听力原文：If you lose this credit card, you have to notify us as soon as possible, so that

听力原文：If you lose your bank notes, the chance for you to get them back is not high.

(10)

A．If you lose your bank notes, you will not get them back.

B．If you lose your bank notes, you will get compensation.

C．If you lose your bank notes, you can get them back soon.

D．If you lose your bank notes, most probably, you will not get them back.

M: OK, just change "carriage forward" to "carriage paid". We can't lose this customer.

Q: What did the customer order on May 25？

(12)

A．Invoice.

B．Shoes.

C．Carriage.

D．Error.

(2)

A．Assuming inappropriately large financial risk can cause investors to lose sleep.

B．Financial risk will not cause investors to lose sleep.

C．Seeking to maximize profits appropriately can cause investors to lose sleep.

D．No matter how much they earn, the investors will lose sleep.

听力原文：W: In Judy's case, why is she discharged？

M: Because as a general rule, a bill of exchange must be duly presented for payment. Judy must have failed to observe the very strict rules about it.

Q: Why did Judy lose her rights？

(18)

A．Because she lost her bill.

B．Because her bill didn't mature.

C．Because she forgot the rules.

D．Because her bill was not duly presented.

(7)

A．If a remitting bank cannot take proper care in collection, the exporter will do it himself.

B．If a remitting bank cannot fulfill its obligation in collection, the exporter will claim indemnify for it.

C．If a remitting bank cannot take proper care in collection, it will lose a customer.

D．If a remitting bank cannot fulfill its obligation in collection, it will cause loss to the exporter.

听力原文：How do you do？

(7)

A．How do you do？

B．How are you？

C．Nice to meet you.

A

C．

听力原文：I'm sorry, I have broken your glasses.

(4)

A．It doesn't matter.

B．Yes, you are.

C．Yes, you do.

D．You are right.

A

C．

A

C．