—How do you__________the disagreement between the company and the customers？?

—The key to solving the problem is to meet the demand made by the customers.?

A.deal with 　　 B.do with?　　 C.do of　　　　　 D.deal from?

She looks forward every spring to _____the flower-lined garden.

A. visit　　　　　 B. paying a visit　　　 C. walk in　　　　 D. walking in

--- Sorry, Joe. I didn’t mean to …

    --- Don’t call me “Joe”. I’m Mr. Parker to you, and _____ you remember?

A. do                    B. didn’t                C. did                    D. don’t

The man in prison insistent that he 　　 nothing wrong and 　　set free.

　 A．should do; should be　　　　 B．had done; should be

　 C．had done; had been　　　　　 D．should do; had been

Which credit card do you find the best, as a woman? As a sports lover, which credit card serves you best? Questions like these threw up the first credit cards ranking by top Chinese credit card doorway 51credit.com and Shanghai-based poll firm 51poll.com as they released the result of a three-month survey via Internet and telephone.

The ranking came from the survey of 20,000 cardholders in more than 100 cities, according to Tu Zhiyun, CEO and founder of 51credit.com. China Merchants Bank (CMB), one of the best performing commercial banks and the largest card issuer in China, was rated the best in the general group for its popular dual-currency (雙幣) credit card. Shanghai-based Pudong Development Bank was crowned the best in the platinum (白金) card for successfully targeting high-end customers, thanks to its close cooperation with Citibank (花旗銀行). The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, topped the ranking in the co-branded (聯(lián)名的) group for its card issued in association with China National Petroleum Corporation, China's largest oil company.

Several others got the top honors as the best credit card for women, travel, sports and best design. The total number of credit cards in China is around 30 million, compared with 500 million in the United States. The growing wealth of the Chinese people has added attraction to the credit card business. The number of credit cards issued is expected to double in 2007．

However, most banks are losing money in their credit card businesses as a large portion of the cards have apparently never been used since they were issued. CMB is currently the only commercial bank to have made a profit in the section. The bank said the circulation of its dual-currency credit card reached 10 million by the end of 2006, a jump of 100 percent from 2005, and accounted for 35 percent of the credit card market in China.

1．Which of the following has close relationship according to the text?

　 A．China Merchants Bank; the co-branded credit card

　 B．Shanghai-based Pudong Development Bank; the platinum credit card

　 C．The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China; the dual-currency credit card

　 D．Citibank; China National Petroleum Corporation

2．The number of credit cards issued in China in 2007 will reach about _____.

　 A．10 million 　　　　　　　　 B．30 million 　

　 C．60 million 　　　　　　　　 D．500 million

3．If more people used credit cards in their businesses, banks would _____.

　 A．make profits 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 B．restrict the number of cards

　 C．lose money 　　　　　　　　 D．charge holders more

4．Which statement is true according to the text?

　 A．The survey was conducted by 20,000 cardholders in more than 100 cities.

　 B．The growing number of credit cards attracts more foreign investigations.

　 C．No bank makes profits in credit card businesses.

　 D．More and more Chinese people will hold credit cards.

To learn English well，we should find opportunities to hear English　　　　 as much as we can.?

A.speak　　　　　　　　 B.speaking　　　　　

C.spoken　　　　　　 D.to speak

、I am　　 with all the housework.

A、trying out　　 B、run out　　 C、give out　　 D、worn out