2015太奇模考-试题-英语-B5

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2015年全国硕士研究生入学统一考试

管理类专业硕士学位联考

英语试卷【B5】

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姓名：_____________ 听课证号：____________________

太奇2015年管理类专业学位全国联考

英语（二）测试B5

Section I Use of English

Directions:Read the following text. For each numbered blank there are four choices marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the best one and mark your answer on ANSWER SHEET.(10 points)

Globalization will have a powerful effect on the future of dining. Recipes and meals from the world’s kitchens will be__1__anywhere and anytime. Globalization is the master__2__that will drive the world of food. Formerly remote__3__and cooking styles are creating a whole new culinary mosaic as they are__4__and reinterpreted all over the world.

For the globe-trotting businessman, food savvy will be an important__5__of career mastery. Being successful in South America or the Far East means having insight__6__another culture, and loca__7__will become an important component of that. People will need__8__of food and ingredients from different continents and cultures as one aspect of__9__, cultural exchange, and success.

__10__, culinary globalization will not be limited to physical travel. Chefs will learn about __11__ ingredients, recipes, and techniques without ever leaving their kitchens. Soul food will continue to appeal, even as diners grow more__12__. Look for collard greens and fried chicken on the menus of upscale restaurants. Fast-casual restaurants--trendy eateries that combine speed and quality--should keep growing in __13__. Ethnic cuisines will__14__globally and combine: Look for chifa, a mixture of Japanese and Spanish foods,__15__its native Peru. Uzbek dishes, meanwhile, combine Persian, Russian, and Chinese__16__at bistros in New York and Chicago.

Pizza on a griddle? New York chef Mario Batali is among those __17__pizza, making it thinner, healthier, and more__18__. One size does not fit all: look for designer delis, __19__ you can choose from a wide variety of main and __20__dishes to take home and heat up yourself.

1.[A]suitable [B]reliable [C]identifiable [D]available

2.[A] trend [B] fashion [C] tendency [D] style

3.[A] components [B] foods [C] ingredients [D] stuffs

4.[A] transported [B] transplanted [C] transferred [D] translated

5.[A] part [B] role [C] portion [D] side

6.[A] in [B] into [C] to [D] by

7.[A] tastes [B] flavors [C] dishes [D] courses

8.[A] information [B] knowledge [C] insight [D] experience

9.[A] socialization [B] realization [C]standardization [D] localization

10.[A] However [B] Somehow [C] Moreover [D] Anyway

11.[A] strange [B] new [C] exotic [D] remote

12.[A]health-conscious [B]price-conscious

[C]taste-conscious [D]diversity-conscious

13.[A] population [B] popularity [C] quantity [D] prosperity

14.[A] expand [B] extend [C] export [D] exclude

15.[A] from [B] by [C] over [D] beyond

16.[A] flavors [B] flowers [C] flours [D] flames

17.[A] recreating [B] rethinking [C] representing [D] replacing

18.[A] portable [B] attractive [C] edible [D] popular

19.[A] when [B] why [C] where [D] which

20.[A] small [B] side [C] minor [D] secondary Section II Reading Comprehension

Part A

Directions: Read the following passages. Answer the questions below each passage by choosing A B C or D. Mark your answers on ANSWER SHEET . (40 points)

Text 1

Twitter, celebrated its first anniversary as a public company. In spite of early applause, its reviews among investors have been mixed. No one can quite decide on its prospects. Some believe it could become the next titan of digital advertising, up there with Google and Facebook, while others think it will be stuck in a niche, albeit a fairly large one, and will ultimately be valued as such.

Mr Costolo has made big, tweet-worthy promises to his followers. “Our ambition is to have the largest audience in the world,” he says. Since its founding in 2006, Twitter has been taken up by everyone from Queen Elizabeth to the commonest of commoners, while playing a role in political revolutions, including those of the Arab spring, and breaking news, such as America’s raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound. Its constant appearances in the mass media mean that “Twitter has received more free promotion than any company in the history of capitalism,” says Peter Stabler of Wells Fargo Securities, an investment bank.

Around 285m people log on to Twitter each month—some 20% of American smartphone users and 9% of those elsewhere. It gets its content free from twittering users, and makes money by charging advertisers for such things as inserting “promoted tweets” into users’ message streams. Big consumer brands like being able to direct messages at people according to their interests and location, and the real-time, conversational tone that their own Twitter feeds allow them to achieve.

Twitter has more than quadrupled its revenues since 2012, to an expected $1.4 billion this year. Like many technology firms, its valuation has ballooned even more. Valued in 2009 at what was then considered a stunning $1 billion, Twitter now has a $25 billion market capitalisation, and that is after a recent fall in its shares prompted by a muted earnings announcement.

Twitter stands to gain as advertisers pour more resources into digital advertising. In a way, it is a “mobile native”: when it started out, people received their tweets as text messages on their phones. This may give it an advantage over some of its competitors, which need to navigate the complexities of moving from desktops to mobile devices. Today around 75% of Twitter’s advertising revenues already come from mobiles.

Over time people hope Twitter will make room for more video advertising, which advertisers would like, and introduce an attractive e-commerce service, so users can buy items via Twitter with a click. Some quietly wonder whether Twitter itself might be the one that is bought. If its growth stalls and its shares become cheap enough, a larger firm, such as Google, might consider trying to catch the bird.

21.Which of the following statements about Twitter is False according to the first

paragraph?

[A] Investors’ comments on Twitter vary greatly

[B] Twitter’s future is still unknown

[C] Twitter was once thought highly of

[D]There is an agreement on Twitter’s development

22. Continual appearances of Twitter in coverage mirrors that____

[A] other companies cannot be compared with Twitter in popularity

[B] Twitter is good at enhancing its image and status

[C] No enterprise has had more free propagandas than Twitter

[D] Twitter is now paying much attention to products’ promotion

23. Twitter can get profits by____

[A] charging its users and advertisers

[B] selling its products to subscribers

[C] sending its messages to advertisers

[D] playing its role of intermediate

24 We can learn from the last paragraph that____

[A] Twitter may one day be the acquired company

[B] Twitter will never be purchased by other firms

[C] Twitter’s share price is not as good as others’

[D] Twitter will be sooner or later bought by Google

25.The author’s attitude towards Twitter can be described as____

A. supportive

B. objective

C. contemptuous

D. biased

Text 2

What does confidence mean? There are two ways to think about it. The first, more formal version of confidence is similar to faith: it’s based on believing something you don’t know with certainty. If you were aware that you possessed a certain quality, you wouldn’t need confidence in it—it’s only when you can’t be sure that you need confidence. This sense of confidence is purely formal and lacks content, though—one

can be confident in this way about anything, from one’s own qualities to today’s weather forecast.

The other sense of confidence, the one that’s invoked in articles on dating and attractiveness, is more substantive. It’s an awareness of who you are, regardless of how you compare or measure up to others. It shows people that you’re comfortable with yourself, which grants you a certain poise, charm, or assertiveness. It also implies that you don’t need to compete with anyone or belittle anyone else to lift yourself up; as a result, confident people are more willing to praise others because they aren’t worried about making themselves look worse. All of this clearly accounts for the general attractiveness of confidence, if for no other reason than its general positive.

The best kind of confidence is like a classical virtue: it strikes the “golden mean” between self-doubt and arrogance, allowing a person to embody his or her positive traits without bragging about them. (And in the spirit of wei wu wei, this may broadcast a person’s positive traits more effectively!) Confidence can go wrong, however: in addition to falling to one side or the other of this perfect middle, a person’s confidence can also be misguided or mistaken. For example, confidence can be false: a person can be confident that he is well-liked, smart, or attractive even if he isn’t. The stereotypical “playa” or pick-up artist who thinks he’s God’s gift to women (but is really their worst nightmare) is a perfect example. This would be a false positive, having confidence about something that isn’t true—which is definitely not attractive.

But you can also have a false negative, such as when a person has great qualities but doesn’t recognize them—or have confidence in them—herself. This is the problem suffered by self-loathers, who often have great qualities but, for one reason or another, will not or cannot believe in them. Ironically, the self-loathing are often very sure of “who they are”—it’s just that who they think they are isn’t a pretty picture, which makes their brand of confidence less attractive. At the time, however, this also means they’re even less competitive than the ordinarily confident person.

26.Which of the following statements about confidence is True according to the paragraph 1?

[A] Confidence is little better than faith

[B] One can be confident in anything

[C] One with certain ability is confident

[D] Confidence is required if one is unsure

27.The word substantive in the paragraph 2 may mean____

[A] crucial

[B] practical

[C]essential

[D] appealing

28. We can learn from the paragraph 3 that____

[A]it is difficult to preserve classical virtues in the present society

[B] it can be said that the harmfulness isn’t confined to one aspect

[C] it is always the case that attractiveness comes from trueness

[D] it is unlikely for one to avoid being led astray by confidence

29. The case of one who is unaware of or blind to capabilities is used to illustrate____

[A]those who dislike themselves have it

[B] unauthentic activeness is not alone

[C] some people tend to distrust themselves

[D] nobody’s doubting comes for no reason

30. The best title of this passage may be____

[A] worry about confidence

[B] way to confidence

[C] prime of confidence

[D] dance with confidence

Text 3

Organized crime is globalizing and diversifying. Mono-ethnic, hierarchical mafias are being replaced by multi-ethnic networks that operate across borders and commit many types of offence. In an ongoing investigation into rhino-horn trafficking, the FWS arrested Irish travelers using indigent Texans to procure material for Chinese and Vietnamese buyers. Europol, the European Union’s law-enforcement agency, estimates that just a quarter of Europe’s roughly 3,600 organized-crime groups have a main nationality, and that some operate in dozens of countries. A third are involved in more than one criminal enterprise, with half of those linked to drug-trafficking.

And though traditional trafficking in drugs, guns and people is still lucrative, gangs are increasingly moving into lower-risk, higher-reward areas—not just wildlife, but fraud and illegal waste-disposal. The UNODC says the value of cross-border trade in counterfeit goods could be as much as $250 billion a year. On January 14th it launched a campaign to tell consumers about the dangers posed by fake electronics, food, medicines and the like—and how the buyers of knock-offs enrich some highly unpleasant people.

Gangs in Britain make around ￡9 billion ($14.8 billion) a year from tax, benefit, excise-duty and other fraud—not much less than the ￡11 billion they earn from drugs. In America cigarette-trafficking deprives state, local and federal governments of $5 billion in tax revenues annually. The European Union estimates that losses within its borders from cigarette smuggling, tax fraud and false claims on its funds by organized groups total €34 billion ($46.5 billion) a year. But member states bring fewer than ten cases each a year for defrauding the EU, and sentences tend to be light.

According to the FLARE Network, an international group of campaigners against organised crime, criminal groups in Italy make around €14 billion a year from being

mixed up in agriculture. In some parts of the country mafias control food production and distribution; Franco La Torre, FLARE’s president, says they also enrich themselves through fraudulent claims on EU agricultural funds. Increasingly strict regulation of waste disposal has created another profitable opportunity for organized crime in Europe—particularly, according to Europol, for the Italian Camorra, ’Ndrangheta and Cosa Nostra.

Where politics is corrupt and law enforcement weak, as in much of Latin America, gangsters still look much as they have for decades: brutal and keen on the brand-enhancing effect of highly visible violence. But in the rich world, the shift to new lines of business is changing the face of organized crime.

31. The case in the first paragraph is used to illustrate____

[A] organized crime is now not confined to one country and field

[B] organized crime is now becoming a global problem to be solved

[C] organized crime is now attacking more than one country and field

[D] organized crime is now going from bad to worse all over the world

32. Which of the following statements is True according to the second paragraph?

[A] Traditional crime is now being replaced by new forms

[B] Traditional crime is now producing fewer profits

[C] Traditional crime is now as frequent as it used to be

[D]Traditional crime is now being abandoned by crime groups

33. British crime groups____

[A] make almost the same amount of money as American crime groups do

[B] make more money than EU’s other countries’ crime groups do

[C] make more money than they once expected and predicted

[D] make almost the same amount of money from different types of crime

34. We can learn from the last paragraph that____

[A] law cannot make all men equal, but they are all equal before law

[B] the form of crime has something to do with the degree of affluence

[C] some criminals may be sheltered by officials in some corrupted countries

[D] crime groups may do some justified and lawful business in a wealthy country

35.The most suitable title of the passage may be____

[A] worse than before

[B] safer than before

[C] newer than before

[D] colder than before

Text 4

The global economy seemed bound for a shaky start in 2013, with fiscal cliffs lurking in America and a chronic crisis in Europe. Yet things could have easily turned out worse. America’s politicians bungled about, but avoided disaster. Despite a messy bail-out in Cyprus, government-bond yields across the troubled euro-zone periphery

are falling. The world has been mercifully free of seismic catastrophes and soaring oil prices.

That good fortune has not prevented a broad slowdown. Global growth sank below 2.5% in the second half of 2012. A small rebound at the start of 2013 appears to have faded. First-quarter GDP reports disappointed in America and China. Unemployment in Europe ticks relentlessly upwards. And in April an important index of global economic activity sank to its lowest level since last October, suggesting that the world economy is barely managing to grow.

Europe is in the roughest shape. The euro area has been in a double-dip recession since late 2011 and its downturn intensified in the final quarter of 2012, when output fell by 0.6% from its level in the third quarter. Despite some signs of revival in Germany, official figures due on May 15th are expected to show that the euro-zone recession continued in the first three months of 2013. Business surveys suggest the decline has persisted into the current quarter. An index of output in private services and manufacturing (where 50 is the dividing line between contraction and expansion) stood at 46.9 in April, reported Markit, a research firm, this week.

The euro zone’s fragility owes something to austerity, though fiscal retrenchment will be less intense this year. Financial conditions also matter. Though improved since Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), pledged last July to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro, bank credit remains tight in southern Europe. Borrowers there will get little help from this month’s 0.25 percentage-point cut in the ECB’s main policy rate, to 0.5%. The euro zone will continue to look to export demand for salvation.

Still, the slowdown may not turn into a stall. America’s economy is likely to accelerate in the second half of the year as the pressure of austerity recedes. Euro-zone leaders seem prepared to give the periphery more time to meet fiscal goals. And the ECB’s return to a more expansionary policy may take a little pressure off the struggling economies. There are signs of improvement in Britain and parts of Latin America as well. The IMF’s latest forecast revised down projections of global growth this year, but nonetheless predicted a better performance than in 2012.

36.The word shaky in the first paragraph may mean____

[A] refreshing

[B] fragile

[C] unstable

[D] inconstant

37. We can learn from the second paragraph that____

[A] the economic slump spreads worldwide

[B] no country can always be lucky dog

[C] even lucky countries suffer recession

[D] the world economy is hard to recover

38.By saying Europe is in the roughest shape, the author may mean____

[A] European economy is worse than ever possible before

[B] Europe has more difficult way to go than others do

[C] European economic situation is worse than others’

[D] Europe encounters more dilemmas than other counties

39. It is implied in the fourth paragraph that____

[A] import demand is not as vital as export demand

[B] monetary policy should be responsible for the plight

[C] some reasons are more reliable in explaining something

[D] the weak economy in EU doesn’t result from one element

40. The best title of the passage may be____

[A]the world economy: terrible, not trivial

[B]the world economy: hopeless, not promising

[C] the world economy: shaken, not stirred

[D]the world economy: fluctuating, not stable

Part B

Directions: Read the following text and answer questions by finding information from the right column that corresponds to each of the marked details given in the left column. There are two extra choices in the left column.(10 points)

Just recently, we were talking about the bizarre claims by Sherry Turkle that social networking makes us more lonely because we spend less time alone (don't try to make sense of it). Soon after that, the Atlantic published an equally vapid feature arguing that Facebook leads to loneliness. These kinds of arguments show up every so often, and they always seem supported by anecdotal evidence.

Perhaps that's because the actual evidence suggests it's a load of crap. Boing Boing points us to a good piece by Claude Fischer in the Boston Review noting that the idea that we're living in an age of increasing loneliness is complete hogwash and not supported by the data at all. First, the article notes just how many articles and books have been claiming the opposite. It seems that claiming that we're all getting more lonely is a lucrative niche sector for the publishing industry. It's one of those things that lots of people want to believe, so books that support that worldview are apparently quite popular. Fischer has compiled a bunch of data looking at their social connections from 1970 to 2010, and finds that "Overall, Americans reported no more loneliness in the 2000s than they did in the 1970s."

It is true that the nature of social relationships has changed, but the difference is just different, not "bad."

The results, which I compiled in Still Connected (2011), show that some aspects of social involvement have changed since the 1970s. In particular, Americans these days sit down to fewer family dinners and host guests in their homes less often; eating and

sociability continues, but outside the home. Americans communicate more frequently with their relatives and friends. Critically Americans are not discernibly more isolated—few were isolated at any point in those decades—and Americans remain just as confident of the support family and friends provide.

What the research really shows is that technology is a tool, and people use it for a variety of purposes. Some use it to avoid contact with people, while others use it to increase their contact with people. You can't blame the technology for how people use it. The technology just amplifies the individual aspects of different people:

People using the Internet, most studies show, increase the volume of their meaningful social contacts. E-communications do not generally replace in-person contact. True, serious introverts go online to avoid seeing people, but extroverts go online to see people more often. People use new media largely to enhance their existing relationships—say, by sending pictures to grandma—although a forthcoming study shows that many more Americans are meeting life partners online. Internet dating is especially fruitful for Americans who may face problems finding mates, such as gays and older women. Finally, people tell researchers that electronic media have enriched their personal relationships.

Dr. Lee asserts that people typically turn new technologies into devices for doing what they have always wanted to do. And people like to stay in touch. A century ago, Americans, especially women, turned two new technologies marketed for other purposes, the telephone and automobile, into “technologies of sociability.” Developers of the Internet meant it to be a tool for the military and for scholars, and only a few imagined it might even serve business. Now users have made the Internet a largely social technology.

As Tom points out, this doesn't mean loneliness isn't a problem for those who experience it, but it's not a growing problem, and there's no evidence to suggest that social networking or Facebook in particular increases loneliness.

41. Boing Boing argues that [A] the assertion is groundless

42. Fischer concludes that [B] desired tools can be made through

novel technologies

43. The results in Still Connected (2011) illustrate that [C]thereis no clear changing in Americans’ loneliness

44. Dr. Lee insists that [D] people’s communication means have

altered

45. Tom believes that [E] loneliness does not stem from social

networking

[F] the argument does hold water

[G] social networking is the culprit of

people’s loneliness

Section III Translation

46.Directions:In this section there is a passage in English. Translate the following

passageinto Chinese and write your translation on ANSWER

SHEET .(15points)

The goal of most executive coaching and leadership development is behavior change—help the individual identify and change the behaviors that are getting in the way of, and reinforce the behaviors associated with, effective leadership. But what about the beliefs and values that drive behavior?

The benefits of introspection and reflection on one’s own character and beliefs receive less attention in a typical coaching session than the benefits of behavior change. Perhaps this is not surprising in our fast-paced and technology-driven business world, where there is little time to stop and think, and where people want (and are paying for) immediate outcomes.Despite growing recognition of the benefits of “mindfulness” activities (such as yoga and meditation) and an introverted style, self-reflection on philosophical issues—such as values, character virtues, and wisdom—is relatively neglected. Executive coaching and leadership development programs rarely include much, if anything, about the power of clarifying one’s philosophical world-view. But there is mounting evidence that they should.

Section IV Writing

Part A

Directions: Write a letter to a friend of yours to

1. recommend one of your favorite books and

2. give reasons for your recommendation

Your should write about 100 words on ANSWER SHEET

Do not sign your own name at the end of the letter. Use“LI Ming”instead.

Do not write the address.(10 points)

Part B

Directions: you are asked to write an article based on the following outline

1. 一些人认为工作的主要目的是赚钱

2. 一些人认为工作是为了其它原因

3. 你的观点

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