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Listening (15 %) Section A/Section B II. Vocabulary (20%) Section A/Section B Translation (15%) Reading (30%) 3 -- 4 passages Writing (20%) Task 1 (short notes, e-mails, memos) Task 2 (letters, short reports, comments, etc.) II. Vocabulary (20%) Section A/Section B 感谢喻成松、陆大鹏、马玮伟、张晶、徐承、吴志伟为本次考试所做的贡献（在大家打印文档时，本段需要亲自删除，否则他们就0分了） 欢迎大家再继续补充，从以往MBA班考试中获取灵感，分享到1001 发现问题，可以随时编辑、更新。 People who buy shares in a company are called shareholders Companies protect the copyright of their products and ideas through patents A company owned by another company is a subsidiary When applying for a job you send a CV and a letter of application Companies which specialize in recruitment are called headhunters People who apply for jobs are referred to as applicants A selection of products may also be called a range of products. Shops and stores are also referred to as retail outlets. Large food retailers in out-of-town locations are known as superstores. When a company sells the right to operate a business using its established system or format to another one this is called a franchise A booking may also be called a reservation Managers delegate by giving responsibility to people working in their department. The amount of responsibility depends on the position a staff member holds in the hierarchy Charges for professional services are also called fees Banks have many offices or branches in different areas or towns. Merchant banks do not deal with the public but with companies. Currency is the money used by a particular country. To empower employees means giving them a say in decision-making. Recycled products are made from materials that have already been used. On the stock market you can buy bonds, which are loans to a company or governments. To issue shares means making available to investors units of a company’s capital on the stock market. A tariff is a tax imposed on imported goods. A bill of lading is a shipping document which proves ownership