The so-called negotiation is to buythe draft from the beneficiary or to give value for draft and/or documents bythe bank authorized to negotiate. A: 商议 B: 议付 C: 谈判 D: 协商
The so-called negotiation is to buythe draft from the beneficiary or to give value for draft and/or documents bythe bank authorized to negotiate. A: 商议 B: 议付 C: 谈判 D: 协商
In practical business, it is most common to issue a letter of guarantee in the form of (). A: straight open B: notification through advising bank C: being opened bythe transmitting bank D: being opened by the transfer bank
In practical business, it is most common to issue a letter of guarantee in the form of (). A: straight open B: notification through advising bank C: being opened bythe transmitting bank D: being opened by the transfer bank
Persian CarpetPersian carpet isregardedasone ofthemost Iranianhandicraft.Itisfamousforits ,colorfulpatterns.Thenumberofcolors inthecarpet from15to25in eachcolorsignifiesa meaning.Thepatternsare bythe andfeelingsof theweavers.Infact,the designsofthePersiancarpets weavers'culture, ,andnatural .ThePersiancarpetisoneofthegreatestmanifestationsofthe Iranian andculture. Themuseum avarietyof Persiancarpetsfromthefourcorners ofIran.Thepatternsfeaturenatural ,suchasflowers,fruits,and animals or ancient patterns passeddownthrough . Some carpets displaythetreeoflife belongingtothe andnotables. Beyondeachpieceofcarpet,thereisan story.Somecarpetsare reflectionsofdailylife ofthe . Somereflectthepure nature,and someare bytheepicsofShahnameh, whichisthebookofkingswritten by thePersianpoetFedowsi. Acopyoftheoldest carpetnamedPositi iskeptinIran's carpetmuseum.Itiswovenonthe model.Therearesome Iranian patternsandarecommitted designsonthecarpet,whichproves thatit isthe Persiancarpetdating backto2,500yearsago.
Persian CarpetPersian carpet isregardedasone ofthemost Iranianhandicraft.Itisfamousforits ,colorfulpatterns.Thenumberofcolors inthecarpet from15to25in eachcolorsignifiesa meaning.Thepatternsare bythe andfeelingsof theweavers.Infact,the designsofthePersiancarpets weavers'culture, ,andnatural .ThePersiancarpetisoneofthegreatestmanifestationsofthe Iranian andculture. Themuseum avarietyof Persiancarpetsfromthefourcorners ofIran.Thepatternsfeaturenatural ,suchasflowers,fruits,and animals or ancient patterns passeddownthrough . Some carpets displaythetreeoflife belongingtothe andnotables. Beyondeachpieceofcarpet,thereisan story.Somecarpetsare reflectionsofdailylife ofthe . Somereflectthepure nature,and someare bytheepicsofShahnameh, whichisthebookofkingswritten by thePersianpoetFedowsi. Acopyoftheoldest carpetnamedPositi iskeptinIran's carpetmuseum.Itiswovenonthe model.Therearesome Iranian patternsandarecommitted designsonthecarpet,whichproves thatit isthe Persiancarpetdating backto2,500yearsago.
Christianityis an Abrahamic religion. People who believe in Christianity are calledChristians. It is a monotheistic religion, meaning it has only one God. It isthe largest religion in the world and is based on the life and teachings ofJesus of Nazareth. The most basic part of Christianity is the beliefinJesusas theSon of God.The scriptures of Christianity is the Bible, a collection of manycanonical books in two parts, the Old Testament and the New Testament. It isbelieved by Christians that they were written by people who were inspired bythe Holy Spirit, and therefore it is most often believed to be the word of God.(1)What is the largest religion of the world? (2)Why do we say Christianity is a monotheistic religion? (3)What are the People who believe in Christianity called?(4)What is the scriptures of Christianity? (5)When did Christianity begin?
Christianityis an Abrahamic religion. People who believe in Christianity are calledChristians. It is a monotheistic religion, meaning it has only one God. It isthe largest religion in the world and is based on the life and teachings ofJesus of Nazareth. The most basic part of Christianity is the beliefinJesusas theSon of God.The scriptures of Christianity is the Bible, a collection of manycanonical books in two parts, the Old Testament and the New Testament. It isbelieved by Christians that they were written by people who were inspired bythe Holy Spirit, and therefore it is most often believed to be the word of God.(1)What is the largest religion of the world? (2)Why do we say Christianity is a monotheistic religion? (3)What are the People who believe in Christianity called?(4)What is the scriptures of Christianity? (5)When did Christianity begin?
Passage4<br/>OneafternoonIwassittingatmyfavoritetableinarestaurant,waitingforthefoodIhadordered.SuddenlyI(1)______thatamansittingatatablenearthewindowkeptglancinginmydirection,(2)______heknewme.Themanhadanewspaper(3)______infrontofhim,whichhewas(4)______toread,butIcould(5)______thathewaskeepinganeyeonme.Whenthewaiterbroughtmy(6)______,themanwasclearlypuzzled(困惑)bythe(7)______wayinwhichthewaiterandI(8)______eachother.Heseemedevenmorepuzzledas(9)______wentonanditbecame(10)______thatallthewaitersintherestaurantknewme.Finallyhegotupandwentintothe(11)______Whenhecameout;hepaidhisbilland(12)______withoutanotherglanceinmydirection.<br/>Icalledtheowneroftherestaurantandaskedwhatthemanhad(13)______“Well,”hesaid,“thatmanwasadetective(侦探).He(14)______youherebecausehethoughtyouwerethemanhe(15)______What?”Isaid,showingmy(16)______.Theownercontinued,“Hecameintothekitchenandshowedmeaphotoofthewantedman.I(17)______sayhelookedverymuchlikeyou!Ofcourse,sinceweknowyou,wetoldhimthathehadmadea(18)______.Well,it’sreally(19)______<br/>“IcametoarestaurantwhereI’mknown,”Isaid.“(20)______,Imighthavebeenintrouble.”<br/>1.A.knewB.understoodC.noticedD.recognized<br/>2.A.sinceB.evenifC.thoughD.asif<br/>3.A.flatB.openC.cutD.fixed<br/>4.A.hopingB.thinkingC.pretendingD.continuing<br/>5.A.seeB.findC.guessD.learn<br/>6.A.menuB.billC.paperD.food<br/>7.A.directB.familiarC.strangeD.funny<br/>8.A.chattedwithB.lookedatC.laughedatD.talkedabout<br/>9.A.thewaiterB.timeC.ID.thedinner<br/>10.A.trueB.hopefulC.clearD.possible<br/>11.A.restaurantB.washroomC.officeD.kitchen<br/>12.A.leftB.actedC.satdownD.calmeddown<br/>13.A.wantedB.triedC.orderedD.wished<br/>14.A.metB.caughtC.followedD.discovered<br/>15.A.wastobeatB.wasdealingwithC.wastomeetD.waslookingfor<br/>16.A.careB.surpriseC.worryD.regret<br/>17.A.mustB.canC.needD.may<br/>18.A.discoveryB.mistakeC.decisionD.fortune<br/>19.A.apityB.naturalC.achanceD.lucky<br/>20.A.ThusB.HoweverC.OtherwiseD.Therefore
Passage4<br/>OneafternoonIwassittingatmyfavoritetableinarestaurant,waitingforthefoodIhadordered.SuddenlyI(1)______thatamansittingatatablenearthewindowkeptglancinginmydirection,(2)______heknewme.Themanhadanewspaper(3)______infrontofhim,whichhewas(4)______toread,butIcould(5)______thathewaskeepinganeyeonme.Whenthewaiterbroughtmy(6)______,themanwasclearlypuzzled(困惑)bythe(7)______wayinwhichthewaiterandI(8)______eachother.Heseemedevenmorepuzzledas(9)______wentonanditbecame(10)______thatallthewaitersintherestaurantknewme.Finallyhegotupandwentintothe(11)______Whenhecameout;hepaidhisbilland(12)______withoutanotherglanceinmydirection.<br/>Icalledtheowneroftherestaurantandaskedwhatthemanhad(13)______“Well,”hesaid,“thatmanwasadetective(侦探).He(14)______youherebecausehethoughtyouwerethemanhe(15)______What?”Isaid,showingmy(16)______.Theownercontinued,“Hecameintothekitchenandshowedmeaphotoofthewantedman.I(17)______sayhelookedverymuchlikeyou!Ofcourse,sinceweknowyou,wetoldhimthathehadmadea(18)______.Well,it’sreally(19)______<br/>“IcametoarestaurantwhereI’mknown,”Isaid.“(20)______,Imighthavebeenintrouble.”<br/>1.A.knewB.understoodC.noticedD.recognized<br/>2.A.sinceB.evenifC.thoughD.asif<br/>3.A.flatB.openC.cutD.fixed<br/>4.A.hopingB.thinkingC.pretendingD.continuing<br/>5.A.seeB.findC.guessD.learn<br/>6.A.menuB.billC.paperD.food<br/>7.A.directB.familiarC.strangeD.funny<br/>8.A.chattedwithB.lookedatC.laughedatD.talkedabout<br/>9.A.thewaiterB.timeC.ID.thedinner<br/>10.A.trueB.hopefulC.clearD.possible<br/>11.A.restaurantB.washroomC.officeD.kitchen<br/>12.A.leftB.actedC.satdownD.calmeddown<br/>13.A.wantedB.triedC.orderedD.wished<br/>14.A.metB.caughtC.followedD.discovered<br/>15.A.wastobeatB.wasdealingwithC.wastomeetD.waslookingfor<br/>16.A.careB.surpriseC.worryD.regret<br/>17.A.mustB.canC.needD.may<br/>18.A.discoveryB.mistakeC.decisionD.fortune<br/>19.A.apityB.naturalC.achanceD.lucky<br/>20.A.ThusB.HoweverC.OtherwiseD.Therefore