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广东自考2017年10月00096外刊经贸知识选读真题及答案

2017年10月高等教育自学考试

《外刊经贸知识选读》试题

课程代码：00096

一、单项选择题

1.  Big corporations usually bring much needed business expertise and management skills to developing countries.（）

    A. experience        B. method           C. practice          D. knowledge

2. Because RMB is not fully convertible, it cannot be attacked by foreign speculators. （）

   A. available           B. exchangeable     C. probable          D. divisible

3. Large number of companies move their head offices to Dubai to seek lucrative investment opportunities（）

    A. good              B. further           C. profitable         D. luxury

4. The administration sent Congress its ambitious plan to revamp the transport infrastructure completely. （）

    A. repeat             B. recall             C. reconstruct       D. relocate

5. They lack the political clout to restore investor confidence or attract more foreign aid. （）

   A. cloud              B. method           C. influence         D. system

6. Budget cuts will wind up costing the state more money. （）

    A. blow wind          B. speed up         C. end up           D. use out

7. The economic underpinnings of private industry come from our reform and open policy. （）

    A. theories            B. critics            C. explanation       D. bases

8. The government plans to curtail economic growth to avoid speculative bubbles. （）

    A. retail              B. continue          C. cover            D. restrict

9. China's foreign trade has improved substantially since its reform and open policy. （）

   A. fast                B. confidently        C. excellently        D. considerably

10. The agreement on trade relations between China and Australia comes into force in July 2015. （）

     A. ends             B. arrives at         C. takes effect       D. calls off

11. The rural people in China are getting richer and aspire to improve their living standard. （）

     A. able to           B. long for          C. start up          D. cope with

12. The state-owned enterprises are no longer in the driver's seat of our foreign trade. （）

     A. relevant          B. impatient         C. excellent         D. dominant

13. The laggard domestic economy resulted from continual civil war in the tribal region. （）

     A. developed        B. developing       C. rich              D. slow

14. This occurred at the onset of U. S. financial crisis in 2008, deepening the recession. （）

     A. beginning         B. sunset            C. end              D. growth

15. Because of China's encouraging foreign investment, foreign investors are eligible to have extra tax preference. （）

     A. qualified         B. illegal            C. unable           D. forbidden

二、将下列中文词组译成英文

16．惩罚性关税：punitive import tariff

17．硬通货：hard currency

18．基础设施：infrastructure

19．国内生产总值(全称)：Gross Domestic Product

20．垄断：monopolize

21．反通货膨胀政策：deinflationary policies

22．兼并：merger/merge

23．经常项目：current account

24．流动资产：liquid assets

25．债务调整：debt restructuring

三、将下列英文单词或词组译成中文

26．import quotas：进口配额

27．trade deficit：贸易逆差

28．conglomerate：跨行业公司

29．exclusive contract：独家经销合同

30．foreign-exchange reserves：外汇储备

31．manufactured goods：制成品

32．stock exchange：证券交易所

33．Bank of International settlements：国际清算银行

34．market share：市场份额

35．means of production：生产资料

四、阅读文章并回答问题

Passage 1

To convince bottlers that the new products can match or exceed the sales of existing brands without heavy discounting or couponing, Coca-cola and PepsiCo will have to cut back on special promotion, then ply the bottlers with the resulting sales data. But their most useful tactic will be to offer the bottlers generous cooperative advertising deals on the new sodas, and extra money to promote the old ones. Bottlers may come in for a little arm-twisting as well.  "It is often very subtle," says an industry executive who prefers not to be named. "The Coca-cola representative will say 'That decision is not going to sit very well in Atlanta' or something like that."

36. What is the implication of"resulting" here?

37. It is the bottlers' decision.

38. It refers to something conflicting to the Coca-cola's top leaders' decision.

Income Gap: In fulfilling those hopes, however, Korea faces some potentially disruptive problems. Some are social. For all the progress, deep pockets of poverty exist throughout the country. In Seoul, glistening high-rise apartment houses jostle with warrens of slum housing; in remote rural communities people are still eking out subsistence livings. As a result, conspicuous consumption by a nouveau riche elite has become a real source of friction. In contrast to Japan, which has managed to spread its postwar wealth relatively evenly, Korea is beset by a widening income gap between rich and poor.

39. What is the usually meaning of the expression" a deep pocket" ?

40. What does"deep pockets" mean here?

41. The expression" deep pockets" is used here ironically, what does it indicate?

五、正误判断题

如果正确，请填写“T”，如果错误，请填写“F”。

Passage 1

East Europeans Fear Protectionism

With the collapse of the Comecon trading systems two years ago, the countries of Eastern Europe cut ties with one another and reoriented their trade to West European markets.

Helped by the lifting of many European Community and European Free Trade Association (EYFA) trade barriers, Eastern leaders had hoped that the signing of free trade agreements with the EC and EFTA earlier this year would further integrate their economies with the West.

But a spate of measures restricting imports from the East has raised concerns across the region that Western Europe has no intention of letting the East compete on an equal footing.

Western European measures:

In April, the EC imposed a ban on livestock, meat and dairy products from 18 eastern countries. The EC followed with antidumping duties and "voluntary" export restraints on certain steel products from Hungary and Poland. And just days after signing the EFTA free-trade agreement in early April, Austria introduced import quotas on chemicals, cement, agricultural machinery and steel from Eastern Europe. West Europeans claim that their eastern neighbors have an unfair advantage because of low wages, state subsidies and low environmental standards.

Although the EC and EFTA agreements are supposed to lift tariffs and trade barriers on most industrial goods over 10 years, most agricultural products are not included in the agreements. This is criticalfor Hungary, with its extensive farm sector.

42. The countries of Eastern Europe are welcomed by their western neighbors in foreign trade.（）

43. Antidumping duties are levied on goods sold abroad at a price below that charged in the domestic market.（）

44. The Eastern European countries have their competitive advantages in low wages.（）

45. Hungary will be further benefited from the EC and EFTA agreements.（）

46. Quotas and" voluntary" export restraints are non-tariff barriers.（）

Passage 2

Oil companies act to save refining margins

London, Jan. 27 (Reuter)- major oil companies flexed their muscles to salvage profit margins from oil refining this week, supporting oil product prices and depressing crude oil.

By limiting the amount of crude oil running through their refineries, oil companies are hoping to eat away at burgeoning (迅速增长的) stocks of unused heating fuel and at the same time boost demand and prices for crude oil.

A broker in London said that throughout reduction at European refineries was ultimately a bearish signal for all oil prices, products and crude.

"There may well be less output from refineries, but if demand is weak, that's still bearish for prices," he said.

Brokers cited tumbling gasoline prices in New York as another negative influence.

Traders on New York's futures trading pits sold gasoline futures heavily on news that New Jersey may not enforce the use of a new cleaner grade of gasoline in its sales at the pump.

State officials in New Jersey argued that they have almost attained their pollution targets and are unwilling to enforce expensive winter regulations controlling fuel quality.

"We feel we've done a lot to improve our air quality, if we're not in attainment, we're very close," said Amy Coilings of the New Jersey department of environment protection.

Traders said that if New Jersey does not enforce clean gasoline regulations, demand for the grade will fall.

47. To stimulate demand and prices for crude oil, oil companies try to reduce the amount of crude oil at their refineries and the stocks of unused heating fuel.（）

48. A bearish signal usually means price decreasing in the market.（）

49. The state officials are unwilling to control fuel quality because they don't have money.（）

50. The tumbling gasoline prices in New York have no affect on the oil prices in London.（）

51. Enforcing clean gasoline regulations will further improve the air quality in New Jersey.（）

六、翻译题

52.  It is no coincidence that government departments in the various emirates are welcoming bids from consultants that are new to the area. Easily lured away from the recession-hit West by the notion that the streets of Abu Dhabi and Dubai are paved with gold, these companies are tending to submit very low offers to gain a foothold in the area. While there undoubtedly is work about and the outlook for the UAE is bright, the ever increasing competition among consultants and contractors means that margins are being squeezed.  In the opinion of one major local consultant, the only way forward is to diversify: "Diversification into project management in the     oil and gas sector is the only way to secure continuity of work and revenues and keep international calibre consultants on the ground."

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