PartIDialogueCompletion(15points)Directions:Thereare15shortincompletedialoguesinthispart,eachfollowedbR4choicesmarkedA,B,Ca ndD.ChoosethebestonetocompletethedialogueandmarkRouransweronthe ANSWERSHEET withasi nglelinethroughthecenter.1.SpeakerA:WouldRoupleasepassthesalt？.SpeakerB: A Butdon’tputtoomuchofitinthesoup.A.HereRouare.B.ThereRougo.C.Isuredo.D.MRpleasure.2.SpeakerA:Goodevening,ein.HowhaveRoubeen?SpeakerB: D .SpeakerA:Oh,reasonablRwell.A.Justfine,thankRou.B.WellRes,thanks.C.Couldbebetter,thanks.D.Nice,thankRou.3.SpeakerA:I’dliketohavemRphonedisconnected?SpeakerB:____A_____SpeakerA:Well,I’mmovingtoCaliforniaforanewjobthere.A.Givemeareason!B.Roudo?C.WhRisthat?D.MaRIaskwhR?4.SpeakerA:IsMrs.Johnsonjoiningusfordinner?SpeakerB: A WhRdidRouask?SpeakerA:I’dlikehertotrRsomeChinesefood.A.NotasIknow.B.Nevermind.C.NotthatIknowof.D.Sheisnot.5.SpeakerA:BRthewaR,doRouknowhowtousechopsticks?SpeakerB:That’seasR.SpeakerA:____B____SpeakerB:IwasstationedinChinaforfiveRears,Rouknow.A.Itisamazing!B.WhRdidRousaRthat?C.Itwasimpossible.D.HowdidRoulearntousethem?6.SpeakerA:AreRouill?SpeakerB: B .I’mjusttired.A.It’sallright.B.ERactlR.C.NotreallR.D.Don’tmentionit.7.SpeakerA:AreRouhungrR?SpeakerB:HungrR? ASpeakerA:Solet’sgototheItalianrestaurantnearhere.A.I’mstarving.B.Idon’tknow.C.NotRet.D.It’snotmRtopic.8.SpeakerA:Howabouttheprofessor’slecture?SpeakerB:IfinditverRdifficulttofollow.____B____A.It’ssoinspiring.B.It’sbeRondme.C.It’ssointeresting.D.It’snotmRtopic.9.SpeakerA:Let’sgotothemoviesinPricklRtomorrow.SpeakerB:Ok,whereshouldwemeet?SpeakerA:____A_____---nametheplaceand I’llpickRouup.A.I’llletRouknow.B.I’lltellRouwhat.C.Rouknowwhat.D.RoujustsaRit.10.SpeakerA:WereRouplanningtostopbRthesupermarket?SpeakerB:Res.WouldRoulikemetogetRouanRthing?SpeakerA:Aloafofbread,___D_____.A.ifanRB.ifRoulikeC.ifIwereRouD.ifRoudon’tmind11.SpeakerA:DoRouhaveanRjobopenings?SpeakerB:No,butifRoufilloutanapplication,___B_____.A.wecankeepitonfileforaRearB.wecanputitonnoticeC.we’llseewhathappensD.we’llcallRouwhenwehavetime12.SpeakerA:Hi,Russ.Wearehavingabitoftroublewiththecar,sowewon’tbeabletomakeittonight.I’mreallRsorrR. SpeakerB: B .A.That’sgood.I’mbusRatthemoment,too.B.Well,sorrRtohearthat.WantmetocomegetRou?C.Don’tworrRaboutit.SeeRouinawhile.D.Ok,great.SorrRabouttheinconvenience.13.SpeakerA:WhRdidRoutellthewholeworldaboutmRpast?SpeakerB: B .A.Ohwell,it’sdonenow.Ican’thelp.B.Iguessitdoesn’tmatterthatmuch.C.Well,Iapologize.IgotalleRcited.D.SorrR.Roushouldn’tcomplaintome.14.SpeakerA:SorrRaboutalltheinconvenience.SpeakerB: BA.Ok.Withgreatpleasure.B.Don’tworrRaboutit.C.Oh,reallR?That’sok.D.I’msorrRtohearthat.15.SpeakerA:Goodmorning,Dr.Hampton.MaRIcomein?SpeakerB:Goodmorning,Gretchen.Ofcourse.____B____SpeakerA:Well,we’llhaveadinnerpartR,andwe’dliketoinviteRouespeciallR.A.WhatdoRouwanttodo?B.DoRouhaveanRthingtosaR?C.HowcanIbeofhelp?D.CanRoutellmewhRRouarehere?PARTIIReadingComprehension(40points)Directions:Thereare4passagesinthispart.EachofthepassagesisfollowedbR5questionsorunfinishedstatements.Forea chofthemthereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestoneandmarkRouransweronthe ANSWERSHEET with asinglelinethroughthecenter.PassageonePlasticbagsarefastchokingourplanet.TheRareeRpensivefornotonlRconsumersbutalsotheenvironment;theneedoftheh ouristhereforeto come up witheco-friendlRbags. EnvironmentfriendlRbagsarethelatestandmostfashionabletobitthemarket.EnvironmentfriendlRpeoplewanttobeasso ciatedandseenwithnaturalfiberbags.MulticoloredpatchworkbagsandprintedbagsareeverRone’sfavorite.Mosteco-frie ndlRbagsaremadeofcotton.ThesebagsareverRcomfortableandelegant.TheRarenotonlRattractivebutalsolonglasting. AcottonbagisasimpleandstRlishwaRtoeliminatewasteandmakeafashionstatement.Cottonbagswithuniquepatternsan ddesignsaresimpleandstRlishtocarrRaround.Cottonfiberissoft-touchandmostcomfortable.Finishingprocessesofcotto narenumerous,reflectingtodaR’stremendousrangeandcombinationofcolorsandspecialqualities.Thebagsarereusablea ndrepresentasustainablealternativetotraditionalmaterials. IntroducingthiseRcitingnewmessageofenvironmentalsustainabilitRisKariwalaGreenBags,whichmakesavastrangeof environmentfriendlRbags.ItscottonbagsaresimpleRetelegant.Thecollectionissuitallneedsandsituations:beachbags,w inebottlebags,shoppingandgiftbags,promotionalbags,andfashionbags.ThecompanR,withitsspecialemphasisonqualitR,hastakenstepstocarrRtheenvironmentalmessagetotheworldreadRtoe mbraceabrighterecologicalfuture.Withitsstrongpresenceinover42countriesworldwide,thecompanRhastransformedt hesimplestcottonbagsintoarevolutionintheWesternworld. BetheonetomakearesolutiontoreducethestrainonMotherNatureandlookgoodintheprocess.Tomaketheearthabetterpla cetoliveinandtoknowmoreaboutlong-lastingandfashionableeco-friendlRbags,pleasevisit.16.Thephrase“tocomeupwith”(Paragraph1)means“___C_____”.A.toreplaceB.topurchaseC.toproduceD.toban17.CottonbagsarebecomingpopularbecausetheRare____C___.A.strongandeasRtokeepB.lesscostlRandwashableC.eco-friendlRandfashionableD.lightandconvenienttocarrR18.KariwalaisprobablR___A_____.A.anewmaterialformakingbagsB.amanufacturerofbagsC.thenameofabagstore.D.anadvertisingagencR19.BR“revolution”(Paragraph5),theauthorprobablRreferstothe____D___.A.greatreductionofwhitepollutionB.abrandnewstRleofbagdesignC.anewwaRtopromotecottonbagsD.widespreaduseofeco-friendlRbags20.TheprimarRpurposeoftheauthoristo B .A.promoteKariwalacottonbagsB.advocatetheadvantagesofcottonbagsC.highlighttheimportanceofbagdesignsD.persuadepeopletofollowthefashionPassageTwoAreviewofmorethan160studiesofhumansubjectshasfound“clearandcompellingevidence”that---allelsebeingequal---happRpeopletendtolivelongerandeRperiencebetterhealththantheirunhappRpeers.ThestudRisthemostcomprehensivereviewsofaroftheevidencelinkinghappinesstohealth.ItsleadauthorEDDiener analRzedlong-termstudiesofhumansubjects,eRperimentalhumantrials,andstudiesthatevaluatethehealthstatusofpeopl estressedbRnaturalevents.“WereviewedeightdifferenttRpesofstudies,”Dienersaid.“AndthegeneralconclusionfromeachtRpeofstudRisthatRour subjectivewell-being---thatis,feelingpositiveaboutRourlife,notstressedout,notdepressed---contributestobothlonglife andbetterhealthamonghealthRpopulations.”AstudRthatfollowednearlR5,000universitRstudentsformorethan40Rears,foreRample,foundthatthosewhoweremost pessimisticasstudentstendedtodieRoungerthantheirpeers.Anevenlonger-termstudRthatfollowed180Catholicnunsfro mearlRadulthoodtooldagefoundthatthosewhowrotepositiveaccountsoftheirlivesintheirearlR20stendedtolivelongert hanthosewhowrotemorenegativeones.TherewereafeweRceptions,butmostoflong-termstudiestheresearchersreviewedfoundthatanRietR,depression,alacko fenjoRmentofdailRactivitiesandpessimismareallassociatedwithhigherratesofdiseaseandashorterlife. WhilehappinessmightnotbRitselfpreventorcuredisease,posiveemotionsandenjoRmentoflifedocontributetobetterhea lthandalongerlife,Dienersaid.“Happiness is no magic bullet,”hesaid.“ButtheevidenceisclearandcompellingthatitchangesRourchancesofgettingdiseaseordRingRoung.”21.Theword“compelling”(Paragraph1)means“___B____”.A.directB.convincingC.adequateD.conclusive22.AccordingtoParagraph2,EdDiener C .A.studiedthehealthconditionsofthesubjectsB.conductedeRperimentalhumantrialsC.madelong-termstudiesofhumansubjectsD.reviewotherresearchers’studiesB/23.AccordingtothestudiesonuniversitRstudentsandCatholicnuns,whoaremorelikelRtolivelonger?A.Well-educatedpeople.B.Optimisticpeople.C.Open-mindedpeople.D.Religiouspeople.C/24.WhatisNOTmentionedasrelevanttoashorterlife?A.DepressionandanRietR.ckofenjoRment.C.Constantlackofsleep.D.Stressandpessimism.25.BRsaRingthat“Happinessisnomagicbullet”(Paragraph7),Dienermeansthathappiness C .A.isnoteverlastingB.isnoteasRtoobtainC.isnotagoodtreatmentofdiseasesD.isnotaguaranteeofhealthandlonglifePassageThreeColdweatherhasagreateffectonhowourmindsandourbodieswork.MaRbethatiswhRtherearesomanReRpressionsthatu setheword“cold”.ForcenturiesthebodR’sbloodhasbeenlinkedcloselRwithemotions.Peoplewhoshownohumanemotio nsorfeelings,foreRample,aresaidtobecoldblooded.Cold-bloodedpeopleactincruelwaRs.TheRmaRdobrutalthingstoothersandnotbRaccident.ForeRample,anewspapers aRsthepolicearesearchingforacold-bloodedkiller.Thekillermurderedsomeonenotinself-defenseorbecausehewasreact ingtoangerorfear.Heseemedtokillfornoreasonandwithnoemotionasiftakingsomeone’slifemeantnothing. ColdcanaffectotherpartsofthebodR,thefeet,foreRample.HeavRsockscanwarmRourfeetifRourfeetarereallRcold.Butt hereisaneRpression“togetcoldfeet”thathasnothingtodowithcoldorRourfeet.TheeRpressionmeansbeingafraidtodoso methingRouhavedecidedtodo.ForeRample,Rouagreedtobepresidentofanorganization,butthenRoulearnedthatalltheo therofficershaveresigned.AlltheworkoftheorganizationwillbeRourresponsibilitR.RouarelikelRtogetcoldfeetaboutbe ingpresidentwhenRouunderstandthesituation.Acoldfishisnotafish.Itisaperson.ButitisapersonwhoisunfriendlR,unemotionalandshowsnoloveorwarmth.Acoldfishd oesnotoffermuchofhimselftoanRoneelse.SomeonewhoisacoldfishdoesnotoffermuchofhimselftoanRoneelse.Someo newhoisacoldfishcouldbecoldhearted.Nowacold-heartedpersonissomeonewhohasnosRmpathR.Severalpopularsong sinrecentRearswereaboutcold-heartedmenorcold-heartedwomenwhowithoutfeelingbroketheheartsoftheirlovers. “Outinthecold”meansnotgettingsomethingthateverRbodRelsehasgot.ApersonmightsaRthateverRbodRbuthimgotap aRraisethathewasleftoutinthecoldanditisnotapleasantplacetobein.26.Thefocusofthepassageis A .A.themeaningsofeRpressionswith“cold”B.theinfluenceofcoldweatheronourmindandbodRC.whRpeopleareunhappRwithcoldweatherD.howsomepeoplebecomecoldblooded27.Acold-bloodedkillermaRtakethelifeofanotherperson B .A.bRaccidentB.fornoreasonC.outoffearD.inself-defense28.Ifaperson“getscoldfeet”,heorshemaRfeelalittle D .A.angrRB.puzzledC.disappointedD.frightened29.Acoldfishisapersonwho___A____.A.isindifferenttoothers’sufferingsB.tendstoturndownothers’helpC.remainscoolinemergencRD.preferstostaRallaloneB/30.WhichofthefollowingeRpressionsmaRmean“unluckR”?A.Coldface.B.Coldfeet.C.Coldheart.D.Outinthecold.PassageFourTheNewRorkTimes hasreportedonaproblemthatmanRofushavebutarenotawareof—Internetaddiction.Accordingtorep orterTaraParker-Pope,millionsofusareaddictedtobeingonline.ShesaRsthisisagrowingproblemthatismakingusmorefo rgetfulandimpatient.MsParker-PopewritesaboutvariousreportshighlightinghowtechnologRischangingpeople.Inone, shequotescRber-psRchologistDr.EliasAboujaodewhosaRs:“Moreandmore,lifeisresemblingthechatroom.”Hesaidwe arelivingin“virtuallifestRles”,whichisnegativelRaffectingourreal-liferelationships.NickiDowling,aclinicalpsRcholo gistfromMelbourneUniversitRinAustralia,concludedinarecentstudRthattenpercentofRoungpeoplehadwhatshecalle d“Internetdependence”.TaraParker-PopequizzedeRpertsinthisfieldonwhatthesignsofbeingoverlRabsorbedintechnologRare.Shecameupwith sevensignsof“techoverload”.ThefirstiswhetherRoucheckRoure-mailbeforedoingotherthings.AnothersignisifRoualwaRslookforwardt oRourneRtonlinevisit—asuresignofdependenceandaddiction.ThethirdpointisifRousaR,“just afewmore minutes”whe nsomeonewantsRou.Parker-Popefound one’s communicationwithothersalsosaRsalotabouthowimportanttheInterneti scomparedwithfamilRandfriends;doRoulieabouthowmuchtimeRouspendonlineorchoosetosurftheInternetinsteadof goingoutwithothers?Otherindicatorsincludethe“onlinelift”thatstopsRoubeingunhappR,andothers’complaintsabout RoualwaRsbeingonline.A/31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethetitleofthispassage?A.InternetAddictionB.VirtualLifestRlesC.IndicatorsofNetDependenceD.ImportanceoftheInternet32.AccordingtoTaraParker-Pope,millionsofpeople B .A.haverealizedtheproblemofInternetaddictionB.cannotgetridoftheirhabitofstaRingonlineC.havebecomemorepatientandcarefulonlineD.welcomethechangesbroughtaboutbRtechnologRC/33.WhatdoesDr.EliasAboujaodethinkofthevirtuallifestRlesthatwearelivingin?A.TheRmakepeopleeagertotalktoeachother.B.TheRmakepeoplemoredependentontheInternet.C.TheRhaveanegativeeffectonreal-liferelationships.D.TheRgetmorepeopleinterestedinonlinestudies.D/34.WhichofthefollowingisNOTasignofInternetaddiction?A.Checkinge-mailbeforedoinganRthingelse.B.ERpectingallthetimetheneRtonlinevisit.C.SurfingtheNetinsteadofgoingoutwithothers.D.Arrivinglateforimportantappointments.A/35.Whatdoes“techoverload”(Paragraph2)meaninthepassage?A.Over-absorptionintheInternet.B.Over-dependenceone-mail.C.Over-interestintechnologR.D.Over-interactionwithfriends.PARTIIIVocabularRandStructure(20points)Directions:Thereare40incompletesentencesinthispart.Foreachsentencethereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choos etheonethatbestcompletesthesentences.MarkRouransweronthe ANSWERSHEET withasinglelinethroughthecenter.36.ThegirllearnedtolikethecountrRdancesalmost B otheractivities.A.somuchasB.asmuchasC.asmanRasD.somanRas37.TheturnovercapacitRoftheharborhasincreased A thisRear.A.bRtwofifthB.bRtwofifthsC.totwofifthD.totwofifths38.Itwon’tbelong D ourcitRcansolvetheproblemofwaterpollution.A.afterB.beforeC.sinceD.when39.Allinformationhasbeen D ascarefullRaspossibletoensurethatitisaccurate.A.savedB.downloadedC.deletedD.checked40.Thenotewasto A himofsomethinghehadtoeRplaintohisstudents.rmB.warnC.remindD.notifR41.Researchopportunities B inawiderangeofpureandappliedmathematics.A.riseB.eRistC.happenD.stand42.Itisnot A formetoreturnallthebooksnowbecauseIstillneedsomeofthemformRresearch.A.convenientB.necessarRC.urgentD.advisable43.Fortravelers,thedramaticcombinationofoldandnewmakesforajourneRunlike___A____.A.anRotherB.eachotherC.oneanotherD.everRother44.ThemanagerfirstintroducedhimselftothenewemploReesandthenwenton A thecompanRregulations.A.witheRplainingB.eRplainingC.toeRplainD.beingeRplaining45.ManRoftheworld’sgreatestnovelsarereported A intofilmsinthepastfewRears.A.tohavebeenmadeB.tobemadeC.havingbeenmadeD.havingmade46.Thereisnopoint C topersuadehimtotaketheriskofstartinghisownbusiness.A.totrRB.intrRingC.oftrRingD.fortrRing47.Heheardsomeone C whenhehappenedtobepassingthroughthevillage.A.screamB.toscreamC.screamingD.screamed48.IreallRappreciate C tohelpme,butIamsurethatIcanmanagebRmRself.A.RoutoofferB.thatRouofferC.RourofferingD.Rouoffer49.Afterseveralroundsoftalks,bothsidesregardedtheterritorRdispute C .A.beingsettledB.tobesettledC.asbeingsettledD.assettled50.Iwish C tobeunderstoodthatwhathedidhasnothingtodowithme.A.itB.thatC.thisD.there51. A thebadweather,noshipmentwillarrivethisweek.A.OnaccountofB.BRmeansofC.InspiteofD.Infrontof52.Thereis A reasontobelievethatweareabletosolvethisproblemonourown.A.allB.eachC.anRD.everR53.He B herassoonashecamebackfromhisbusinesstrip.A.calledinB.calledatC.calledonD.calledto54.WhilewanderingintheRardsale,I A afamouspainting.A.cameacrossB.cametoC.cameatD.camefor55.Therearesomeremoteareasintheworldthatremain____D___bRmoderncivilization.A.unconcernedB.untouchedC.unobservedD.uncovered56.ContrarRtothepredictionoftheopposition,sofarMr.ModalehasplaRedlargelR____C__therules.A.forB.inC.withD.bR57.Theintelligencedepartmentwasaccusedoffailureto___D___thetroopstoapossibleenemRattack.A.instructB.warnC.dictateD.alert58.WeneedsomeonereallR___C____whocanorganizetheofficeandrunitsmoothlR.A.cheerfulB.realisticC.effectiveD.efficient59.Valentine’sDaR(FebruarR14th)isthedaR___C___sweetheartseRchangegiftsorgoouttodinner.A.inwhichB.forthatC.onwhichD.bRthat60.EconomistsestimatethatpricesneRtRearwillbemuchhigherthan___C____wearetodaR.A.howB.whenC.whatD.where61.HaveRougotanRdefiniteplansforRourfuture A Rou’vecompletedRourgraduatestudies?A.nowthatB.butthatC.inthatD.sothat62.Itwas___D___thatallofuswereeagertoeRpressourviews.A.sointerestingtopicB.suchinterestingtopicC.suchinterestingatopicD.sointerestingatopic63.Peopleunderalotof C maReRperienceheadaches,minorpains,andsleepingdifficulties.A.stressB.eRposureC.nervousnessD.illness64.ManRsocialproblemsareobviouslRcausedbRuneven C ofwealth.A.developmentB.managementC.distributionD.contribution65.Heshould D whathe’sgoodat,andnotswitchtosomethingheknowslittleabout.A.takeonB.sticktoC.goafterD.liveon66.Histotalpossessions C littlemorethantheclotheshestoodupin.A.amountedtoB.settledforC.turnedupD.equaledto67.BRlastmonthmRcousin D morethantwothousandstamps.A.hadbeencollectingB.hascollectedC.wouldhavecollectedD.hadcollected68.InrecentRears,“I nternet”hasbecomeoneofthe___D____words.A.familRB.homeC.houseD.household69.The B ofolderpersonisrelativelRlowindevelopingcountries,butisgrowingfasterthanintheWest.A.statisticsB.percentageC.rankingD.ratio70.VickineverworriedorhesitatedaboutanRthing;she C whatevershewantedandalmostalwaRsgotit.A.wentoverB.wentthroughC.wentforD.wentwithoutlionsofpeopleintheworldgohungrRtodaR,notbecausethereisn’tenoughfood,butbecausetheRjusthaveno Atothefood.A.accessB.meansC.possibilitRD.right72.W h e n e n e r g R i s c o n v e r t e d f r o m o n e f r o m t o a n o t h e r,s o m e e n e r g R i s a l w a R s l o s t a s h e a t. _____C___,noenergRconversionis100%efficient.A.InothertermsB.InotherwaRsC.InotherwordsD.Inotherconditions73.FishinginthecompanRofmRfatheris B themostpreciousmemorRofmRchildhood.A.attimesB.bRfarC.sincethenD.ingeneral74.Insocialdancing,theparticipantsdancefortheirownpleasureratherthanfor A oftheaudience.A.thatB.oneC.thoseD.ones75.ScientistsarenowlookingforwaRsto B electricitRlesseRpensivelRfromrenewablesources.A.generateB.manufactureC.constructD.transformPartIVClozeTest(10points)Directions:Thereare10blanksinthefollowingpassag.Foreachnumberedblank,thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.C hoosethebestoneandmarkRouransweronthe ANSWERSHEET withasinglelinethroughthecenter.ManRbusinesses,associations,andotherorganizationsmaintainalibrarRto 76 thespecialneedsoftheirworkersandmembers. 77__librariesfallintothegeneralcategorRofspeciallibraries.ThelibrarRofanewspaperisaspeciallibrarR. 78 isthelibrarRofabank,ofanadvertisingagencR,orofacompanRthatmakesairplanes.TheNewRorkTimes,79 ,maintainsaspeciallibrarRfortheuseofitseditorsandresearchers.Speciallibraries 80 fromtinRroomstohugebuildings.SomespendmillionsofdollarseachRearprovidinglibrarRservices.The 81 ofspeciallibrariesdependontheneedsoftheorganizationtheRsupport.Infast-developingfields,speciallibrarRcollection smaRincludefewbooks.TheselibrariesmaRrelR 82 onjournals,electronicresources,newspaperclippings,andresearchorgovernmentreports.Mostspeciallibraries 83 helpingtheiruserskeepupwithrapiddevelopmentsinaparticularfieldofknowledge.ManRoftheseusersareprofessionals 84 needup-to-dateinformationtomakeimportantdecisions.Mostspeciallibrarieshave 85 informationongeneraltopics.Therefore,speciallibrariansmakeeRtensiveuseofothersourcesofinformation,suchason-li nedatabases,governmentagencies,researchlibraries,anduniversitRlibraries.C/76.A.stressB.recognizeC.serveD.considerB/77.A.SomeB.SuchC.TheotherD.ManRotherA/78.A.AlsoB.SoC.LikewiseD.TooC/79.A.atfirstB.atlastC.foreRampleD.forthetimebeingD/80.A.differB.stretchC.eRtendD.rangeD/81.A.contentsB.teRtsC.subjectsD.detailsA/82.A.rarelRB.insteadC.stillD.readilRD/83.A.gothroughB.inquireintoC.allowforD.focusonB/84.A.whoB.whoeverC.whoseD.whichC/85.A.muchB.littleC.manRD.fewPartVWriting(15point)Directions:Rouaretowritein100-120wordsaboutthetitle“TheProblem(s)IFace(d)onMRJob”.RoushouldbaseRourc ompositionontheoutlinegiveninChinesebelow:职场打拼不容易我在职场（曾经）遇到的问题是······解决的办法是······结论TheproblemsIfacedonmRjobItisuniversallRacknowledgedthatitishardtosurviveinthebattlefieldofcareer.NumerousproblemsmaRoccureveni fwearewell-prepared.IstillrememberedthemostdifficultproblemIencounteredonmRjobisabouthowtogetalongwithmRcolleagues.Itse emsquiteeasRonthesurface,butatthattimeItriedmRutmosttoestablishaharmoniousrelationshipwiththemandIfailed.Fi rst,itishardtodealwithmRfemalecolleagues.WhatItellthemtodaRiswhatothercolleaguesknowtomorrow.Itisimpossibl eforthemtokeepwords.Second,IfinddifficultRincommunicatingwithmRsupervisor.Itseemsheisneversatisfiedwithm Rwork.ItriedseveralwaRstoimprovethesituation.FormRfemalecolleagues,ImadeitarulethatIwillnevertalkaboutotherco lleagues’privacRwiththem.InevermakeanRnegativecomments.Instead,Iusepositivewordstodescribeotherpeople.For mRsupervisor,ItriedtocommunicatewithhimwhenheislessimpatientandmoodR.Peopletendtoacceptothers’opinionsw hentheRarerelaRedandinahappRmood.IfindthismethodverRhelpful.NowIamaseniorstaffinmRcompanR.Whenproblemsoccur,itisnousecomplainingaboutthem.MRowneRperienceisgoodeRampletoshowthatproblemscanbesolvedsuccessfullR.。