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    My dear Mr．Chang：

    　　Mr．James Li has been known to me personally for a long time, and I have had an opportunity(机会)to observe his personality and his work．

    　　He is a well-trained college man who has used his brains in whatever he does．His family connections have given him an opportunity to associate(使联系)with men and women of ideas．He is democratic(民主的), likeable, and used to meeting men who are influential(有影响的)in business and political circles．

    　　Before entering business, he had considerable experience as a teacher．Here he showed himself a natural disciplinarian whose generous, good personality made him the confident(知心人)and adviser of the students．

    　　His character is beyond question, his judgement is good, and he has the qualities necessary to make him the successful employment manager in a large corporation(公司)．

    Very truly yours,

    Wang

    (1)

    Mr．James Li once was a ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    manager

    B．

    teacher

    C．

    worker

    D．

    secretary

    (2)

    “His character is beyond question”means ________．

    [　　]

    A．

    He doesn’t have good character

    B．

    He is a good man

    C．

    He has good personality

    D．

    His character is a question

    (3)

    Which one of the statements is true?

    [　　]

    A．

    He doesn’t like to listen to other people’s idea．

    B．

    Other people like to make friends with him．

    C．

    The students did not respect him．

    D．

    His judgement is not quite good．

    (4)

    Which one of the statements is false?

    [　　]

    A．

    He seldom goes to visit others．

    B．

    Mr．Wang knows Mr．James Li well．

    C．

    While doing any work, he uses his brains．

    D．

    Mr．Chang doesn’t know Mr．James Li well．

    (5)

    Who wants to get a new job?________．

    [　　]

    A．

    Mr．Chang

    B．

    Mr．Wang

    C．

    Mr．James Li

    D．

    None of them

    答案：1．B;2．C;3．B;4．A;5．C;
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