Sales Contract No.:ss03 Date:May 20.2009 Seller: S...

SALES CONTRACT

The Seller：SHANGHAI SHENG DA CO．，LTD．

UNIT C 5／F JINGMAO TOWER No．SIl080215

SHANGHAI．CHINA

The Buyer：ALFAGA ENTERPRISE Date：Feb．15，2008

28．IMAMGONJ

DHAKA，BANGLADESH Signed at：Shanghai，China

The undersigned Seller and Buyer have agreed to close the following transactions according to the terms and conditions stipulated below：

Packing：In Cartons Shipping Mark： A．E．

CHITTAGONG

Time of Shipment：During May，2008

Loading Port and Destination：From Shanghai to Chittagong

Partial Shipment and Transshipment are allowed．

Insuralaee：To be effeeted by the buyer

Terms of Payment：The Buyer shall open through a bank acceptable to the Seller an Irrevocable Sight Letter of Credit to reach the Sellers 30 days before the month of shipment，Valid for negotiation in China until the 15th day after the month of shipment．

The Seller The Buyer

SHANGHAI SHENG DA CO．，LTD． ALFAGA ENTERPRISE

信用证：

SQUENCE OF TOTAL 27：1／1

FORM. OF DOC．CREDIT 40A：IRREVOCABLE

DOC．CREDIT NUMBER 20：06660801

DATE OF ISSUE 31C：FEBRUARY 24．2008

APPLICABLE RULES 40E：UCP LATEST VERSION

DATE AND PLACE OF EXP． 31D：MAY 23，2008 IN BANGLADESH

APPLICANT 50：ALFAGA ENTERPRISE

26，IMAMGONJ

DHAKA，BANBIADESH

ISSUING BANK 52A：AB BANK LAMITED

MAMGANJ BRANT．

40 IMANGANT．DHAKA-1211．BANGLADESH

BENEFICIARY 59：SHANGHAI DA SENG CO．，LTD．

UNIT C 5／F JINGMAO TOWER

SHANGHAl．CHINA．

AMOUNT 32B：CURRENCY HKD AMOUNT 9800．00

AVAlLABLE WITM／，BY… 41D：ANY BANK IN CHINA

BY NEGOTIATION

DRAFTS AT… 42C：DRAFTS AT 60 DAYS SIGHT

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The vireo's comeback may prove that habitat along streams in Southern California is recovering from the effects of pollution,______ indicator of environmental health in a state that has lost most of its ______ woodlands.

A．a leading ... superfluous

B．an apocryphal ... ecological

C．a partial ... surfeit

D．a telling ... riparian

E．an anecdotal ... arboreal

The vireo's comeback may prove that habitat along streams in Southern California is recovering from the effects of pollution, ______indicator of environmental health in a state that has lost most of its______woodlands.

A．a leading … superfluous

B．an apocryphal … ecological

C．a partial … surfeit

D．a telling … riparian

E．an anecdotal … arboreal

Music to Your Gears Music may soothe the savage breast, but it can also damage your health when you are at the wheel. (A)Recent research suggests that loud music seriously affects a drivers concentration and psychologists have warned that such music, blasting away inside a car, can be dangerous, especially in traffic queues or on motorways. (B)Heavy metal, with its strong beat, leads to aggressive driving while, at the other end of the spectrum, soothing, melodious music relaxes a driver beyond a safe limit of awareness and into a sleepy haze of inattention. (C) The British Automobile Association, which is concerned with road safety, commissioned research into the relationship between serious accidents and music. (D)It found that men in the 17-25 age bracket were the most dangerous and accident-prone group. It also found that this group listens to music seventy percent of the time when they are on the move. Upbeat tempos, or heavy metal music, played loudly, can bring on a belligerent attitude. The driving style. becomes aggressive and the driver is more apt to take risks. The pace of the driving is governed by the pace and beat of the music. In trials, volunteer drivers subjected to loud music said that, although they didnt necessarily feel inclined to drive faster, they did find themselves making faster gear changes, accelerating more quickly and braking more abruptly. The same drivers, when subjected to slow ballads, admitted that they often found their attention wandering and, during a long motorway journey, at least two of the participants found themselves unconsciously wandering across the lane markings. The comments made by the volunteer drivers, some of whom were newly qualified, were very revealing. Simon, eighteen, told the AA, "The fast rock track out of Bat Out of Hell is potentially lethal. I found myself going faster and faster without even realizing it. " Another volunteer, who had been listening to ZZ Tops greatest hits, said, "I was speeding along singing at the top of my voice and didnt see or hear the fire engine that was trying to overtake me. " Other comments included. "I get lost in my own thoughts..., "Its possible to suffer a dulling of the senses...", "Not hearing other vehicles is a problem..., and "I was revving the engine in time to the beat." Slower, more ambient tracks like Chopin stimulate a change in a persons brain pattern, encouraging Alpha waves and inducing a feeling of well-being. A state of relaxation might be good for us at most other times, but not at the wheel of the car. Psychologist Professor Shirley Fisher warned. "The greatest danger is fatigue at the wheel. Some music can lull you into concentration loss, or even mini-sleep, which can cause horrific accidents. " "Its a matter of selecting your music to suit the conditions. Stimulating music can be useful on long, boring roads but when traffic conditions are difficult, or traffic is heavy, it can distract you. " There is, however, an up side, as AA psychologist Dr. Robert West pointed out: "if some music affects our ability to drive safely, then the reverse is also true. Carefully selected tracks may improve our driving, particularly in the high risk groups. For example, if we could get young male drivers to listen to Mantovani, they would probably slow down. Sadly, I dont think I could persuade many of them to listen, though. " As well as the type of music affecting road safety, the very fact that we have high-tech music systems built into our cars also causes accidents. A recent traffic and road safety report showed that almost forty percent of minor road accidents were caused by people taking their eyes off the road to change a cassette or disc! Whatever our taste in music, or driving style, it looks as if safe driving habits are forced on us in the future. Rover, British Aerospace, Philips and Swedens Road and Traffic Research Institute have combined to produce a car intelligence system that they have named ARIADN (Application of Real-Time Intelligent Aid for Driving), a sophisticated electronic combined navigation-carphone-collision avoidance system that takes advantage of radar to warn the driver when a collision is possible. If the car ceases to be at a safe braking distance from the one in front, ARIADN sends a vibration through the accelerator pedal to warn the driver to slow down. The vibration becomes more and more severe the closer the car gets to the vehicle in front until, if the warnings go unheeded, the engine cuts out and the hazard warning lights go on. So remember, if music is the food of love, do it slowly, especially if youre driving, then we can all "play" on.

The word trials in Paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to ______.

A．inspections

B．experiments

C．tryouts

D．tribulations

Music to Your Gears Music may soothe the savage breast, but it can also damage your health when you are at the wheel.(A)Recent research suggests that loud music seriously affects a drivers concentration and psychologists have warned that such music, blasting away inside a car, can be dangerous, especially in traffic queues or on motorways. (B)Heavy metal, with its strong beat, leads to aggressive driving while, at the other end of the spectrum, soothing, melodious music relaxes a driver beyond a safe limit of awareness and into a sleepy haze of inattention.(C)The British Automobile Association, which is concerned with road safety, commissioned research into the relationship between serious accidents and music.(D)It found that men in the 17-25 age bracket were the most dangerous and accident-prone group. It also found that this group listens to music seventy percent of the time when they are on the move. Upbeat tempos, or heavy metal music, played loudly, can bring on a belligerent attitude. The driving style. becomes aggressive and the driver is more apt to take risks. The pace of the driving is governed by the pace and beat of the music. In trials, volunteer drivers subjected to loud music said that, although they didnt necessarily feel inclined to drive faster, they did find themselves making faster gear changes, accelerating more quickly and braking more abruptly. The same drivers, when subjected to slow ballads, admitted that they often found their attention wandering and, during a long motorway journey, at least two of the participants found themselves unconsciously wandering across the lane markings. The comments made by the volunteer drivers, some of whom were newly qualified, were very revealing. Simon, eighteen, told the AA, "The fast rock track out of Bat Out of Hell is potentially lethal. I found myself going faster and faster without even realizing it. " Another volunteer, who had been listening to ZZ Tops greatest hits, said, "I was speeding along singing at the top of my voice and didnt see or hear the fire engine that was trying to overtake me." Other comments included: "I get lost in my own thoughts...", "Its possible to suffer a dulling of the senses...", "Not hearing other vehicles is a problem...", and "I was revving the engine in time to the beat. " Slower, more ambient tracks like Chopin stimulate a change in a persons brain pattern, encouraging Alpha waves and inducing a feeling of well-being. A state of relaxation might be good for us at most other times, but not at the wheel of the car. Psychologist Professor Shirley Fisher warned; "The greatest danger is fatigue at the wheel. Some music can lull you into concentration loss, or even mini-sleep, which can cause horrific accidents. " "Its a matter of selecting your music to suit the conditions. Stimulating music can be useful on long, boring roads but when traffic conditions are difficult, or traffic is heavy, it can distract you. " There is, however, an up side, as AA psychologist Dr. Robert West pointed out: "If some music affects our ability to drive safely, then the reverse is also true. Carefully selected tracks may improve our driving, particularly in the high risk groups. For example, if we could get young male drivers to listen to Mantovani, they would probably slow down. Sadly, I dont think I could persuade many of them to listen, though. " As well as the type of music affecting road safety, the very fact that we have high-tech music systems built into our cars also causes accidents. A recent traffic and road safety report showed that almost forty percent of minor road accidents were caused by people taking their eyes off the road to change a cassette or disc! Whatever our taste in music, or driving style, it looks as if safe driving habits are forced on us in the future. Rover, British Aerospace, Philips and Swedens Road and Traffic Research Institute have combined to produce a car intelligence system that they have named ARIADN(Application of Real-Time Intelligent Aid for Driving), a sophisticated electronic combined navigation-carphone-collision avoidance system that takes advantage of radar to warn the driver when a collision is possible. If the car ceases to be at a safe braking distance from the one in front, ARIADN sends a vibration through the accelerator pedal to warn the driver to slow down. The vibration becomes more and more severe the closer the car gets to the vehicle in front until, if the warnings go unheeded, the engine cuts out and the hazard warning lights go on. So remember, if music is the food of love, do it slowly, especially if youre driving, then we can all "play" on.

The word trials in Paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to______.

A．inspections

B．experiments

C．tryouts

D．tribulations

Children are in need of adoption because some birth parents are unable to meet adequately the needs of their child. There are numerous reasons for making an adoption plan. Birth parents may feel they cannot take on the responsibility of an unplanned child because they are too young or because they are financially or emotionally unable to provide proper care. They do not feel ready or able to be good parents.

In other cases children are in need of adoption because courts have decided that their birth parents are unable to function adequately. Many of these children are victim of abuse or neglect. Regardless of how children come to need adoption, they are put with adoptive parents through private or public social service agencies. Other adoptions may be arranged independently, as when birth parents and adoptive parents come to know each other outside of an agency and then complete the adoption according to the laws and regulations of their states of residence.

Children from all countries and all walks of life need adopting. Although international adoptions occur, the largest number of adoptions in the United States involve American parents adopting American infants.

In the early 1970s there was a dramatic increase in the number of families seeking to adopt, a condition which persists today. For this reason, the number of those who wish to adopt regularly exceeds the number of infants available. Reasons for this dramatic increase are varied. A major factor has been the choice of many people to delay the start of a family until later in life. Many of these people, in turn, have found themselves to be less fertile at that time, and so they have decided that their desire to have children might best be fulfilled through adoption.

In every state, however, there are children who are legally free to be adopted are desperately waiting for parents. The children in this group are usually older and often have special needs. They may require additional care from a parent because of their physical, emotional, or mental disabilities(which may have been caused by abuse, neglect, or medical or genetic factors). Because of their special needs, these children are challenging to rear. In fact, adoption experts believe that people who adopt these children need special training and preparation in order to successfully rear the child and to integrate the child into the family and eventually into society.

The author holds an______ attitude towards adopting children.

A．supportive

B．doubtful

C．negative

D．indifferent

Operator: ______ May I help you? David: I'd like to set up a telephone service, please.

A．Speaking

B．Hey

C．Pacific Bell

D．I'm John Smith