Which one is not John Keats’ work?

A . Life jackets B . Survival at Sea manual C . lifeboat D . torch

A . Two main areas of skill are involved in the construction of ship B . There are distinct divisions in responsibilities between naval architects and marine engineers C . Each ship will assume varying proportions according to its type D . Ships can be divided into different categories from different perspective

Which one is not true about the traditional interview？ A.You sit down with a solo interviewer and answer a series of questions designed to help her figure out if you’re a great candidate for the job. B.You may be asked questions about the experience on your resume, what you can offer to the company or position. C.The interviewer will ask you questions based on common situations of the job you are applying for. D.Many times the interviewer will ask you questions such as “Why would you be good for this job？” or “Tell me about yourself.”

A．The woman is a professional woman. B．The Tai girl cannot cook. C．The man gets quite a few applicants on hands. D．The girl is to the liking of the woman.

A.High-power alpha males in primate hierarchies have high testosterone and low cortisol. B.Powerful and effective leaders have high testosterone and low cortisol. C.Power has nothing about how you react to stress. D.Body can shape the mind, at least at the facial level.

A.Nervousness is intimately related to underperforming. B.When people are nervous, they tend to focus on themselves, what they’re saying, how they’re responding. C.Being nervous is normal and it’s ok to dismiss your jitters sometimes. D.Anxiety can be a blocker that stops you from listening, or makes you miss something vital your interviewer just asked.

A.If you have only one acceptable outcome in mind, your chances of making it are slim. B.When confronted by problems, entrepreneurs rise to the occasion. Challenges motivate them to work harder. C.Entrepreneurs are always accepted. D.Many people recognize marketplace holes, but the true entrepreneur takes them from cocktail napkin to reality

A．Listening B．Record C．Verification D．Looking

A、Room service is a small department in a big hotel, but not necessary. B、Room service can help support a higher average daily rate for guest room. C、Room service attract more occupancy. D、Room service is a service people expect, enjoy and will pay for.

A．Costs of goods sold （COGS） B．Marketing and sales expenditures C．General and administrative expenditures D．Accounts revceivables

A、Toconform. to govermment regulations in the target market B、To conform. to geographic or chimatic conditions incuding the avliabltly C、To conform. to buyer preferences in the target market D、To conform. to standard of products in the target market