自考外刊經(jīng)貿(mào)知識(shí)選讀試題_全國(guó)2009年4月自考試卷

全國(guó)2009年4月自學(xué)考試外刊經(jīng)貿(mào)知識(shí)選讀試題

課程代碼：00096
請(qǐng)將答案填在答題紙相應(yīng)的位置上
一、單項(xiàng)選擇題（本大題共15小題，每小題2分，共30分）
在每小題列出的四個(gè)備選項(xiàng)中只有一個(gè)可以替代句中劃線的單詞或詞組，請(qǐng)將其代碼填寫(xiě)在答題紙相應(yīng)的位置上。錯(cuò)選、多選或未選均無(wú)分。
1. While exports are reasonably robust, domestic consumption remains moribund —a sign of the country’s common anxiety about the future. 
A. stagnant   B. moving
C. dynamic   D. motivated
2. If that happens, the backlash from Mr. Obama’s supporters could be fearful. 
A. support  B. backing
C. deduction  D. opposition
3. The concept that we can turn this around right now is patently ridiculous. 
A. patiently  B. rightly
C. pervasively  D. obviously
4. To move the Japanese government, Washington must move an entire nation. 
A. remove  B. touch
C. influence  D. change 
5. Even during buoyant economic growth, unemployment remains as high as 10%. 
A. slow  B. vigorous
C. floating  D. slackening
6. The consumers welcomed the slash in meat prices. 
A. remarkable drop  B. obvious division
C. vigorous growth  D. apparent rise
7. In 1991, for the second year in a row, the economies of lowincome and middle-income countries virtually stagnated. 
A. repeatedly  B. successively
C. respectively  D. successfully
8. A number of economics and political blogs have recently caught onto the political futures market craze, particularly focusing on Intrade (the popular site where people can bet on, among other things, the presidential elections). 
A. indefinite time  B. near future
C. prospective time  D. commodities transacted at a future date
9. Small manufacturers serving niche markets and wealthy customers are proving recessionproof. 
A. mainstream markets  B. large-scale markets
C. targetable markets  D. current markets
10. You can also segment your targets by size of business based on number of employees or total sales. 
A. divide  B. seek
C. shoot  D. narrow
11. Falling sales in Thailand were offset by good returns in other markets. 
A. influenced   B. balanced
C. offended   D. bargained
12. The new trade agreement has facilitated economic growth. 
A. made easier  B. made slower
C. made more difficult  D. made more complicated
13. It is an area in which ABC Company reigns supreme. 
A. rapidest  B. most famous
C. highest in rank or position  D. deepest
14. Speculators profited handsomely since the price fluctuated from the 1990s. 
A. was stable   B. was flexible
C. was volatile   D. was regular
15. The property will be sold to pay off their creditors. 
A. owners  B. borrowers
C. loaners  D. believers
二、將下列英語(yǔ)單詞或詞組譯成中文（本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分）
16. vested interests
17. wholesaler 　
18. a hermit nation
19. buzzword
20. insolvency
21. take title
22. market regulation
23. public tender
24. countervailing duty
25. consortium
三、將下列漢語(yǔ)詞組譯成英文（本大題共10小題，每小題1分，共10分）
26．反通脹政策
27．貿(mào)易制裁
28．產(chǎn)地證明書(shū)
29. 市場(chǎng)動(dòng)力
30. 轉(zhuǎn)讓人　
31. 現(xiàn)貨市場(chǎng)　
32. 經(jīng)常項(xiàng)目
33. 收盤(pán)價(jià)　
34．出口配額制
35．服務(wù)貿(mào)易
四、簡(jiǎn)答題（本大題共 6小題，每小題 3分，共 18分）
Passage 1
For South Korea as a whole, that seems as much a prophecy as an ambition. Like Japan in the 1960s, the country is poised for an assault on the world’s export markets. Its surging $81 billion economy is churning out a flood of increasingly sophisticated products, from shoes, toys and telephones to video recorders and microprocessors. Korea’s mighty conglomerates dominate Middle East construction, and they command key shares of the world’s shipbuilding, textile and steel industries. Their affiliates, joint ventures and subsidiaries girdle the globe, stretching from Australia, Indonesia and India to Norway, Spain and Gabon, Hyundai and Daewoo, with annual sales of $10 billion and $6 billion respectively, are pushing into the U.S auto market, riveting the attention of American and Japanese manufacturers. Another colossus, the $9 billion Samsung, has started marketing a “supertech” 256K computer chip-encouraging some Koreans to speak confidently of the day when they will become the world’s second largest manufacturer of basic electronic components, outstripping America and running just behind Japan.
36. Please rewrite the first sentence of the passage in plainer words, having the central ideas clarified.
37. Is the clause introduced by the underlined “when” an adverbial clause or an attributive one?
38. What’s the meaning of the underlined word “outstripping” in the last sentence?
Passage 2
Computerized data storage and electronic mail were to have heralded the paperless office. But, contrary to expectations, paper consumption throughout the world shows no sign of abating. In fact, consumption, especially of printing and writing papers, continues to increase. World demand for paper and board is now expected to grow faster than the general economic growth in the next 15 years. Strong demand will be underpinned by the growing industrialization of South-East Asia, the reemergence of paper packaging, greater use of facsimile machines and photocopies, and the popularity of direct-mail advertising. It is possible that by 2007, world paper and board demand will reach 455 million tons, compared with 241 million tons in 1991.
The pulp and paper industry has not been badly affected by the electronic technologies that promised a paperless society. But what has radically altered the industry’s structure is pressure from another front-a more environmentally conscious society driving an irreversible move towards cleaner industrial production. The environmental consequences of antiquated pulp mill practices and technologies had marked this industry as one in need of reform. Graphic descriptions of deformed fish and thinning populations, particularly in the Baltic Sea where old pulp mills had discharged untreated effluent for 100 years, have disturbed the international community.
Until the 1950s, it was common for pulp mills and other industries to discharge untreated effluent into rivers and seas. The environmental effects were at the time either not understood, or regarded as an acceptable cost of economic prosperity in an increasingly import-oriented world economy. But greater environmental awareness has spurred a fundamental change in attitude in the community, in movement and in industry itself.
Since the early 1980s, most of the world-scale pulp mills in the Scandinavia and North America have modernized their operations, outlaying substantial amounts to improve production methods. Changes in mill design and processes have been aimed at minimizing the environmental effects of effluent discharge while at the same time producing pulp with the whiteness and strength demanded by the international market. The environmental impetus is taking this industry even further, with the focus now on developing processes that may even eliminate waste-water discharges. But the ghost of the old mills continues face a flood of environment-related legislation. In Germany, companies are now being held responsible for the waste they create.
39. What has the pulp and paper industry been greatly affected by these days?
40. In the past, what was the probable price that the environmental effects of pulp mill practices had to pay?
41. Why have some paper mills recently modernized their mill design?
五、正誤判斷題。（本大題共 1