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SectionII:

ReadingTest（50points,60minutes）

SectionIII:

WritingTest（25points,30minutes）

Thetotalmarksforthisexaminationare100points.Timeallowedforcompletingthisexaminationis2hours（120minutes）.

YOUMUSTWRITEALLYOURANSWERSONTHEANSWERSHEET.

SectionIListeningTest[25points]

Instructions:

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Thelisteningtestwilltakeapproximately30minutes.

ThereareTHREEpartstothetest.

Therewillbeapauseof30secondsbeforeeachparttoallowyoutolookatyourquestions.

Therewillbeapauseof30secondsaftereachparttoallowyoutothinkaboutyouranswers.

Pleaseclickheretodownloadthesoundfile.

Part1.Questions1-5arebasedonthispart.（5points）

Youaregoingtolistentoaconversationbetweenabusinessmanandareporter.Asyoulisten,completestatements1-5bychoosingthebestanswerfromA,B,CandD.WriteyouranswersontheAnswerSheet.

1.AccordingtotheOperationsManagerDavid,dyeingthe_______iswithintheirbusiness.

A.handlesofcoppercups

B.handlesofporcelainjars

C.casesformobilephones

D.outsideofglassbottles

2.Davidgetstotheofficeat_____mostdays.

A.8:

30

B.8:

50

C.9:

00

D.9:

3.ThefirstthingDaviddoeswhenhecomesinisto_____________ifthetechnicianshaven’tgotthere.

A.switchonhiscomputerandchecke-mails

B.switchonallthemachinesinthelaboratory

C.answercallsfromcustomersaskingaboutproduction

D.checkthecolor-matchingprocesswiththecolorist

4.TheCountryManagerusuallypopsintoDavid’sofficetotalkabout__________.

A.marketingstrategy

B.deliveryoforders

C.suppliesofpigments

D.designsofcolour-matching

5.David’sdailyroutineincludesallofthefollowingEXCEPT________.

A.checkingthepricesorsuppliesofpigments

B.checkingtheproductionorders

C.talkingaboutthemarketingstrategywiththepersonincharge

D.goingoutforlunchwithoneofhiscolleagues.

Part2.Questions6-15arebasedonthispart.（10points）

YouaregoingtolistentoamonologueaboutChinesecooking.Asyoulisten,decidewhetherstatements6-15aretrueorfalse.WriteTfor“true”andFfor“false”ontheAnswerSheet.

____6.ThespeakeristalkingaboutBeijingRestaurants.

____7.Accordingtothespeaker,thebesttimetoenjoy“RinsedMutton”isinthespring.

____8.ThemeathastocomefromsheepspeciallyselectedfromInnerMongolia.

____9.Only13%ofsheep’sfleshistenderenoughforrinsedmutton.

____10.Themeatthatcanbeusedmustbefresh,greasyandfat.

____11.Traditionally,agoodchefcouldcut8platesofmuttonanhour.

____12.Sesameoil,shrimpsauce,chilioil,soysauce,chivesandsoonaremixedupinabowandservedtoeachdiner.

____13.Youneedacopper“hotpot”forthecooking.

____14.Thepotisfilledtothebrimwithboilingwater.

____15.Thedinersneedtodiptheslicesofmeatintheboilingwaterforafewminutes.

Part3.Questions16-25arebasedonthispart.（10points）

YouaregoingtolistentoaconversationaboutaBritishteacher’sexperienceinahospital.Asyoulisten,completeasummarybyfillingineachblankwithonewordfromtheconversation.WriteyouranswersontheAnswerSheet.

Josiehadneverbeento（16）______unituntillastsummerwhenshefelloffherbikeandneededtohaveherarmstitched.

Shewasthereforsevenhoursintheenddueto（17）____________.Almosteveryoneofthemedicalmembersshesawmentionedtheiroverworkandlong（18）____.Therewasonlyonedoctor（19）________thatnight,andshehadbeenworkingfor（20）____hours.Alotofpeoplewerewaitingtobetreated;

however,mostofthemdidn’tseemtobereal（21）______.Thereweresomeseriouscases,ofcourse,andtheworstcaseofallwasayounggirlwhohadtakenadrug（22）_____.

Thedoctor（23）_____herwound,anursecleanedanddressedit,andthenJosiewassenttothe（24）_____foranX-ray.Shehadtowaitanotherhourandahalfbeforeshecouldbe（25）______bythedoctor.

ThisistheendoftheListeningTest.

SectionIIReadingTest[50points]

Part1.Questions26-30arebasedonPassage1.（10points）

Passage1

BankingonaBrand

Isaquietrevolutionunderwayinthenation’sshoppinghabits?

Arewegraduallyallowinganincreasinglyselectnumberoflargecompaniestotakecareofallourbasicrequirements?

Thesupermarketchainscertainlyhopeso.‘Peopledon’thavethetimetoshoparoundanymore.Ifthey’rehappywiththequalityofacompany’sservice,thenthey’relikelytobuyotherproducttypesfromthemaswell,’saysJimAustin,anindustryanalyst.

WiththemajorsupermarketbrandssuchasTesco,JSainsburyandAsdaalreadyofferingfinancialservices,creditcards,own-labelclothing,mobilephones,andcut-priceelectricalgoodsincludingcomputers,Austinfirmlybelievesthatthesupermarkets’diversificationissettocontinue.

‘TheUKretailfoodmarketissaturated,sotheironlyrealprospectofgrowthiseithertoenterforeignmarketsordiversifyintonewmarketsathome.’TescoandJSainsburyhavedoneboth.Havingalreadyboughtforeignsubsidiaries,bothlargesupermarketchainshavesetuptheirownbanksinordertooffercustomersfinancialservicessuchaspersonalloans,mortgagesandsavingsaccounts.

Together,thetwonewbankstookover￡2bnofcustomerdepositswithinthefirstyearoftrading.‘Theyarewiningbusinessbyusingalowercostbasetooffertheircustomersbetterinterestratesonsavingsthantraditionalbanks’,saysAustin.

However,therearequestionmarksoverlong-termprofitability.Thetraditionalproviderssaythereisboundtocomeapointwhenthenewbankswilleventuallywanttowidenmarginsandboostprofits.‘Whentheystarttoraiseprices,theymightcreatebadpublicity,whichcouldhurttheirbrand,’saysoneobserver.‘Howwillamajorsupermarketreact,forinstance,whenitisfacedwithhavingtorepossessaregularshopper’shome?

’

Shoppers,however,donotsharethesefear.Arecentsurveyof1,000peoplebybrandconsultantsCook&

Pearsonconcludesthatshopperswillcontinuetobuyawiderrangeofgoodsandservicesfromsupermarkets.Manypeoplesaidthattheywouldbepreparedtobuyasupermarketown-labelcarorevenahousefromasupermarket-brandedestateagent.Interestwasalsoshownincombiningafoodshoppingtripwithavisittoasupermarketdentist.

Loyaltyschemesareanotherincentiveforcustomers.‘Mostsupermarketsnowofferbonuspointswitheverypurchase.Thesepointsadduptofreeairmilesorcashdiscounts,soitreallypaystostayloyaltothebrandinallitsdiversifiedforms,’saysAustin.

Questions26-30:

Completethefollowingtableaccordingtothepassage.EntertwoorthreewordsforeachblankandwriteyouranswersontheAnswerSheet.

Whoarementionedinthepassage?

Whatdotheydorespectively?

（26）____________,twolargesupermarketchains,

setup（27）________________inordertoofferfinancialservices

JimAustin,anindustryanalyst,

statesthatsupermarkets’diversificationissettocontinue.

Cook&

Pearson,（28）____________,

（29）_______________________concludingthatshopperswillcontinuetobuyawiderrangeofgoodsandservicesfromsupermarkets.

Manysupermarkets

encourage（30）_____________________byofferingbonuspointswitheverypurchase.

Part2.Questions31-35arebasedonPassage2.（10points）

Passage2

Newjob.Newemployer.Andnewheadacheswhenstaffersresistyournewapproaches.

MoreAmericanswillsoonconfrontthischallengeasthejobmarketrebounds.Howcanyouchampionenoughchangetojustifyyourhiring--withoutrockingtheboatsomuchthatyouendangeryourlatestjob?

Failuretostriketherightbalanceoftenderailsnewcomers."

Theypushtoohard,toofastanddoitinanondiplomaticway,"

saysBenDattner,aNewYorkindustrialpsychologist.Yetfewcorporateorientationprogramshelprecruits"

workthroughwhat'

sthebestapproachtogetuptospeedinthenewjob."

It'

suptoyoutomanageyourearlydayswell,navigateadifferentbusinesscultureandwinsupportforyourgameplan.Forstarters,makesureyouunderstandwhatkindofworkplaceyoujoined.Atroubledenterpriseismorelikelytowelcomeradicalfixesthanasuccessfulone.

GordonBethunefiredseverallieutenantsweeksafterailingContinentalAirlinesbroughthimaboardtobepresidentinearly1994.Hetookmoresweepingsteps--suchasacompany-widesmokingban,repaintingeveryplaneandstaffbonusesforpunctualflights--oncehebecameitstenthCEOin10yearsthatfall.Workers"

werelookingforchangeandnotthesameolddealfromthesameolddeck,"

explainsMr.Bethune,nowthelongest-servingchiefexecutiveofamajorairline.

Freshlyhiredexecutivesincreasinglyturntoanoutside"

onboarding"

coach.Suchservicescanbecostly.ThecoachingdivisionofrecruitersKorn/FerryInternationaltypicallychargesacompanyabout$10,000tocounselanewcomerforsixweeks.

Makeapitchduringthecourtshipforyourpotentialemployertocoversomeassimilationcoaching.Describeitasevidenceofyourcommitmenttogetupandrunningfast,recommendsMartiSmye,thedivision'

spresident.

Alternatively,payfortheadviceyourself.JudiGlovacoughedup$500forfourassimilationsessionswithexecutivecoachPaulaRobbduringherfirstmonthlastsummerasapublic-affairsdirectorofRochePharmaceuticalsinNutley,N.J."

ItgavemetheconfidencetofeelIatleast