In order to determine the capacity of a company, it would be most appropriate to analyze the:

A、delivering bad news.

B、presenting ideas requiring persuasion.

C、expecting the audience to be pleased, mildly interested, or neutral.

D、revealing sensitive news.

Which of the following is most appropriate to describe Peter after the camping?

A．He is now very sensitive.

B．He is more independent than before.

C．His physical condition improved a lot.

D．He is much more persistent and stronger.

Choose the most appropriate of the following sentences that fit into the questions 59 to 60.

A．The information is then turned into a narrative by a computer, which uses natural language generation to tell the story to parents when the child returns home.

B．It allows children to take control of a conversation without having to rely on help from us.

Choose the most appropriate response to this customer inquiry: "When can expect the technician to arrive?"

A. I have no idea. I am not responsible for arrangement-making.

B. You are on the schedule. 1 can call you later with a more specific time.

C. He might be there sometime between 12:00 and 5:00.

Going on computer may be the toughest job a remodeling contractor ever does. In order to make a conversion within a year, a company will need to make a major shakeup. This does not mean it will take a year to start using the computer for one function such as estimating, accounting, or word processing. The total conversion process will not be accomplished in a short period with little effort. A contractor in Indiana recently said he wished someone had warned him about how tough it was going to be. With an annual volume of more than $ 500,000 and a good staff in place he still had fear.

For effective use of the computer in a remodeling business, a complete change in methods of doing business usually is required. All management staff must get involved. Changes may include pre-selecting and standardizing products and systems. Developing specifications, changing the estimating system, and requiring more detailed information on time card. The list goes on and on. Without the support and active leadership of top management, this process, in all likelihood, will be fought by employees and will fail.

It is true that as computer can save money by stepping up the speed of estimating and making job costing, bookkeeping, and accounting more efficient. Word processing will certainly reduce time in typing contracts, writing letters, and so on. Still, most companies do not save money using the computer. Once they have mastered the basic computer operation, they become so enthralled with its ability to do other things they never considered when it was purchased.

The computer business is changing so fast that a company on computer will want to spend money on the latest hardware, newest software, and so on. That is the bad news. The good news is that the computer simply revolutionizes the company's ability to manage and innovate. The change in management methods, the ability to use numbers, and other new capabilities provide greater control over the company and allow it to grow and make more money.

According to the passage, a complete conversion can take ______.

A．several months

B．about a year

C．half a year

D．several years

Going on computer may be the toughest job a remodeling contractor ever does. In order to make a conversion within a year, a company will need to make a major shakeup. This does not mean it will take a year to start using the computer for one function such as estimating, accounting, or word processing. The total conversion process will not be accomplished in a short period with little effort. A contractor in Indiana recently said he wished someone had warned him about how tough it was going to be. With an annual volume of more than $ 500,000 and a good staff in place he still had fear.

For effective use of the computer in a remodeling business, a complete change in methods of doing business usually is required. All management staff must get involved. Changes may include pre-selecting and standardizing products and systems. Developing specifications, changing the estimating system, and requiring more detailed information on time card. The list goes on and on. Without the support and active leadership of top management, this process, in all likelihood, will be fought by employees and will fail.

It is true that as computer can save money by stepping up the speed of estimating and making job costing, bookkeeping, and accounting more efficient. Word processing will certainly reduce time in typing contracts, writing letters, and so on. Still, most companies do not save money using the computer. Once they have mastered the basic computer operation, they become so enthralled with its ability to do other things they never considered when it was purchased.

The computer business is changing so fast that a company on computer will want to spend money on the latest hardware, newest software, and so on. That is the bad news. The good news is that the computer simply revolutionizes the company's ability to manage and innovate. The change in management methods, the ability to use numbers, and other new capabilities provide greater control over the company and allow it to grow and make more money.

According to the passage, a complete conversion can take______.

A．several months.

B．about a year.

C．half a year.

D．several years.

Going on computer may be the toughest job a remodeling contractor ever does. In order to make a conversion within a year, a company will need to make a major shakeup. This does not mean it will take a year to start using the computer for one function such as estimating, accounting, or word processing. The total conversion process will not be accomplished in a short period with little effort. A contractor in Indiana recently said he wished someone had warned him about how tough it was going to be. With an annual volume of more than $500,000 and a good staff in place he still had fear.

For effective use of the computer in a remodeling business, a complete change in methods of doing business usually is required. All management staff must get involved. Changes may include pre-selecting and standardizing products and systems, developing specifications, changing the estimating system, and requiring more detailed information on time card. The list goes on and On. Without the support and active leadership of top management, this process, in all likelihood, will be fought by employees and will fail.

It is true that a computer can save money by stepping up the speed of estimating and making job costing, bookkeeping, and accounting more efficient. Word processing will certainly reduce time in typing contracts, writing letters, and so on. Still, most companies do not save money using the computer. Once they have mastered the basic computer operation, they become so enthralled with its ability to do other things they never considered when it was purchased.

The computer business is changing so fast that a company on computer will want to spend money on the latest hardware, newest software, and so on. That is the bad news. The good news is that the computer simply revolutionizes the company's ability to manage and innovate. The change in management methods, the ability to use numbers, and other new capabilities provide greater control over the company and allow it to grow and make more money.

According to the passage, a complete conversion can take______.

A．several months

B．about a year

C．half a year

D．several years

For which of the following assets is it most appropriate to test for impairment at least annually?

A.Land.

B.A patent with a legal life of 20 years.

C.A trademark with an expected indefinite life.

For which type of long-lived asset is it most appropriate to test for impairment at least annually:

A.Property, plant and equipment.

B.Intangible assets with finite live.

C.Intangible assets with indefinite lives.

The most appropriate title for this passage would be ______.

A．The Importance of Research in Education

B．How to Write a Research Paper

C．Cultivate One's Ability to Study Independently

D．How to Individualize a School Assignment