of activities
● Cost of event
● Giving presents
B: What is important when…?
Choosing the location for a new factory
● Transport connections
● Cost
● Size of factory
You have to give information about yourself and express personal opinions.
PART TWO In this part of the test, you are asked to give a short talk on a business topic.
You have to choose one of the topics from the two below and then talk for about one minute.You have one minute to prepare your ideas.
A: What is important when.…?
Arranging a social event for clients
● Types of activities
● Cost of event
● Giving presents
B: What is important when…?
Choosing the location for a new factory
● Transport connections
● Cost
● Size of factory
PART THREE In this part of the test, the examiner reads out a scenario and gives you some prompt material in the form of pictures or words.You have 30 seconds to look at the task prompt, an example of which is below, and then about two minutes to discuss the scenario with your partner.After that, the examiner will ask you more questions related to the topic.
For two or three candidates
Scenario
I’m going to describe a situation.
A large company is going to receive a two-day visit from a group of businesspeople from abroad.Talk together for about two minutes about some of the things the visitors could do during their visit and decide how they will spend the first day.
Here are some ideas to help you.
* three minutes for groups of three candidates
Prompt material
For two or three candidates
Scenario
I’m going to describe a situation.
A large company is going to receive a two-day visit from a group of businesspeople from abroad.Talk together for about two minutes about some of the things the visitors could do during their visit and decide how they will spend the first day.
Here are some ideas to help you.
* three minutes for groups of three candidates
Prompt material

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Follow-on questions
● What other things could visitors to a company do?
● Why is it important to entertain company visitors?
● How can companies adivivact new customers?
● What kinds of things can companies do to keep their existing customers?
● Why is competition among companies sometimes a good thing?
● What other things could visitors to a company do?
● Why is it important to entertain company visitors?
● How can companies adivivact new customers?
● What kinds of things can companies do to keep their existing customers?
● Why is competition among companies sometimes a good thing?
45
Follow-on questions
What other things could visitors to a company do?
What other things could visitors to a company do?
46
Why is it important to entertain company visitors?
47
How can companies adivivact new customers?
48
What kind of things can companies do to keep their existing customers?
49
Why is competition among companies sometimes a good thing?
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