Вопрос № 1072580 - Английский язык

Выражением, которое не относится к теме «Types of Software», является …

Словом (или выражением), которое не относится к теме «Computer Software», является …

Словом (или выражением), которое не относится к теме «Classes of Portable Computers», является …

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Hicks: 1_______ Pete Brown, please?
Brown: Speaking.
Hicks: This is Stephen Hicks from Fielding and Co. I was given your name by Donald Grant, who told me you were responsible for 2_______.
Brown: Actually I’m not longer in the computer department. I’ll just put you through to Mary Brooks who’s taken over from me. Could you hold on a moment, please?
Hicks: Yes, sure.
Brown: (pause) Sorry, Mary’s in a meeting at the moment.
Hicks: Can she call me back?
Brown: Yes, of course.
Hicks: 3_______ is 0317 8788 976.
Brown: 0317 8788 976 and could I have your name again, please?
Hicks: Stephen Hicks.
Brown: Would you mind spelling your name?
Hicks: S-t-e-p-h-e-n new word H-i-c-k-s.
Brown: OK, Mr Hicks, 4_______.
Hicks: Thanks a lot. Buy.

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Mary: What kind of work do you do?
Jane: I’m in training. I started out in computers … 1_______ at first.
Mary: So you’re in training now.
Jane: Ya.
Mary: What do you do exactly?
Jane: I’m in charge of 2_______.
Mary:  PCs?
Jane: Personal computers. Everybody has a personal computer in their office. My job is to teach them how to put it to use most effectively for their particular job or function. I go from department to department, analyse their needs and then work out programs suitable to their kind of work.
Mary: So 3_______?
Jane: Not anymore. I have four people under me who do that. I spend most of my time doing the actual training, and, of course, doing all that goes with being 4_______ … meetings, hiring, all that sort of thing.

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Secretary: Dr Hanway, this is Chris Denning, 1_______.
Hanway: How do you do, Dr Denning? Do sit down.
Denning: Thank you. How do you do?
Hanway: Here is your resume and application form.
Denning: Yes, and I have also brought a reference from 2_______.
Hanway: That’s fine. May I see it?
(After looking through the reference.)
Hanway: Your reference looks quite complementary. It says that you have been hard-working, loyal to your colleagues, able to take criticism and what is most important, have high professional qualifications and also a logical and creative mind.
Denning: That’s very kind of my former boss. He also said that he would always be ready to re-employ me if things get better in the laboratory.
Hanway: Well, he writes about it in the reference. But still I’d like to ask you a few questions.
Denning: Yes, of course.
Hanway: Why have you decided to change your job?
Denning: I’ve been working there for two years and expected to get a promotion. But the laboratory failed to get any new grants or new proposals and so my promotion failed, too.
Hanway: Tell me why are you interested in this sort of job?
Denning: I have some experience in dealing with 3_______, especially in studying new semiconductor materials.
Hanway: How long have you been working in this field?
Denning: For the last two years.
Hanway: Have you had any other publications related to the proposed project within the last two years besides those mentioned in your resume?
Denning: I have one more written in collaboration with technologists. I also have two patents 4_______.
Hanway: I see. You seem to meet our requirements. You are just the person we need.