According to Paragraphs 3-6, which of the following is NOT true?
A．Catalog-making is a costly marketing means.
B．Catalog can help retailers promote sales.
C．The number of catalog-sending has been declining from 2007.
D．Catalog-making may take retailers much time.

未分类题What is the passage mainly about?A．The old-school marketing format' s function on sales.B．Retailers' complaining about the cost of catalogs.C．How to make catalog-making time-saving.D．Catalogs' promotion on the sale of products and its disadvantages.

未分类题What can we infer from the last paragraph?A．HTC, Motorola and Nokia have made a great success in cheaper smartphones.B．Samsung will take measures to meet the challenge from cheaper brands.C．Samsung has mainly turned to smart watches and wristbands.D．Cheaper smartphones will soon lose the present successful market.

未分类题Which of the following is NOT true according to Paragraph 3?A．People who are not so skilled at their job benefit the most.B．Music has the biggest effect on experts.C．Newcomers find music distracting their work.D．Older people spend less time listening to music.

未分类题It can be inferred from the last paragraph that______.A．companies encourage listening to music at workB．you can listen to music as you like when others are listening tooC．you should be aware of your time on listening to music at workD．it is none of others' business when you listen to music at work

未分类题Which of the following statements about TNT Express is NOT true?A．It is a Dutch company.B．It spit from TNT' s mail-delivery firm last year.C．Its main rivals are FedEx and DHL.D．Its share price is depressed, but it can revive in the future.

未分类题Parcel-delivery can deliver all of the following foods EXCEPT_____.A．drugs and medical devicesB．organs and skin graftsC．documentsD．freights

未分类题It can be inferred from Paragraph 5 that______.A．shifting things bought on the internet accounts for the majority of UPS' s businessB．parcel-delivery has excellent growth prospects because people enjoy shopping sitting in the sofaC．goods which come from a few streets away or from distant places make no difference to customersD．companies make more profit from goods shipped from another continent

未分类题By saying 'keeps smaller rivals at bay'(Para. 3), the author means the huge capital costs_____.A．make smaller firms difficult to connect to each otherB．prevent smaller firms from competing with big companiesC．make smaller firms closer to each other than beforeD．help smaller firms to compete with big companies

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未分类题All of the following are benefits of the deal EXCEPT_____.A．the deal adds TNT' s large regional network to UPS' s vast global oneB．UPS will help TNT Express to thrive soonC．TNT Express' s business in Europe helps UPS to improve its road-freight operationD．UPS may fix TNT Express's business in fast-growing Brazil

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未分类题You are preparing for your graduation thesis and are in urgent need of some reference materials. Write a letter to the National Library and ask for their help. Provide detailed information, and method of delivery and payment. You should write about 100 words on ANSWER SHEET 2. Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter. Use 'Li Ming' instead. Do not write the address.

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未分类题Soft-drink sales have been declining for nine straight years. This is much more than a trend— it s a fundamental shift in consumer tastes that【C1】______a major problem for soda makers, no matter how【C2】______their product combination might be. The latest numbers are astonishing, but not surprising. Sales of soda fell 3%【C3】______volume in 2013, to the lowest levels since 1995,【C4】______to a report from Beverage Digest issued on Monday. That would be a big【C5】______no matter what, and its more than double 2012 s decline. People are moving away from soda at a(n) 【C6】______rate. At this point, companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsico must be【C7】______not on what theyre doing to save their flagship brands, but on how well theyre【C8】______those brands decline. Of course thats not easy for companies that are named for those very brands, so theyre still crazily trying to【C9】______how to at least stop the losses, even as they wisely continue to invest in【C10】______like energy drinks, sports drinks, and flavored water. Pepsico took measures such as trying a new bottle design and signing with Beyonce,【C11】______sales have continued to decrease. And the hoped-for savior of the business—diet drinks with【C12】______sweeteners—are no help. Up until a few years ago, sales of diet sodas were falling at about the same rate as the sugar-filled ones. Now theyre actually falling fester【C13】______consumers continue to hear about health【C14】______. Just yesterday, a study was released indicating that consumption of diet soda can【C15】______the risk of cardiovascular disease in older women. But health concerns are not the only problem. If they were, it would seem【C16】______that energy drinks, sports beverages, coffee-based beverages, and flavored waters would be taking up the slack. But they are. That s a further【C17】______that what s doing soda in is the increase of【C18】______in the beverage aisle, especially those【C19】______at young people, a growing number of whom think of Coke, Dr. Pepper, Sprite, and Pepsi—Beyonce notwithstanding—【C20】______the stuff their grandparents drank in the old days.【C1】A．makesB．posesC．putsD．offers

未分类题Why Don Thompson emphasized McDonald s would be focusing on its core products?A．New products taste awful and weird.B．Core products are kept quality easily.C．New products benefit the company little.D．Core products are praised by customers.