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翻译硕士上外试题

《汉语写作与百科知识》

2014:

题型:

一、15个填空,共30分

1、(这个字写得有点急,自己也看不清了)

2、五个联合国常任理事国

3、鲁迅对《史记》的评价

4、六大古都

5、60耳顺70古稀80耄耋

6、生旦净末丑

7、儒家代表人:

孔孟道家代表人:

老子,荀子

8、唐小说:

传奇

9、德先生和赛先生是谁

(貌似少抄了一个,大家可以和其他人分享的结合着看)

二、5个成语,共40分。

要求写出出处、解释、造句(看到题目后真心感觉开心,毕竟造句咱们都不陌生,虽然和往年的真题大相径庭)

完璧归赵

汗牛充栋

卧薪尝胆

防微杜渐

防民之口甚于防川

(个人感觉还是挺常见的一些重要成语,如果把成语词典看看的话应该没什么问题,不过出处嘛,实在是太复杂,个人记得时候没有太下功夫,就是想着牺牲这一块。

不过看的多了还是能猜出个差不多的)

三、大作文(很惊吓,竟然一改往日的风格,没有出现感谢信什么的,挺好!

《鲁迅的文章刺痛了谁的神经》的读后感。

这篇文章写得真是太好了,非常犀利而且句子和经典,个人感觉读起来很合乎口味。

所以读后感也就写的热血沸腾!

2011:

(1)选择题

1.能表演“掌上舞”是古代哪位美女?

(几个选项是:

貂蝉,西施,赵飞燕,杨玉环)

2.《史记》中“世家”是给什么人做的传?

(帝王,王侯,将士,还有一个忘了。

3.“孔雀东南飞”和___并称诗歌史上的“双壁:

4.“菊月”是指哪一个月?

5.“红肥绿瘦”是指什么季节?

6.“司空见惯”中“司空”是指?

A唐朝的一位诗人B唐朝的一位高僧C一个官职

7.下面哪一个是武松所为?

A倒拔垂杨柳B汴京城卖刀C醉打蒋门神

8.“名花解语”是指什么?

9.“程门立雪”是为了什么?

A拜访B请罪C道谢D拜别

10.一知半解又爱炫耀的人我们通常用什么词语形容?

A半截剑B半段枪C半面D半瓶醋

11.“七月流火”形容的是?

A炎炎夏日B夏去秋来C春去秋来D秋去冬来

12.“汗流浃背”是为了什么?

13.京剧中,性格活泼的青年女性是?

A青衣B花旦C彩旦

14.“杨柳”是?

A一种植物B两种植物C与植物无关

15“成也萧何败萧何”指的是哪位历史人物?

(二)成语解释

精卫填海来龙去脉初出茅庐韬光养晦斯芬克之谜

二.应用文写作

材料内容就是某中日交流中心的秘书(日本人)在虹桥机场中青旅上海分社想改机票上的姓名(旅社弄错了),却受到工作人员的冷遇甚至冷眼相向。

要以中青旅上海分社总经理室的名义写一封道歉信。

三.大作文

材料:

国考今天人数攀升,相比了2003年涨了十几倍。

以此为材料写一篇议论文。

800字。

.

总分150(选择题30分,词语解释35分。

后面作文分数分配不太记得了。

2011年:

英语翻译基础:

翻译英语基础:

第一大题:

完型,无选项,无首字母,15空,2分一个,讲得大概是人类祖先并非起源于非洲,而是可能从亚洲迁移而来的.

Evolution

IntoAfrica–thehumanancestorsfromAsia

ThehumanfamilytreemaynothavetakenrootinAfricaafterall,claimscientists,afterfindingthatitsancestorsmayhavetravelledfromAsia.

ByRichardAlleyne,ScienceCorrespondent7:

00PMBST27Oct2010

WhileitiswidelyacceptedthatmanevolvedinAfrica,infactitsimmediatepredecessorsmayhave1colonisedthecontinentafterdevelopingelsewhere,thestudysays.

Theclaimsaremadeafterateam2unearthedthefossilsofanthropoids–theprimategroupthatincludeshumans,apesandmonkeys–inLibya'sDurAt-Talah.

Paleontologistsfoundthat3amongstthe39millionyearoldfossilstherewerethreedistinctfamiliesofanthropoidprimates,allofwhomlivedinthe4areaatapproximatelythesametime.

FeworanyanthropoidsareknowntohaveexistedinAfricaduringthis5period,knownastheEoceneepoch.

ThiscouldeithersuggestahugegapinAfrica'sfossilrecord–6unlikely,saythescientists,giventheamountofarchaeologicalworkundertakeninthearea–7orthatthespecies"colonised"Africafromanothercontinentatthistime.

Astheevolutionintothreespecieswouldhave8takenextremelengthsoftime,combinedwiththelackoffossilrecordsinAfrica,theteamconcludesthatAsiawasthemostlikely9origin.

WritinginthejournalNature,theexpertssaidtheybelievedmigrationfromAsiatobethemost10plausibletheory.

ChristopherBeard,oftheCarnegieMuseumofNaturalHistoryinPittsburgh,said:

"11Ifourideasarecorrect,thisearlycolonisationofAfricabyanthropoidswasatruly12pivotalevent—oneofthekeypointsinourevolutionaryhistory.

"Atthetime,Africawasanislandcontinent;whenthese13anthropoidsappeared,therewasnothingonthatislandthatcouldcompetewiththem.

"Itledtoaperiodofflourishingevolutionarydivergenceamongstanthropoids,andoneofthoselineages14resultedinhumans.

"IfourearlyanthropoidancestorshadnotsucceededinmigratingfromAsiatoAfrica,wesimply15wouldn'texist."

Headded:

"ThisextraordinarynewfossilsiteinLibyashowsusthatinthemiddleEocene,39millionyearsago,therewasasurprisingdiversityofanthropoidslivinginAfrica,whereasfewifanyanthropoidsareknownfromAfricabeforethistime.

"ThissuddenappearanceofsuchdiversitysuggeststhattheseanthropoidsprobablycolonisedAfricafromsomewhereelse.

"WithoutearlierfossilevidenceinAfrica,we'recurrentlylookingtoAsiaastheplacewheretheseanimalsfirstevolved."

第二大题:

阅读。

选自nytimes,就几千字一篇,讲之前在WallStreet工作的Mr.Murray患了braincancer后,写了本书,有五个decisions要readers遵循,然后就是回答问题:

原文:

Therearenoone-handedpush-upsorheadstandsontheyoga

matforGordonMurrayanymore.

Nomoreplayingbridge,either—hejokinglyaccuseshisbrainsurgeonofrobbinghimofthegraymatterthatcontainedallthebiddingstrategy.

ButwhenMr.Murray,aformerbondsalesmanforGoldmanSachs

whorosetothemanagingdirectorlevelatbothLehmanBrothers

andCreditSuisseFirstBoston,decidedtoceasealltreatmentfivemonthsagoforhisglioblastoma,atypeofbraincancer,hisfirstimpulsewasnottomournwhathecouldn’tdoanymoreortobuyanislandortomovetoParis.Instead,hehunkereddowninhistinyhomeofficehereandchanneledwhateverremainingenergyhecouldmusterintoaslimpaperback.It’scalled“TheInvestmentAnswer,”andhewroteitwithhisfriendandfinancialadviser

DanielGoldietoexplaininvestinginahandfulofsimplesteps.

Whyabook?

Andwhythissubject?

Nineyearsago,afterretiringfrom25yearsofpushingbonds

onpensionandmutualfund

managerstryingtobeatthemarketaveragesoverlongperiodsoftime,Mr.Murrayhadanepiphanyaboutthefutilityofhisformercustomers’pursuits.

HeeventuallywenttoworkasaconsultantforDimensionalFundAdvisors,amutualfundcompanythatrailsagainstactivemoneymanagement.Sowhenhisdeathsentencearrived,Mr.Murrayknewhehadtoworkquicklyandresolvedtogetthewordouttoasmanyeverydayinvestorsashecould.

“Thisisoneofthetruebenefitsofhavingabraintumor,”Mr.Murraysaid,laughing.“Everyonewantstohearwhatyouhavetosay.”

HeandMr.Goldiehavemanagedtobeattheclock,finishingandprintingthebookthemselveswhileMr.Murrayisstillalive.Itisplentyusefulforanyonewhoisn’talreadyinvestinginacollectionofindexorsimilarfundsanddutifullyrebalancingeverysooften.

ButthemerefactthatMr.Murrayfeltcompelledtowriteitisitselfaremarkablestoryofanalmostwillfulignoranceofthefutilityofactivemoneymanagement—andhowhefinallystumbleduponabetterwayofinvesting.Mr.Murraynowstandsasonethehighest-rankingWallStreetveteranstotakebackmuchofwhatheandhiscolleaguesworkedforduringtheircareers.

Mr.MurraygrewupinBaltimore,aboutthefarthestthingfromacrusaderthatyoucouldimagine.“Iwasthekidyoudidn’twantyourdaughtertodate,”hesaid.“IstolebaseballcardsandcheatedonSpanishtestsandmadefunofthefatkidinthecornerwithglasses.”

Hegotalotofsecondchancesthankstoanaffluentbackgroundandbasketballprowess.HeeventuallylandedatGoldmanSachs,longbeforemanypeoplelookedaskanceatanyonewhoworkedthere.

“Ourwordwasourbond,andgoodethicswasgoodbusiness,”hesaidofhisWallStreetcareer.“Thatgotreplacedbyliarloans

and‘IhopeI’mgonebythetimethisthingblowsup.’”

Afterrisingtomanagingdirectorattwootherbanks,Mr.Murrayretiredin2001.

Atthetime,hispersonalportfoliowasthestandardWallStreetbig-shotbarbell,withapileofmunicipalbonds

atoneendtoprovidesafetax-freeincomeandprivateequity

andhedgefundinvestments

attheother.

Whensomeofthosebondscamedue,hesoughtoutMr.Goldie,aformerprofessionaltennisplayerand1989Wimbledonquarterfinalist,foradviceonwhattobuynext.Rightaway,Mr.GoldiebeganteachinghimaboutDimensional’sfunds.

ThefactthatMr.Murrayknewlittleupuntilthatpointaboutbasicassetallocationamongstocksandbondsandotherinvestmentsorthefailingsofactiveportfoliomanagementisshocking,untilyouconsidertheself-regardthathismaster-of-the-universecolleaguestaughthim.“It’sAmericantothinkthatifyou’resmartorworkhard,thenyoucanbeatthemarkets,”hesaid.

Butitdidn’ttakelongforMr.Murraytobecomeatruebelieverinthisdifferentwayofinvesting.“IlearnedmorethroughDanandDimensionalinayearthanIdidin25yearsonWallStreet,”hesaid.

SoonDimensionalhiredhimasaconsultant,helpingfinancialadviserswhouseitsfundsexplainthecompany’santi-WallStreetinvestmentphilosophytoitsclients.“ThemostinspirationalpeoplewhotalkaboutalcoholismarepeoplewhohavegonethroughA.A.,”saidDavidBooth,Dimensional’sfounderandchairman.“It’sthepeoplewhohavehadtheexperienceandnowseethelightwhoareourbiggestadvocates.”

PlayingthatrolewasenoughforMr.Murrayuntilhereceivedhisdiagnosisin2008.Butnotlongafter,inthewakeofthefinancialcollapse,hetestifiedbeforeaopenbriefingattheHouseofRepresentatives,wonderingaloudhowitwaspossiblethatprosecutorshadnotyetwoncriminalconvictionsagainstanyoneinchargeathisoldfirmsandtheircompetitors.

InJuneofthisyear,abrainscanshowedanewtumor,andMr.Murraydecidedtostopallaggressivemedicaltreatment.Forseveralyears,hehadthoughtaboutsomehowcodifyinghisnewfoundinvestmentprinciples,andMr.Goldiehadahunchthatwritingthebookwouldbealife-affirmingtaskforMr.Murray.

“Ihadbalanceinmylife,andtherewasnobucketlist,”Mr.Murraysaid.“Thefirstthingyoudoisthinkaboutyourwifeandkids,butRandiwouldhavekilledmehavingmearound24/7.Ihadtodosomething.”Thecouplehavetwogrownchildren.

Andsohehastriedtousehisconditionasawaytogetpeopletopayattention.Thebookasksreaderstomakejustfivedecisions.

First,willyougoitalone?

Thetwoauthorssuggesthiringanadviserwhoearnsfeesonlyfromyouandnotfrommutualfundsorinsurance

companies,whichishowMr.Goldienowrunshisbusiness.

Second,divideyourmoneyamongstocksandbonds,bigandsmall,andvalueandgrowth.Thepairnotesthatalessvolatileportfoliomayearnmoreovertimethanonewithhighervolatilityandidenticalaveragereturns.“Ifyoudon’thavebigdrops,theportfoliocancompoundatagreaterrate,”Mr.Goldiesaid.

Then,furthersubdividebetweenforeignanddomestic.Keepinmindthatputtinganythinglessthanabouthalfofyourstockmoneyinforeigns

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