自考商務(wù)英語(yǔ)?？茰y(cè)試題

第頁(yè)共頁(yè)自考商務(wù)英語(yǔ)專科測(cè)試題自考商務(wù)英語(yǔ)?？茰y(cè)試題面對(duì)緊張的復(fù)習(xí)，考生們更迫切地希望自己在考場(chǎng)上可以發(fā)揮好，獲得好的`成績(jī)。為了讓考生能在考場(chǎng)上獲得好成績(jī)，特準(zhǔn)備自考商務(wù)英語(yǔ)?？茰y(cè)試題，以下僅供參考！閱讀以下短文，然后根據(jù)短文的內(nèi)容從每題的四個(gè)選擇項(xiàng)牛選出最正確的一項(xiàng)。AAfterworkinglonghoursOnherfeeteverydayintheoperating,room,TarynRose'knewalotaboutfootpain.Butunlikemostofhercolleagues(同事),sheturnedherpainintomoney:TodaysheisthebossofTarynRoseInternational,a$528millionpanythatmakesniceandfortableshoes.Now,Rosehasnoregretsaboutleavingmedicine.“WhatI'mdoingisnotallthatdifferentfrom:whatIWasdoingasadoctor.Thegoalisthesame:torelieve(減輕)pain.Aformerprofessortoldme:'You'rehelpinghundredsofthousandsofwomenwithyourshoes.Asadoctor,youwouldhavehelpedonlythefewwhowenttoyouroffice.You'rehavingamuchgreatereffect.'Lookingback,Roseadmitsshecaughtacoupleofluckybreaks.”Tome,luckisaboutbeingpreparedforthoseopportunities(時(shí)機(jī))thateknocking.Youhavetohaveanopenmind,therightskilisandallyoursensesworking'toseewhatopportunitiespresentthemselves.Luckcanopenthedoor,butyoustillhavetowalkthroughit.“36.Beforestarting:hershoebusiness,TarynRosewasaA.nurseB.workerC.doctorD.boss37.Roserealizedlaterwasthemostfearfulforhertohaveorfaceinherjobchange.A.failureB.regretC.familyD.colleagues38.WhatdidherformerprofessorthinkaboutRoseandhernewjob?A.Shedoesn'thavetomeetmanypeopleinheroffice.B.Hernewworkisqtiitedifferentfromheroldjob.C.Shecannowservemorepeoplethanbefore.D.Hernewworkismuchmoredifficult.39.Whichofthefollowingcanbest!explainthelastsentenceinthepassage?A.Youhavetodowhatyoucanafterluckbringsyouopportunities.B.Youshouldopenthedoorwhenopportunitiesetoyou.C:YOuhavetobepreparedforwalkingthroughthedoor.D.Youshouldopenyoureyestoseeopportunitiesclearly.BLastfallwasafirst-of-its-kindseason.Ididnotarrange(安排)anyafter-schoolclassesformychildren.Noswimming.'Nomusiclessons.Noplaydates.Nothing.Oncetheyfinishedtheirhomework,theywerefreetodowhattheypleased,butonlyonehourofTV.Inthebeginning,mysons,Ben,11,andNick,9,wereanxiousaboutthissudden,unplannedfreedom.Ihadto,pushthemoutofthedoorwithaball,abike,andsoon.”Play?Iordered.Ilearnedthatthisnewplantakestime,patienceandalotoffaithinthetheorythathavingexcellentgradesisn'treallyimportant.Whenmyolderkids,nowincollegeandhighschool,wereyoung,Ibroughtintherulesofmodernparenting.Theyareunspoken,butfollowedcarefully.First,youmustletyourchildhaveavarietyofactivities.Afterall,youneverknowwhereyou'llfindagenius(天才).Second,ifthechildshowstheslightesttalent(才能),theactivitymustbepushedwithlessons,specialcoaching(輔導(dǎo))andpracticeofseveraldaysaweek.Everyminuteshouldbetakenandeveryminutehasapurpose.Thatwasreallytoomuchformychildren.Welikethosepeacefulevenings.BenandNickhaveagoodtimethisfall,MaYbethat'sbecausethetimeoffhasallowedustoenjoyeachother'spany;40.Whatwasnewforthefamilylastfall?A.Thechildrenbegantolearnmusicwhenschoolwasover.B.Thewriterarrangedno'extralessonsforthechildren.C.Thewriterfoundnotimetoplaywiththesons.D.Thechildrenhadnothingtocloalterschooli41.AtthebeginningofthatseasonthechildrenB.feltexcitedaboutmakingtheirowndecisionsC.werepleasedtohavemorefreedomD;wereworriedaboutthechange42.Accordingto',modernparenting“discussedinParagraph4,parentsshouldA.makeuseofeveryminutetobewiththechildrenB,providecoachingandpracticeforeach,activity.C.tryex,crymeanstofindachild'srealtalentD.knowtherulesbutnevertalkaboutthem43.FromthepassagewelearnthatA.childrenlikestory'tellingmore.thanbike-ridingB.parentsshouldteachtheirchildrenhowtomakeaplanC.childrenshouldhavetimetoenjoythemselvesafterschoolD.parentscanenjoytheireveningswhenchildrenplaywithothersCAwoman:headsintoapopularNewYorkCitycoffeeshoponacold:winterrooming.Justaheadofher,amandropsafewpapers.Thewomanpausestohelpgatherthem.Aclerkatabusystorethanksacustomerwhohasjustboughtsomething.”Enjoy“theyoungwomansays,smilingwidely.”Haveaniceday.“Shesoundslikeshereallymeansit.Thesearethemonsituationswemayseeevery:day.However,inherbest-sellingbookTalktotheHand,LynneTrussarguesthatmongoodmannerssuchassaying”Excuseme“almostnolongerexist.Therearecertainlyplentywhowouldagreewithher.Accordingtoonerecentstudy,70percentoftheU.S.adults(成A.)saidpeoplearerudernowthantheywere20yearsago.Isitreallytrue?Wedecidedtofindoutifgoodmannersarereallyhardtosee.Inthispolitenessstudy,reportersweresenttomanycitiesintheworld.Theyperformedthreeexperiments:”doortests“(wouldanyoneholdthedooropenforthem?);”paperdrops“(whowouldhelpthemgatherapileof”accidentally“droppedpapers?);and”servicetests“(whichsalesclerkswouldthankthemforapurchase[購(gòu)物]?)44,WhatdoesLynneTrussargueinTalktotheHand?A.Peoplearenotaspoliteastheyusedto.B.”Excuseme&;isnotwelenowadays.C.OfalltheadultsintheUS70%arerude,D.Peopledon'tcareaboutmannersanymore.45.WhatisTRUEaboutthepolitenessstudydiscussedinthepassage?A.Thestudywasreportedinmanycitiesoftheworld.B.NewYorkwasthemostsuitablecityfortheexperiment.C.Sixtytestsweredesignedtoseeifpeoplearepolitetoeachother.D.Experimentswereperformedtoseeifmongoodmannersexist.46.Whatisfoundinthestudy?A.MorepeoplepassedthetestsinNewYorkthaninanyothercities.B.DifferentkindsofpeopleacteddifferentlyintheNewYorktests.C.Fouroutoffivepeoplepassedthepolitenesstestinthestudy.D.Manypeopl