[填空题]CJ PRODUCTIONS
CJ Personnel
CJ Job Application Requests
Job: (1)______ (Marketing Department)
Reference Number: (2)______
Advertised in: (3)______
Name: Daniel Johnson
Address: Internal, c/o (4)______

[填空题] CJ PRODUCTIONS
CJ Personnel
CJ Job Application Requests
Job: (1) (Marketing Department)
Reference Number: (2)
Advertised in: (3)
Name: Daniel Johnson
Address: Internal, c/o (4)

[填空题]CJ PRODUCTIONS
CJ Personnel
CJ Job Application Requests
Job: (1)______ (Marketing Department)
Reference Number: (2)______
Advertised in: (3)______
Name: Daniel Johnson
Address: Internal, c/o (4)______

[单项选择]In their productions, choreographers of modem dance have introduced humor, protested social injustice, and probed psychological problems.
A. solved
B. explored
C. involved
D. disputed

[单项选择]Velma and Daphne Productions is estimating the weighted average cost of capital (WACC). They have several pieces of data to consider. The firm pays 60 percent of its earnings out in dividends. The return on equity (ROE) is 16 percent. Last year’s earnings were $4.00 per share and the dividend was just paid to shareholders. The current price of shares is $35.00. If the firm must issue new shares of common stock, they must pay a flotation cost to the investment bankers of 6 percent. The firm’s optimal capital structure includes 10 percent preferred stock, 40 percent debt and 50 percent equity. They can sell additional bonds at a rate of 9 percent. The cost of issuing new preferred stock is 13 percent. The firm’s marginal tax rate is 40 percent. The cost of issuing retained earnings and new common shares is closest to : Cost of retained earnings Cost of new common stock（　）①A. 13.3% 13.7% ②B. 13.7% 14.2% ③C. 13.3% 14.2%
A. ①
B. ②
C. ③

[填空题]The productions manufactured by Asahi Chemical, Japan’s largest poly styrene manufacturer take up______of the market
A. A．12%
B．25%
C．26.6%

[简答题]So many of the productions currently to be seen on the London stage are concerned with the more violent aspects of life that it is surprising to meet a play about ordinary people caught up in ordinary events. Thomas Sackville’s the Visitor is just such a play—at least, on the surface. It seems to stand well outside the mainstream of recent British drama. In fact the surface is so bland that attention is constantly focused on the care with which the play has been put together, and the clarity with which its argument develops; it seems natural to discuss it in terms of the notion of "the well-wrought play".
The story is about an unremarkable family evening in middle-class suburbia. The husband and wife have invited a friend to dinner. The friend turns up in due course and they talk about their respective lives and interests. During this conversation, in which the author shows a remarkable talent for writing dialogue which is entertaining and witty without being so sparkling as to