【其它】翻譯下列信函。 19 January 2012 Ms Sally McBride Manager Outback Wool Ltd 44 Bridge Street Sydney New South Wales Australia Dear Ms McBride, We refer to our purchase contract No.954. Under the terms of the contract, delivery is scheduled for June2012. We would now like to bring delivery forward to March/April2012. We realize that the change of delivery date will probably inconvenience you and we offer our sincere apologies. We know that you will understand that we would not ask for earlier delivery if we did not have compelling reasons for doing so. In view of our longstanding, cordial commercial relationship, we would be very grateful if you would make a special effort to comply with our request. We look forward to your early reply. Yours sincerely, Eric Evans Manager
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That' s because one of its members is 32 - year - old Erik Weihenmeyer, who hopes to become the first blind man to clear the famed 29,035 -foot peak.
Weihenmeyer has been blind since age 13, having lost his sight to a rare disease called retinoschisis. But despite his lack of sight, the Denver, Colo. , man has still managed to turn himself into a world - class adventurer -- a certified sky and scuba diver who also competes in long - distance bi king and marathon running, as well as skiing and mountain eering. In 1995, he scaled North America' s highest peak, Mt. McKinley; in 1997, he topped Mt. Kilimanjaro, and in January 1999, he summited Argentina' s Aeoneagua, the tallest mountain in South America. Weihenmeyer has climbed mountains using a system he devised himself. He works with two long adjustable trekking poles -- leaning on one and scanning in front of him with another. He' ll also use his sense of hearing, listening to footsteps around him and a hell tied to the climber ahead of him. But Weinhenmeyer says he' ll also be a real part of the team. He says he's strong, and can contribute by carrying loads, setting up tents and building up snow walls. Weihenmeyer says he wants to climb the highest peak on all seven continents -- but he says he' s no daredevil. Still, Weibenmeyer admits to sealy moments. One of the worst was on an open ridge on Mt. McKinley, where a miscalculation of a few inches could have meant death. The lessons are only part of the reason Weinhenmeyer wanted to climb Everest. He says he' s wanted to take on the mountain for a long time. The folklore surrounding the mountain, all the famous tales --" You read a bout it from such an early age. It' s cool to be part of it," he said.. There' s the bonus of feeling of the sun on your face, and sensing the height of where you are, from the sound and the space around you. That blindness is also a reason he' s climbing. He' s being supported by the National Federation for the Blind, an activist organization seeking to change the way people think about blindness. But Weihenmeyer also recognizes that a good part of his climb is for himself.
Weibenmeyer' s team will attempt to summit Everest via the southeast ridge route pioneered by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay 47 years ago. The team attempted to summit the 22,486 foot Mount Ama Dablam, in the Everest region in Nepal last year, but had to withdraw because of bad weather. In May 1998, a disabled American climber, Tom Whittaeker, who has an artificial leg, climbed Everest.
Why did the team of 10 Americans had a goal of making history?
A.Because it is the first team that topped Mt. Everest.
B.Because all of the members of the team are blind men except Erik Weihenmeyer.
C.Because one of its members is Erik Weihenmeyer, who hopes to become the first blind man to clearthe famed Mt. Everest.
D.Because all of the members of the team are old men who are eager to climb the famed peak.
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A.0.2m
B.0.3m
C.0.4m
D.0.5m
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A.To ask Mr. McGuire for a donation
B.To invite Mr. McGuire to an event
C.To inform. Mr. McGuire about a program
D.To encourage Mr. McGuire to visit the shelter
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B. GANN, WROTE THAT "A SENIOR ADMINISTRATOR" HAD TAKEN SOLELY RESPONSIBILITY FOR FALSIFYING THE SCORES, 3.______ ADMITTED DOING SO SINCE 2005, AND RESIGNED HIS POST. PEOPLE BRIEFED ON THE MATTER SAID THAT THE ADMINISTRATOR WAS RICHARD
C. VOS, VICE PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF ADMISSIONS, WHOSE NAME WAS REMOVED AWAY IN THE LAST FEW DAYS FROM THE COLLEGE"S ONLINE LIST OF TOP OFFICIALS. 4. ______ THE CRITICAL READING AND MATH SCORES REPORTED TO U.S. NEWS AND OTHERS "WERE GENERALLY INFLAMED BY AN AVERAGE OF 10-20 POINTS EACH," MS. GANN WROT
E. FOR THE 5. ______ CLASS THAT ENTERED THE SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER 2010 — THE MOST RECENT SET OF FIGURES MADE THE PUBLIC —THE COMBINED MEDIAN SCORE OF 1,400 WAS REPORTED AS 1,410, 6. ______ SHE SAID, WHILE THE 75TH PERCENT SCORE OF 1,480 WAS REPORTED AS 1,510. 7. ______ SUCH SMALL DIFFERENCES MIGHT INFLUENCE THE RANKINGS, BUT THE DECEPTION 8, ______ UNDERSCORES THE IMPORTANCE THOSE RANKINGS HAVE TAKEN ON, AS COLLEGES FRET TOWARD THE LOSS OF EVEN A NOTCH OR TWO AGAINST THEIR COMPETITORS. 9. ______ ROBERT FRANEK, THE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLISHING FOR THE PRINCETON REVIEW, WHICH PROVIDES PREPARATION FOR THE SAT AND ALSO RANKS COLLEGES, SAID THAT HE HAD NEVER HEARD OF A COLLEGE UNINTENTIONALLY REPORTING INCORRECT DATA. 10,______
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B.0.5ms100M
C.0.25ms1000M
D.2ms100M
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B.15m
C.20m
D.25m
E.30m
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