&8226;Look at the bar chart below, which shows the number of goods sold (in 2006) by eight different companies (A-H) during four quarters of a year.

&8226;Which company does each sentence (11-15) describe？

&8226;For each sentence, mark the correct letter (A-H) on your Answer Sheet.

&8226;Do not use any letter more than once.

The number of goods sold did not change during any quarter of the year.

听力原文：Thanks to the continuing boom and technology shares on the stock market, this year, the richest have added 5 billion more to their wealth.

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__ is not related to finance.

SECTION A CHINESE TO ENGLISH

Directions: Translate the following text into English.

母亲从乡下来，住了十天。临走前，她老人家想为我们添置一件东西，留个纪念。

母亲说：“你们什么都有，又好像什么都没有。电视机是你们的，里面走来走去都是些陌生的人，有时候，杀人犯、贼、贪官、小偷也在里面出出进进；收录机是你们的，可尽是人家在唱歌；书架上的书是你们的，可那都是别人写的字；电冰箱是你们的，一年四季都装一箱不知从哪里落下的霜。方便是方便，可就是没有一样是你们自己的。”

A. to find jobs B. to do low-skill jobs

C. to feed its people D. to handle disputes

E. to make a profit

F. to worry about the British economy

Every country has its own way______.

Americans have come to expect a lot of their presidents, more perhaps than any can deliver. We say that the president runs the country, but in practice, presidents have trouble running large parts of the government. We hold the president responsible for the economy, even though he has few economic levers at his command. We expect the commander in chief to lead us to victory in war, and then we complain when we think he is micromanaging the military. And we tend to think of the president as the personification of the nation he leads. Few other democracies combine the position of head of government and head of state. We do, and some of the bitterness of our politics spring from the conviction of many Americans that this of that president does not really represent their country. Yet as we look back at our presidents, we see them less as partisan politicians than as national leaders, who in different ways have helped develop the strengths and virtues of our nation.