What does Ms. Oguro indicate about New Century, New Business? （　　）

What kind of curriculum evaluation does the new curriculum reform advocate?

A.Basing on the process, promoting the development.
B.Emphasis on new ways of learning.
C.Emphasis on the function of selection.
D.Emphasis on students' learning.

What does Ms. Luddon want to do?

A.Inquire about the source of information mentioned in the article
B.Contradict what Doctor Steiner wrote in his article
C.Learn as many languages as possible
D.Pursue her studies in cross-cultural communications

What will Ms. Singh and Mr. Weinstein probably do?

A.Stay in Valbonne for a week
B.Meet with John Reynolds in Valbonne
C.Propose new chocolate products to sell in France
D.Suggest ways to correct the flavor of the chocolate

We are glad to be doing business with you. Jennifer Owens will be your _______ contact for all incoming materials and orders. If you have a question about payment, contact Ms. Simpson in our accounting office. She will help you sort the matter out. Again, welcome aboard. If there is anything we can do to help facilitate this new relationship, please do not hesitate to ask.
Sincerely,

A.primacy
B.primaries
C.primary
D.primarily

What is the purpose of Ms. Rigalotta's letter?

A.To notify a client of a billing error
B.To describe a new Internet service offer
C.To ask that a mistake be corrected
D.To request a copy of an article

Why did Ms. Oguro write an e-mail to Ms. Narazaki? （　　）

A.To offer her a job
B.To compliment her on her new book
C.To invite her to visit Sydney
D.To request advice on writing books

根据以下内容，回答202-206题。
The Daily Inquirer
October 8
Book Review of Anne Narazaki's
New Century, New Business
Reviewed by John Gilliam
Anne Narazaki's recent book, New Century, New Business, seeks to examine the new tech-nologies that are critical for global business and how they affect today's corporate transactions. Ms.Narazaki argues that while economic transactions of one kind or another have taken place for thou-sands of years, the impact of changing technology on business has become obvious only recently. In　fact, as new technologies have grown more prevalent, Ms. Narazaki observes, international busi-nesses have increased in size and number. At the same time, the time required to conduct each　business transaction has decreased.
Mr. Narazaki illustrates her observations with detailed examples of recent business transac-tions. Citing the merger of Poynter Technologies and Carce Company, which created the largest fi-nancial services company in the world, Ms. Narazaki explains the effect technology has on the val-uation of a company, on communication between the managements of different companies, and on　stock and funds trading.
Those of us who take an interest in the interaction between business and technology will find　Ms. Narazaki's ideas persuasive. The view that business cannot survive without keep~ing up with　new technology has become today's corporate reality.


In the article, the word "critical" in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to （　　）。

A.growing
B.sensitive
C.disapproving
D.important

What can be inferred from paragraph 1 about theatrical dance in the late nineteenth century？( )

A.It influenced many artists outside of the field of dance.
B.It was very similar to theatrical dance of the early nineteenth century.
C.It was more a form of entertainment than a form of serious art.
D.It was a relatively new art form in the United States.