商務英語中級模擬試題七

商務英語中級模擬試題(7)

(1~7/共7題)READINGPARTONE-Lookatthestatementsbelowandtheinformationonoutdoor

advertisingontheoppositepage.■Whichsection(A,B,C,orD)doeseachstatement1—7,refer

to??Foreachstatement1—7,markoneletter(A,B,C,orD)onyourAnswerSheet.?Youwill

needtousesomeoftheselettersmorethanonce.

DemandforHousesStillRunningAheadofSupply

A

Housepriceshaverisenagainthismonthasdemandcontinuestooutstripsupply,accordingto

thelatestresearchfromthepropertywebsiteRightmove.co.u.k.Nationalaverageaskingprices

askingpricesroseby2.3percentinSeptember,pushingtheaveragehousepricethrough

￡150,000andsettingtheannualrateat22.2percent.

B

"Theshortageofpropertiescomingontothemarketinmanyareasmeansthatitisstillaseller's

market,particularlyinthelowerandmiddlepricebrackets.Thisshortageandcontinuingdemand

areresultinginrenewedincreasesinaskingpricesoverall,"Rightmove'sMilesShipsidesaid.The

findingssupportthelatestsurveyfromthenationwideBuildingSociety,whichshowedprices

risingattheirhighestratesince1999,butcontradictthelatestHalifaxsurveywhichreporteda

slightslowdowninannualinflationfrom20.8to18.8percent.

C

"It'sanintriguingsituation,withtwohousepriceindexesshowingthemarketgrindingtoahalt,

andtwoshowingthatthetrainstillhasagoodheadofsteam,"saidJohnWriglesworth,an

independenthousingcommentator.Hesaidthatpropertymarketsshouldremain"well

supported",thanksto"lowinterestrates,goodaffordabilityandlowunemployment".

D

Attheendoflastmonth,nationwidesaidhousepricessurgedattheirfastestratefor13years

andsaiditsawnosignofdemandforhomesweakening.Thepriceoftheaveragehomejumped

by2.5percentinAugust,forthesecondmonthinarow,to￡110,890,againof￡67forevery

dayofthemonth.Halifaxcontradictedthatjustdayslater;reportingthatpricesroseinAugustat

theirslowestratefor10months.Itsaidhousepricesrosejust0.2percent,afterjumping1.8per

centinJuly,bringingtheannualrisedownto18.8percent.

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Itisstillaseller'smarket.

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Demandcontinuestooutstripsupply.

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AccordingtoHalifax,thereisaslightslowdowninannualinflation.

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Therearetwoentirelydifferenthousepriceindexes.

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Thepriceofaveragehousejumpedby2.5percentinAugust.

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Theaveragehouse'priceismorethan￡150,000.

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Shortageofpropertiesandcontinuingdemandareresultinginrenewedincreasesinaskingprices.

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(8~12/共5題)PARTTWO-Readthearticlebelowaboutbanks.?Choosethebestsentence

fromtheoppositepagetofilleachofthegaps.?Foreachgap8—12,markoneletter(A—G)on

yourAnswerSheet.?Donotuseanylettermorethanonce.

HowtoBecomeanEffectiveTeamLeader

Coachbutnotdemonstrate.Whenyouareunderatimecrunch,it'stemptingtodemonstratea

taskratherthantoprovidesupportivedirections.Whenyousay"Letmeshowyouhow,"your

motivationisprobablyjusttogettheworkdoneratherthanhelptheteammemberlearn.This

canbedevastatingtothatteammember'sskilldevelopmentandmakeshimdependentonyou.

Inthelongrun,theindividualtowhomyou'vedemonstratedskillswillrequireguidanceforjust

abouteverything.

Provideconstructivecriticism.Ifyou'reprovidingfeedback,besuretocommunicatethebad

andthegood.It'salwayshardtohearcriticism,butifyouhighlightthegoodthingstoo,itmakes

takingthebadalittleeasier.Also,provideclearsuggestionsonhowyourteammemberscan

improve._8_.

Perhapsyouhaveassignedaprojecttoateammemberthat'sofparticularinteresttoyou.

Initially,youshouldprovidesomeguidanceandcommunicatethatit'sanopendoorpolicyfor

additionalquestionsthatmaycomeupalongtheway._9_Asateamleader;youmustproveto

yourgroupmembersthatyoubelieveintheirabilitiesandtalents.Bystayingoutofthepicture,

thisshowsteammembersthey'llgetafairchancetodemonstratewhattheycandowithout

interference.

Trytobepositive.Enthusiasmiscontagious_10_Asaleader,yourteammemberslooktoyou

fordirection.Ifyounoticethatthegroup'smotivationandoutputlevelsareinaslump,thisis

yourwake-upcall.Haveameetingtodiscusswhatneedstobechanged,andreallylistentowhat

yourteamhastosay._11_It'simportanttostayintunewithyourgroup.Youmaybesurprised

bywhattheyhavetosay—itcouldbeadramaticallydifferentperspectivefromyourown.

Valueyourgroup'sideas.Don'tdiscountyourgroup'sideas._12_Ifasuggestedideawas

attemptedinthepastbutfailed,considerthatitmaynothavebeenexecutedproperlyorthatit

wasn'tthebesttime.Considereachandeveryideathatyourgroupmembersgenerateand

encouragethemtocommunicatetheirinsightsonaregularbasis.Ifyou'reoverlycriticalofideas

orimmediatelydiscounttheideasofothers,yourgroupwillhesitatetoshareanything.Afterall,

foreverytwentymediocresuggestions,there'sboundtobeatleastonestellaridea.

[A].Avoidphraseslike"Yeah,but..."or"We'vealreadytriedthat."

[B].Now,it'simportanttobackoff.

[C].ifyouthinktheymayhaveadifficulttimeadmittingthis,getthemtowritetheircomments

onpaperinstead.

[D].Ifyou'reexcitedaboutyourgroup'sproject,it'slikelythey'llfeelareasontobeexcitedas

well.

[E].Youdon'thavetogivethemallofthesolutions,insteadguidethegroupbysharingyour

knowledgeandexperience.

[F].Youneedtoguidethemandthengivethemneededsolutionstotheirproblems.

[G].Whenyousay"Letmeshowyouhow,"yourmotivationisprobablyjusttogetthework

doneratherthanhelptheteammemberlearn.

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(13~18/共6題)PARTTHREE-Readthearticlebelowabouteffectsoftaxation,andthequestions

ontheoppositepage.?Foreachquestion13—18,markoneletter(A,B,C,orD)onyourAnswer

Sheetfortheansweryouchoose.

MAKINGTHERIGHTIMPRESSION

Thefirstthingtorememberwhenyougoforajobinterviewisthatthisisnotaone-sidedaffair.

Treatitasyouwoulddoinanegotiation.Afterall,bothyouandtheprospectiveemployerare

sellingsomething.Ifyouapproachaninterviewwiththeattitudeof"anyjobwilldo",the

interviewerwillrealizethatimmediately.Ifthejobisworthanything,youwon'tgetit.

Youshouldprepareyourselfforaninterviewjustasyouwoulddoforanegotiation.Findoutas

muchasyoucanaboutthecompanyandthepersonwhoistointerviewyou.Don'tbecaught

unawares.GototheInternetandlookatthecompany'swebsite.Compareitwiththatofits

competitors.Alternatively,lookattheYellowPagesortrademagazinestoseehowtheyadvertise

themselves.MakeenquiriesattheChamberofCommerceandotherrelevantorganizations.Find

outatleastalittleaboutthesectorsothatyoucanaskinterestingquestions.

Thinkofandnotedownyourstrengthsandtheopportunitiesthatlieahead.Nomatterhow

hightherateofunemploymentis,regardlessofhowmiserableyouareinyourcurrentjob,it's

alwaysanadvantagetoseethingsinapositiveway.Ifyouhavelittleornoexperienceina

particulararea,consideryourcapabilitiesinasimilararea.Spendsometimetryingtoimagine

whattypeofemployeethecompanyislookingforandwhatmakesyousuitableforthejobbeing

advertised.

Firstimpressionscount,solookgoodandfeelgoodbeforeyougo.Chooseclothesthatmake

youfeelconfident.Findoutwhatclothesmayputtheintervieweroff.Ensureyouarriveatthe

interviewwithtimetospare.Accordingtoonerecruitmentagencywehavespokento,

intervieweesmustunderstandtheimportancenotonlyoftheirpersonalappearancebutalsoof

theirbodylanguage.Duringtheinterview,breathecalmlyandtrynottoappeartoonervous.

Looktheinterviewerintheeyeandadoptsimilarbodylanguagetotheirs.Smileandfeelrelaxed,

enthusiasticandassertive.Rememberonething,though:assertivedoesnotmeanaggressive.

Don'tjustanswer"yes"or"no"toquestions.Treateveryquestionasanopportunityto

demonstratethatyouaresuitableforthejob,butremembertosticktothepoint.Whenasked

aboutyourinterests,includegroupaswellasindividualactivitiesandhobbies.Beonthelookout

fortrickyquestionsaboutyourpersonallife.Youdon'tneedtolieandjusttellyourselfinthebest

light.Thisissomethingtheintervieweeneedstobeabletodoaswell.Youhavetherighttofind

outwhetherornotyouwanttoworkforthecompany.Furthermore,yourinterestinthenature

ofthecompanyandhowitisrunmaywellendupbeingyourbigsellingpoint.

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Injobinterviews,candidatestendtoignorethefactthat

A.theyareatadisadvantage.

B.theyarebuyingandsellingatthesametime.

C.aninterviewislikeapresentation.

D.theinterviewerwillberealistic.

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Toprepareyourselffortheinterview,thewriter

A.tellsyoutovisitthecompetitors.

B.advisesyoutodoresearchonthecompany.

C.saysthatyououghttopreparequestionsbeforehand.

D.advisesyoutoknowlittleaboutthesector.

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Whenyougoto'theinterview,makesurethatyou

A.areover-confident.

B.canmakeupyourmindinfourminutes.

C.aredressedinsuitableclothes.

D.donotarrivetooearly.

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Theauthorstatesthat

A.lookinggooddoesnotgiveyouanadvantage.

B.nervousnesscanputpeopleoff.

C.interviewersmistakeaggressivenessforassertiveness.

D.smilingandeyecontactareimportant.

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Duringtheinterview

A.youmayneedtothinkcarefullyabouthowtoanswerquestions.

B.sometrickyquestionsconcernthepersonallifeofthecandidate.

C.theintervieweemustputhimorherselfinthebestlight.

D.youshouldnottalkaboutyourrights.

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Whichofthefollowingisnotexpressedinthetext?

A.Shortanswerslimityourchancesofcreatingapositiveimpression.

B.AIIovertheworld,candidatesareexpectedtowearasuittoajobinterview.

C.Showinginterestinacompanymayincreaseyourchancesofbeingofferedajob.

0.Interviewerscan"readbetweenthelines"(thatis,theycanunderstandmoreaboutusthan

wesay).

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(19~33/共15題)PARTFOUR-Readthenewsbelow.-Choosethebestwordorphrasetofilleach

gapfromA,B,C,orDontheoppositepage.-Foreachquestion19—33,markoneletter(A,B,C,

orD)onyourAnswerSheet.

Thenation'ssupplyofvaccinefortheimpendingflu_19_tookabighitThursdaywhenChiron

Corp,announcedithadfoundtainteddosesinitsfactory.

Thecompanysaiditwillholdupshipmentofabout50millionshots—abouthalfthesupplyU.S.

health_20_hadhopedtohaveonhandthisyear—whileit_21_whatwentwrongand

determineswhetherthevaccineissafetouse.

"There'snoproduct_22_isgoingtogointothearmsoftheAmericanpublicthatwillnothave

been_23_tohavemetthehigheststandardsof_24_"chiefexecutiveHowardPiensaid.

Piensaidthecompanyhopestoshipbetween46millionand48milliondosesbyearlyOctober;

aboutmonthlaterthan_25_.

About1milliondoseshavealreadybeenshipped,butnovaccineshaveyetreached

the_26_Piensaid.VaccinationsusuallybegininSeptemberand_27_throughthefluseason.

OfficialswiththeCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention,whichoverseesthenation'sflu

vaccine_28_,didnotimmediatelyreturncallsfor_29_.

Chironwouldnotgive_30_onthe_31_ofthecontamination,whichPiensaidwasfoundin

asmallnumberof_32_atthecompany'sfactoryinLiverpool,England.

Thecompanysuppliesabouthalfthenation'sfluvaccine.AventisPasteursuppliesmostof

the_33_.

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A.time

B.period

C.season

D.year

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A.officials

B.government

C.officers

0.authority

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A.invests

B.investigates

C.invigorates

0.invoices

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A.that

B.what

C.where

D.which

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A.doubted

B.considered

C.thought

D.deemed

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A.health

B.safety

C.privacy

0.quality

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A.often

B.common

C.usual

0.always

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A.people

B.society

C.public

D.citizen

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A.continue

B.stop

C.go

D.start

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A.project

B.problem

C.plan

0.program

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A.comment

B.commentary

C.remark

0.criticism

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A.information

B.story

C.comment

0.details

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A.feature

B.nature

C.truth

0.information

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A.punches

B.bunches

C.batches

0.packets

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A.much

B.half

C.quarter

D.rest

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（34~45/共12題）PARTFIVE-Readthetextbelow.-Inmostofthelines34—45thereisoneextra

word.Itiseithergrammaticallyincorrectordoesnotfitinwiththemeaningofthetext.Some

lines,however,arecorrect.-Ifalineiscorrect,writeCORRECTonyourAnswerSheet.-Ifthere

isanextrawordintheline,writetheextrawordinCAPITALLETTERSonyourAnswerSheet.

Knowtheneedsofyouraudience.Putwhatyouhavetosayina

logicalsequence.Ensureyourspeechwillbecaptivatingupto

34.youraudienceaswellasworththeirtimeandattention.Practice

35.andrehearseofyourspeechathomeorwhereyoucanbeatease

35.andcomfortable,inthefrontofamirror,yourfamily,friendsor

37.yourcolleagues.Useatape-recorderandlistentoyourself.Videotape

38.yourpresentationandanalyzeonit.Knowwhatyourstrongand

39.weakpointsare.Emphasizeyourstrongpointsduringyourpresentation.

40.Whenyouarepresentingitinfrontofanaudience,youareperforming

41.asanactorisonstage.Howmuchyouarebeingperceivedisvery

42.important.Dressappropriatelyfortheoccasion.Besolemnifyour

43.topicisserious.Presentthedesiredimagetoyouraudience.Speak

44.slowly,enunciateclearly,andshowoffappropriateemotionandfeeling

45.relatingtoyourtopicsubject.Varythetoneofyourvoiceanddramatizeifnecessary.

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(1/1)WRITINGPART-ONE

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PARTONE

?YouarethePurchasingManagerforalargecompany.Lastweekyoudecidedtolookforanew

supplierforstationeryandofficeequipment.NowyouarethinkingofCompassOfficeGoodsLtd.

asanewsupplier.

■Writeamemotoyourcompany'sdepartmentheads.

?explainingwhyyoulookedforanewsupplier

?sayingwhothe.newsupplieris

?askingforfeedbackaboutthegoodsthattheysupply.

-Write40-50words.

MEMO

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PARTTWO

?Youareresponsibleforplanningthemagazineadvertisingofyourcompany'snewproduct,

whichisapolishforcars,Youhavejustreceivedtheletterbelowfromthemagazinethatyouare

goingtoadvertisewith.YouhavealsoreceivedamemofromyourMarketingManageraboutthe

advertisingcampaign.

?WritealettertoMr,JohnsonattheMagazine,tellinghimaboutthechangestothe

advertisementbooking,andaskinghimforanyotherinformationthatyourequire.

-Write120-140words.

DearMs.Beddington,

Thankyouforyouradvertisementbooking,thedetailsofwhichIconfirmbelow.

NameofCompany.AutocareProducts

NameofProduct:Supergloss

Detailsofadvert:1/2black&-white

Advertwillappearin:June,JulyandAugustissuesofthemagazine

Costofadvert:$350foroneissue(3issues=$1050)

Discount:5%forearlybooking

TotalCost:$997.50

Wetrustthatissatisfactory.

Yourssincerely,

JackEllwood

AdvertisingSalesManager

MEMO

To.CathyBeddington

From:JohnHumphrey

Re:Newproductadvertising

TheManagingDirectorhasapprovedanincreaseofbudgetonthiscampaign,sowecangofor:

colouradvert,sixissues.

Couldyoucontactthemagazineandgetthemtochangethis?Pleasecheckthepriceandthe

possibilityofabiggerdiscount.

Alsotellthemtogettheproductnameright—Supagloss.

Thanks!

John

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（48~51/共12題）LISTENINGPART1-Youwillhearthreetelephoneconversationsor

messages.-Writeoneortwowordsoranumberinthenumberedspacesonthenotesorforms

below.Youwillheareachrecordingtwice.

CJPRODUCTIONS

CJPersonnel

CJJobApplicationRequests

Job:_48_MarketingDepartment）

ReferenceNumber:_49_

Advertisedin:_50_

Name:DanielJohnson

Address:Internal,c/o_51_

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（52~55/共12題）LISTENINGPART1-Youwillhearthreetelephoneconversationsor

messages.-Writeoneortwowordsoranumberinthenumberedspacesonthenotesorforms

below.Youwillheareachrecordingtwice.

ReservationCard

To:Dr.Green

From:Linda

Date:18thApril

Time:2:30p.m.

Informationofpatient

Name:David_52_

Symptom:somethingwrongwiththe_53_

Dateofmeeting:15th,_54_

Timeformeeting.._55_

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（56~59/共12題）LISTENINGPART1-Youwillhearthreetelephoneconversationsor

messages.-Writeoneortwowordsoranumberinthenumberedspacesonthenotesorforms

below.-Youwillheareachrecordingtwice.

CleanerMessage

1.It'sverygoodonaluminumand_56_,butnotverygoodwith_57_.

2.Itworkswellonenamel,it'sperfectforfloortiles.Butit'snotgoodfor_58_floors;

however,_59_isfine.

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Stages

[A],revising

[B].clarifyingadetail

[C].reviewing

[D].settingupasigningdate

[E].signing

[F].discussing

[G].implementing

[H].canceling

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[A],attheairport

[B].atthehotel

[C].inthehouse

[D].overthetelephone

[E].intheoffice

[F].attherestaurant

[G].intheclothingshop

[H].attheconferenceroom

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BrentCollinsworks

A.asaconsultanttothesportswearindustry.

B.forasportscentre.

C.forasportswearcompany.

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Themajorityofsportsweartodayisboughtfrom

A.sportswearshops.

B.departmentstores.

C.thecompany'sspecialoutlets.

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Lastyear41%ofsportswearwasboughtbyadultsfor

A.sportsactivities.

B.recreationalactivities.

C.theirchildren.

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Thepresentersayshermother

A.hasneverhadanysportsshoes.

B.hasbeenwearingsportsshoesforyears.

C.willbuysomesportsshoessoon.

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Thenumberof16-to-25-year-oldsinthepopulation

A.hasincreased.

B.hasdropped.

C.hasremainedsteady.

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Thesportswearmarkethasgrownmainlybecauseof

A.morefashionabledesigns.

B.cheaperproducts.

C.socialchanges.

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AccordingtoBrentCollins,aresultofcompetitioninthefuturewillbe

A.fewermanufacturersofsportswear.

B.practicalsportswear.

C.inexpensivesportswear.

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Inthenextfewyearsthesportswearmarketisexpectedto

A.keepexpanding.

B.remainthesame.

C.startshrinking.

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(1/1)SPEAKINGPART-1Theinterview—about3minutesInthisparttheinterlocutorasks

questionstoeachofthecandidatesinturn.Youhavetogiveinformationaboutyourselfand

expresspersonalopinions.

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Inthispart,theinterlocutorasksquestionstoeachofthecandidatesinturn.Youhavetogive

informationaboutyourselfandexpresspersonalopinions.

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(l/l)PART-2/Minipresentations'—about6minutesInthispartofthetestyouareaskedtogive

ashorttalkonabusinesstopic.Youhavetochooseoneofthetopicsfromthethreebelowand

thentalkforaboutoneminute.Youhaveoneminutetoprepareyourideas.

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(l/l)PART-3Discussion—about5minutesInthispartofthetestyouaregivenadiscussion

topic.Youhave30secondstolookatthepromptcard,anexampleofwhichisbelow,andthen

about3minutestodiscussthetopicwithyourpartner.Afterthatexaminerwillaskyoumore

questionsrelatedtothetopic.

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答案及解析

(1~7/共7題)READINGPARTONE-Lookatthestatementsbelowandtheinformationonoutdoor

advertisingontheoppositepage.■Whichsection(A,B,C,orD)doeseachstatement1—7,refer

to??Foreachstatement1—7,markoneletter(A,B,C,orD)onyourAnswerSheet.?Youwill

needtousesomeoftheselettersmorethanonce.

DemandforHousesStillRunningAheadofSupply

A

Housepriceshaverisenagainthismonthasdemandcontinuestooutstripsupply,accordingto

thelatestresearchfromthepropertywebsiteRightmove.co.u.k.Nationalaverageaskingprices

askingpricesroseby2.3percentinSeptember;pushingtheaveragehousepricethrough

￡150,000andsettingtheannualrateat22.2percent.

B

"Theshortageofpropertiescomingontothemarketinmanyareasmeansthatitisstillaseller's

market,particularlyinthelowerandmiddlepricebrackets.Thisshortageandcontinuingdemand

areresultinginrenewedincreasesinaskingpricesoverall,"Rightmove'sMilesShipsidesaid.The

findingssupportthelatestsurveyfromthenationwideBuildingSociety,whichshowedprices

risingattheirhighestratesince1999,butcontradictthelatestHalifaxsurveywhichreporteda

slightslowdowninannualinflationfrom20.8to18.8percent.

C

"It'sanintriguingsituation,withtwohousepriceindexesshowingthemarketgrindingtoahalt,

andtwoshowingthatthetrainstillhasagoodheadofsteam,"saidJohnWriglesworth,an

independenthousingcommentator.Hesaidthatpropertymarketsshouldremain"well

supported",thanksto"lowinterestrates,goodaffordabilityandlowunemployment".

D

Attheendoflastmonth,nationwidesaidhousepricessurgedattheirfastestratefor13years

andsaiditsawnosignofdemandforhomesweakening.Thepriceoftheaveragehomejumped

by2.5percentinAugust,forthesecondmonthinarow,to￡110,890,againof￡67forevery

dayofthemonth.Halifaxcontradictedthatjustdayslater;reportingthatpricesroseinAugustat

theirslowestratefor10months.Itsaidhousepricesrosejust0.2percent,afterjumping1.8per

centinJuly,bringingtheannualrisedownto18.8percent.

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Itisstillaseller'smarket.

參考答案：B

詳細解答：本題意為：這仍然是賣方市場。比照原文，在B文中有原句與題干相同“The

shortageofpropertiescomingontothemarketinmanyareasmeansthatitisstillaseller's

market…”故選Do

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Demandcontinuestooutstripsupply.

參考答案：A

詳細解答：本題意為:需求繼續(xù)大于供給。比照原文,在A文中有原句為:demandcontinues

tooutstripsupply?故選A。

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AccordingtoHalifax,thereisaslightslowdowninannualinflation.

參考答案：B

詳細解答：本題意為：根據(jù)Halifax調查顯示，年度通脹有所下滑。比照原文，在B文中

有原句為：aslightslowdowninannualinflation,與題干完全吻合。故選B。

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Therearetwoentirelydifferenthousepriceindexes.

參考答案：C

詳細解答：本題意為：有兩個完全不同的房價指標。比照原文，在C文中有原句“withtwo

housepriceindexesshowingthemarketgrindingtoahalt故選Co

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Thepriceofaveragehousejumpedby2.5percentinAugust.

參考答案：D

詳細解答：本題意為：平均房價在八月份上漲了2.5%。比照原文，在D文中有原句與題

干完全吻合。故選D。

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Theaveragehouse1priceismorethan￡150,000.

參考答案：A

詳細解答：本題意為：房子平均售價超過了150,000英鎊。比照原文，在A文中有原句

為：pushingtheaveragehousepricethrough￡150,000,意思是推動平均房價超過150,000

英鎊，也就是超過了150,000英鎊。故選A。

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Shortageofpropertiesandcontinuingdemandareresultinginrenewedincreasesinaskingprices.

參考答案：B

詳細解答：本題意為：不動產(chǎn)的缺乏以及需求的不斷上漲導致了叫價的一路攀升。與B

段中原句符合。故選B。

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