[填空题]How much is the starting salary you will enjoy if you are employed as a sales representative in S & S Company
A starting salary of ______.

[填空题]How much is the starting salary you will enjoy if you are employed as a sales representative in S & S Company
A starting salary of ______.

[单项选择]What is the average starting salary this year（　）.
A. $46,000.
B. $50,000.
C. $55,000.
D. $56,000.

[单项选择]How much would you pay if you shared a taxi with a stranger
A. The full price.
B. Two thirds of its price.
C. The half price.
D. A third of its price.

[填空题]How much do you actually have to pay if you buy an item priced at ＄100 in New York City
______.

[多项选择]* Do you enjoy reading
* How often do you go to a bookstore
* Where is your company’s annual meeting often held
* Have you ever performed at your company’s annual meeting

[单项选择]A. How much do you want B. What would you like to know
C. You are welcome. D. That’s all right.

[填空题]How much did you ______ that bike

[单项选择]How much did you ______ for the computer
A. pay
B. spend
C. cost

[单项选择]No matter how much you flatten the hierarchies at your company, communication can’t improve if people’s desks are stuck ten floors away from the folks they ought to be chatting with regularly. To fix this problem, more and more companies are moving into shorter, wider buildings--abandoning skyscrapers that forced them to inhabit 20 different floors in order to fit everyone in one place. The idea is to create more spontaneous face-to-face contacts. "If you only have to walk down the hallway to talk to people, not only will you talk to them in person but you’ll probably bump into other interesting people along the way," says James Nixon, who manages real estates for Andersen Worldwide.
The people you bump into tend to get more interesting as the building gets flatter as well. Like layer cakes, with flavors separated by creamy floors of frosting, tall buildings segregate people into functional ghettos. If you work in finance, you’ll see nothing but number crunchers every day. Take th
A. They may improve communication between different departments.
B. They may create more spontaneous face-to-face contacts.
C. People working in them may get more interesting.
D. They are most appropriate for financial departments.

[单项选择]How much would you ______ for repairing my watch
A. spend
B. cost
C. charge
D. pay

[单项选择]—I’m interested in that chair. How much do you want for it
—$25.
— ______ . I’ll give you $15.
—No, that’s not enough.
A. The Chair is really nice
B. That’s too much
C. Please lower the price
D. Nobody will have it except me

[单项选择]

M: How much do you think it’ll cost to repair the typewriter (打字机)
W: Let me see. About twenty pounds, I’m afraid.

How much will it cost to repair the typewriter （　）
A. About one pound.
B. About twenty-one pounds.
C. About twenty pounds.

[单项选择]I really enjoy football game. How about you （）
A. It doesn’t matter.
B. So do I.
C. No, that’s not good.
D. It looks good.

[多项选择]PART 1
·How do you enjoy your weekend

[单项选择]How much would you __________ me for repairing my bike
A. pay
B. take
C. cost
D. charge

[单项选择]—I wonder how much you charge for your service. —The first two are free ______ the third costs $50.
A. when
B. until
C. while
D. before