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模拟试题3

 PartI

  Writing

  (30minutes)

  Directions:

Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteacompositiononthetopic“StudyingAbroad”.Youshouldwriteatleast120wordsfollowingtheoutlinegivenbelowinChinese:

  1.近几年来越来越多的学生选择出国留学;

  2.出国留学的好处;

  3.你的看法。

  PartII

  ReadingComprehension(SkimmingandScanning)

  (15minutes)

  Directions:

Inthispart,youwillhave15minutestogooverthepassagequickly.

  Forquestions1-7,mark

  Y(forYES)ifthestatementagreeswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.

  N(forNO)ifthestatementcontradictstheinformationgiveninthepassage.

  NG(forNOTGIVEN)iftheinformationisnotgiveninthepassage.

  Forquestions8-10,completethesentenceswiththeinformationgiveninthepassage.

  TippingEtiquette

  Tippinghasbeenaroundforhundredsofyears.Atip,orgratuity,isdefinedasagiftofmoneygiventosomeoneforperformingaservice,overandabovethepaymentduefortheservice.Tipsarenotrequired,buttheyareexpectedbymanypeopleintheserviceindustry.Infact,manyU.S.waitersandwaitressesarepaidlessthantheminimumwage,astipsareexpectedtomakeuptheotherpartoftheirincome.Theamountsandpercentagessuggestedbelowshouldbeusedasageneralguidelineonly.Ifserviceispoor,giveasmallertipornoneatall.Ifserviceissuperior,feelfreetobemoregenerouswithyourgratuity.

  Infine-diningestablishments,thereareanumberofpeopletotip.Serversexpect15%—20%ofthepre-taxamountofthebill.Ifanumberofbottlesofwineareorderedduringthecourseofthemeal,theprevailingbeliefisthatthewinecostsshouldnotbefiguredintothefinaltip.Ofcourse,ifawinestewardwasinvolvedintheselectionandserving,heorsheshouldbetipped15%ofthewinebill.Awaiterorwaitressshouldbetakencareof,too,asthatpersoncanhelptomakeyourdiningexperienceafavorableone.Atwenty-dollartipisagoodplacetostartandwillhelptoestablisharelationshipbetweenthetwoofyou.Thiscanworkinyourfavorwhenthetimecomestoentertaintheimportantpeopleinyourlifeandcareer.Barmenshouldreceive15%ofthebarbill,givethecoatroomattendant$1.00percoat,andpassalong$1.00tothehotelparker.

  Tipsalsoneedtobegiventocertainpeopleinthetransportationindustry.Ifyoucheckyourluggageatthecurbsideneartheairport,tipyourskycap(机场搬运工)aminimumof$1.00perbag.Airportwheelchairpushersappreciateafewdollarsfortheirefforts.Taxidriversshouldbetipped15%ofthefare.Manycitiesaroundtheworldhaveestablishedarider’sbillofrights,whichtellsriderstheyhavetherighttoenjoy,forexample,airconditioningoncommand,aradio-freeride,smoke-freeair,andacleanseat.Ridersareencouragednottotipiftherightsarenotcompliedwith.

  Hairstylistsatbeautysalonsandbarbershopsshouldbetipped15%ofthebillandthosewhoshampooyourhairget$1.00to$2.00.Ifmorethanonepersonprovidesservices,forexampleonedoingcolorandanothercuttingyourhair,tipeachperson10%—15%oftheirportionofthebill.Manicurists(指甲美容师)shouldreceivenolessthan$1.00or15%ofthebill.

  Athotels,givethewaiter$5.00to$10.00forbringingyourluggagetoyourroom.Ifyouorderroomservice,tipsareusuallyincludedinthetabandrangefrom15%to18%ofthebill.Chambermaidsappreciate$2.00to$5.00eachdayfortakingcareofyourroom.Givethedoormanatleast$1.00forhelpingtocallataxi,andinterribleweather,givealittlemore.Notipisnecessaryforthedoormanwhotakescareofasimpletask,suchasdinnerreservationsorashuttlebusbooking.Formorecomplicatedservices,$10to$20isappropriate.

  Therearesomebasicguidelinesontippingetiquette:

  TimeYourTipping

  Sometimesthetippingcanbeareward,whilesometimesitcouldbeasubtlebribe.Ifyouareusingtheserviceofonepersonrepeatedlythroughoutyourtrip(say,adoorman)feelfreetotipallatonceattheendofyourstay.If,however,youwouldliketoensurespecialservicethroughoutyourstay(say,fromthedoorman),alargertipupfrontisagoodidea.

  KeepBillsHandyforTipping

  Keepseveralone-dollarbillshandyinanaccessiblepocket.Youdon’twanttobesearchingforthemwhenyou’retakingluggage.Keepthebillsneatlyfoldedingroupsofoneortwobills.

  Don’tAskforChange

  Accordingtotippingetiquette,itcreatesaveryawkwardsituationtoaskforchangefromthepersonyouaretipping.Ifforsomereasonyoudon’thaveatipready,it’sbettertoskipit,particularlyifyoucangetchangefromsomewhereelseandreturnwithyourtipatsomepointinthefuture.

  KnowYourTippingTendencies

  Beawareofyourownunconscioustippingtendencies.Studiesshowwomentendtotipmenmoregenerously(andmentipwomenbetter).Tippinggoesupuniversallywhentheweatherisgood,lowerwhenitisnot.Attractivewomenearnhighertips,asdoattentivemenwhodon’tmakemistakes.

  KnowtheTippingPolicy

  Increasingly,high-endhotelsareinstituting“notippingpolicies”thatincludegratuitiesinthepriceoftheroom.Some,particularlyresorts,arechargingadailyfeethatcoversallgratuities.However,ifyousignupforoutsideexcursionsortours(eventhosethatdon’tcostextra),chancesarethedriversand/orthetourguideswillexpecttips.Askaboutitwhenyoubook.

  BedandBreakfastTippingEtiquette

  Ingeneral,tippingetiquettedictatesthatbusinessownersarenotgiventips.MostB&Bsfallunderthatcategory,andindeed,mosthave“notippingpolicies”inplace.Ifyouareindoubt,askabouttheirtippingpolicywhenyoubookyourroom.(Ifthehousekeepingstaffisnotpartofthefamily,dotipthemasyouwouldinahotel.)

  Don’tfeelobligatedtogiveatipiftheservicegivenisbad.Ontheotherhand,considergivingalargertipforthosewhogooutoftheirwaytoprovidepersonalizedorstandoutservice.Althoughitisnotrequired,tippingetiquettesaysthatunlessserviceisseverelylackinginsomeway,dogiveatipofsomesort(oratleastasmileandathankyou).Tippingetiquettevariesworldwide.ThesetippingguidelinesarefortheUnitedStatesonly.Expectations(andtippingamounts)canvaryquiteabitfromcountrytocountry.Checkatravelguidefortheparticularcountryyouwillbevisitingforthepropertippingetiquette.Nowthatyouknowthesecretsbehindtippingetiquette,checktheHotelTippingGuideforwhomtotipatahotel(andhowmuchtotipthem).

  1.Tipsarenotonlyrequiredbutalsoexpectedbythepeopleintheserviceindustry.

  2.Ifpeopleorderanumberofbottlesofwineduringthecourseofthemeal,thefinaltipshouldexcludethewinecosts.

  3.Insomecities,taxidriversmustcomplywithriders’requirements,orthey’relikelynottogettips.

  4.Everypersonwhoprovidesservicesatbeautysalonsandbarbershopswillbetipped15%ofthebill.

  5.Athotels,theappreciatedtipis10%to20%ofthebillformorecomplicatedservices.

  6.Sometimestippingcanbeabribe.Ifyouwanttogetspecialservice,youcantipahead.

  7.Peopletendtogivemoretipswhentheweatherisgoodbecausepeopleareinabettermoodingoodweather.

  8.Now,moreandmorehigher-endhotelsareinstituting________inwhichtipsareincludedinthepriceoftheroom.

  9.Consider_____forthosewhoprovideyouwithpersonalizedorimpressiveservice.

  10.Beforeyougotoacountry,youcancheckatravelguidefor_____.

 PartIII

  ReadingComprehension(ReadinginDepth)

  (25minutes)

  ■SectionA

  Directions:

Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.

  Questions11to20arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

  PopulationsinWesterncountiesareaging.Butthis11isalsoemergingindevelopingcountriessuchasChina.Keepingpeoplehealthyastheyage12notonlyacountry’shealthservicesbutalsoitssocietyand13.

  Inastudy,researcherstrackedpeoplesuchasNaomiGlass,whowascleaningherhomeanddoingvolunteerwork.Accordingtothestudy,themore14,thelongerthelife.ThestudyappearsinTheJournaloftheAmericanMedicalAssociation.

  Researchersfromanumberofinstitutionstrackedabout300olderadultsbetweentheagesof70and82forseveralyears.Theresearchwas15bytheNationalInstituteonAgingunderToddManini.“Anytimeweuseenergy,it’s

  16fromthebodyascarbondioxide.”hesays.

  Dailychoresandexerciseare17.Theresearcherswantedtofindouthowmuchenergywasusedindailyexercise,suchasclimbingthestairs.“Wefoundthatoveraneight-yearperiod,olderadultsinthelow-activitygrouphadthreetimesgreaterriskofdeathwhen18toolderadultsinthehigh-activitygroup,”saidManini.

  NaomiGlassis19withthenews,andshesaid,“Ithinkit’sencouragingtopeopletoknowthattheycan20theirhealthormaybeimproveitbyjustdoingordinaryactivities.”

  A)releasedI)beneficial

  B)insufficientJ)trend

  C)motionK)consults

  D)coordinatedL)economy

  E)comparedM)reveal

  F)attachedN)contrasted

  G)maintainO)pleased

  H)affects

 ■SectionB

  Directions:

Thereare2passagesinthissection.Eachpassageisfollowedbysomequestionsorunfinishedsentences.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA),B),C)andD).Youshoulddecideonthebestchoic

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