你的组织的项目完成比率低下。事实上，情况如此糟糕，以致公司的某些人向项目管理杂志透露了项目失败的内幕。你的项目管理办公室主任的照片在杂志的令人难堪的文章中出现了多次。他已经完全丧失了信心，认为公司内没有人能够搞清楚为什么完成比率如此低。因此，他聘请了一个咨询顾问寻找答案。在考察问题确定根源的时候，咨询顾问应该研究以下的信息，除了（）
A、新的或者修改过的各项活动持续时间预测
B、修改活动次序
C、分析备用的替代时间表
D、进度表的更新记录
参考答案：B
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1. What ____bowl of noodles would you like? 2. Let's go to the House of Dumplings.I know there are some great ____. 3. — What about some ____? — No, thanks. I'd like some vegetables. 4. A ____ is a kind of vegetables with green or purple leaves (叶子). 5. I would like some ____ and bread for breakfast. |
任务型阅读（每空0.5分，共5分） 请认真阅读下列短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入最恰当的单词。注意：每空1个单词。 A big part of being an effective team member is being a good listener, so listening carefully is very important. Do you think your listening skills need improving? Simply remember the ladder to become a better listener. Look at the person who is speaking to you. If you make eye contact, the speaker feels like he has your undivided attention. If an individual comes into your office to talk, stop what you are doing. When you continue typing or staring at your computer screen, the person talking to you feels insignificant. Ask questions. This shows you’re interested and that you are hearing what he is saying. Don’t interrupt. When you interrupt, the speaker feels you’re not interested in what he is saying and will be frustrated(沮丧的) by the inability to finish a complete thought. Take the time to listen---just relax and open your ears! Don’t change the subject. Changing the subject indicates that your mind is elsewhere. It shows you’re not concentrating on what’s being said at that moment, and this makes the speaker feel uncomfortable. If you change the subject, the speaker could also get the impression that you’re avoiding the topic and may be hesitant to bring it up again. Empathize(有同感). When someone shares information with you, put yourself in his shoes. Doing this will allow the two of you to discover solutions more easily and will also help you appreciate a perspective(观点) different from you own. Respond verbally(口头地) and non-verbally. Using an enthusiastic tone shows you’re interested in what the speaker is saying. Smiling helps too! Avoid crossing your arms since this can be interpreted(解释) as being closed off. If you’re speaking with someone who’s sitting, you should sit too. Standing over someone is too official and may make the other person feel uncomfortable. If you are unsure whether you are a good listener or not, simply take the following test. In your next meeting or conversation, make a mental note, even better, write down on a piece of paper the number of times you interrupt. The fewer marks there are on your paper, the better listener you are! This seems like a silly test, but you may be surprised by the quantity of marks on your paper. After all, the worst listeners usually aren’t aware that their listening skills need some attention or improvement.
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