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试卷介绍: MBA《英语》模拟题11
Alimited
Brestricted
Cconfined
Dsubjected
Apowerfully
Bforcefully
Cintensely
Dintensively
Aremind
Brecognize
Crecall
Dmemorize
Amadeoff
Bmadeout
Cmadefor
Dmadetoward
Abatteries
Bbaskets
Cbargains
Dbarrels
Asource
Bconsumption
Cexploration
Dmerchandise
Adecides
Bdevelops
Cdemands
Ddelivers
Alimb
Bliver
Clung
Dtongue
Arising
Bsinking
Cmoving
Dlosing
AActive.
BPessimistic.
CLikeaspectator.
DIgnoring.
AIndependentdevelopment.
BAdoptingoldbusinessmodels.
C'TailingforeignFirms.
DIgnoringnewbusinessmodels.
AOpeningawebpageandmakingane-mailsystemisenoughfordoinge-trade.
BWTOisworkingtowardsauniformstandardone-trade.
CManyChinesefirmsstilldon'tknowtheadvantagesofe-trade.
DInternetisanimportantmeansofdoingbusinessnowadays.
Acontrasttheirviewsonthesubjectofluxuryconsumerismineighteenth-centuryEngland.
Bindicatetheinadequacyofhistoriographicalapproachestoeighteenth-centuryEnglishhistory.
Cgiveexamplesofhistorianswhohavehelpedtoestablishthefactofgrowingconsumerismineighteenth-centuryEngland.
Dsupportthecontentionthatkeyquestionsabouteighteenth-centuryconsumerismremaintobeanswered.
Aexpect
Bmind
Chope
Dregret
Acapital
Bwealth
Cincome
Dcurrency
Abelow
Bfrom
Cto
Dunder
Acancel
Babandon
Cpostpone.
Drefer
Aispromoted
Barepromoted
Ctobepromoted
Dbeingpromoted
AThus
BOtherwise
CThereafter
DNevertheless
Adisregarded
Bsubmerged
Cintervened
Dassociated
Adispute
Bhazards
Cimpurity
Duncertainty
Aissues
Bcosts
Charm
Dadvantages
AStudyinganimalbehavioratCambridgeUniversity.
BObservingchimpanzeesinAfricanjungles.
CRaisingfundsforthepreservationofwildlife.
DWorkinghardforaPh.D.degree.
ABangkok
BShanghai
CNewYork
DTokyo
Adissimilarintheextenttowhichluxuryconsumerismcouldbesaidtobewidespreadamongthesocialclasses
Bdissimilarintheextenttowhichluxurygoodscouldbesaidtobeastimulantofindustrialdevelopment
Csimilarintheirstrongdemandforavarietyofgoodsandservices
Dsimilarintheextenttowhichamiddleclasscouldbeidentifiedasimitatingthehabitsofawealthierclass
AThisconsumerdemand
BTheconsequences
CLuxuries
DTheIndustrialRevolution
AAllearlymarriagesarenotbad.
BBadmarriagescanhemadefromsixteentosixty.
CSatisfactorymarriagesaredeterminedbychronology.
DAlllatermarriagesarenotgood.
Aoff
Bup
Caway
Dout
Alaidout
Blaiddown
Claidup
Dlaidoff
Agetsin
Bbringsin
Cturnsin
Dhandsin
Aonthego
Batlarge
Coutofsight
Dbeyondcontrol
Acounting
Bcalculating
Cfiguring
Dnumbering
Apartial
Bpreferable
Cbeneficial
Dliable
Aclaims
Bdemands
Crequires
Dcharges
Amuchmore
Bthemore
Citismore
Dmoreandmore
Aimpossible
Bimportant
Cimposing
Dimperfect
AShedreamedofgoingtocollege.
BShedreamedofbecomingafamousscientist.
CShedreamedofstudyinganimalsinAfrica.
DShedreamedoftravelingallaroundtheworld.
Aanimalshaveemotions
Bsomeanimalsusetools
Cchimpanzeescouldattackeachotherviolently
Dtermitesarechimpanzees'favoritefood
Aherexceptionaltalents
Bdeterminationandpatience
Csecretarytraining
Dhereducationandgoodwork
Acannotbeeasilydetermined
Bisonethatcanbeclearlyseen
CisanoutgrowthofthemorallaxitybroughtabutbyWorldWarII
Doccursaftereverymajorwar
Afinancialconsiderations
Bparentalconsent
Ceducationalbackground
Dchronologicalage
Aescapism
Btheologicaldictum
Clackofformaleducation
Dconvenience
Aunworthyofworship
Boverrated
Cprobablynotcapableofbeingwhatmanyyoungpeopleexpectittobe
Dincapableofbeingthebasicunitofsociety
Asafety
Bcaution
Cprotection
Dattention
Astrength
Bforce
Ceffort
Denergy
Ainthesightof
Batthesight
Conthesightof
Dthesightof
Ainvolve
Bpresent
Cparticipate
Dattend
Aattain
Bextract
Cimpose
Dstrive
Alog
Bstrap
Ctag
Dtablet
Aissue
Btopic
Cproject
Ddiscussion
Ahostile
Bremote
Cturbulent
Dthreatening
Acomingneartheanimalpreserve
Brecordingtheanimals'behaviorandinteractions
Cthinkingaboutstopdoingherjob
Dmakingfriendwiththechimpanzees
AbusinesswithEU.
Belectricitytrade.
CignoringtheInternetasameansoftrade
Dnoneoftheabove
AEnthusiasm
BCuriosity
CAmbivalence
DHostility
AThegrowingdemandforluxurygoodsandserviceswasamajorfactorinthecomingoftheIndustrialRevolution.
BTheIndustrialRevolutionexploitedthealreadyexistingdemandforluxurygoodsandservices.
CAlthoughthedemandforluxurygoodsmayhavehelpedbringabouttheIndustrialRevolution,thedemandforluxuryservicesdidnot.
DThereisnoreasontobelievethattheIndustrialRevolutionwasdirectlydrivenbyagrowingdemandforluxurygoodsandservices.