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听力原文:M: How did you find your new job? Was it advertised in the paper?
W: I looked and looked for months without finding anything. Then a friend told me about this joB.So I applied and got it.
Q: How did the woman learn about the job opportunity?
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A.She saw an aD.in the newspaper.
B.She learned about it from a frienD.
C.She heard about it during a television interview.
D.She saw it on a list of job openings.

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听力原文:Reporter: So, David, you work for a company that makes dyes for plastics, right?David: Yes, we make the color pigments for plastics.Reporter: Mmm...that sounds a bit technical to mE.So, you mean you dye the plastic for colored bowls anD...er...cups and things?David: Yes, that's right, and the caps on shampoo bottles, the handles on the inside of cars, the colored cases for your mobile telephones...oh, lots of things...basically anything made of colored plastiC.Reporter: I seE.Well, yours is a foreign company in China, isn't it?David: Yes, it's German. And I'm the Operations Manager for Northeast ChinA.Reporter: Well, I wonder if you could describe for me your daily routinE.David: Oh, okay. Now...let me seE...well, I get to the office at 8: 50 most days.Reporter: Is that when work officially starts?David: No, the working day officially starts at 9 o'clock, but I like to get there a little early to organize my day before everyone else comes in and disturbs mE.Reporter: I seE.Well, what do you do first of all, when you come in?David: I first go and switch on all the machines in the laboratory...that is if the technicians haven't got there before mE.Then I switch on my computer and check all my e-malls. There are usually quite a few waiting for me, especially from EuropE.I try and answer most of them immediately, so that takes me about 20 minutes to half an hour.Reporter: So that takes you up to about 9: 30?David: More or less. That's usually when the phone starts ringing. I receive calls from customers asking about color-matching, or about our production.., you know, wanting to know when their product will be ready...er...this goes on all day.Reporter: Oh.David: Usually I go and check the color-matching process with the colorist and she might ask me to check the prices or supplies of pigments. I also need to check the production orders ... to see which ones are completed and input them in the computer.Reporter: So, all this is in the office?David: Yes, that, s right. Usually I'm running between my office and the laB.At some point each morning, the Country Manager usually pops into my office to have a chat about our marketing strategy and the production. Then I might have meetings with our suppliers, or I might go out and visit customers in the city or in the area arounD.Reporter: Mmm...sounds very busy. What about lunch?David: The lunch break is officially between 12 and one, but I very rarely have time to eat lunch. I usually just have a coffee in the officE.Just occasionally, if I'm not too busy, I'll go out for lunch with one of my colleagues,Question : What does David's company mainly do?(20)A.Dyes the plastic for colored products.B.Makes bowls and cups and things.C.Produces shampoo bottles, car handles, and so on.D.Manufactures plastic things.
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