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一、单选题(共 25 道试题,共 100 分。)V 1. Chief among them is the ____ need to improve the productivity of domestic industry as a way to improve Japan’s growth prospects.
A. hasty
B. urgent
C. early
D. confident
满分:4 分
2. Knowing that he had been permitted to study by Harvard University, he was too excited to ______on the phone.
A. coherent
B. coincidental
C. identical
D. same
满分:4 分
3. High-tech executives are also counting ___ competitive pressure forcing corporations to continue spending on information technology even in a recession.
A. on
B. in
C. off
D. out
满分:4 分
4. A move is ____ in Congress to oppose U.S. help.
A. in the way
B. under way
C. out of the way
D. across the way
满分:4 分
5. It’s a good means of ____ the students’ knowledge.
A. growing
B. exploding
C. extending
D. accepting
满分:4 分
6. Some governments try their best to avoid ____ their national debt.
A. expanding
B. extending
C. lengthening
D. exploding
满分:4 分
7. It is free market and it controls most of the ___ of savings to investment.
A. curving
B. direction
C. flow
D. stream
满分:4 分
8. Now the same players are dragging their feet ____ reform and defying political pressure to clean up their acts.
A. on
B. to
C. for
D. with
满分:4 分
9. He takes solace from the damage to his rival. “solace” here means ___.
A. comfort
B. sadness
C. happiness
D. bitterness
满分:4 分
10. This was the first time the MOF had closed a bank since the end of World War II, and the move sent a clear signal to the industry that ______for the collapse of a giant money-center lender, bureaucrats would no longer support smaller player that can’t find merger partners.
A. leave
B. keep
C. hold
D. save
满分:4 分
11. He was ______from his country for political reasons.
A. chased
B. exiled
C. accompanied
D. pursued
满分:4 分
12. Higher productivity also means that the economy may be _____ of sustaining 5% unemployment rates or lower without triggering inflation.
A. capable
B. able
C. interested
D. efficient
满分:4 分
13. Mr. Snow ______ $20 for the horse, so I $21 for the horse.
A. paid
B. bid
C. expended
D. paid off
满分:4 分
14. That leaves the conglomerate ___ the upper hand.
A. behind
B. in
C. with
D. to
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15. The company saw _____ rise 21% in the first quarter, despite a 1% decline in revenues.
A. earning
B. payroll
C. payrolls
D. earnings
满分:4 分
16. That _____ productivity paradox now seems to be over.
A. so calling
B. so-calling
C. so-called
D. so called
满分:4 分
17. The children walked to the ___ of the cliff and looked down at the sea below.
A. border
B. edge
C. limit
D. rim
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18. The biggest high-tech downturn in the past two decades came in 1985, when demand_____ just before the introduction of Intel’s 80386 microprocessor.
A. died out
B. petered out
C. came into being
D. disappear
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19. What has ___ the rethinking in action is the emergence of the two –tier economy.
A. put
B. token
C. brought
D. set
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20. Put another way, the upshift in productivity means, remarkably, that rising profits, growing wages, and low inflation can ______as they have not in the past 25 years.
A. corrode
B. cooperate
C. coexist
D. coincide
满分:4 分
21. Each has ____ new notebook or desktop offerings lately, and Sony’s not selling video game machine has come from nowhere to become a $3 million global business.
A. launched
B. had
C. attempted
D. carried on
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22. Most of Asia’s governments cannot ____ credit to needy local borrowers.
A. lengthen
B. explode
C. extend
D. expand
满分:4 分
23. Computers are not the only capital _____ that have a payoff.
A. goods
B. good
C. merchandise
D. commodities
满分:4 分
24. Economists fear political concerns will have the government intervening __ the stock market.
A. on
B. upon
C. in
D. with
满分:4 分
25. Now HK is getting ___ into the whirlpool.
A. sucked
B. involved
C. accustomed
D. used
满分:4 分
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