2019年4月14日农业银行招聘笔试试题
1、盈亏平衡分析法中,静态的盈亏平衡分析属于( )。
A、按货币的时间价值分类
B、按采用的分析方法不同分类
C、按分析产品品种数目分类
D、按分析要素间的函数关系分类
2、回归分析法是在掌握大量观察数据的基础上,利用数理统计的方法建立因变量与自变量之间的回归关系函数表达式,以下有关回归分析法说法不正确的是( )。
A、变量之间非线性因果关系的函数表达式,属于非线性回归分析
B、进行回归分析需要建立描述变量间相关关系的方程
C、当研究因果关系只涉及因变量和一个自变量时,叫作一元回归分析
D、回归分析法适用于评价经济工程项目风险
3、按照企业合并的性质分类,通过转让资产、承担负债或发行股票等方式,由一个企业(购买企业)获得对另外一个企业(被购买企业)净资产和经营控制权的合并行为,该合并的性质属于( )。
A、置换性质的合并
B、联合性质的合并
C、股权性质的合并
D、购买性质的合并
4、投资性房地产的后续计量,通常采用成本模式,只有在满足特定条件下才可以采用公允价值模式,以公允价值计量的投资性房地产的计量科目是“公允价值变动”和( )。
A、“投资性房地产-成本”
B、“投资性房地产”
C、“投资性房地产减值准备”
D、“投资性房地产累计折旧摊销”
5、从二十四节气的命名可以看出,节气的划分充分考虑了季节、气候、物候等自然现象的变化。以下节气中,从天文角度来划分的,反映了太阳高度变化的转折点的是( )。
A、大寒
B、惊蛰
C、秋分
D、立春
6、位于辽宁西部的朝阳自古便有“金朝阳,银赤峰,拉不败的哈达,填不满的八沟”之称,朝阳又别称( )。
A、雾都
B、花城
C、凤城
D、龙城
7、《晚清小说史》中提及:“晚清小说,在中国小说史上是最繁荣的时代。”鲁迅认为的晚清四大谴责小说是中国清末四部谴责小说的合称,其中不包括以下的( )。
A、贪梦道人的《彭公案》
B、李宝嘉的《官场现形记》
C、刘鹗的《老残游记》
D、吴沃尧的《二十年目睹之怪现状》
8、关于历史常识,下列相关内容的解说,不正确的一项是( )。
A、年号是中国古代帝王用来纪年的名号,是皇帝当政的时代标志,如河清、天和等
B、汉武帝为了巩固大统一的政权,采纳了“独尊儒术”的思想
C、《四库全书》按照内容分类,分为经、史、子、集四个部分,部下有类,类下有属
D、明朝的皇帝中,在位时间最长的皇帝是明成祖朱棣
9、在以下关于具有中国特色的古代经济思想的叙述中,正确的是( )。
A、义利思想即关于稳定物价的思想,汉武帝时,桑弘羊实行的平准、均输政策,主要目的在于稳定谷价
B、对土地课征赋税是中国封建社会农产品的主要分配形式,该经济思想被称为平价思想
C、儒家经济思想认为发展农业生产是国家富强的唯一途径,富国就必须要“重本”“禁末”
D、道家经济思想的核心是道法自然,主张经济活动应顺从自然法则运行
10、下列叙述中不正确的是( )。
A、DNA的全称为脱氧核糖核酸,RNA的全称为核糖核酸
B、在新陈代谢中,生物体生命活动的主要能源物质是ATP
C、光合作用包括两个阶段:光反应和暗反应
D、物种形成包括三个基本环节:突变和基因重组、选择、隔离
11、中国古代文人喜欢借物抒情,借以自然物来表现自己的思想品格和对精神境界的追求,南宋画家马远就绘有“岁寒三友图”。“岁寒三友”历来被中国古今文人们所敬慕,以此比喻忠贞的友谊。“岁寒三友”所指的植物是( )。
A、兰竹菊
B、松竹菊
C、梅兰菊
D、松竹梅
12、下列地区与其住房、风俗习惯相符的是( )。
A、西双版纳--窑洞--泼水节
B、黄土高原--竹楼--吃面食
C、华北平原--四合院--地秧歌
D、内蒙古高原--蒙古包--赛龙舟
13、电影《流浪地球》公映之后引发了一些科技层面的质疑讨论和相关知识普及,同时也激发了大众对太空科技的兴趣,以下关于太空说法正确的是( )。
A、太阳系中只有一颗恒星,太阳,是一个宇宙中不算常见的单星系统
B、木星的引力没有地球强,并不能够引太阳系在内的其它行星
C、航天器最小发射速度是第二宇宙速度
D、恒星的质量越大,寿命越长
14、在十五个自然带中,斑马、雪兔、北极狐生活的自然带分别是( )。
A、热带荒漠、温带落叶阔叶林、极地冰原
B、热带草原、亚寒带针叶林、寒带苔原
C、热带雨林、热带荒漠、亚热带常绿硬叶林
D、热带草原、热带雨林、亚寒带针叶林
15、人体通常可以自制哪种所需的维生素?( )
A、维K
B、维E
C、维B
D、维A
16、勇敢揭露资本主义社会的伪善和罪恶,同情工人阶级,《华伦夫人的职业》等作品的作者,他就是( )。
A、萧伯纳
B、狄更斯
C、柯南道尔
D、笛福
17、关于我国著名园林,下列说法正确的是( )。
A、十二兽首曾是颐和园的镇园之宝
B、承德避暑山庄始建于明代崇祯年间
C、《枫桥夜泊》涉及的城市是留园所在地
D、苏州拙政园整体呈现均衡对称的格局
18、下列做法在日常生活中可行的是( )。
A、用淀粉检验加碘食盐的真假
B、伤口感染时用工业酒精进行消毒
C、酒精中毒后喝牛奶来缓解酒精吸收
D、把生锈的铁钉浸泡在食醋中可除铁锈
19、企业下列经济业务中,会影响其偿债能力的是( )。
A、企业向投资者分配股票股利
B、企业提前支付某供应商货款
C、企业用资本公积转增资本
D、企业用盈余公积弥补亏损
20、票据法是指涉及票据关系调整的各种法律规范,以下有关票据法的表述,不正确的是( )。
A、票据法规定票据的种类、形式和内容,明确票据当事人之间的权利义务
B、一般意义上所说的票据法是指狭义的票据法,即专门的票据法规范
C、广义的票据法既包括专门的票据法律、法规,也包括其他法律、法规中有关票据的规范
D、票据法的性质属于公法,是传统商法的重要组成部分
21、留置权是指债权人按照合同的约定占有债务人的财产,关于留置物的特点,以下表述错误的是( )。
A、一般是有体的不动产
B、必须是与债权的发生有牵连关系的物
C、是留置权人依有效合同已合法占有的物
D、在留置期间留置权人对留置物享有占有权但无使用权
22、依照我国法规,代币发行融资是指融资主体通过代币的违规发售、流通,向投资者筹集比特币、以太币等所谓“虚拟货币”,本质上是( )。
A、一种未经监管的公开洗钱行为
B、一种未经批准非法交易的投机行为
C、一种未经监管的资产“赌博”行为
D、一种未经批准非法公开融资的行为
23、对于最惠国待遇,根据不同的标准,可作不同的种类。以授予国和受惠国数量为标准,最惠国待遇可以分为( )。
A、双边的最惠国待遇和多边的最惠国待遇
B、普通的最惠国待遇和特殊的最惠国待遇
C、互惠的最惠国待遇和非互惠的最惠国待遇
D、有条件的最惠国待遇和无条件的最惠国待遇
24、上世纪20年代,韦伯区分了三种作为支配形式的领导、统治和权威的理想类型,但不包括( )。
A、魅力型权威
B、官僚/法理型权威
C、无为型权威
D、封建/传统型权威
25、小C要参与公司的目标管理,根据以往的学习经验,首先要确定目标管理的类型,从目标的最终承担主体来分类,属于该类的是( )。
A、成果目标管理
B、组织目标管理
C、方针主导型目标管理
D、业绩主导型目标管理
26、企业在短期内迅速、大幅地推进战略变革,但并未从根本上改变组织范式,此战略变革方式是( )。
A、革命性战略变革
B、进化性战略变革
C、重组性战略变革
D、适应性战略变革
27、权变管理理论是20世纪70年代在美国形成的一种管理理论,这一理论研究( )。
A、组织和它所处的环境之间的联系
B、系统和它所处的组织之间的联系
C、企业和它所处的社会之间的联系
D、模式和它所处的空间之间的联系
28、当今世界进入到一个技术变革加速、不确定性更高的新时代。许多组织在管理和经营中遇到了新挑战,也催生企业进行组织变革。然而,变革的过程往往并不是一帆风顺的。关于组织变革,以下说法错误的是( )。
A、对于组织中的成员,变革可能是一种威胁,所以人们会形成一种抵制变革的惯性
B、当变革需要某个强大的群体认可和支持时,管理者不能采取强制策略
C、一个好的组织领导者应该坚定地因变化而引领变革
D、对于组织变革来说,支持企业家精神非常有必要,鼓励年轻的员工把一种企业家精神的思维带到组织中来,可能会成为根本性变革的催化剂
29、斯特哥尔堡对策理论与经济管理工作有着密切的联系,其理论是指( )。
A、在静态非零对策中,参与对策的各个选手处于不同的“权力”地位上,形成一种层次结构
B、在静态非零对策中,参与对策的各个选手处于相同的“权力”地位上,形成一种递阶结构
C、在动态非零对策中,参与对策的各个选手处于相同的“权力”地位上,形成一种层次结构
D、在动态非零对策中,参与对策的各个选手处于不同的“权力”地位上,形成一种递阶结构
30、Motel6公司的目标市场聚焦于那些很注重价格的旅行者,能够以比竞争对手低的成本,为这些价格敏感性的客户来提供基本的、经济的服务。根据上述表述,Motel6公司采取的业务层竞争战略是( )。
A、集中差异化战略
B、集中成本领先战略
C、差异化战略
D、成本领先战略
31、能充分发挥各位专家的作用,集思广益,准确性高的方法是( )。
A、头脑风暴法
B、专家会议法
C、专家咨询法
D、名义群体法
32、个人与群体其他成员一起完成某种事情时,往往个人所付出的努力比单独时偏少,个人的活动积极性与效率下降的现象称之为( )。
A、最后通牒效应
B、社会惰化效应
C、霍布森选择效应
D、华盛顿合作规律
33、在离岸金融市场中,由政策引导诱导、推动,专门为非居民交易所创设,一方面便于金融管理当局对在岸业务、离岸业务分别加以监管,另一方面可以较为有效地阻挡国际金融市场对国内金融市场的冲击。该类型市场属于( )。
A、分离渗透型
B、避税港湾型
C、内外分离型
D、内外一体型
34、企业利用期货市场进行套期保值交易实际上是一种以规避现货交易风险为目的的风险投资行为,是结合现货交易的操作。以下选项中,关于套期保值的交易原则不正确的说法是( )。
A、商品种类不同原则
B、商品数量相等原则
C、交易方向相反原则
D、月份相同或相近原则
35、某企业两个月前收到一张期限6个月,金额为20000元的银行承兑汇票,现企业欲将该汇票出售给银行,已知贴现年利率为6%,则企业贴现后实际拿到的金额为( )元。
A、19200
B、18800
C、19600
D、20000
36、对于全面准确地把握通货紧缩的性质、机理,针对不同情况寻找不同的治理对策具有重要意义。按照不同标准,通货紧缩可以划分为不同的类型,主要有( )。
A、直接通货紧缩和间接通货紧缩
B、相对通货紧缩和绝对通货紧缩
C、局部通货紧缩和全面通货紧缩
D、宏观通货紧缩和微观通货紧缩
37、国际贸易领域的外部经济主要有三种类型,不包括以下的( )。
A、战略性产业对其他产业形成支撑的产业间经济外溢效应
B、基础性一般产业对其他产业形成互补的产业间的经济外溢效应
C、企业的技术创新知识随产品出口流向国外企业而产生的企业间经济外溢效应
D、垄断竞争部门的中间产品出口引起的其经济技术知识外溢到国外下游产业部门的产业内经济外溢效应
38、需求管理政策是以凯恩斯的总需求分析理论为基础指定的,是凯恩斯主义所重视的( )。
A、金融工具
B、政策工具
C、财政工具
D、货币工具
39、在牙买加协议的主要内容中,表述不正确的是( )。
A、协议作出了逐步使黄金退出国际货币的决定
B、扩大信贷额度,以增加对发展中国家的融资
C、IMF取消对各国货币汇率进行严格监管政策
D、牙买加协议正式确认了浮动汇率制的合法化
40、成本递增行业是这样一种行业,该行业产量增加所引起的生产要素需求的增加,会导致生产要素价格的上升,以下说法不正确的是( )。
A、只有价格高到可以弥补增加的投入成本时,行业才能生产更多的产出
B、“成本递增”的意思是长期平均成本曲线向上移动
C、“成本递增”的意思是指成本曲线的斜率是负的
D、成本递增行业的长期供给曲线是向上倾斜的
41、确定两种不同货币之间的比价,先要确定用哪个国家的货币作为标准。由于确定的标准不同,于是便产生了几种不同的外汇汇率标价方法,以下选项不属于其中的是( )。
A、纽约标价法
B、直接标价法
C、黄金标价法
D、应付标价法
42、知识库使基于知识的系统(或专家系统)具有智能性,基于知识的系统将应用领域的问题求解知识( )。
A、显式地表达
B、隐含地表达
C、编码在程序中
D、编码在数据库中
43、在计算机硬件的各个组成部分中,包含了运算器、控制器、存储器、输入和输出部件,其中实现计算机自身处置过程自动化的是( )。
A、控制器
B、存储器
C、运算器
D、输入部件
44、云服务器又叫云计算服务或云主机。云服务器使用了云计算技术,云服务器整合了数据中心三大核心要素,即( )。
A、通讯、信息与存储
B、处理、链接与存储
C、通信、数据与存储
D、计算、网络与存储
45、随着信息技术的快速发展,第五代移动通信技术简称“5G”即将到来,以下关于5G描述不正确的是( )。
A、5G的主要目标是让终端客户始终处于联网状态
B、5G网络意味着超快的数据传输速度
C、5G的基本要求与无线网络相同
D、5G网络的理论下行速度为10Gb/s
46、区块链技术(Blockchain technology,BT),也被称之为分布式账本技术,是一种互联网数据库技术,其特点是去中心化、公开透明,让每个人均可参与数据库记录。以下选项说法不正确的是( )。
A、区块(Block):记录一段时间内发生的交易和状态结果,是对当前账本状态的一次共识
B、匿名性(anonymity):由于节点之间的交换遵循固定的算法,其数据交互是无需信任的
C、交易(Transaction):一次操作,导致账本状态的一次改变,如添加一条记录
D、链(Chain):由一个个区块按照发生逻辑并联而成,是整个状态变化的日志记录
47、( )是从自然信源获取信息,并对之进行处理和识别的一门多学科交叉的现代科学与工程技术,它同计算机技术与通信一起被称为信息技术的三大支柱。
A、自动化技术
B、人工智能技术
C、传感技术
D、光导技术
48、大数据分析的基本方面中,由于非结构化数据的多样性带来了数据分析的新的挑战,我们需要一系列的工具去解析,提取,分析数据。需要被设计成能够从“文档”中智能提取信息的方法是( )。
A、挖掘算法
B、语法解析
C、语义引擎
D、数据提取
49、人机交互是指作为人与计算机之问使用某种对话语言,以一正交互方式,为完成确定任务的人与计算机之间的信息交换过程。以下不属于人机交互技术应用场景的是( )。
A、《钢铁侠2》里的托尼·斯塔克在自己实验室里用手在空中挥动便能操作电脑
B、医学院校的学生在虚拟实验室进行手术练习
C、银行利用客户刷卡、存取款和微信评论等数据,定期给客户发送针对性广告信息
D、使用苹果智能语音助手Siri搜寻手机备忘录
50、随着支付方式的不断革新,人们越来越习惯扫码支付,这里使用的支付码是( ),它是使用若干个与( )相对应的几何形体来表示文字数值信息。
A、一维码;二进制
B、二维码;二进制
C、一维码;六进制
D、二维码;六进制
51、今年2月,中共中央、国务院印发( ),指出巩固提升香港国际航空枢纽地位,进一步扩大大湾区的境内外航空网络,积极推动开展多式联运代码共享。
A、《粤港澳大湾区发展战略纲要》
B、《深化粤港澳合作推进大湾区建设框架协议》
C、《粤港澳大湾区发展规划纲要》
D、《深化粤港澳合作推进大湾区建设发展协议》
52、在2019年经济社会发展总体要求和政策取向上,要正确把握宏观政策取向,继续实施______财政政策和______ 货币政策,实施就业优先政策,加强政策协调配合,确保经济运行在合理区间,促进经济社会持续健康发展。
A、紧缩的;紧缩的
B、紧缩的;稳健的
C、积极的;扩张的
D、积极的;稳健的
53、2019年2月12日,来自NASA地球的卫星资料显示,( )的行动主导了地球变绿,其中,中国一个国家的植被增加量,更是占到了过去17年里全球植被总增加量的至少25%。
A、中国和澳大利亚
B、中国和印度
C、中国和美国
D、中国和巴西
54、博鳌亚洲论坛2019年年会于3月26日至3月29日在中国______举行,年会以“ ______”为主题,来自60个国家和地区的2000多名代表参会,凝心聚智,为推动亚洲和世界共同发展贡献“博鳌方案”。
A、海南;共同命运、共同行动、共同发展
B、海南;和衷共济共赢发展
C、北京;和衷共济共赢发展
D、北京;共同命运共同行动共同发展
55、2019年2月24日,北京大兴国际机场飞行校验工作圆满完成。北京大兴国际机场成为全国首个开航即具备Ⅲ类及______运行保障能力的机场。
A、平视显示器
B、大雾天气
C、雷雨天气
D、夜航
56、2018年12月8日中国在西昌卫星发射中心成功发射______探测器,开启了月球探测的新旅程,此次发射任务是长征系列运载火箭的第294次发射。
A、玉兔一号
B、玉兔二号
C、嫦娥三号
D、嫦娥四号
57、为贯彻全国教育大会精神,进一步办好新时代职业教育,落实《中华人民共和国职业教育法》,国务院日前印发了______,从2019年开始,在职业院校,应用型本科高校启动“ ______”制度试点工作。
A、《国家职业教育改革实施方案》;学历证书若干职业技能等级证书
B、《国家职业教育发展方案》;1X证书
C、《国家职业教育改革方案》;1X证书
D、《国家职业教育发展实施方案》;学历证书若干职业技能等级证书
58、2019年全国两会即______和______于2019年3月3日-15日在北京召开。会议议程包括审议政府工作报告;审查2018年国民经济和社会发展计划执行情况与2019年国民经济和社会发展计划草案的报告;审议全国人民代表大会常务委员会工作报告;审议最高人民法院工作报告;审议最高人民检察院工作报告等。
①中华人民共和国第十三届全国人民代表大会第一次会议
②中国人民政治协商会议第十三届全国委员会第一次会议
③中华人民共和国第十三届全国人民代表大会第二次会议
④中国人民政治协商会议第十三届全国委员会第二次会议
A、③④
B、②③
C、①④
D、①②
59、为深入实施中华优秀传统文化传承发展工程,加强非物质文化遗产区域性整体保护,文化和旅游部出台了______,以“遗产丰富、氛围浓厚、特色鲜明、民众受益”为目标,将非遗及其得以孕育、滋养的人文环境加以整体性保护,该办法于______起正式施行。
A、《国家级文化生态保护区管理办法》 2019年3月1日
B、《国家级文化生态保护区管理办法》 2018年12月10日
C、《国家级文化产业示范园区管理办法》 2018年12月10日
D、《国家级文化产业示范园区管理办法》 2019年3月1日
60、在《2019年政府工作报告》中指出,2018年国内生产总值增长 ,总量突破90万亿元。今年经济社会发展的主要预期目标是国内生产总值增长 。
A、6.5%;6%—7.0%
B、6.6%;6%—7.0%
C、6.6%;6%—6.5%
D、6.5%;6%—6.5%
61、填入括号处最恰当的词语是( )。
(1)身为一个有社会影响力的人,他做出这祥的举动实在是令人失望,其恶劣行径为大家所( )。
(2)按照之前约定的价格,这一万元钱算是购买你方公司服务的( ),项目开始后,我们会按照约定支付余下的三期款项。
A、不耻 定金
B、不齿 定金
C、不耻 订金
D、不齿 订金
62、所谓假数据,就像是互联网经济的“泡沫”。由于注册账号成本极低,粉丝们自发组织起小号,刷转发、刷好评,一门心思为偶像吹起虚拟的泡沫;而在公关和营销公司眼中,假数据是展示其营销“能力”的明证。然而,投资方、制片方到底有没有真被虚假数据蒙骗,还得打个问号。普通人都能觉察出来的猫儿腻,拥有专业数据分析团队的投资方岂会一无所知?何况,假数据泡沫也不难识别,只要简单分析转发内容就能分辨真假,揪出“僵尸号”的马脚。
这段文字主要想要说明的是( )。
A、假数据在互联网上流行恐怕并非是一方所为
B、不管数据真假,有数据就是偶像“能力”的证明
C、通过专业团队制造出来的假数据,谁都查不出来
D、假数据是互联网经济的泡沫,理应刺破剔除
63、下列句子中排序最连贯的一项是( )。
(1)这不是人类第一次焦虑。
(2)眼看着曾以为“人类专属”的一切慢慢被颠覆,人类似乎被逼到了墙角。
(3)当下,科学技术加速更新迭代,人工智能全面渗透人类生活、挑战人类技能。
(4)当“阿尔法狗”一举击败“人类最强大脑”,当AI主播以假乱真播报新闻······
(5)一个迫在眉睫的问题摆在面前:面对人工智能的强势来袭,我们要如何掌握主动?
(6)丛林时代,人类无论奔跑速度、负重能力,还是捕猎水平都处于下风,到了工业革命时代,人类更不可能跟自动化的机器进行体力竞争。
A、(2)(1)(6)(5)(3)(4)
B、(2)(4)(1)(5)(3)(6)
C、(3)(5)(1)(6)(2)(4)
D、(3)(4)(2)(5)(1)(6)
64、下列句子中没有语病的一项是( )。
A、战争前夕,物价飞涨,单单是他一个人的收入要养活一家四口人的生活,日益捉襟见肘。
B、这是一款彩釉杯子,造型独特,花纹精美,是不可多得的收藏珍品。
C、在会议之后,总经理又请了几个业务部门的核心员工参加了一次小会议。
D、这次台风造成了大面积的停电,道路崩坏,无法通行,政府出动了直升机,让被困在山中的游客及时得到了瓶装水、帐篷、面包和救灾物资。
65、下列句子中排序最连贯的一项是( )。
(1)尽管坏车遍地,运维人员却难觅踪影,这导致越来越多的废弃单车沦为城市垃圾,成为公共治理难题。
(2)背后的因素复杂多样,但企业不愿投入真金白银对单车进行管理维修是主要原因之一。
(3)通常是,很多共享单车因为无法扫码、部件损坏等原因而不能使用。
(4)城市里摆的共享单车倒是多,但是能骑的却越来越少了,这是目前各大城市共享单车用户的普遍感受。
(5)而更残酷的现实在于,共享单车企业几乎都陷入“变现焦虑”,面对外界指责,纷纷摆出一副无可奈何的样子。
(6)一度受到各方追捧的共享单车,为何如今被弃之如敞屣?
A、(6)(3)(4)(5)(1)(2)
B、(6)(4)(3)(2)(5)(1)
C、(4)(3)(1)(2)(5)(6)
D、(4)(1)(3)(2)(5)(6)
66、过去10年间,免费公交模式在国内得到了更大范围的推广。一些城市推出了特定线路的免费公交,将之发展为特色旅游线路;一些城市在特定时期实施公交免费乘坐政策。这都是“免费公交”概念的延伸和运用。其实,免费公交模式是否可行,必须根据具体情境判断。显然,动辄人口达数百万乃至上千万的大城市,免费公交会造成巨大的财政负担,其社会效益、环境效益,末必能够与投入相匹配。这也是目前实行免费公交的多在县城,而极少在大城市尝试的重要原因。
这段文字的主要意思是( )。
A、推广免费公交模式需要结合实际情况量力而行
B、免费公交模式利国利民,应该进行大力推广
C、免费公交虽然免费,实际加重了地方财政负担
D、公交免费模式适合小城市,不适合大城市
67、小明计划15天内折出1500个纸鹤,每天折100个,如此做了5天后,他越来越熟练,折纸鹤速度比原来快,那么,按照这个速度,他将提前( )天完成既定任务。
A、1
B、2
C、3
D、4
68、某公司周末包车组织员工团建,如果每辆车坐12个人则有5人上不了车,如果每辆车坐15个人,则有一辆车只坐2个人,该公司有( )名员工,包了( )辆车。
A、65;6
B、72;5
C、60;5
D、77;6
69、某市5A景区去年的营收额比今年少20%,预计明年的营收额比今年多30%,那么,明年预计的营收额比去年多( )。
A、62.5%
B、72.5%
C、80%
D、85%
70、某单位招聘了6名管培生,计划将他们分配到3个部门进行锻炼,每个部门分配2名管培生,同时挑选3名职工当他们的指导老师,每个部门分配1人,则不同的分配方案有( )种。
A、540
B、270
C、630
D、180
71、某工厂安排甲、乙、丙、丁四人值班,甲每隔5天去一次,乙每隔7天去一次,丙每隔9天去一次,丁每隔11天去一次。如果3月18日他们四个人一起值班的,那么下一次四个人一起值班的日期是( )。
A、7月16日
B、6月18日
C、7月18日
D、6月18日
72、超市有10箱苹果,每箱装的个数相同,现在从每只箱子里取出14个,那么,10只箱子里剩下的苹果数量相当于原来的3箱苹果。则原来每箱有( )个苹果。
A、30
B、25
C、20
D、15
73、有360斤沙子,如果用甲种袋子装,要若干袋子,如果用乙种袋子,则少用1个,且还有一个袋子剩下40斤未装满。已知,甲种袋子比乙种袋子少装20斤,那么,单独使用甲种袋子的话,需要( )个。
A、5
B、6
C、4
D、7
74、某公司计划将21公斤的普通包从北京寄到德国,有两家快递可供选择,快递a报价:首重运费260元,每续重0.5公斤增加运费60元,快递b报价:首重运费260元,每续重0.5公斤增加运费65元,燃油附加费10%,折扣为8折。为使得运费最低,应该选择( ),总运费为( )元。(注:首重是0.5公斤以内,超出0.5公斤以后是续重)
A、快递b,2574
B、快递b,2925
C、快递a,2720
D、快递a,2460
75、甲乙两车从AB两地同时出发相向而行,1个小时后,两车相距100公里,又过2个小时,两车又再次相距100公里,已知甲车比乙车每小时快10公里,那么,AB两地之间的距离是( )公里。
A、220
B、200
C、320
D、120
76、某大学新建了一个游泳池,已知泳池长50米,宽20米,高2.5米,现在要把游泳池的四壁和池底都贴上瓷砖,已知池底价格50元平方米,池壁价格是30元平方米,那么装修游泳池的价格是( )元。
A、60000
B、60500
C、50000
D、65000
77、在一次比赛的获奖学生名单中,有46人不是甲中学的,有18人不是乙中学的,但两所中学的学生共有52人。那么,获奖学生中有( )人是乙中学的。
A、40
B、35
C、26
D、19
78、老张购进一批电子产品,成本100元,定价150元。按照这个价格销售了七成后,他打算将余下的电子产品打折出售,售完后,所得利润是既定利润的64%。那么,余下商品打几折出售的?( )
A、7折
B、8折
C、6折
D、9折
79、实验室的桌子上有甲乙两个烧杯,装有同种溶质和相同容量的溶液,其中甲杯子里溶质和水的比例是2:5,乙杯子中溶质和水的比例是1:8,现在将甲乙两个杯子的溶液混在一起,那么,混合后的溶液中,溶质与水的比例是( )。
A、25:101
B、45:129
C、2:7
D、3:13
80、所有部门经理都参加了篮球俱乐部,甲、乙和丙都是部门经理,篮球俱乐部不接受25岁以下年龄的人参加。如果上述论断为真,则以下哪项一定为真?( )
(1)甲、乙和丙都不是25岁以下年龄的人
(2)所有部门经理都不是25岁以下的人
(3)有些篮球俱乐部成员不是部门经理
A、只有(2)
B、只有(2)和(3)
C、只有(1)
D、只有(1)和(2)
81、填入问号处最恰当的图形是( )。
82、甲公司采购的货车长度都大于30米,所有客车的长度都小于30米,且大多数车辆是在2010年前采购的;乙公司所有货车和客车都是2010年后采购的,且长度都小于30米。朝阳汽修厂的车间只对上述两家公司的车辆开放,且适用于长度小于30米的车辆。青年号是一辆货车,且正在维修车间维修。如果上述叙述为真,则可以推知以下哪项正确?( )
A、青年号是2010年后采购的
B、青年号属于甲公司
C、汽修车间只适用于长度小于30米的货车
D、汽修车间不维修其他公司的车辆
83、填入问号处最恰当的图形是( )。
84、填入问号处最恰当的图形是( )。
85、8、24、64、160、( )。
A、265
B、324
C、200
D、384
86、入冬以来,北方城市的雾霾开始肆虐。专家称,雾霾中含有有毒颗粒物,长期接触会导致眼睛干涩诱发炎症,所以,如果不采取措施改善空气质量,眼睛疾病的发病率会大幅增加。
以下哪项为真,最能支持专家的观点?( )
A、有调查显示,入冬患有眼疾的人有是65岁以上的老人
B、眼睛炎症的诱发原因有很多,比如入冬后沙尘增多
C、要改善空气质量需要每个人都爱护环境
D、有毒颗粒物接触到潮湿的眼膜会附着在上面,滋生细菌
87、经验表明,婴幼儿对未知事物的掌握熟悉速度是很快的。科学家对此很感兴趣。他们研究婴幼儿的学习模式。他们说:“事实证明,婴幼儿是人的一生中最有效率的学习阶段,他们是优秀的学习者,我们必须研究他们,以便能够设计出像他们那样优秀的机器人。”
如果以上论述为真,那么,可以推知,隐含在科学家们观点中的假设是( )。
A、研究婴幼儿的学习模式对开发机器人的性能大有帮助
B、即便是现有最好的机器人,也没有婴幼儿那样的学习效率
C、处于本能的探索与学习是最有效的学习方式
D、婴幼儿的大脑处于生长发育期,脑细胞非常活跃
88、8、10、12、12、0、( )。
A、15
B、4
C、-72
D、-2
89、5、15、27、41、57、75、( )。
A、85
B、95
C、105
D、115
90、有学生喜欢所有任课教师。如果该命题为真,则以下哪项不可能为真?( )
A、有学生不喜欢所有任课教师
B、所有学生都不喜欢某个任课教师
C、所有任课教师都有学生喜欢
D、有学生不喜欢某个任课教师
91、24.12、6.3、9.45、84.42、100.5、( )。
A、2.1
B、3.05
C、112.98
D、78.63
92、小明和同学聚会喝饮料,他们买了32瓶,喝光后老板告诉他们每3个空瓶可以换1瓶饮料,那么,接下来他们最多还能免费喝( )瓶。
A、13
B、14
C、12
D、15
93、填入问号处的数字应是( )。
A、33
B、29
C、19
D、17
94、已知甲银行向乙银行借入100万,乙银行向丙银行借入200万,丙银行向丁银行借入300万,丁银行向甲银行借入500万。现在它们四家银行要结清债务,那么,为使得钱周转次数最少,做法应该是( )。
A、只要乙给甲200万就够了
B、甲给乙100万,乙给丙200万,丙给丁300万,丁给甲500万
C、乙丙分别给甲100万,丁给甲200万
D、只要丁给甲700万就够了
95、2.5×6+1.25×9+854+259+25×23+12.5×19=( )。
A、2015.05
B、2236.45
C、1951.75
D、1854.25
96、有三个数字,两两相乘后的积是130、250、325,那么,这三个数的和是多少?( )
A、58
B、48
C、38
D、28
97、桌面上有5、6、7、8、9五个数字标签各一个,从中随机抽取出数字标签,组成没有重复的数字,并按照从小到大的顺序记录下来,那么,第205位数字是( )。
A、7865
B、879
C、987
D、9876
98、(5+6+7+······+45+46)×(6+7+8+······+46+47)-(5+6+7+······+46+47)×(6+7+8+······+45+46)=( )。
A、235
B、256
C、279
D、291
99、已知,b是a²的小数部分,则(b+2)³的值为( )。
A、10
B、12
C、16
D、18
100、在一条直线道路上栽了一行石柱,一共有30根,每两根之间的距离相等都是3米,现在要把间隔改为5米,那么,可以不用移动的有几根?( )
A、5
B、6
C、7
D、8
101、已知X是1至9数字中的一个,那么,下列数字中,可以被2、3、5整除的是( )。
A、XX0000
B、X0X0X0
C、X000XX
D、X0X00X
102、一条直线上依次有甲乙丙丁四个煤场,相邻两个煤场之间的距离都是3公里,目前,甲有煤100吨,乙有煤90吨,丙有煤12吨,丁没有煤。现在要将四个煤场的煤集中到一个煤场,已知1吨煤运输1公里的花费是10元,那么为使得运费最少,则应该把煤集中到哪个煤场?( )
A、乙
B、丙
C、甲
D、丁
103、某车间有职工16人,每两人一班,轮流执勤,每6个小时换一次。甲乙两人一起值班后,到下次两人再一起值班,最长需要( )天。
A、35
B、30
C、25
D、20
材料
初步核算,2017年全市第一产业实现增加284.9亿元,增长3.4%;第二产业实现增加值502.3亿元,增长5.1%;第三产业实现增加值443.1亿元,増长3.9%。规模以上工业单位增加值能耗(等价值)降低率为7.6%。
年末全市总人口320.4万人,市区人口68.1万人,占总人口21.3%。全年出生人口2.2万人,人口出生率为6.8%;全年死亡人口5.3万人,人口死亡率为16.7%。
全年新增城镇就业4.07万人(不含公主岭),全市城镇登记失业率控制在4.5%内(不含公主岭)。
全年全市一般公共预算全口径财政收入103.5亿元,比上年下降3.4%。其中,一般公共预算地方级财政收入56.6亿元,比上年下降10.7%。市区一般公共预算全口径财政收入62.8亿元,比上年增长4.9%,市区一般公共预算地方级财政收入30.1亿元,比上年增长3.2%。
全市一般公共预算财政支出303.8亿元,比上年增长16.3%。市区财政支出82.8亿元,比上年增长1.0%。在市区财政支出中:教育支出10.1亿元,下降11.3%;科学技术支出3682万元,增长77.4%;社会保障和就业支出23.4亿元,增长17.4%;医疗卫生与计划生育支出6.8亿元,增长24.0%;节能环保支出6.5亿元,增长24.9%;农林水支出6.8亿元,增长69.9%;住房保障支出2.6亿元,下降16.4%。
104、根据文中信息,以下描述中错误的一项是( )。
A、2016年全市地区生产总值同比减少39.4亿元,同比下降8个百分点
B、2013-2017年间,2013年的同比增速最快,2014年地区生产总值同比增长数额最大
C、2017年全市实现地区生产总值1230.3亿元,比上年增长4.2%
D、2013-2017年间,2015年地区生产总值最多,2013年的最少
105、根据资料,下列描述中正确的一项是( )。
A、2013-2017年间,第一产业的比重持续下降
B、2013-2017年间,2015年第二产业的比重最大
C、2017年,第一、二、三产业的结构比例为1:1.5:1.1
D、2013-2017年间,第三产业的比重持续增加
106、2017年,该市人均地区生产总值约是( )元。
A、42000
B、56000
C、38000
D、67000
107、2017年,该市人口自然增长率判断正确的一项是( )。
A、人口自然增长率为-9.9%,自然人口负增长
B、人口自然增长率为-9.9-%,自然人口负增长
C、人口自然增长率为9.9%,自然人口正增长
D、人口自然增长率为9.9%,自然人口正增长
108、2017年,该市科学技术支出在全市一般公共预算财政支出中的比重约是( )。
A、0.26%
B、0.38%
C、0.12%
D、0.44%
109、Julia could hardly ( ) her excitement when she was chosen to be the representative of the school.
A、include
B、involve
C、contain
D、comprise
110、Evidence obtained from observation and experiment is often used to ( ) a scientific theory.
A、confirm
B、conform
C、conceive
D、confine
111、Today is so cold, the temperature is 10 degrees ( ) zero.
A、under
B、below
C、beneath
D、underneath
112、Socioeconomic status primarily influences marriage timing, ( ) lifetime chances of marrying.
A、less than
B、rather than
C、more than
D、other than
113、( ) these studies confirm that university reputation can enhance students’ perception towards the university, there is a lack of understanding of how university brand is formed and how this influences students’ behavior towards the university?
A、Now that
B、Whether
C、As
D、While
114、A study estimated that over 50, 000, 000 tons of fresh produce is ( ) each year because they don’t meet supermarket and consumer standards.
A、taken away
B、thrown away
C、bargained away
D、frightened away
115、Infants’ recognition of their mothers’ voices proves that infants are ( ) learning.
A、capable of
B、afraid of
C、accustomed to
D、slow at
116、Reagan’s claim to historic character was based entirely on references to ( ) deeds performed in a purely mythic space.
A、imaginative
B、imaginary
C、imagining
D、imaginable
117、We may focus on finding ways to detect those cancers ( ) to random mutations in genes at early, curable stages.
A、retrieved
B、contributed
C、distributed
D、attributed
118、Plastic has helped advance innovation in our society,but our infatuation with single-use convenience has led to ( ) consequences.
A、impressive
B、unexpected
C、disastrous
D、desired
119、Microfinance businesses operate in many developing countries.They accept ( ) and provide small loans to people in the developing world.
A、deposits
B、advances
C、funds
D、overdrafts
120、Aspects of Jackson's personal life, including his changing appearance, personal relationships and behavior,( ) controversy.
A、attributed
B、committed
C、generated
D、unleashed
121、Currently,scientists depend mainly on cameras in the wild to ( ) animals.
A、keep in touch with
B、keep away from
C、keep track of
D、keep up with
122、More recently wages have begun to go up, but they haven't gone up ( ) inflation.
A、no less than
B、any less than
C、no more than
D、much more than
123、Culture may do more than mirror history,( ) its citizen's thinking and language.
A、even influencing
B、may even influence
C、it may even influence
D、that it may even influence
124、The periodic requirement for Congress to ( ) raising the debt ceiling has become a reliable piece of political theater.
A、vote against
B、vote for
C、vote on
D、vote in
125、( ) it didn't raise the debt ceiling and the US suddenly didn't have access to the money it needed to pay its bills?
A、How if
B、How come
C、What if
D、What for
126、The volume of the food purchased for home consumption fell by last year.The drop was not as great in terms of ( ),mainly due to the increase in the average price of these products.
A、fact
B、cost
C、value
D、volume
127、The health information system is a(n) ( )effort to collect,process,report and use health information and knowledge to influence policy-making,program action and research.
A、persistent
B、integrated
C、great
D、huge
128、The company recognizes many users are trying to find the right ( ) in life with technology.Sometimes they would like to break away from their devices to be able to spend time “on better things.”
A、balance
B、concern
C、direction
D、relationship
129、Tree nuts are dry fruits with one seed in which the ovary wall becomes hard ( ).
A、at ripeness
B、at maturity
C、at harvest
D、at large
130、Environmentalists have praised the automakers for taking major steps to limit harmful pollutants ( ) worldwide climate change.
A、linked to
B、based on
C、regarded as
D、mixed up
131、He’s convinced that researchers will come up with new artificial intelligence (AI) techniques that will make computers much ( ) than they are today.
A、quicker
B、smarter
C、quieter
D、wiser
132、This pattern is important because it ( ) the expectation that the college education beyond HS would yield health payoffs.
A、opposes
B、argues
C、objects
D、contradicts
133、These results confirm that the health benefits of fruits and vegetables are deeply ( ) the minds of consumers.
A、rooted in
B、familiar to
C、dependent on
D、concerned with
134、Whenever a patient leaves their doctor's office without a plan for addressing obesity,they remain ( ) for developing negative health outcomes like diabetes and hypertension.
A、at a loss
B、at risk
C、in relief
D、in disguise
135、In order to overcome various ( ) in this stepwise process,learning theory and understandings about information processing prove to be complementary.
A、blocks
B、hinders
C、obstacles
D、dilemma
136、Brazil is the largest soybean producer and the third maize producer in the world,contributing with and ,( ), of the global harvest of these crops in 2013、A、exclusively
B、incredibly
C、respectively
D、undoubtedly
137、The government has promised money to help farmers ( ) the trade war.
A、serve
B、survive
C、suffer
D、support
138、Fashion is a very important part in ecommerce which will ( ) about one third of the whole e-commerce.
A、account for
B、build up
C、estimate for
D、call upon
139、A lot of consumers are ( ) plant-based foods and incorporating nutritious exotic fruits in their daily food habits due to their wonderful flavor and myriad health benefits.
A、assisting
B、adopting
C、resisting
D、adapting
140、The EU's free trade agreement with Singapore will eliminate virtually all ( ) between the two sides within five years, according to the European Parliament.
A、tariffs
B、import duties
C、taxes
D、export duties
141、It is clear that children between the ages of 3 and 6 years already have negative attitudes towards fat and a ( ) for a thin body.
A、like
B、infection
C、reference
D、preference
142、Some transportation experts argue that U.S.lawmakers and the public may resist the self-driving technology if they believe self-driving cars will repeatedly make ( ) mistakes.
A、dead
B、dying
C、deadly
D、deathly
143、You may quote some words or sentences from others in your text,but don't forget to put all the ( ) references in your reference list.
A、text
B、borrowed
C、material
D、cited
144、David just got elevated to ( ) financial officer of the famous international company.
A、leading
B、principal
C、main
D、chief
145、5G technology is expected to connect self-driving cars and support new technologies ( ) virtual reality.
A、being involved
B、to involve
C、Involved
D、involving
146、We will ( ) the next project because of a lack of enough funds.
A、discontinue
B、suspend
C、halt
D、cease
147、Academics have claimed that a prototype robot ( ) to inspect and pick hard-to-harvest soft fruits is set to be unveiled in time for Brexit.
A、design
B、to design
C、designed
D、designing
148、The news agency is redesigning its news presentation in a way it says.It will make it easier for users to ( ) the news they are most interested in.
A、come up with
B、keep up with
C、make up with
D、put up with
149、Price can sometimes be a giveaway.Many deals on e-commerce websites offer ( ) specialized helmets for $50 when the real ones cost $200 to $250、A、counterfeit
B、handmade
C、artificial
D、original
150、When in doubt, donating cash is better.People who are looking to donate should be ( ) of whom they are donating to and should research any organization before donating to it.
A、cautious
B、reluctant
C、subjective
D、appreciative
151、Ironically, the administration’s tax cuts may have actually helped to increase the trade ( ) by juicing spending on overseas goods by consumers and companies.
A、deficit
B、surplus
C、balance
D、exchange
152、The CERN anniversary event celebrated how the creation of the World Wide Web launched a technological revolution that ( ) life in many ways.
A、improves
B、has improved
C、improved
D、had improved
153、What is the ( ) price of the beef?
A、modern
B、contemporary
C、current
D、present
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Passage 1
Governments and central banks like there to be “just enough” growth in an economy-not too much that could lead to inflation getting out of control, but not so little that there is stagnation.Their aim is the so-called “Goldilocks economy”-not too hot, but not too cold.
One of the main tools they have to control growth is raising or lowering interest rates.Lower interest rates encourage people or companies to spend money, rather than save.
But when interest rates are at almost zero, central banks need to adopt different tactics-such as pumping money directly into the financial system.
This process is known as quantitative easing, or QE.
The central bank buys assets, usually government bonds.It then uses this money to buy bonds from investors such as banks or pension funds.It can also push interest rates lower across the economy.This in turn should allow businesses to invest and consumers to spend more, giving a knock-on boost to the economy.
154、It can be inferred from the passage that higher interest rates ( ).
A、encourage people or companies to spend money
B、encourage people or companies to save money
C、lead to inflation getting out of control
D、prevent people from making more money
155、According to the passage, what tactic can the government use to control the economic development?( )
A、Raising or lowering interest rates.
B、Pumping money directly into the financial system.
C、Buying bonds from investors such as banks or pension funds
D、All of above
156、What is TRUE about QE according to the passage?( )
A、It represents qualitative easing.
B、It only means the tool that pumping money directly into the financial system.
C、It is the process to control the economic growth.
D、It is adopted when interest rates are at zero.
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Passage 2
YOU THINK YOU NEED SOMEONE SERIOUSLY SENIOR
And it’s true that seniority is far from a bad quality to look for in a mentor.People with more years and experience often have even more time to devote to helping.But peer mentors can be just even more effective in communications.They’ve likely had parallel experiences and can understand what you’re going through and share their own perspectives.Don’t discount how valuable that can be.
YOU’RE LOOKING TOO FAR AFIELD、There are potentially excellent mentors right in front of you, but you might not be seeing them.Maybe it’s because you’re thinking of a mentor as someone remote from you in age and experience, or maybe it’s because you haven’t considered talking about your career with someone who knows you personally.
But it’s possible you’ve got the right mentor for the right moment among your own friends and family.Someone who knows you outside of a work environment may actually be able to offer insights based on your personality and a broad perspective of your current life situation.Those things might escape a mentor who knows you less well.
YOU’RE ASKING FOR MORE THAN YOU NEED、I recently met with an award-winning designer who was applying for a higher position with her longtime employer.She mentioned she felt overwhelmed by the advice she was getting from a mentor.Curious but confused, I asked what kind of help she was asking for.Turns out she’d engaged the mentor to help her with something she didn’t need at all.Preparing answers to the most global interview questions-stuff like, “How would your best friend describe you?” I reminded her that the firm was already familiar with her and her work and to tighten her focus on that-both with her mentor and in her interview.
Life is made up of moments.When you’re seeking a mentor, think in terms of what you need for this moment.Write a short, focused list of goals for the ideal mentor-ship you need right now.For example, focus on exactly what should be in your portfolio, or how to frame your most significant accomplishments on a job interview.Your mentor should help you keep this focus and practice active listening by summarizing what you’re saying, asking questions, and not overriding or interrupting.
157、The underlined word “override” is closest in meaning to ( ).
A、overlook
B、overrule
C、argue
D、ingratiate
158、Why sometimes a senior mentor less favorable than a peer mentor? Choose the one that is NOT true.( )
A、Because peer mentors can better understand your situations.
B、Because peer mentors have more parallel experiences with you than senior mentors.
C、Because peer mentors have more time to devote to helping.
D、Because senior mentors may not communicate as effectively as peer mentors.
159、What is the problem with that award-winning designer?( )
A、She finds some difficulties in getting a senior mentor.
B、Her mentor too often interrupts in her conversations.
C、She and her mentor are not focused enough on her current concerns.
D、Her mentor is too familiar with her personal life situations.
160、What is the best possible title of the article?( )
A、Tips On Finding A Mentor That Suits You Best.
B、Peer Mentors Are Even More Favorable.
C、Where Can I Find My Mentors?
D、Three Reasons You Can’t Find A Good mentor.
161、What is the most possible profession of the author?( )
A、negotiation expert
B、psychologist
C、banker
D、teacher
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Passage 3
Concerns about greenhouse gases and pollution are driving an industry-wide change in the way cars are powered.Regulations on fuel economy and CO2 emissions are forcing carmakers to make engines more efficient.By 2025, 25% of cars sold will have electric engines, up from 5% today.But most of those will be hybrids, and 95% of cars will still rely on fossil fuels for at least part of their power.That means automakers will need to make internal combustion engines more efficient to comply with new standards.
The development of alternative power sources such as fuel cells will add to overall efficiency, but only if people can afford them.The Japanese government has set a target price of ¥2.2 million-around US $18,000-forfuel-cell vehicles by 2025.While they would still be a small niche in global sales, that target price would allow them to become competitive with popular hybrids.
162、According to the passage, what is the main reason for carmakers to make engines more efficient?( )
A、Internal combustion engines are not efficient enough.
B、The tightened regulations on fuel and greenhouse gas emission.
C、In the future, cars will use electric engines.
D、The greenhouse gases and pollution start to make people sick.
163、According to the passage, which of the following is INCORRECT?( )
A、Internal combustion engines are not efficient enough to meet the new standards.
B、It will be expensive if the engine is powered by fuel cells.
C、 of cars will still rely on fossil fuels by 2025、
D、The greenhouse gases and pollution will be reduced if we use hybrid engines.
164、From paragraph two, we can infer that ( ).
A、Although fuel-cell vehicles do not cover much market share, the price set by Japanese government makes them competitive.
B、The tightened regulations on fuel made fuel-cell vehicles cheaper.
C、In the future, cars that use electric engines will be more competitive with popular hybrids.
D、Japanese government is paying a lot to reduce the cost of fuel-cell vehicles.
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Passage 4
Speak up! Put yourself out there! American society generally places high value on being friendly and speaking freely.That can worry introverts.Introverts are people who tend to be more private and favor individual activities over social ones.Susan Cain, and introvert herself, is an expert on the subject.She has become the voice of these quiet people.
In her new book, “Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts.” Cain takes her hopeful message about introverts to teenagers.She says her goal is to help parents and teachers understand their introvert teens and develop their secret power.Introverted children are not necessarily shy.In fact, they can have excellent social skills.They just tend to enjoy being alone, doing quieter things or being with just one friend at a time.Cain says that is how introverts get their energy.
Their human “batteries” are actually weakened by loud, busy activities.“ If you imagine an introvert going to a party where they’re having a good time, at the end of two hours, you start to wish you were home in your pajamas because your battery is running low.”“Whereas for extroverts in the exact same situation, their batteries are getting recharged.So they want more time at the party.This has everything to do with how our brains are wired; how our nervous systems react to stimulation.”In other words, introverts have a low threshold for dopamine, so they are easily overwhelmed.In contrast, extroverts have a very high threshold so can keep going for longer.Cain says the idea that extroverts are more successful than introverts is widespread but wrong.” If you look around, you see introverts contributing to this culture in all kinds of ways, people like Bill Gates and J.K Rowling and Dr.Seuss-any number of people you could name who are introverts.” Cain says these people add much to society because of their quiet temperament.
But somehow this idea is not widely accepted.The author says American society pushes everyone to be gregarious even if it is not natural for them.Cain says there are more introverts than people think.“You’re talking about 1 in every 2 or 3 people.That’s in the U.S.But then there are other studies that look comparatively at the world and find that the U.S.is on the more extrovert side of the spectrum.So there are probably more introverts in other countries.” Cain spoke with hundreds of teens, parents and teachers to explore introversion among teens.One of her important findings is that introverts can be effective leaders.
In her book, Cain gives advice to parents and teachers.She tells parents that introverts usually want to come home at the end of the day and spend time alone.They need to recharge their batteries and they should not be pushed into after-school activities.For teachers, introverted students might not succeed in large study groups.“By their nature they prefer to learn independently and autonomously.They don’t want to be learning calculus in a group.They want to be putting their heads down, and thinking a problem through.” Cain says what she wants young readers to take away from her book is that being introverted is not something to outgrow.It is something to accept, develop and treasure.
165、What is mainly discussed in the passage?( )
A、The misunderstandings about introverts.
B、The influence of American society on introverts
C、The secret power of introverts
D、The difference between introverts and extroverts
166、What does Cain think of the difference between introverts and extroverts?( )
A、It is biological
B、It is ideological
C、It is statistical
D、It is psychological
167、What is the misunderstanding about introverts?( )
A、Introverts like to spend most of their time alone.
B、Introverts can learn to use their differences as a skill
C、Introverts are less successful than extroverts
D、Introverts have social skills but avoid social situations.
168、Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?( )
A、Introverts and extroverts enjoy completely different things
B、There are more introverts in America than other countries
C、Introverted children are usually shy and socially anxious
D、Introverts have the strengths that don’t come naturally to extroverts
169、What can be inferred from the last paragraph?( )
A、It is natural for introverts to avoid social situations
B、It usually takes a long time for introverts to accept themselves
C、Few introverts are willing to study in large group
D、Introverts are vulnerable for being more anxious in asocial context
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Passage 5
Over the past several years, one of the most important contributions psychology has made to the field of business has been in determining the key traits of acknowledged leaders.Psychological tests have been used to determine what characteristics are most commonly noted among successful leaders.This list of characteristics can be used for developmental purposes to help managers gain insight and develop their leadership skills.
The new leaders of tomorrow are visionary.They are both learners and teachers.Not only do they foresee paradigm changes in society, but they also have a strong sense of ethics and work to build integrity in their organizations.
Raymond Cattel, a pioneer in the field of personality assessment, developed the Leadership Potential equation in 1954.This equation, which was based on a study of military leaders, is used today to determine the traits which characterize an effective leader.The traits of an effective leader include the following:
Emotional stability: Good leaders must be able to tolerate frustration and stress.Overall, they must be well-adjusted and have the psychological maturity to deal with anything they are required to face.
Dominance: Leaders are often competitive, decisive and usually enjoy overcoming obstacles.Overall, they are assertive in their thinking style as well as their attitude in dealing with others.
Enthusiasm: Leaders are usually seen as active, expressive and energetic.They are often very optimistic and open to change.Overall, they are generally quick and alert and tend to be uninhibited.
Self-assurance: Self-confidence and resiliency are common traits among leaders.They tend to be free of guilt and have little or no need for approval.They are generally unaffected by prior mistakes or failures.
Charisma: People usually perceive leaders as larger than life.Charisma plays a large part in this perception.Leaders who have charisma are able to arouse strong emotions in their employees by defining a vision which unites and captivates them.
Leaders are rarely (if ever) born.Circumstances and persistence are major components in the developmental process of any leader,so if your goal is to become a leader, work on developing those areas of your personality that you feel are not up to par.For instance, if you have all of the basic traits but do not consider yourself very much of a people person, try taking classes or reading books on empathy.Just remember, anyone can do anything they set their mind to.
170、What is the target reader of the passage?( )
A、Student
B、Potential leader
C、President
D、General
171、What magazine column might the article be in?( )
A、Social
B、People
C、Holidays
D、Culture
172、What cannot be inferred from the article?( )
A、Leaders can be cultivated by environment and persistence.
B、If you own all of the traits of a leader, you can be one
C、Leaders are born rather than cultivated by environment
D、Charisma is the most important trait of a leader
173、What’s the tone of the author?( )
A、Pessimistic
B、Humorous
C、Critical
D、Encouraging
174、What’s the most suitable title for the article? ( )
A、Visionary
B、Leadership Potential Equation
C、The Development of Psychology
D、Being a Leader
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Passage 6
Research shows that burnout occurs when the demands people face on the job outstrip the resources they have to meet them.Certain types of demands are much more likely to tax people to the point of burnout, especially a heavy workload, intense pressure, and unclear or conflicting expectations.
A toxic interpersonal environment -whether it shows up as undermining, back-stabbing, incivility, or low trust-is a breeding ground for burnout because it requires so much emotional effort just to cope with the situation.
Role conflict, which occurs when the expectations of one role that’s important to you conflict with those of another, also increases risk of burnout.This might happen for example, when the demands of your job make it impossible to spend adequate time with your loved ones, or when the way you’re expected to act at work clashes with your sense of self.
175、The primary purpose of the passage is to( ).
A、explain the incentives for people’s burnout
B、present a concern about people’s burnout
C、make an example of overcoming the burnout
D、suggest several outcomes of the burnout
176、According to the passage, which of the following situation could stimulate people to the burnout?( )
A、High rust interpersonal environment
B、Too much workload with intense pressure and unclear or conflicting expectations
C、job that allows you to spend adequate time with your loved ones
D、Unstable working environments and markets
177、Which of the following could best explain the meaning of burnout?( )
A、Someone characterized by sadness, passiveness and reduced efficacy
B、Someone characterized by exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced efficacy
C、Someone characterized by sympathy, compassion and reduced efficacy
D、Someone characterized by guilty, self-denial and reduced efficacy
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Passage 7
Price can be defined narrowly as the amount of money charged for a product or service.Or it can be defined more broadly as the sum of the values that consumers exchange for the benefits of having and using the product or service.The pricing challenge is to find the price that will let the company make a fair profit by getting paid for the customer value it creates.
Despite the increased role of nonprice factors in the modern marketing process, price remains an important element in the marketing mix.It is the only marketing mix element that produces revenue; all other elements represent costs.Price is also one of the most flexible elements of the marketing mix.Unlike product features and channel commitments, price can be raised or lowered quickly.Even so, many companies are not good at handling pricing.Pricing problems often arise because managers are too quick to reduce prices, prices are too cost oriented rather than customer-value oriented, or prices are not consistent with the rest of the marketing mix.
178、According to the passage, price can be defined as ( ).
A、the amount of money charged for a product or service
B、the sum of the values that consumers exchange for the benefits
C、Both A and B、D、None of above
179、What does “marketing mix” mean?( )
A、It is the combination of marketing activities a company uses to promote a particular product or service
B、It is the combination of marketing activities a company uses to set the price and avoid risks.
C、All of above
D、None of above
180、What basic rules should you follow when handling the price?( )
A、Reduce the price quickly to win the market
B、The prices should be cost-oriented
C、Prices should be inconsistent with the rest of the marketing mix
D、None of above
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Passage 8
Lions, tigers and other mammals are staying awake at night to avoid human beings, a new study finds.Scientists have long known that human activity can lead to changes in nature.Many mammals may move around less or travel to distant places to avoid contact with people.By being awake at night, mammals can also be on guard against possible attackers and spend less time looking for food.The latest research found even activities like hiking and camping can frighten animals and cause them to become more active at night.
Kaitlyn Gaynor of the University of California, Berkeley led the study .She said, it suggests that animals might be playing it safe around people.We may think that we leave no trace when we're just hiking in the woods, but our mere presence can have lasting consequences.She and her team of researchers examined 76 other studies involving 62 species on six continents.Among the animals studied were lions in Tanzania, tigers in Nepal, and otters in Brazil.Researchers compared how much time those animals were active at night in areas of human activity, such as hunting, hiking and farming.The team found that, on average, human presence caused an increase of about 20 percent in night time activity, even in creatures that usually sleep at night.
Results were published in the journal Science.The findings are unusual because no one else has gathered all this information and looked at it in such detail, noted Ana Benitez Lopez of Radboud University in the Netherlands.She examined the research, but was not part of the study.Ecologist Marlee Tucker was surprised that any kind of human activity is enough for mammals to see people as a threat.It's a little bit scary, she said.Tucker works at the Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany.She was not part of the study.
Kaitlyn Gaynor said the change in hours will affect animals that have already had trouble in the darkness.But she said that the changes could also help other animals reduce conflict with people.Humans can do their thing during the day; wildlife can do their thing at night.Gaynor added, that way, people would be sharing the planet with many other species.
181、Why do animals stay awake at night? ( )
A、to travel to distant places
B、to avoid contact with people
C、to look for fooD、D、to guard against possible stacks
182、What question does the research address?( )
A、how human presence affect animal activity
B、whether animals follow human beings at night
C、whether animals hunt for food at night
D、how human beings should behave in the woods
183、What can we learn about the research finding?( )
A、they justify that many animals are endangereD、
B、they are expected to contribute to wildlife protection
C、they remain to be furthered investigateD、
D、they reveal an increase of in animals’ day time activity
184、What does Kaitlyn Gaynor think of the change in hours?( )
A、It is troublesome.
B、It is a little bit scary.
C、It is favorable.
D、It remains to be solved.
185、Where would this passage most probably appear? ( )
A、In a research paper.
B、In a daily newspaper.
C、In a tourist guide.
D、In a university catalog.
材料
Passage 9
Procrastination comes in many disguises.We might resolve to tackle a task, but find endless reasons to defer it.We might prioritize things we can readily tick off our to-do list-answering emails, say-while leaving the big, complex stuff untouched for another day.We can look and feel busy, while artfully avoiding the tasks that really matter.And when wo look at those rolling, long-untouched items at the bottom of our to-do list, we can't help but feel a little disappointed in ourselves.
The problem is our brains are programmed to procrastinate.In general, we all tend to struggle with tasks that promise future upside in return for efforts we take now.That's because it's easier for our brains to process concrete rather than abstract things, and the immediate hassle is very tangible compared with those unknowable, uncertain future benefits.So the short-term effort easily dominates the long-term upside in our minds an example of something that behavioral scientists call present bias.
186、According to the passage, what would people choose to do first on their to-do lists?( )
A、Tasks which seem the most interesting.
B、Tasks which look complicated.
C、Tasks which require minimal effort
D、Tasks which are the most urgent
187、Why would we feel disappointed when we look at our to-do list? ( )
A、Because we are too busy to finish tasks that really matter.
B、Because we pretend to be busy to avoid complex tasks.
C、Because we can't see the bottom of our to-do lists.
D、Because we can't help ourselves.
188、What can be inferred from the second paragraph?( )
A、Long term upside can't easily attract our brains to endure short-term efforts.
B、The growth of our brains can be disrupted by immediate hassles.
C、Our brains can't process abstract concepts bike future benefits.
D、Our brains are programmed to accept disappointment
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