A To conduct a business transaction. B To attend a conference. C To set up a Web site. D To go on vacation with his family.

A Call her when he gets to Honolulu. B Send payment as soon as possible. C Complete a survey. D Give her his e-mail address.

A American universities cooperating with Chinese state agency Hanban. B Chinese culture and language being taught in the U.S. C The vice-premier of the People’s Republic of China directing Hanban. D Chinese state agency Hanban directing the Institutes and Classrooms.

A USA is the first country going against the relationships. B Both US and Canada expressed their concern about the relationships. C A large proportion of education experts don’t like the work of Hanban. D Hanban’s operation only exists in the area of North America

A To ask for help. B To apply for membership. C To promote products. D To make a complaint.

A He is good at foreign languages. B He used to have a full-time job. C He is good at music. D He is well-educated.

A A professional hunter. B Team head. C Human resource manager. D Advertisement agent

A It involves the application of sophisticated technology. B It is the direction energy development should follow. C It will prove to be a profitable business. D It is a technology benefiting everyone.

A Mobile-first lifestyles will become popular. B The globalization process will be accelerated. C Communications will take more diverse forms. D The world will undergo revolutionary changes.

A find digital devices simply indispensable B communicate primarily by mobile phone C light their homes with stored solar energy D distribute power with wires and wooden poles