49.Irene Rosenfeld hasn’t been around Kraft Foods’ suburban Chicago headquarters much for a while.(1) Rosenfeld has grabbed her leather folders of meticulously compiled research and is traveling to London and around the U.S. in Kraft’s Gulfstream jet.(2) These trips weren’t supposed to be urgent or secretive.(3) The door to her wood-paneled office is kept closed. Her desk is bare.(4) But they’ve become both as Rosenfeld scrambles to reassure shareholders that her surprising $ 17 billion bid to buy British candymaker Cadbury will be good for them. (A) 1243 (B) 3124 (C) 1342 (D) 2413 的

50.No one in the office beats Claire on new ideas of design. For nearly five years running, Claire has been highly acclaimed by awards and honors more than any others in the half-century history of the company, a fashion icon. (1) Born in an impoverished family, Claire had learned in her childhood how to make everything from scratch: sewing pieces of rags to make a dress for her doll found in a dumpster, retouching the hand-me-downs from neighbors, and even embellishing worn-out clothes to look new again. (2) So, mystery solved. Her uncanny creative endowment, ironically, was bestowed by poverty. (3) Claire’s background was indeed rather unorthodox: no formal education or training of fashion design, no prior work experience, and of course, no glamorous fashion looks herself. (4) Claire’s coworkers, however, could not help but wonder how she does all these, because anyone who knows Claire would raise the same question – she cannot possibly be the creative type. (A) 1432 (B) 2413 (C) 3421 (D) 4312

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