Mr. Smith: I’d like a double room for tonight.Clerk: _________________________Mr. Smith: Yes. I called you last week from New York. My name is George Smiths.A.Do you have a reservation?B.Have you paid beforehand?C.Have you made an order?D.Do you have an a
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A.Do you have a reservation?
B.Have you paid beforehand?
C.Have you made an order?
D.Do you have an appointment?
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第1题：
publicclassEmployee{privateStringname；publicEmployee（Stringname）{this.name=name；}publicvoiddisplay（）{System.out.print（name）；}}publicclassManagerextendsEmployee{privateStringdepartment；publicManager（Stringname，Stringdepartment）{super（name）；this.department=department；}publicvoiddisplay（）{System.out.println（super.display（）+”，”+department）；}}执行语句newManager（smith”，”SALES”）后程序的输出是哪项？（）
A.smith，SALES
B.null，SALES
C.smith，null
D.null，null
参考答案：A
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第2题：
Hello. my name is Edward Green. I（）to speak to Mr. Smith, please.
A would like
B want
C want to
D glad
A
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第3题：
假设从键盘输入字符串Smith，以下程序的运行结果是（）。 name=input（) print（"Hello,%s!"%name)
A．Hello,%s!
B．Hello,name!
C．Hello,Smith
D．Hello,Smith!
str[i++] 32。 while语句的循环控制条件既要将相应元素赋予从键盘输入的字符，又要改变元素的下标值，以便接受下一个字符，可用下标变量的后置加实现；小写字母的ASCII码值比相对应的大写形式大32。 -
第4题：
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第二篇
Call American Their Names
A great difference between American social customs and those of other countries is the way in which names are used.Americans have little concern for"rank",especially socially. Most Americans do not want to be treated in any especially respectful way because of their age or social rank;it makes them feel uncomfortable.Many Americans even find the terms"Mr.","Mrs."or"Miss" too formal.People of all ages may prefer to be called by their first names."Don't call me Mrs. Smith.Just call me Sally."Using only first names usually indicates friendliness and acceptance. However,if you do not feel comfortable using only first names,it is quite acceptable to be more formal.Just smile and say that after a while you will use first names but you are accustomed to being more when you first meet someone.
Very often,introductions are made using both first and last names:"Mary Smith,this is John Jones."In this situation you are free to decide whether to call the lady"Mary"or"Miss Smith". Sometimes both of you will begin a conversation using last names,and after a while one or both of you may begin using first names instead.You have a choice:if you don't want to use first names so quickly, no one will think it impolite if you continue according to your own custom.if an American lady says"Don't call me Mrs. Smith,just call me Sally."that shows______.
A:she is not a married woman
B:she prefers to be called"Sally"
C:she is not Mrs.Smith
D:she likes to be more formal答案：B解析：第一段讲美国人很少关注“级别”，特别是在社交方面。多数美国人不想因其年长或者级别高而受到特别的尊敬。这种特别的尊敬会让他们感到局促不安。比较四个选项，D项的意思最准确、最符合原文。
第一段原文提到：多数美国人因其年长或者级别高而受到特别的尊敬时会感到局促不安。所以选C。 "uncomfortable”在本文中应该理解为“局促不安的”(ill at ease; uneasy）。
第一段结尾提到：如果只称呼名字你会感到不安，正式一些是完全可以接受的。只要微笑着说过一会儿你会称呼名字，但是第一次见面你习惯于比较正式的称呼：所以与美国人谈话并不一定必须（have to)称呼名字。
从引文的上下文中可以推断出“Mrs.Smith”是比较正式的称呼，而美国人更喜欢直接称呼名字。所以选择B。
本文主要介绍美国的社会习俗―社交场合的称呼，与历史无关，不是通知的形式，更不是短篇小说。所以最可能出现在旅游指南上。 -
第5题：
【单选题】接线员：史密斯先生，我把Jew的电话接过来，可以吗？ Smith: 好的。 Receptionist: Mr. Smith, I’ll put Jew _____, ok？ Smith: Ok.
A．up
B．on
C．through
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