大學(xué)英語(yǔ)新風(fēng)尚第二冊(cè)綜合教程答案(完整版)

　　

【正文】 e. Then my parents transferred me to another school where they had friends. The school gave me an English proficiency test. I aced it. So I didn?t have to attend those programs for nonnative English speakers. I was finally on the right track and back at the head of the class. The first school I had attended would have never let me out of those programs or even let me take the test. I was too “Spanish” for them. Unit 4 At least three times a week, instead of sitting through endless business lunch or dinner meetings, Ferrazzi, the chief executive of Ferrazzi Greenlight, invites clients and employees to join him for workouts. It?s a winning situation, it develops relationship with clients and uncovers “found” work time. And like other time strapped but healthconscious people, he is often glad to avoid going out for another cocktail. “In my 20?s, when I was working at Deloitte Consulting, the normal mode for conducting business was ?Let?s go get some drinks,? which led to dinner, which led to cigars, which led to Cognacs,” he said. “I never felt so unhealthy in my life.” Mr. Ferrazzi is not alone. As free time has bee a precious modity and exercise has e to be more valued by executives, business people are choosing to conduct meeting at the gym, on the hiking trail or on a bike. “Instead of hashing out business over lunch, you do it on the treadmill,? said Correia, the spokeswomen for the International Health, Racquet and Sports club Association, “People are really struggling to find the time to get their exercise so it?s an idea kind of place for that kind of meeting to happen.” Some workoutmeetings are aimed at solidifying relationships. Others are meant to negotiate deals or acplish actual work in a casual setting. All kinds have value beyond the health benefits of exercise. Joint workouts can be a way to get to know each other or to create impression that is more favorable and lasting than an office meeting might be. “What better way to start or continue a relationship with an existing client than to work out?” said Miller, an associate with CB Richard Ellis. Mixing exercising with business also gives people a chance to focus on one another — and the task at hand — without being Interrupted by , faxes or cell phones which many gyms ban. “On a bike you really listen and you also hear. You?re present,” said Holgate, the vice president for marketing at the EasyAsk division of Progress Software. Some people even use workouts as a way to determine a client?s or colleague?s work habits. Bent, a corporate munications consultant, said that by watching people exercise, she learns “how people deal with sometimes stressful situation, or how aggressive they are.” Mr. Ferrazzi said. He, too, can tell a lot of about people from watching them exercise. “I generally find that the way people treat their body is an interesting proxy for how they treat their relationships and their work.” Rok, a fashion publicist, said, “Our society has bee so used to doing business at a meal that I feel it has contributed to the obesity issue… I say ?Let?s go for a workout and have a smoothie after.? You get a lot acplished both for work and for yourself.” Unit 5 Media is an inseparable part of life for most of the teenagers. There are different types of mass media that are inherently a part of the routine life of teenagers — for example television,