【正文】 es （4）the big guys.參考答案： Lesson10 manager tiny on asThe union contract expired at the end of July, which is the （5）of the harvest, the time when wine makers usually need all the （6） they can get. But many plants are （7）the Charles Krug Winery, which has been pletely automated. Owner Peter Mondaby says the strike has no effect on producing the （8）.參考答案： Lesson10 beginning help like productThis week, Californian wine workers vote （9）a contract proposal from winery owners. The workers have now been on strike for （10）weeks. The contract proposal calls for cuts in wages and （11）in benefits. The prospects for rank and file approval seem slim. A central issue of the strike is the economic wellbeing of the California （12）industry. William Drummond reports.參考答案： Lesson10 on six cuts wineMy audiences have been very devoted （13）the years throughout the country. And they39。ve expanded （14）grown and the country audience has been just as （15）and as supportive as the folk audience has （16）參考答案： Lesson11 over and kind beenThe woman here on Uruguay Street are running their （17）cooperative with machines they got from their （18） employer in a settlement when he closed his factory which was damaged by the earthquake. About fifteen groups of women have formed cooperatives, setting （19）shop with equipment they received （20）of an indemnification when factory owners shut down their former places of work.參考答案： Lesson12 own former up insteadI was very ______________ (21) about fire. You see, Paul can’t move very quickly. I fitted them so that we would have plenty of warning if there were a ______________ (22). I put in a plete burglaralarm ______________ (23). It took weeks. The front door opens automatically, and I’m going to put a device on Paul’s ______________ (24) so that he’ll be able to open and close it when he wants.參考答案： (Lesson 11) worried fire system wheelchair But you get ______________ (25) to the pointing and laughing in the end. Don’t hardly notice it any more. Even the ______________ (26) don’t upset me now. It’s a bit ______________ (27) in fact, after 30 years, just sitting here all day being stared at. But still there’s always the breaks, and then the Ten Foot Woman and the Midget from next door e in for a cup of ______________ (28) and a chat, that passes the time nicely.參考答案： (Lesson 14) used jokes boring teaNot so very long ago it would have been really _____________ (29) to pay ? 1 million for a house. Unfortunately this is no longer so. The ____________ (30) in the real value of money over the past few years has made ___________ (31) values rocket. The cheap house is a thing of the past. Now, the sale of a ? 1 million house no longer causes surprise, nor is it ______________ (32) to be the subject of a newspaper article.參考答案： (Lesson 19) unusual decline property likelyCheesemaking moved very much into the world or technology and ______________ (33) processes, although, because the aim is still to produce something that people like to eat, there’s still an important role for ______________ (34) judgement. People still go round tasting the young cheese at different stages to see how it’s getting on, and may add a bit of this or that to improve the ______________ (35) taste. Whatever the scale of ______________ (36), there is still room for art alongside the technology.參考答案： (Lesson 15) industrial human final productionShe added that the art of applying for jobs successfully was having to be learnt by more and more people these days, with the current ______________ (37) situation. With as many as two or three hundred people applying for one ______________ (38), a boss would want to see only a small fraction of that number in person for an ______________ (39), so your application had to really ______________ (40) all the others to get you on the short list.參考答案： (Lesson 23) unemployment vacancy interview outshinePersonal details have no ______________ (41) in letters of application. I well remember hearing about one such ______________ (42) which stated, quite bluntly, I need more ______________ (43) to pay for my flat. No boss would be ______________ (44) by such directness.參考答案： (Lesson 23) place letter money impressedMany applicants send in letters and forms ______________ (45) are virtually unreadable. The essence of handwritten ______________ (46) is that they should be neat, legible and the ______________ (47) should be accurate. I stress handwritten because most employers want a sample of their ______________ (48) employee39。s writing.參考答案： (Lesson 23) which application spelling futureMark has an initial ______________ (49) with all his clients in which he tries to make them think about their motivation and why they39。ve done ______________ (50) things in the past. He can often exploit these experiences in the . he writes for them, and show that they have been valuable preparation for the ______________ (51) now sought. He also believes that wellprepared job history and a good letter of application are absolutely ______________ (52).參考答案： (Lesson 23) interview certain job essentialThe first job I ever had was as a ______________ (53). I did it the summer before I started at university, when I was ______________ (54). I was working in a very nice hotel in a small town in Scotland where there are a lot of tourists in the summer so they were taking on extra ______________ (55). I arrived there in the evening and met some of the other girls who were working at the hotel—we all lived in a little ______________ (56) opposite the hotel.參考答案： (Lesson 11) waitress eighteen staff houseThank you ... but no. The ______________ (57) isn39。t of my generation. You know ... the generation ______________ (58). When I was young I39。d never have dared ______________ (59) as Paul just did. Especially with a clergyman ______________ (60).參考答案： (Lesson 14) music gap speak presentII. Listening prehension 20%Sec