Read and Judge

Passage II : Read and Judge

Are the following statements true or false according to the passage? Write T/F accordingly.
1　Although you are quite busy, your boss still might give you more work.
2　You should divide your projects into three smaller lists in the morning.
3　Your C-list items are of least priority relatively.
4　You should finish B-list items on the second day of the week.
5　You should not put off any of the A-list items till the next day.
6　You should take last ten minutes of each day to check whether you have
finished A-list items.
7　You can change the items on your A, B and C-lists if necessary.
8　Every day you should start with A-list items and end with C-list items.
9　With a fresh plan of attack, you'll quickly get right to work.

Passage II : Read and Rewrite

Write a summary of the passage in about 150 words with the help of the following questions.

1　　Have you ever experienced morning panic?
2　　What's the mess you have to face and what's the cause for it?
3　　What's the advice to solve the problem?
4　　How can you preplan your day?
5　　What is the three-list arrangement?
6　　Make a summary of how to get over the morning panic.

Key:

　　You may have experienced morning panic. When you come to the office in the morning, there is always a large pile of work. Everything needs to be finished and you can't even decide where to begin. You can't organize the mess at all. In fact, the cause for your morning panic is that you try to face this entire first thing at the same time. You haven't made a plan of action. My advice for you is to preplan your day. You divide your projects into three lists. Your A-list items are highest priority, your B-list items are less immediate, and everything else should be in the C-list. Each list is flexible and you can change the items at the end of the day. If you begin each day with a fresh plan of action, it will help you get over morning panic and you can get right down to work.

Passage II : Read and Translate
Translate the following sentences into Chinese.

1Bad weather ruined our holiday.
  2He made a list of daily items he should buy.
  3Sally feels like a cup of coffee whenever she comes home.
  4We all know that the plan is divided into three parts.
  5The manager gave a brief report and the meeting ended at 2 p.m.
  6Our plans are quite flexible, so we can change them if necessary.
  7Can you spare ten minutes to discuss our schedule?
  8I will ask my secretary to draw up a plan.

Key:

     1. 坏天气把我们的假期搞得索然无味。
      2. 他把该买的日常用品列了个单子。
      3. 萨丽到家总想喝杯咖啡。
      4. 我们都知道这份计划分为3个部分。
      5. 经理作了一个简短的报告，会议两点就结束了。
      6. 我们的计划很灵活，如有必要可以变动。
      7. 你能腾出十分钟讨论一下咱们的时间表吗？
      8.我会让秘书起草一份计划。