上海广达招聘英文试题.docx

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上海广达招聘英文试题

PartA:

SentenceCompletion

Thispartofthetesthas15incompletesentences.Beneatheachsentenceyouwillseefourwordsorphrases,markedA,B,C,andD.Youaretochoosethewordorphrasethatbestcompletesthesentence.Then,onyouranswersheet,findthenumberofthequestionandmarkyouranswer.

1.Yu-linandherbrothersgavetheirparentsabigpartyin______oftheir50thweddinganniversary..

A.care

B.favor

C.honor

D.charge

2.Thecommitteewent______theproposalsforasecondtime.

A.over

B.away

C.under

D.on

3.Thebookstoreonthecornerisknown______asthebestplacetobuyforeignmagazines.

A.upanddown

B.farandwide

C.nowandthen

D.overandover

4.Thecurrenteconomicrecessionisthreateningthe______ofmanypeopleinthecountry.

A.substance

B.maturity

C.qualifications

D.livelihoods

5.Afterdrivingforhourswithoutamap,wefinally______inasuburbofKaohsiung.

A.ranover

B.gotalong

C.woundup

D.droppedout

6.Thecaptainhadtrouble______thenarrowchannel.

A.navigating

B.generating

C.embarking

D.abridging

7.Sinceheturnedthirteen,Jerryhasbeenhavingloudargumentswithhisparents.Isthisjusttypicalteenage______

A.fantasy

B.mechanism

C.productivity

D.rebellion

8.Brucereadtwofilmscripts;hedidn’tenjoyone,acomedy,buthedidenjoy______,athriller.

A.other

B.another

C.theother

D.oneanother

9.Fannywon’tbepromotedtoahigherpositioninthecompany______moreeducation.

A.upon

B.without

C.beyond

D.throughout

10.Don’tyouwishthat–justonce–we______seeMichaelJordaninpersonandgethisautograph

A.oughtto

B.should

C.could

D.may

11.______thatsomethinglikethiswouldhappentome.

A.Ineverdidmywildestdreamsimaginein

B.Ididneverimagineinmywildestdreams

C.InmywildestdreamsdidIneverimagine

D.NeverinmywildestdreamsdidIimagine

12.Davidoftendrivescarelesslyandexceedsthespeedlimit,______heclaimshe’sneverhadanaccident.

A.yet

B.as

C.so

D.for

13.______in1965,thespacecraftMariner4tookphotographsandanalyzedtheatmosphereofMarsasitflewbytheredplanet.

A.Tolaunch

B.Launches

C.Launching

D.Launched

14.Thesuspectconfessedtothepolicethathe______thebankthepreviousnight.

A.wouldrob

B.hadrobbed

C.berobbing

D.hasrobbed

15.Ihopetodoas______swimmingthissummerasIdidlastyear.

A.alot

B.possible

C.much

D.manytimes

PartB:

Cloze

Thispartofthetesthastwopassages.Eachpassagecontainssevenoreightmissingwordsorphrases.Beneatheachpassage,youwillseesevenoreightitemswithfourchoices,markedA,B,C,andD.Youaretochoosethebestanswerforeachmissingwordorphraseinthetwopassages.Then,onyouranswersheet,findthenumberofthequestionandmarkyouranswer.

Questions16–22

Thedigitalageisdawning,andthat’sgoodnewsforAsiancompanies.Already,ahigh

（16）oftheworld’snewdigitalproducts,suchasDVDplayersanddigitalcameras,arebeingproducedthere,notonly（17）manufacturingcostsarelowertherethaninNorthAmericaandEurope,butalsobecauseAsiahasbecomeacenterfor（18）.Japanese

companies,ofcourse,havelongbeenadmiredfortheirabilitytodesign（19）.

manufactureconsumerproductsthatincorporatethelatesttechnologywhile（20）themost-desiredfunctions.NowotherAsiancountrieslikeKoreaandTaiwanare（21）.Withtheworldwidedemandfordigitalproductsgrowing（22）afuriouspace,thefuturelooksbrightfortheAsiancompaniesthatmakethem.

16.A.percentage

B.level

C.quality

D.influence

17.A.until

B.because

C.whenever

D.inthat

18.A.recreation

B.animation

C.innovation

D.organization

19.A.some

B.to

C.once

D.and

20.A.offering

B.offered

C.didoffer

D.wouldoffer

21.A.takingitsleave

B.pavingitsway

C.catchingitsbreath

D.followingitslead

22.A.on

B.up

C.at

D.in

Questions23–30

Inmodernhospitals,themostpopulartreatmentforbacterialinfectionisantibiotics.Whilethesemedicinesaregenerallyhighlyeffectivein（23）theinfection,oneproblemisthatoveraperiodoftimebacteriabegintomutate—changetheirstructure—inordertoresisttheantibiotics.（24）,asthehumanpopulationconsumesmoreantibiotics,theinfection-producing（25）becomestrongerandmoreresistanttothedrugs.

Anotherreasonfortheincreasedconsumptionofantibioticsisthatdoctorsoftenprescribethemtopatientstoo（26）.Bothdoctorsandpatientsprefertreatment

providingfastrelief,ratherthan（27）thebodytobattletheinfectionbyitself.（28）

unnecessaryprescriptionsarenottheonlysourceofantibiotics.Theyhavebeenincreasingly（29）onfarms,wherechickensandpigsarefrequentlyfedantibioticstocombatdisease.The（30）isthatwhenthegeneralpubliceatsthemeatproducts,theyconsumetheanimals’antibiotic-resistantbacteriaaswell.

23.A.digesting

B.fighting

C.wrapping

D.brushing

24.A.Consequently

B.Fortunately

C.Hopefully

D.Alternatively

25.A.problems

B.treatments

C.bacteria

D.antibiotics

26.A.richly

B.likely

C.calmly

D.freely

27.A.allowing

B.allows

C.allowed

D.allow

28.A.If

B.But

C.What

D.Whether

29.A.using

B.uses

C.used

D.touse

30.A.theory

B.victory

C.advice

D.result

PartC:

Reading

Inthispartofthetest,youwillreadseveralpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestions.YouaretochoosethebestanswerA,B,C,orD,toeachquestiononthebasisofwhatisstatedorimpliedinthepassage.Then,onyouranswersheet,findthenumberofthequestionandmarkyouranswer.

Questions31–32

31.Whichcountryproducedmoresteelin1998thanin1997

A.CountryH

B.CountryA

C.CountryF

D.CountryE

32.Whichtwocountriesproducedthemoststeelin1998

A.CountriesDandI

B.CountriesAandE

C.CountriesFandI

D.CountriesDandE

Questions33–35

Inanygroupofelderlypeople,itiscommontoseesomewomenwhoareunabletostandcompletelyupright.Theirbacksandheadsarebentforwardslightly,asiftheywerecarryingaheavyload.Thisisusuallyasignofaboneproblemthathasdevelopedoveranumberofyears,aproblemcalledosteoporosis.

Osteoporosisliterallymeansporousbones—bonesthatarefilledwithtinyholes.Ourbonesareinaconstantstateofchange,continuouslybrokendownandrebuiltthroughthebody’schemicalprocesses.Twokindsofcellsareimportantintheseprocesses:

osteoclastsandosteoblasts.Osteoclastsrenewtheoldbonebydissolvingorreabsorbingit;thisleavesanemptyspace.Osteoblaststhenfillthisemptyspacewithnewbone.

Whentherateofbonerenewaldoesn’tequaltherateofbreakdown,bonelossresults.Whenthebonelossbecomesadvanced,itiscalledosteoporosis.Thebonesdon’tactuallychangeshapewithosteoporosis;rather,theybecomeporous,andthereforearemorelikelytobreak.Oftenthefirstsignofosteoporosisisabonefracturefollowingaminorfalloraccident.

33.Whatisthemainsubjectofthearticle

A.Treatmentforosteoporosis

B.Exerciseandosteoporosis

C.Descriptionofosteoporosis

D.Preventionofosteoporosis

34.Whatcausesosteoporosis

A.Carryingheavyloads

B.Poorstandingposture

C.Toomanybrokenbones

D.Insufficientbonerenewal

35.Whathappensduringosteoporosis

A.Theboneschangeshape.

B.Thebonesbecomespongy.

C.Theosteoblastsfillthebonewithholes.

D.Theosteoclastsstopdissolvingthebone.

Questions36–38

MEMOTO:

ALLEMPLOYEES

RE:

NEWCOPYMACHINEDate:

March1,2000

Asyoumayhavealreadynoticed,thenewcopymachinehasarrived.Toavoidsomeoftheproblemswehadwiththeoldmachine,weareaskingemployeestoobservethefollowingrules:

Noticethatthenewmachinerequirestheuseofacopycard.Whenyouneedtomakeacopy,pleasegetyourcardfromyourdepartmentsecretary.Pleasedonotusecardsthatbelongtootherdepartments!

Toavoidhavingyourcardusedbysomeoneinanotherdepartment,pleasegivethecardbacktoyourdepartmentsecretarywhenyouarefinishedwithit.Remember,yourdepartmentwillbechargedforeachcopymadeonitscard.

Ifthereisaproblemwiththecopymachine（thetonerisgone,orthepaperjams）,pleasefixit;don’tjustleaveitforthenextperson.Ifitisaproblemyoucannotfix,pleasenotifyMs.ChanginAdministration,andshewillcallarepairman.

PersonalcopiescostNT$1each;youwillbechargedattheendofthemonth.Signthemupinthenotebook,andpleasebehonest!

Thankyouforyourcooperation.

JohnT.Lu

DirectorofAdministration

36.Wherewillthismessagebeplaced

A.Inanannualreport

B.Onabulletinboard

C.Atacopyshop

D.Inapersonnelfile

37.Whatshouldanemployeedoifhe/shecannotfixaproblemwiththecopymachine

A.Justleaveit.

B.CallDirectorLu.

C.CallMs.Chang.

D.Callarepairman.

38.Whatshouldemployeesdoiftheywanttomakepersonalcopies

A.Putcoinsintothecoinboxnexttothecopymachine.

B.NotifyMs.ChanginAdministration.

C.UsetheAdministrationDepartmentcard.

D.Recordtheirpersonalcopiesinanotebook.

Questions39–41

Overtime,cactiliterallyreshapedthemselvestofittheirenvironment,byincreasingtheirbulkandreducingthesurfaceareatheyexposetothesun.Cactistoppedbearingleaves;theycouldnolongeraffordtosupplybroad-surfacedappendageswithwater.Whenthecactidispensedwithfoliage,theirstemsandbranchestookovertheleaves’workofmanufacturingfood.Bydrawingenergyfromalmostconstantsunlightandmoisture