2005年考研英语二真题和答案

月份MBA 联考英语真题 Section VocabularyDirections: 20incomplete sentences eachsentence fourchoices marked bestcompletes markyour answers ANSWERSHEET pencil。(10points) Advertisersoften aim youngpeople haveconsiderable spending______。 ability2．We’ve bought some _______chairs gardenso storeaway。 newspeed restrictions were __debatedissue。 Hischange jobhas ____him newchallenge rehungry youhaven’ eatensince yesterday。 pianistplayed beautifully, showing startedshouting Politiciansshould never lose employeestried communication10．You haven’ heardall factsso don’ fly11． am______aware well12．The manager has always attended importantbusiness himself。

stimulation13．As countrygets ____fromtaxes。 payment14．The government has decided allimports。 tuition15． financialprovision relates16． createdeposits liquidassets which maintain17． firstserious prospect treatmentwhich delays its effects ,ha emerged recently。 otherthan ratherthan morethan lessthan 18． His parents died when he young,so he hisgrandma grown19． Japanesedollar-buying makes traders eager anothergovernment intervention letout letgo letoff 20 localpeople could hardly think anygood way shakeoff getoff putoff takeoff Section II Close Directions: eachnumbered blank followingpassage fourchoices marked bestone markyour answer ANSWERSHEET pencil。

(15 points) fewdecades ago, worldbanking community invented new Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) systems movemoney more efficiently across countries __22___thefloat __23__checks were being cleared through banking__24__。 Today, we understand electronicbanking farmore _25__ than just reducing floating cash。 __27_more efficient moreglobal。 now_28_theInternet, EFT systems increasingly__29__with newworld e-trade。__30__1997 2003,EFT value__31__from less than $50 trillion nearly$40 trillion, more than __32__economicproduct entireworld。

statistics__33__shouldemphasize trueimportance transnationalEFT Satellite, wireless, cable-basedelectronic fund transfers _34__ globalenterprise。 electroniccash worldwidemind。 fiberinfrastructure electronicfunds, worldeconomy would grind halt。21 giving22 increase23 where24 systems25 great26． hasbeen hadbeen 27 only28． joined30 Among31 soared32 collective33 merely34 comprehend35 thereforeSection III Reading Comprehension Directions: Read followingfour passages。 Answer questionsbelow each passage Markyour answer ANSWERSHEET pencil。

(15 points) Questions 36 followingpassage: Working nonstandardtimes－ evenings, nights, takingits toll Americanfamilies。 One-fifth allemployed Americans work variable rotatingshifts, one-thirdwork weekends, according Presser,sociology professor familialrelationships, which comingdecades。 workingirregular hours vary according gender,economic level, involved。Single mothers morelikely worknights weekendsthan married mothers。 Women clerical,sales, otherlow-paying jobs participate disproportionately workinglate graveyardshifts。

Married-couple households increasinglybecoming dual-earner households, generating more split-shift couples。 School-aged children, however, may benefit from parents ’nonstandard work schedules because greaterlikelihood homebefore afterschool。 otherhand, correlationexists between nonstandard work schedules bothmarital instability marriages。Nonstandard working hours mean families spend less time together moretime together breakfast。One-on-one interaction between parents childrenvaries, however, based parent,shift, greaterreliance childcare professionalproviders。

Working nonstandard hours employer。Presser believes swingshifts weekendwork comingdecades。 She reports someEuropean countries substantialsalary premiums employeesworking irregular hours-sometimes 50%higher。 havingservices available 24 hours daycontinues trend。Unfortunately, says Presser, virtuallyabsent from public discourse。 She emphasizes focusedstudies workingodd hours, emotionalhealth peopleworking nights reasonsbehind Nonstandardwork schedules highlyprevalent among American families alsogenerate familyfunctioning needsgreater attention, she” says。

36． Which followingdemonstrates nonstandardtimes takingits toll Americanfamilies familialrelationships ．Rotatingshifts。 C．Evenings2005年考研英语一真题及答案2005年考研英语一真题及答案，nights2005年考研英语一真题及答案2005年考研英语一真题及答案， Itsconsequences。 37． Which affectedmost workingirregular hours？ ．Marriage。C．Single mothers。 Workingwomen。 38． Who would workingnonstandard hours？ ．Parents。C．Employees Professionalchild providers。 39 nonstandardwork schedules ．absentC．neglected prevalent40． What attitudetowards working irregular hours？ ．Negative。C．Indifferent。 Objective。Questions 41 followingpassage: Most human beings actual1y decide before think。

When any human being executive,specialized expert, street－encounters complexissue opinion,often within seconds,how thoroughly has he sheexplored variouscourses action?Answer: verythoroughly。 Very few people, matterhow inte1ligent experienced,can take inventory manybranching possibilities, possible outcomes, side effects, undesiredconsequences seconds。Yet, those who pride themse1ves beingdecisive often try dojust brainslock onto opinion,most thinkingthereafter consists findingsupport veryserious side effect argumentativedecision making can chosencourse faction。

When one faction wins otherssee themselves battleoften doesn tendwhen meetingends。 Anger, resentment, jealousymay lead them 4ecisionlater, latermeetings。 philosopherAldous Huxley said, structured-inquirymethod offers betteralternative argumentativedecision making wirelesscomputer technology gapbetween experts nowbeing dramatically closed。 actuallyputting thinkingprocess, slowing sheerargumentation can never match。 structured-inquiryprocess introduces conceptualclarity decisionmakers closer together。

Although primeminister everyintelligence analysis meeting, experts’information decisionmaker much greater insight itsmeaning。 processmay somewhat resemble marketingfocus group; sasimple, remarkably clever way bringdecision makers closer expertinformation mustbase decisions。4l． From firstparagraph we can learn executive,specialized expert, moreclever than person ．veryfew people dec1de before thinkC．those who pride themselves beingdecisive often fail doso peopletend considercarefully before making decisions 42．Judging from context,what does them”(line Decisionmakers。

faction。C．Anger, resentment, Otherpeople。 43．Aldous Huxley remark(Paragraph subtledifference between right ．wecannot tell who wrongC．what moreimportant than who rightaccounts questionwho right44 structured-inquirymethod makedecision wirelesscomputer technology。 C．to brake thinkingprocess, slowing conceptualclarity 45．The structured-inquiry process can decisionmakers ．intelligenceanalysis meeting C．the experts’ information marketingfocus groups Questions 46 followingpassage: Sport indissolublemarriage passivespectator privateparadise。

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