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Part I. Match the expressions with their corresponding pictures.

(1’×10=10’)

1. standard room ( )

2. front desk ( )

3. triple room ( )

4. bellman ( )

5. banquet room ( )

6. chef ( ) A B

7. room card ( ) 8. double room ( )

9. conference room ( ) 10. suite ( )

C D E F

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the sentence with the correct sentences given.

(2’×4=8’)

R: Good afternoon. Room reservation. 1 ?

G: Yes. I’d like to know if you have any rooms a vailable for nights

of March 24th?

R: 2 ?

G: 40 persons.

R: 3 ?

G: 2 doubles rooms with twin beds.

R: One moment please, sir. Yes, we can confirm that for you.

G: Now may I ask you please if you have any special rates?

R: Yes, 4 ?

G: Thank you very much.

A.How many persons are there in your party?

B. Can you help me?

C. We can give you a 15 percent discount.

D. May I help you?

E. How many rooms would you like?

F. May I have your name, please?

’×20=40’)

Passage 1

Restaurant services

There are mainly five kinds of restaurant services. They are guerdon service, silver service, plate service, buffet self-catering service and takeaway service. The first three kinds of services are sit-down services and a buffet service can be both a sit-down one and a stand-up one. Takeaway service is usually associated with snake bars and fast food outlets. In gueridon service, the waiter must always be well-trained and skilled for he has to perform such things as filleting, carving and cooking special dishes in front of the guest. In silver service, the food is prepared in the kitchen and brought to the guest’s table on a silver tray. In plate service, the waiter takes the plated meal from the service hotplate and then put the plate on the guest’s table. All that he has to do is to make sure that the correct lid is laid and the necessary accompaniments are available on the table. In buffet service, a guest picks his or her own tray and cutlery from one end of the service table and chooses whatever dish he or she likes.

Two forms of meals are distinguished: a la carte and table d'hote. An a la carte meal is ordered course by course from a menu where each item has a

separate price while a table d’hote meal has a fixed price for a complete meal or several courses.

1. Which of the following can be a stand-up service?

A. gueridon service

B. silver service

C. plate service

D. buffet service

2. Why is a takeaway service usually associated with snake bars?

A. The food in snake bar is easy to take away.

B. People go there by cars.

C. Snake bars can be found anywhere.

D. Snake bars offer

self-catering service.

3. What service is it called when the waiter helps to serve your plates?

A. the plated meal

B. plate service

C. silver service

D. the service hotplate

4. What meal is it when you can order your dishes separately?

A. buffet

B. la carte

C. table d’hote

D. plate service

5. In the context of the passage, available means ________.

A. necessary

B. can be got

C. helpful

D. served

Passage 2

S erving occurs before, during, and after the meeting.

Before the meeting, convention service managers must be concerned with establishing and maintaining a flow of communication among themselves, meeting planners, and other individuals and departments at the convention property.

Once a group is booked, guest room reservation information is sent to the group's membership three to six months before the event. There are four reservation systems mainly used for meeting groups: postal reply cards, rooming lists, a city housing bureau and too-free 800 numbers. A large number of meeting attendees are now using fax and e-mail to make their reservations.

Service during the meeting consists of a wide array of activities ranging from setting up guestrooms and function rooms to handling emergencies.

The hotel's convention service personnel are introduced to meeting planners at a pre-event meeting. The pre-event meeting is generally held a day or two before the start of the event. From that meeting on, the convention service manager will take care of the set-up of meeting rooms and function rooms. Some of the function rooms at a