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英语学习新职业英语通用版第1页/共87页 Contents BackNext HomeListening Speaking4 Warming-up1Reading A2Reading B3Language Lab7Language Lab7Writing5Mini-project6Language Lab7Entertainment8第2页/共87页 Warm-1Warming-upTask 1 Match the following currencies with their names. (Notes) BackNext HomeJapanese YenUnited States DollarPound SterlingEuropean DollarKorean WonCanadian Dollar第3页/共87页 Notes-1Pound Sterling 英镑European Dollar 欧元Canadian Dollar 加拿大元United States Dollar 美元Japanese Yen 日元Korean Won 韩国元根据中国银行2010 年12 月31 日外汇牌价1 英镑 ≈ 10.31 人民币元1 美元 ≈ 6.62 人民币元100 日元 ≈ 7.97人民币元1 加拿大元 ≈ 6.66人民币元1 欧元 ≈ 8.58 人民币元100 韩国元 ≈ 0.57 人民币元 Back第4页/共87页 Warm-2Warming-up BackTask 2 Complete the table with appropriate currency codes and symbols.GBP￡EUR€JPY￥CNY/RMB￥HKDHK$ BackNext Home第5页/共87页 Notes-2Notes Backcurrency code: 货币代码currency symbol: 货币符号第6页/共87页 Reading AReading A BackNext HomeTextTask 1Task 2Business Know-how第7页/共87页 Text A-1 The First Credit Card Charging for products and services has become a way of life. No longer do people bring cash when they buy a sweater or an appliance, they charge it. Some people do it for the convenience of not carrying cash; others do it so they can purchase an item they cannot yet afford. The credit card that allows them to do this is a 20th century invention. BackNext HomeReading A 翻译 声音第8页/共87页 Text A-2Reading A 翻译 声音 BackNext Home In the early 20th century, charge accounts became popular. With automobiles and airplanes, people now had the option to travel to a variety of stores for their shopping needs. In an effort to capture customer loyalty, many stores and gas stations began to offer charge accounts for their customers which could be accessed by a card. Unfortunately, people needed to carry dozens of these cards if they were to do a day of shopping.第9页/共87页 Text A-3Reading A A credit card that could be used at multiple stores was not invented until 1950. It all started when Frank McNamara, head of the Hamilton Credit Corporatio