[单项选择]You are managing a project in a foreign country, where you realize that you will have to pay a fee to some government agencies to get your work done. You should （）.
A. pay the fee to the government agencies
B. refuse to pay the fee because they are bribes and hence unethical
C. instead of paying the fee, you provide small gifts to government officials to get their support
D. make a case for why fees should be paid to government agencies, and present it to your management

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[听力原文]
Whenever you visit a foreign country, you must carry a passport. This document contains your photograph and gives your name, country, place and date of birth, height and any distinguishing marks. These details are checked by customs officers at the airport. They are trained to make sure that the photograph and details in your passport match your appearance.
Customs officers also check the passports of people returning from a foreign country. This is called immigration control. Some passengers may have to carry a special entry form called a visa. This allows them to stay in a country only for a given length of time.
If a customs officer suspects a passenger, he or she can feed the passport number into a computer. This will check the number to see if the passport is stolen or belongs to someone wanted by the police.

What do you have to do when you visit a foreign country
You must（）when you visit a foreign country.

[单项选择]In managing a project, you notice that a deliverable mentioned in the general conditions of the contract has not yet been received. The seller, however, says the special provisions of the contract void that deliverable. What should you do ？（）
A. Require the deliverable as in the contract
B. Do nothing
C. Contact the contract manager
D. Send a letter requiring the deliverable is met

[单项选择]When you go to a foreign country, you must（）yourself to new manners and customs.
A. adopt      
B. admit    
C. adapt    
D. adhere

[简答题]part 2 & 3Describe a foreign country place you want to travel to Do you often travel to foreign countries Do you like travelling in the city or countryside What do we need to prepare before we travel How long do you often travel in a place What kinds of places do people often choose to travel to What is the difference between teenagers and elderly people on choosing tourist destinations

[单项选择]If you travel in a foreign country, a tour ______ may save you a lot of trouble.
A. director
B. helper
C. guide
D. assistant

[单项选择]You are managing a project to develop a soy-based．lactose-free，magnesium-rich nutritional drink for the“over 50”market．You have recently heard that the client calls your progress reports the“Code of Hammurabi”because they seem to be written in hieroglyphics and are completely indecipherable to all but an Egyptologist．This situation could have been avoided by （）．
A. informing the client at the start of the project of the types of reports they will receive
B. using risk management techniques to identify client issues
C. hiring an expert report writer to prepare standard reports
D. engaging in communications planning

[简答题]Part 2&3hobbies a foreign film that you enjoyed watching the kind of book you want to read again a television program that you like a song that you remember from your childhood an occasion you heard a music from another country a musical event you attended or watched a special meal/food you’d like to have a sports match or competition you enjoy an outdoor activity that you enjoy doing

[简答题]Person Describe a famous foreign person you would like to meet

[简答题]part 2 & 3Describe a famous foreign person you would like to meet Why would people want to be famous How does fame influence them How would they change after being famous

[简答题]　describe a famous person not fr your country you want to see 　　1.who 　　2.why he is famous 　　3.why you want to see him 　　(附加问题：whether he is famous in your country how to kown him)

[单项选择] Who said the only way to learn about a country you can’t visit is by reading a book Dan Eckherg’s television students at Hopkins High School know better. They’re seeing countries and learning about cultures with the aid of electronic communications. Using computers, satellite hookups, and telephone hotlines, Eckberg’s students have already followed a team of cyclists 11,500 miles across the continent of Africa, sat atop Mt. Kilimanjaro, and sweltered in the Sahara Desert. This winter they’ll interact with an expedition exploring Central America in search of the classic: Maya culture. You can join them. How By following Eckberg and his class as they track the adventures of Dan and Steve Buettner, two world-class bicyclists from U.S.A. Starting last month these two bicyclists, joined by archaeologists and a technical support team, are interacting with students via the Internet, the worldwide computer network. From classroom or home computer, students can ma
A. Going to visit various Central American locations.
B. Getting information through electronic communications.
C. Discussing different topics on the Maya civilization.
D. Forming research, proposals and discovering the answers.