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part iv error detection and correction (15 minutes)
i’m a great admirer of the japanese because they know
where they’re come from , they know where they’re at,
and they know where they’re going. and most important,
they have a national strategy to get them there .
they also know to make good cars. during the 1970s. their --71--
cars were actually better than ours. that’s not true
any longer , but many americans .
how did japanese cars get so good? it starts with the
workers. to begin, labor costs over there are --72--
much higher than ours. japanese workers earn about --73--
60 percents of what american counterparts take --74--
home. they don’t have automatic cost-of-living increases tie --75--
to the consumer price index, as american workers do. and they don’t
have the same array of company –paid medical benefits that --76--
took the consumer several hundred dollars a car.
japan’s workers are also more productive than ours. i
don’t mean that they’re better , merely that they operate
by a different set of rules.
there are really only two job classifications in japan: --77--
skilled and unskilled. depending on that needs to be done on --78--
a given day, a worker may perform a variety of jobs. if the --79--
floor is clean, he’ll pick up a broom and sweep it without --80--
worrying about that’s part of his job definition. naturally
this sense of responsibility leads to .
答案：
71. (know)how
72. (begin)begin with
73. (higher)lower
74. (percents)percent
75. (tie) tied
76. (took)cost
77. (that)what
78. (clean)dirty
79. (about) whether