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1、Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure（每 小 题：1 分）Directions:Choose the best answer from the four choicesmarked A,B,C and D.1 Id like to take of this opportunity to thank all of you.for your efforts.A.profit B.benefit C.occasion D.advantage2.In copying this paper,be careful not to leave anywords.A.out B.alo

2、ne C.off D.behind3.When doing the wash,it is important to white andcolored clothing.A.compare B.separate C.establish D.contrast4.We finally an agreement after a lot of hardargument.A.reached B.did C.arrived D.drove5.It is desirable that the airplane as light aspossible.A.is B.were C.be D.had been6.W

3、e came finally the conclusion that she hadbeen telling lies all the time.A.of B.into C.to D.at7.I am not used to speaking public.A.in B.at C.on D.to8.He didnt live up to had been expected of him.A.what B.which C.that D.all9.She did not feel going out,as she had a slightheadache.A.about B.like C.afte

4、r D.for10.The price of gold rose again,partly news aboutthe war.A.result in B.go with C.because D.due to11.Responsibilities becoming a father.A.charge for B.go with C.save for D.go through12.If you in your payment for the house again,youmay get thrown out.A.fall behind B.account for C.charged for D.

5、come to13.The country has too many wars in the pastfew decades;its people are longing for peace so much.A.prevented from B.resulted in C.gone through D gonewith14.She wouldnt even take a short rest there,stay for the night.A.much more B.much few C.much lesser D.much less15.The president has his poli

6、tical advisors overthe slow pace of economic change.A.prevented from B.charged forC.accounted for D.clashed with16.When people admire his achievements,they seldomthink of the frustration he has experienced.17.Everyone is amazed at th e growth of this city;it hasbeen so different from what it was fiv

7、e years ago.A.explosive B.expanding C.expensive D.excessive18.Jack is a s t r o n g,but you could beat him if youperform at your highest level.A.opponent B.partner C.friend D.mate19.Though he didnt answer my questions quickly,the look on hisface that he was satisfied with me.A.indicated B.input C.in

8、creased D.interacted20.Having lost his job and his family,Jerry felt himselfby anger and sadness.A.experienced B.overcome C.experience D.overcame21.In the geography class,the teacher explained wind and watermight cause s o i l.A.pollution B.excellence C.explosion D.erosion22.The of this recipe(烹 饪 法

9、)was made public oneyear after it was put into the market.A.formula B.form C.flavor D.frown23.Lots of birds were flying among the trees branches.What a(n)view!A.explosiveB.amusedC.amazingD.terrified24.The woman with golden hair was taken away by the securityguards o n of being a criminal.A.suspectB.

10、suspicionC.doubtD.belief25.We will spare no efforts to provide moreproducts to our customers.A.competitiveB.competingC.competedD.competition26.Having been on the for the whole month,thecriminal decided to turn himself in to the police.A.escapedB.caughtC.wayD.run27.The man w ith strength could lift a

11、 heavy rockwithout any difficulty.A.powerfulB.strongC.intelligentD.phenomenal28.Seeing that the last bus was leaving,he made afor it while shouting Wait!Wait!A.driveB.dashC.raceD.relay29.We a ll violence against women,old and young.A.unfairB.againstC.condemnD.persist30.There is n o that he was once

12、a thief.But itdoesnt mean you can always regard him as a thief.A.denyB.deniedC.deniesD.denyingNEXTPart 2 Cloze(with Options)(每 小 题：1 分)Directions:Read the following passage carefully and choosethe best answer from the choices.Questions 1 to 20 are based on the following passage.I understand culture

13、shock,Ive been 1.it myself.However,someforeigners living in China are just too 2.about the culturaldifferences,and it is causing them to lose a 3.opportunity to learnthe Chinese culture.Most of them seem to be simply 4.their timefor the terms of their employment,5.they dont care to enjoy whatis spec

14、ial about their new surroundings.Communicating successfully with people from other cultures canbe a real 6.We 7.the responsibility for learning their culture.Adjusting to another culture requires a great deal of personalawareness and 8.I know several foreigners living with a fork intheir pocket.I co

15、uld understand if they said they were unwilling to9.their time to learning the language-Chinese is very difficult.Ifyou are working full-time,you may not have enough time to makemuch 10.in Chinese,but what about chopsticks?11.!Learninghow to use chopsticks is the easiest part of the 12.Learning howt

16、o conduct yourself in a 13.way during social interactions is whatshould have been done.Only by that time will you be able to 14.the cultural differences and not to 15.our Chinese friends.Having said all that,I would gladly 16.my argument forchopsticks,if they would just stop 17.so much.They are wast

17、inga good opportunity to have a truly unique experience and 18.,they are making a bad name for the rest of us,19.driving mecrazy.Each time they look at their fork,they should see that it 20.all of the time theyve wasted here.Questions 21 to 40 are based on the following passage.For such a promising

18、amateur athlete,the boy seemed tohave no passion.I knew if he 21.he could someday win.Buthe seemed 22.to my encouragement.I dont really know whyhe ing to practice.You see that 24.stadium over there?I asked him.In 2008,the Olympics will be 25.there,and you could be running therein those games.The boy

19、 looked at me without any 26.for what I said.He just27.his head.So he didnt have to look at the 28.on my face.Iswear that 29.I had been a different kind of coach,I 30.thedamn kid right there.Still I didnt want to be 31.;maybe I wassimply missing something.Maybe his less than acceptablebehavior was a

20、 32.of fatigue.33.,who was I to care if he wonor not?The purpose of my 34.was to help him make themost out of his own dreams,not to dream for him.35.of allthis,though,I could not 36.feeling like it was a terrible wasteof a 37.gift.So what if I was making too much of a 38.?Iknew something must be 39.

21、I had to look 40.into what wasgoing on with him.The next day I found out that he had lost someone very closeto him and was very depressed.Directions:Read the following passages carefully and choosethe best answer from the four choices marked A,B,C and D.Questions 1 to 5 are based on the same passage

22、 or dialog.English food is thought of poorly in other countries.This is mostprobably because foreigners in England are often obliged（不 得 不）to eat in the more fast-food type of restaurant.Here it is necessaryto prepare food rapidly in large amounts,and the taste of the foodinevitably suffers,though i

23、ts quality,from the point of view ofnourishment（营 养），is quite satisfactory.Still,it is rather dull andnot always pleasantly presented.Moreover,the Englishman eatingin a cheap or medium price restaurant is usually in a hurry（at leastat lunch）,and a meal eaten in a leisurely way in pleasantsurrounding

24、s is always far more enjoyable than a meal takenquickly in a business-like environment.In general,it is possible toget a good meal at a reasonable price;in fact,such a meal may beless expensive than similar food in other countries.For those withmoney to spare,there are restaurants that compare favor

25、ably withthe best in any country.In many countries breakfast is a snack（点 心、）rather than a meal,but the typical English breakfast is a full meal.Some people have abowl of hot or cold cereal（谷 物）to begin with.Then comes a largeand filling course,usually cooked,such as bacon（腊 肉）and eggs,or some other

26、 type of meat.Yorkshire ham（火 腿）is also abreakfast many people enjoy.Afterwards comes toast,with butterand marmalade（果 子 酱），and perhaps some fruit.Tea or coffee isdrunk with the meal.Many English people now take such a fullbreakfast only on Sunday morning.1.Food in the more fast-food type of restaur

27、ant in Britain isa l w a y s.A.served in large amountsB.very pleasant in appearanceC.quite acceptable for foreignersD.not so delicious2.According to the passage,English food isin terms of nourishment.A.actually quite satisfactoryB.not good at allC.always very simpleD.always taken in pleasant surroun

28、dings despite its poortaste3.Foreigners in Britain always choose toA.eat the most typical foodB.have a full breakfast every dayC.buy the least expensive foodD.have their meals in the more fast-food type of restaurant4.Which of the following statements is probably true?A.Englishmen always talk about

29、time while eating.B.The same meal would be more enjoyable if eaten in bettersurroundings.C.Its almost impossible for any British restaurant to rankamong the best in the world.D.People can hardly get enough food at a reasonable pricein Britain.5.Which of the following statements is probably NOT true?

30、A.Many Englishmen have a full breakfast only once a week.B.Typical breakfast in Britain is a meal rather than a snack.C.Englishmen are so stuck in their old ways that they have afull breakfast every day.D.English people always have tea or coffee with a fullbreakfast instead of fruit juice.Questions

31、6 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.Television carries more national advertising than any othermedium in the United States.The same is true in some smallercountries such as Spain and Portugal,where it is the only mediumreaching a general national audience.In many countries,(Swedenand Den

32、mark,for example)the state-owned television accepts noadvertising.In many other countries the amount of commercial(业 广 告)time is very much limited,as in France,Germany,andItaly.Russian state-owned television began accepting a limitedamount of advertising in 1988.The chief reason that television is s

33、o well liked among UnitedStates advertisers is that it reaches a vast number of people at thesame time.While it can cost well over 100,000 dollars,a 30-second commercial on network television can be seen and heardby as many as 25 million viewers.For companies that must makeprospects aware of their p

34、roducts and convince them of theirbenefits immediately,there is nothing as efficient as televisionadvertising.Because it employs motion as well as words,pictures,sounds,andmusic,television is a valuable medium for products that lendthemselves to demonstration.No other medium is as effective inshowin

35、g how quickly an automobile can move or how well a certaintype of wristwatch will stand up under heavy use and continue torun.In the same way,it is an ideal medium for showing how someproducts can make a person feel better about him-or herself,suchas long-distance telephone calls.6.According to the

36、passage,which of the following statementsis true?A.There is less advertising on TV in Spain than in Sweden.B.One can never see any commercial on TV in Denmarksince it is not accepted at all.C.The amount of commercial time is very much limited inmost European countries.D.French people dont have to wo

37、rry about being troubled bycommercials.7.According to the passage,what is the main reason UnitedStates advertisers like television so much?A.It communicates information more quickly.B.Every household has at least one TV set.C.It communicates information to a vast number of people atthe same time.D.A

38、merican people love watching TV more than reading.8.The word prospects in the 2nd paragraph meansA.potential customersB.competitorsC.working staff at TV stationsD.partners9.Which of the following is employed in TV advertising?A.MotionB.Sounds and music.C.PicturesD.All of the above.10.Which of the fo

39、llowing statements is true?A.Television is as efficient as newspaper in demonstrationbenefits of a certain product or service.B.Television is a valuable medium in demonstrating benefitsof a certain product or service.C.TV commercials can hardly help to communicate feelings.D.People use advertising o

40、n TV whenever necessarybecause of its effectiveness.Questions 11 to 15 are based on the same passage or dialog.Failure to take time to plan and prepare is one of the majormistakes committed by sales negotiators（谈 平 U）.Related to this isweak information gathering.Neither your information gathering no

41、ryour planning can be effective without first engaging in negotiationwith yourself or within your company,i.e.,the agreements that maybe necessary before negotiation with the customer.Once your face-to-face negotiating begins,any number of factorscan influence the result.Going forth with a rigid min

42、d-set（心 态），giving concessions（让 步）too early,answering too quickly to eachdemand,not calling time-out,and not putting yourself into thecustomers shoes,are common mistakes in many salesnegotiations.Finally,not being careful during the follow-throughresults in a lack of success even in an effective neg

43、otiation.Let us take the case of Ted Jeffries,a newly appointed salesrepresentative for a maker of kitchen equipment.His main line isprefabricated（预 制 的）ovens.In addition to building additionalsales with existing buyers,he is responsible for finding new buyersin some rapidly growing areas.Ted had be

44、en very effective with a previous company selling a lineof building supplies to buyers by telephone.So he is not withoutsome experience.He has some very positive selling strengths andhe is doing reasonably well in closing some early sales.But he isbeginning to find that some sales come at a higher p

45、rice thanothers.Let*s see what seems to be his problem.Ted is making hisfirst call to long-time buyers,Lexington Kitchens.He hopes torenegotiate（重 新 谈 判）the buying agreement with Ms.Sue Parker,manager of Lexington.11.According to the passage,what must be done before a salesnegotiator（谈 判 者）works wit

46、h his customer?A.Information gathering.B.Planning for the negotiation with the customer.C.Visiting his customers frequently.D.Reaching an agreement within the sales network.12.Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the mistakesthat a sales negotiator tends to make?A.Not flexible（灵 活 机 动 的）en

47、ough.B.Giving in to customers demands too easily.C.Not being aware of the proper time to stop negotiating forthe moment.D.Not leaving enough time to the other party for thinkingabout the purchase.13.According to the passage,what is a sales negotiator advisedto do after an effective negotiation?A.Pre

48、pare for the next negotiation immediately.B.Spend some time on follow-up activities.C.Hold a celebration to encourage himself.D.Call the buyer immediately to express gratitude for theirpurchase.14.Which of the following statements about Ted is true?A.He is a salesperson with a fair amount of experie

49、nce.B.He used to work for a maker of kitchen equipment and didhis job well.C.His job is to deal with their customers.D.He is now selling building supplies to buyers.15.What might follow in Teds story?A.Ted w川 contact customers to find out some problems.B.Ted w川 demand all buyers sell their products

50、at the sameprices.C.Ted will negotiate with Ms.Sue Parker about the buyingagreement.D.Ted will choose Lexington Kitchens as their sole buyer.Questions 16 to 20 are based on the same passage or dialog.Charlie Chaplin has broken all records in making people laugh.Noone has so set a whole world laughin