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BEC商務英語(中級)閱讀模擬試卷
110
一、概括文意配伍(本題共7題,每題分,共7
分。)
HowtoapproachReadingTestPartOne,InthispartoftheReadingTestyoumatch
sevenstatementswithfourshorttexts.?Firstreadeachshorttextandthenreadthe
sentencestoseewhichonesrefertothetext.,Makesureyoureadeachtextfbroverall
meaning.Donotchooseananswerjustbecauseyoucanseethesamewordsinthetext.,
Lookatthestatementsbelowandtheviewsaboutimprovementprocessesontheopposite
page.?Whichcompany(A,B,CorD)doeseachsentence1-7referto??Foreach
sentence1-7,markoneletter(A,B,CorD)onyourAnswerSheet.?Youwillneedto
usesomeofthelettersmorethanonce.A"We'reaheadofourcompetitorsinthatevery
yearweinvitecustomerstoheadquarterstodiscusstheirexpectationsforthenextfive
years.Inadditiontocustomers,themeetingincludesapproximately100employeesand
suppliers.Weparadeourfiveyearplan,includingsuchthingsasservice,qualityandon
(imedelivery,andinvolveeveryoneinafeedbackprocess.Theoutcomebecomespartof
ourlong-rangestrategicplan,whichiscommunicated(oeveryemployeein(he
organisation-aprocesswecallmanagementbyplanning."B"Theapproachwefindwe
needtotaketoincreasingcustomersatisfactionissystemic.Thereisn'taneasywaytodo
it.Everythingisinterconnectedandbuilds.Inordertodelightcustomers,youneed
smoothmanufacturingprocesses,whichmeansyouneedanaccuratewarehouse,which
inturnreliesonagoodmanufacturingrequirementssystemandgoodsuppliers.Youcan't
accomplishoneinisolation."C"Aspartofourimprovementprocess,employees
participateactivelyinraisingcustomersatisfaction.Theyestablishtheareasinwhich
theywillbemeasuredthattranslateintoqualityperformance:thingslike,'Howquickly
doyourespondtoacall?'or'Howeffectivearcyourdealingswiththecustomcr?^
Feedbackisprovidedregularlytoemployees.Theyanalysethedatatodeterminewhen
additionalinstructionandsupportareneeded,orwhenprocessesneedtobere-workedor
improved,orwhenourgoalsneedtobechanged.Theyarealsoencouragedtokeepan
eyeonthecompetitionandhowtheyaredoing.Thesedataareusedforplanning
purposes."D"Ourseniormanagersareconstantlypullingthecompetition'sproducts
aparttoseewhatthey'redoing.They'vealsodonesomebenchmarkingagainstourbelter
competitors.Thereareafewgoodones(hatmakeusrunfasterandharder.But.(obe
honest,intermsofnewserviceinitiatives,fbrexample,we'vehadtolookoutsideour
industrytofindwhatcouldbecalled'bestofbreed'.We'vemilkedourownindustry."
1、Staffareinvitedtosetthestandardsthatareusedtoassesstheirproductivity
標準答案:C
知識點解析:暫無解析
2、Long-termaimsarenegotiatedwithpeopleinternalandexternaltothecompany
標準答案:A
知識點解析:暫無解析
3、Staffcontributetothemonitoringofcompetitors'progress.
標準答案:C
知識點解析:暫無解析
4、Differentkindsofcompanyneedtobeexaminedforideasforinnovation.
標準答案:D
知識點解析:擔無解析
5、Staffdecideontheirownrequirementsfortraining.
標準答案:C
知識點解析:暫無解析
6、Improvingoneaspectofthebusinessaffectsotheraspects.
標準答案:B
知識點解析:暫無解析
7、Ailstaffarcinformedofthecompany'sfuturedirection.
標準答案:A
知識點解析:暫無解析
二、段落完型(本題共5題,每題7.0分,共5分。)
,ReadthearticlebelowaboutMicrosoftanti-trustsuit.?Choosethebestsentencefrom
theoppositepagetofilleachofthegaps.?Foreachgap8-12,markoneletter(A-G)on
yourAnswerSheet.?Donotuseanylettermorethanonce.WHATNEXTINTHE
MICROSOFTSUITTheJusticeDepartment'stopanti-trustprosecutorsaysthisweek
thatthegovernmentislookingatafullrangeofremedies.Itwantstofindtheappropriate
punishmentfollowingajudge'srulingthatMicrosoftisamonopoly,includingthe
possiblebreakupof(hesoftwarecompany."Wearelookingattherangeofsanctions;
we'retalkingtopeoplein(heindustry,peoplewhoworkwithMicrosoft,peoplewho
manufacturecomputersandwe'redoingananalysistomakesurethatwehavearemedy
thatwillpromotecompetition,assureinnovationandpromoteconsumerchoice,"hesaid.
Hethoughtthejudgewasquiteclearthatinnovationhasbeenimpairedandhehadheard
alltheevidence.Meanwhile,MicrosoftChairmanBillGatessaidinaletterpublished
todaythatthesoftwaremakeriscommittedto"afairandresponsible"resolutionofthe
anti-trusttrial.(8)"We'vebeenherebeforeinafirstlawsuit,'hesaid."Andeventually
thecourtscameoutonthesideoftheconsumer,sayingthatallcompaniesshouldhave
theabilitytoinnovatetheirproductsandtaketheirchancesinthemarketplace."(9)"As
thiscasemovestowardresolution,Microsoft's30,000employeesarefocusedoncreating
thenextgenerationofproductsthatwilldeliverthebenefitsoftheInformationAge,
anytime,anywhereandonanydevice,"Gateswrote.(10).OilFriday,Jacksontook
Microsofttotaskfornumerousinstancesofanti-competitivebehavior,includingits
dealingswithAmericaOnlineoverthelatter'sbrowserchoices,itscontractswithPC
makers,whichforcedthemtofeatureprominentlytheInterne:ExplorerWebbrowser
insteadofNetscape'scompetingproduct.(II).ThejudgenotedthatMicrosoft'sown
studiesconfirmedthatMicrosoftcouldhavechargedonly$49perWindowsupgradeand
stillremainedprofitable,and(hatithadenoughpowerwithinthemarkettocharge$89.
(12)Ilisthroughhigh"barrierstoentry",inotherwords,bymakingitmorecostlyto
createcompetingsoftware.ABobHerbold,theexecutivevicepresidentandchief
operatingofficerfbrMicrosoft,saidthatthejudge'srulingthisweekisjustafirststepin
(heprocessthatisjustgettingunderway.BMicrosoft'scompetitorsknow(hatthe
companyinfacthasarefereestartingdirectlyovertheshouldereverytimeitmovesona
playingfield.CWhat'smore,Microsofterectedthebarrierstokeepothersoutofthe
marketplace.DTheJusticeDepartment'stopanti-trustprosecutorsaysthisweekthatthe
governmentislookingatafullrangeofremedies.EJacksonsaidthatthecompanytook
thatadditionalprofitandinvesteditnotinitsownproductsbutineffortstokeepother
companiesoutofvarioussofhvaremarkets.MeanwhileBillGates,inafull
advertisementpublishedintheWashingtonPostandaddressedtothecompany's
customers,partnersandshardiolders,commentedonFriday'sruling.GHeclaimedthat
Microsoftiscommittedtoresolvingthismatterinafairandresponsiblemanner,while
ensuringthat(hefundamentalprinciplesofconsumerbenefitandinnovationare
protected.
8、
標準答案:A
知識點解析:暫無解析
9、
標準答案:F
知識點解析:暫無解析
10、
標準答案:G
知識點解析:暫無解析
11、
標準妙宏.C
知識?解扁暫無解析
12、
標準答案:E
知識點解析:暫無解析
三、常規閱讀理解(本題共6題,每題分,共6
分。)
—Read(hearticlebelowabcutafast-foodchainandthequestionsontheoppositepage.
—Foreachquestion13-18,markoneletter(A,B,CorD)onyourAnswerSheetforthe
answeryouchoose.Turningaroundafast-foodchainSparrowisawell-establishedfast-
foodchain,with200restaurantsrunbyfranchisees,andalmostasmanycompany-owned
ones.Someyearsago,thegrouptowhichSparrowbelongedwastakenoverbyanother
company,whichownedavarietyofretailbusinesses.AlthoughdemandforaSparrow
franchiseshowednosignofdeclining,overallthechainwasinanunhealthystate.Its
properties,themajorityoftheminsmalltowns,neededrefurbishmenttostand
comparisonwithitscompetitors.Withmoreandmorefast-foodconceptsreachingthe
marker,(hedistinctiveSparrowmenuhadtostruggleforattention.Andtomakematters
worse,itsnewownershadboughtitasoneofanumberofcompanies,andhadnoplans
togiveittheinvestmentitrequired.Sparrowstagnatedforanothertwoyears,untilanew
chiefexecutive,CarlPearson,decidedtobuildupitsmarketshare.Hecommissioneda
survey,whichshowedthatconsumerswhoalreadyusedSpanowrestaurantswere
overwhelminglypositiveaboutthechain,whilecustomersofotherfast-foodchains,
particularlythosesellingpizzasorhamburgers,werereluctanttobetemptedawayfrom
them.Sparrowhadtodevelopanewpromotionalcampaign-onethatwouldenhance-the
public'sperceptionsofthechainandsetitapartfromitscompetitors.Pearsonfaceda
battleoverthefutureoftheSparrowbrand.Thechain'sownernowfavouredtaking
Sparrow'soutletsupmarketandrebrandingthemasMarcy'srestaurants,oneofitsother,
betterknownbrands.Pearsonresisted,arguingforanadvertisingcampaigndesignedto
convincecustomersthatvisitstoSparrowrestaurantswerefun.Suchanattemptto
establishapositiverelationshipbetweenacompanyandthegeneralpublicwasunusual
fbrthatlime.Pearsonstronglybelievedthatnumberswerethekeytosuccess,ratherthan
customers'spendingpower.Hisargumentswon(heday.Thecampaignitselfbrokesome
ofthefas(-foodindustry'sadvertisingconventions.Thetelevisioncommercialsplayed
downtraditionalproductshots-mostofitscompetitors'advertisementshadmouth-
wateringshotsoffood-andfocusedinsteadonentertainmentandhumour.Theusual
jinglesgavewaytospotsfeaturingoriginalsongsperformedbyavarietyofstars.Instead
oftryingtoshowthesuperiorityofaspecificproduct,theintentionwastoposition
Sparrowintheheartsofpotentialcustomers.Pearsonhiredtwoadvertisingagenciesto
handlethiscampaign,andspentaconsiderabletimewiththem,discussingand
developingthebriefhehadoutlined.Oncethathadbeenagreedindetail,heleftthemm
getonwiththeirwork.Insteadofdividingresponsibilities,aswouldnormallyhappen
whentwoagenciescollaborate,theydecidedtodevelopateamconcept,withbothhaving
equalopportunitiesforcreativeinput.Pearsonalsomadeotherdecisionswhichhe
believedwouldcontributetothenewSparrowimage.Helaidoff400employeesinthe
headquartersandcompanyfieldoffices,andreduced(hemanagementhierarchy.He
insistedonuniformityofstandardsinallrestaurants,andwarnedfranchiseesthatifthey
ranuntidy,unprofitablerestaurants.Sparrowwoulddosethem,orifnecessary,buythem.
InadditionSparrowofferedtolowertherentofanyfranchiseeswhoachievedacertain
increaseintheirturnover.Theseeffortspaidoff,andSparrowsoonbecameoneofthe
mostsuccessfulfast-foodchainsintheregionswhereitoperates.
13、Accordingtothefirstparagraph,whatproblemdidSpanowfacewhenitwastaken
over?
A、Itsnewownerswereuninterestedinspendingmoneyonit.
B、Itsproductsweretoosimilartothoseofitscompetitors.
C、Itreceivedfewapplicationsfrompotentialfranchisees.
D^1(hadanumberofrestaurantswhichwerepoorlysituated.
標準答案:A
知識點解析:暫無解析
14、ThesurveycommissionedbyCarlPearsonshowedthat
A^Sparrow'sexistingcustomersweredissatisfied.
B、thetypeoffoodthatSparrowofferedwaslosingpopularity.
C、peoplewereunwillingtochangetoSparrowrestaurants.
D^Sparrow'snamewasnotwellknowntothegeneralpublic.
標準答案:C
知識點解析:暫無解析
15、Accordingtothethirdparagraph,whatwasPearson'splanfbrSparrow?
A、toattractconsumerswhohadmoremoneytospend
B、toassociateitwithacertaintypeofexperience
C、tomakeitpartofanother,morefamousbrand
tomakeitsrestaurantsmoreattractiveandup-to-date
標準答案:B
知識點解析:暫無解析
16、HowwereSparrow'sTVadvertisementsdifferentfromthoseofotherfast-food
businesses?
A^Theyusedcelebritiestopresenttheproducts.
B、Therewasverylittleuseofmusic.
C、Theycomparedthecompanywithitscompetitors.
D^Therewereveryfewproductshots.
標準答案:D
知識點解析:暫無解析
17、Howwastheadvertisingcampaignhandled?
A^Theagenciesworkedtogetherasoneunit.
B、Pearsonkeptacloseeyeontheagcncies,work
C、Theagenciesfocusedondifferentpartsofthecampaign.
D、Pearsonwroteafullbriefbeforecontactingtheagencies.
標準答案:A
知識點解析:暫無解析
18、According(othesixthparagraph,Pearsondecidedto
A^reducestaffinglevelsintherestaurants.
B、offerfinancialincentivestonewfranchisees.
C、turnalltherestaurantsintocompany-ownedoutlets.
D、ensurethatalltherestaurantswereofthesamequality.
標準答案:D
知識點解析:暫無解析
四、完形填空(本題共75題,每題7.0分,共75分。)
—ReadthearticlebelowaboutthecentralproblemofEconomics.―Choosethebest
wordtofilleachgap,fromA.B,CorD.—Foreachquestion19-33,markoneletter(A,
B,CorD)onyourAnswerSheet.—Thereisanexampleatthebeginning.TheCentral
ProblemofEconomicsThecentralproblemofeconomicsistosatisfythepeople'sand
nationswants.Theproblemwcarcfacedwithisthatourresources,hereidentifiedas
money,arclimited.Theonlywaywccanresolveourproblemistomakechoices.After
lookingatourresources,wemustexamineourlistof(19)andidentifythethings
weneedimmediately,thosev/ecanpostpone,and(20)wecannotafford.As
individuals,wefacethecentralprobleminvolvedineconomicsdecidingjusthowto
allocate(分酉己)ourlimitedresourcestoprovide(21)withthegreatestsatisfaction
ofourwants.Nationsfacethesameproblem.Asacountry'spopulationgrowstheneed
formoregoodsandservicesgrowscorrespondingly.Resourcesnecessarytoproduction
mayincrease,hutthere(22)arcenoughresourcestosatisfythetotaldesiresofa
nation.Whetherthebudgetmeetingistakingplaceinthefamily(23)room,inthe
conferenceroomof(hecorporation(24)ofdirectors,orinthechamberofthe
HouseofRepresentativesinWashington,thebasicproblemstillexists.Weneedtofind
methodsofallocatinglimitedresourcesinordertosatisfyunlimitedwants.Ashorttime
agoeconomists(25)goodsintotwocategories,freeandeconomic.Theformer,
likeairandwater,werein(26)abundancethateconomistshadnoconcernfor
them.Afterall,economicsisthe(27)ofscarcity(匱乏)andwhattodoaboutit.
Todaymanyofthese"freegoods"are(28)veryexpensivetouse.Pollutionhas
madecleanairandwaterexpensiveforproducerswhohavetofiltertheirwasteproducts,
forconsumerswhoultimately(最終)(29)theproducers'extracosts,and
(30)taxpayerswhopayforthegovernment'sinvolvementincleaningthe
environment.Inthe1990s,almostallgoodsare(31)Onlybyeffortandmoney
cantheybeobtainedintheformpeoplewish.Meetingtheneedsofpeopleandforming
resourcesavailable(32)thebasicactivityofproduction.Intryingtomeet
(33)wantsfromlimitedeconomicgoods,production匕adstonewproblemsin
economics.
19、一ReadthearticlebelowaboutthecentralproblemofEconomics.―Choosethe
bestwordtofilleachgap,fromA,B,CorD.—Foreachquestion19-33,markoneletter
(A,B,CorD)onyourAnswerSheet.—Thereisanexampleatthebeginning.The
CentralProblemofEconomicsThecentralproblemofeconomicsistosatisfythe
people'sandnation'swants.Theproblemwearefacedwithisthatourresources,here
identifiedasmoney,arelimited.Theonlywaywecanresolveourproblemistomake
choices.Afterlookingatourresources,wemustexamineourlistof(19)and
identifythethingsweneedinimediaiely,thosewecanpostpone,and(20)we
cannotafford.Asindividuals.wefacethecentralprobleminvolvedineconomics
decidingjusthowtoallocate〔分酉己)ourlimitedresourcestoprovide(21)withthe
greatestsatisfactionofourwants.Nationsfacethesameproblem.Asacountry's
populationgrowstheneedformoregoodsandservicesgrowscorrespondingly.
Resourcesnecessarytoproductionmayincrease,butthere(22)areenoughre
sourcestosatisfythetotaldesiresofanation.Whetherthebudgetmeetingistakingplace
inthefamily(23)room,intheconferenceroomofthecorporation(24)of
directors,orinthechamberoftheHouseofRepresentativesinWashington,thebasic
problemstillexists.Wcneedtofindmethodsofallocatinglimitedresourcesinorderto
satisfyunlimitedwants.Ashorttimeagoeconomists(25)goodsintotwo
categories,freeandeconomic.Theformer,likeairandwater,werein(26)
abundancethateconomistshadnoconcernforthem.Afterall,economicsisthe
(27)ofscarcity(匱乏jandwhatiodoaboutit.Todaymanyofthese"freegoods"
are(28)veryexpensivetouse.Pollutionhasmadecleanairandwaterexpensive
fbrproducerswhohavetofillertheirwasteproducts,forconsumerswhoultimately(最
終)(29)theproducers'extracosts,and(30)taxpayerswhopayfbrthe
government'sinvolvementincleaningtheenvironment.Inthe1990s,almostallgoods
arc(31)Onlyhyeffortandmoneycantheybeobtainedintheformpeoplewish.
Meetingtheneedsofpeopleandformingresourcesavailable(32)thebasic
activityofproduction.Intryingtomeet(33)wantsfromlimitedeconomicgoods,
productionleadstonewproblemsineconomics.
A^want
B、problems
C、wants
D、resources
標準答案:C
知識2解析:這句話是說,我們必須查看我們有哪些需求,并對他們做出選擇。
wanl作,需求,解時,常用復數。
20、
A、those
B、some
C、others
many
標準答案:A
知識點解析:這句中的動詞identify有三個并列的賓語從句;Ihethingsweneed
immediately,thosewecanpostpone,andthosewecannotafford<>Those代替things。
因此,只看those是正確盅擇。
21、
A、them
B、themselves
C、ourselves
D、him
標準答案:C
知識點解析:這里不能用them和themselves,也不能用him,閃為這個句子使用的
人稱代詞都是第一人稱復數形式:...wefacethecentralproblem...decidingjusthowto
allocateourlimitedresourcestoprovideourselveswiththegreatestsatisfactionofour
wants.這里的規則是:如昊人稱代詞是泛指的,在句子中,乃至在篇章中都應保
持人稱的一致。
22、
A、always
B、sometimes
C、often
D、never
標準答案:D
知識點解析:該句前半句說:生產所需的資源可能會增長;后半句是由but引導,
表示句子意義的轉折:但從來沒有足夠的資源可滿足一個國家的全部需求。所以,
never是惟一的正確選擇。
23、
A、living
B、bedroom
C、store
D、kitchen
標準答案:A
知識點解析:根據常識,如果在家里討論預算的問題,一定是在起居室進行。
24、
A、management
B、function
C、board
D^group
標準答案:C
知識點解析:boardofdirectors即董事會。
25、
A^divide
B、divided
C、haddivided
D^weredivided
標準答案:B
知識點解析:句子的時間狀語Ashorttimeago要求句子的動詞用一般過去時。
26、
AxSO
B、great
C、such
D^suchan
標準答案:C
知識點解析:such...ihal...如此的……以至……因為修飾的是不可數名詞,所以不
能用so(修飾形容詞),也不能用sucha(后跟可數名詞單數)。例如:Thefreegoods
weresoabundantthateconomistshadnoconcernforthem.Itissuchahotweatherthat
onlyafewpeoplecanbeseeninthestreetso
27、
A、form
B、study
C、means
D^source
標準答案:B
知識點解析:經濟學是一門研究匱乏和如何對付匱乏的學問。studyof:對……的
研究。
28、
A、practically
B、inpractice
C、inreality
D、practical
標準答案:C
知識點解析:inreality實際上。這個句子說,“免費物品”實際上用起來價格昂貴。
29、
A、use
B、willuse
C、payfor
D、willpayfor
標準答案:C
知識點解析:payfor:付的款。這個句子說明的是一般現象,只需要用一般現在
時,該句并列結構中用的就是一般現在時:producerswhohavetofilter...,tax
payerswhopayfbrthegovernment's...
30、
A、the
B、/
C、for
D^with
標準答案:C
知識點解析:這個句子較K,但結構匚整,expensive后有三個for引導的介詞短
語:forproducerswho...,forconsumerswho...andfortaxpayerswho...只要看清楚了
這一結構,就不難做出正確選擇。
31、
A、plentiful
B、scarce
C^inshortage
D、infullsupply
標準答案;B
知識點解析:如沒有上下文,較難做出選擇,但下面一句很明確地表明,,物品,是
匱乏的,只有通過努力,并使用金錢才能獲得。句中的ihey即指前面一句中的
goodso
32、
Asareledto
B、leads
C、leadto
D、leadsto
標準答案:D
知識點解析:leadio:導致,作,導致,解時,leadt。不能用被動語態,所以A是錯
誤選擇;C是
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