Section B
Directions: There are 2 passages in this section. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A), B), C) and D). You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 2 with a single line through the centre.
Passage One
Questions 52 to 56 are based on the following passage.
Email is a popular communication method. There are some simple rules to follow to keep the email professional and appropriate when sending to parents or colleagues.
Email is a popular tool for sending both personal and professional messages. Personal messages can have a casual tone, but professional messages should be written conservatively and with careful attention paid to accepted etiquette rules. As more teachers correspond with each other and parents through email, it is advisable to become familiar with email etiquette.
Professionalism is the primary reason for using proper etiquette. When messages are written to parents or colleagues without regard to tone, spelling and other etiquette rules, they come across as unprofessional and unconcerned. If students are expected to use correct grammar and spelling then parents expect teachers to do the same. Colleagues may find it concerning when another does not hold himself or herself to the same standards of written communication to which a student is held.
Another reason is liability . Electronic communication does not convey facial expressions or tone of voice. It is important to be aware of how what is written could be misunderstood, similar to when a note is written to be sent home. Misunderstandings can be time consuming and difficult to reconcile.
When writing the email message, there are several important etiquette rules to keep in mine. First, keep the message short and to the point since reading a message on a monitor is more difficult than print on paper. Second, use the subject line to identify the subject of the message and do not leave it blank, since some email servers might identify it as spam . Also, use proper grammar, punctuation and spelling, since these mistakes are common ones teachers expect students to correct. Finally, read the message once more before sending to proof read the message for mistakes.
When responding to messages, be prompt to answer any questions or, if an answer is not readily available, inform the sender that the problem is being addressed. Then, follow up with another response as soon as information is available. Delaying the initial response gives the sender the impression that the message was either not received or is being ignored. Also, keep the original subject and do not use Reply All when responding to only one person, especially if the response is not necessary for all of the original recipients to receive.
Overall, email is an effective and convenient tool for teacher to teacher or teacher to parent communication. By paying attention to details and considering email a similar tool to written notes teachers can maintain a professional tone and image.
注意:此部分试题请在答题卡2上作答。
52. A personal email is often written __________.
A) in a conservative way C) with little professionalism
B) with few etiquette rules D) with much grammatical errors
53. What does professionalism in a teachers email writing refer to?
A) Filling in the subject line. C) Meeting the needs of students.
B) Providing a correct address. D) Using correct grammar and spelling.
54. Whats one of the disadvantages of communication by emails?
A) It is unpopular among senior citizens. C) It cant be used on some special occasions.
B) It cant be understood by non-professionals. D) It cant contain personal elements.
55. Keeping an email short is for the purpose of __________.
A) saving the reputation of a teacher as a serious profession
B) separating regular emails from junk mails more easily
C) preventing the recipient staring at the computer screen too long
D) communicating with friends more effectively and clearly
56. How does delaying initial response to an email affect communication?
A) It may cause suspension in interpersonal communication.
B) It may bring about unexpected response from the other party.
C) It may cause trouble in solving the problems in question.
D) It may cause time-consuming misunderstandings.
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52. B 53. D 54. D 55. C 56. A
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