The Shanghai Technical Supervision Bureau recently released the results of a sample survey of 486 Model computers being sold in the city’s markets. The survey revealed that nine of 14 types, or 64 percent of imported brand-name computers fulfilled the standards.
A large number of the low-quality "foreign" computers which were marketed as world-famous brands were actually counterfeited shoddy products lacking the necessary information such as registered trademarks, factory of origin, quality certifications and safety indices.
In addition, a survey of Shanghai footwear markets conducted by the Bureau on 30 -odd occasions since early this year indicated various brands of "foreign shoes", including Nike and Puma, were low-quality counterfeited goods. The allegedly world-famous brands, priced between 300-500 Yuan per pair, were actually worth only 40-60 Yuan.
An official from the China Consumer Association pointed to the following complaints concerning "foreign goods": Quality problems related to individual commodities have developed into a universal problem directly relate to batch shipments of commodities. It is thus quite obvious that the crackdown on counterfeit shoddy foreign goods is a task requiring the utmost immediacy.
The appearance of shoddy counterfeit foreign goods has adversely affected the normal operations of China’s real foreign-goods markets, has greatly harmed the interests of consumers and resulted in substantial losses in state tax revenue. Officials have pointed out that the key to cracking down on counterfeit foreign goods is to attack illegal acts related to selling sham (虚假的) foreign goods at the prices applicable for authentic products.
Officials recommend that commodity inspection, technical supervision and industrial and commercial departments should strengthen law enforcement efforts, increase the frequency, of inspections, and eliminate the sources of sham foreign goods.
Enterprises producing and marketing sham foreign goods should be subject to severe punishment, with all cases referred to the judicial departments for adjudication, and public supervision should be intensified.
Consumers, on the other hand, should make every effort to constantly enhance their ability to discern counterfeit foreign goods, and should refrain from blindly purchasing such products simply because of their low price.
An official from the China Consumer Association pointed out that ______.

A:the quality of foreign goods should be improved immediately B:the problem of counterfeit shoddy foreign goods should be dealt with immediately C:more and more people were dissatisfied with the quality of foreign goods D:improper shipping could damage the quality of goods

Foreign movies won' t be dubbed into major language when ______.

A:there are not many audiences B:all the audiences know that foreign language C:the audiences don' t like it very much D:the language spoken on-screen is English

The foreign student adviser (FSA) and members of his or her staff provide a number of services important to all foreign students on campus. Duties of FSAs vary from campus to cam pus, but most are responsible for providing assistance on immigration matters, coordinating all campus and community services available to foreign students and serving as a liaison between foreign students and personnel on campus and in the community.
Foreign student advisers are willing to discuss any matters with their foreign students-- even extremely personal ones which in other societies might be discussed only in the family. All discussions with FSAs are kept in strict confidence, and if the advisers are unable to provide the assistance requested, they are prepared to refer you to the correct office or person, giving you some background about the person and advising you about how best to present your problem. In order for FSAs to provide the most effective assistance, it is important that you contact them when you first become aware a problem might be developing rather than waiting until it has be come extremely serious.
FSAs will help with all immigration matters--visa problems, transfers to other schools, extensions of stay, travel outside the United States, employment permission--and will assist you in contacting the local Immigration and Naturalization Service(移民归化局) office if that should be necessary.

A:university life of foreign students B:duties of the foreign student advisers C:immigration matters of foreign students D:the relationship between foreign students and their advisers

The author's major conclusion about mistakes in foreign language learning is that

A:mistakes are not important in the process of learning a language B:learners are often very afraid of making mistakes C:making mistakes can help the learner discover the roles D:native speakers often do not tell foreign language learners about their mistakes

The author's major conclusion about mistakes in foreign language learning is that ______.

A:mistakes are not important in the process of learning a language B:learners are often very afraid of making mistakes C:making mistakes can help the learner discover the rules D:native speakers often do not tell foreign language learners about their mistakes

In duty calculation, in case the CIF price of imports is in terms of foreign currency, it shall be converted into ______.

A:another foreign currency quoted B:RMB at buying price quoted C:RMB at selling price quoted D:RMB at the middle price between the buying and selling prices quoted

In duty calculation, in case the CIF price of imports is in terms of foreign currency, it shall be converted into ______.

A:another foreign currency quoted B:RMB at buying price quoted C:RMB at selling price quoted D:RMB at the middle price between the buying and selling prices quoted

In duty calculation, in case the CIF price of imports is in terms of foreign currency, it shall be converted into ______.

A:another foreign currency quoted B:RMB at buying price quoted C:RMB at selling price quoted D:RMB at the middle price between the buying and selling prices quoted