A care home manager has been arrested. She had permission from the res

1.A care home manager has been arrested. She had permission from the residents of the care home to access their bank accounts to make purchases that they had authorised.She transferred money from one resident's account into her own bank account and used the money to pay for her new car.As a result of an investigation into the missing money, the owners of the care home discovered that she has three recent convictions for theft that she did not disclose on her job application form. She ticked the box indicating that she had no previous convictions. What fraud offences have been committed by the care home manager? 选项： A: Fraud by false representation for using the resident's money to buy her new car, and fraud by failing to disclose information for not declaring her previous convictions. B: Fraud by abuse of position for using the resident's money to buy her new car, and fraud by false representation for not declaring her previous convictions. C: Fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position for using the resident's money to buy her new car, and fraud by failing to disclose information for not declaring her previous convictions. D: Fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position for using the resident's money to buy her new car, and fraud by failing to disclose information and fraud by false representation for not declaring her previous convictions. E: Fraud by false representation and fraud by abuse of position for using the resident's money to buy her new car, and fraud by failing to disclose information and fraud by abuse of position for not declaring her previous convictions.

2.Mrs. Peters was soon able to buy a piano because______. 选项： A: her parents gave her all the money for it in B: she saved enough money for it C: her husband gave her the money a D: she saved some money and her relatives gave her the rest

3.M: Good morning, Mrs. Smith. What can I do for youW: Could you please look over my car I’ve just noticed that it’s been using up a lot of gas lately. What did the woman want to do（） A: To sell her car. B: To buy a new car. C: To have her car re-fueled. D: To have her car checked.

4.The manager charged her(　　) using the company’s money for her own purpose. 选项： A: with B: of C: into D: upon

5.Rebecca is a single woman in her 40s. She sold her Honda Civic and bought an Acura CSX, which is considerably more expensive. She was going to her brother's house with her mother, and she asked her mother to drive in her car instead of Rebecca's new one. She didn't want her brother to see that she had purchased an expensive car for herself. Rebecca was experiencing _____. 选项： A: postpurchase anxiety B: consumption guilt C: consumption anxiety D: postpurchase dissonance E: consumption dissonance

6.Rebecca is a single woman in her 40s. She sold her Honda Civic and bought an Acura CSX, which is considerably more expensive. She was going to her brother's house with her mother, and she asked her mother to drive in her car instead of Rebecca's new one. She didn't want her brother to see that she had purchased an expensive car for herself. Rebecca was experiencing _____. 选项： A: postpurchase anxiety B: consumption guilt C: consumption anxiety D: postpurchase dissonance E: consumption dissonance

7.The girl said that ________. 选项：she felt bad for forgetting her mother’s birthday|she had saved some money for her mother’s birthday|she spent much time preparing a birthday present for her mother|she prepared the picnic as the birthday present for her mother

8.Why did the woman cry when she heard her mom's voice on the phone? 选项： A:Because her mom didn't understand her. B:Because she missed her mom very much. C:Because her mom was disappointed in her. D:Because she didn't have money to call home.

9.Why did the writer feel ashamed when she met a friend in a theatre queue（戏院排队）? 选项： A:She found she didn't have enough money to pay for the tickets、 B:She realized that her friend had been more successful in life、 C:She thought her friend's credit card looked better than her own、 D:She felt her friend looked better than she did、

10.Why does Tess take the job at the D’Urberville estate?选项： A:Her family needs money B:She doesn’t like home C:To claim her nobility D:She’s falling for Alec

11.A bank has been penalized for its failure to prevent money laundering through one of its branches. Under the operational risk event type classification of Basel II, this operational loss will most likely be categorized as: 选项： A: External fraud B: Client products and business practices C: Business disruption and system failure D: Internal fraud

12.What’s the feelings of the mother when she mentions that the vehicle her daughter bought is too large and too expensive?（）选项： A:The mother feels very happy that her daughter finally grows up and can drive a large car. B:The disagreement of the mother. C:She doesn’t think her daughter should buy such a large and expensive truck. D:She thinks her daughter should buy a small and practical car.

13.What’s the feelings of the mother when she mentions that the vehicle her daughter bought is too large and too expensive?（）选项： A:The mother feels very happy that her daughter finally grows up and can drive a large car. B:The disagreement of the mother. C:She doesn’t think her daughter should buy such a large and expensive truck. D:She thinks her daughter should buy a small and practical car.

14.What did the author do before boarding the bus? 选项： A: She found some money she hadn't realized she had on her. B: She promised she would go to the bank to withdraw some money C: She searched for some banknotes to give to the beggar. D: She gave the beggar all she had on her except for her bus fare.

15.Lisa had to "get going quick" (Para. 3) because 选项：A、her mother yelled at her when she was restingB、her mother would beat her if she didn't go to the storeC、she had to come back home before duskD、she had to buy some groceries for her mother

16.When a fraud examiner prepares a memorandum reflecting the information furnished by a confidential source, how should the fraud examiner identify the source?

17.She made it (know) ________ to all her friends that Bob had stolen her money.

18.How does the author manage her daily life 选项： A、She is simply a couch potato, and is waiting for her boyfriend to take care of her. B、She can order food, manage her money, love and work on net.

19.Mike:Hello,Mike’s Service Station and Garage.Alice:This is Alice Green speaking.Is my car ready yet?Mike:I’m afraid we haven’t been able to find out what’s wrong with it.I think you need a new car,Miss Green.Alice:Or maybe a new garage.What can we learn about Alice Green?（）选项： A、She wants to buy a new car at once. B、She is pleased to have a new garage. C、She has had her car repaired already. D、She isn’t satisfied with Mike’s work.

20.What was the attitude of Clara’s mother toward her education 选项： A、Clara’s mother didn’t pay much attention to her education, for she had “innate distrust in education”. B、Clara’s mother paid much attention to her education and wanted to spend a lot of money on it. C、Clara’s mother chose a famous school for her daughter because she had “innate trust in education.”