2020 商务英语4(乐山师范学院) 最新满分章节测试答案

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Unit 1 Part II 技能拓展 Business-oriented Skills 第1单元测验 Unit 1 Test

1、 问题: In which of the following media can conservative voices most likely be heard in the US?
选项：
A:CNN
B:Fox News
C:NBC
D:ABC
答案: 【Fox News】

2、 问题:Chomsky is a very important intellectual figure in America in the following areas：
选项：
A:linguistics
B:history
C:philosophy
D:all of the above
答案: 【all of the above】

3、 问题:According to this passage, the function of a ‘filtering device’ in American universities is to remove:
选项：
A: people who are not intelligent.
B:people who think independently.
C:people who are not hard working.
D:people who internalize social norms.
答案: 【people who think independently.】

4、 问题:Which of the following statement is a null hypothesis?
选项：
A:A five-percent increase in price will adversely affect the sale of this product.
B: Power structures have a great effect on the media product.
C:There are no gender differences in the choice of tourist destinations.
D:Milk drinking is positively related with the height of children.
答案: 【There are no gender differences in the choice of tourist destinations.】

5、 问题:Which of the following sentences is grammatically incorrect?
选项：
A:If he carries on driving like that, he will end up dead.
B:Some researchers think most American people would end up to lose under the new tax plan.
C:She fled with her family during the war and ended up in a remote village.
D:If you do not study for the exam, you will definitely end up with a poor score.
答案: 【Some researchers think most American people would end up to lose under the new tax plan.】

6、 问题:In the US, the elite media are supposed to divert people with things like “professional sports, sex scandals, or the personalities and their problems,” according to What Makes Mainstream Media Mainstream.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】
分析：【The real mass media are basically trying to divert people with things like ““professional sports, sex scandals, or the personalities and their problems,” according to para. 6.】

7、 问题:Dramas as a TV genre are fictional TV shows/programs that aren’t funny and don’t try to make people laugh.  
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】
分析：【Comedies are funny and try to make people laugh.】

8、 问题:Carefully considering who you are writing for will have an impact not only on the content of your writing and the organization of your ideas, but also on the style of writing. 
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【正确】

9、 问题:On a line chart, the x-axis is also called the dependent axis because its values depend on those of the y-axis.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】
分析：【The y-axis is also called the dependent axis because its values depend on those of the x-axis.】

10、 问题:The business research process is about learning everything possible about a company’s competitors and existing customers.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】
分析：【Business research also studies potential customers in addition to competitors and existing customers.】

Unit 5 Part II 技能拓展 Business-oriented Skills 第5单元测验 Unit 5 Test

1、 问题:______ is the trend that will politicize economic policy decisions.
选项：
A:The massive intrusion of governments into national economies
B:The new fiscal stimulus plans launched to counter the economic downturn
C:The bailout plans to protect national industries
D:The global trade barrier
答案: 【The massive intrusion of governments into national economies】

2、 问题:______ may lead to the most dangerous trade conflicts.
选项：
A:Wrangling over traditional subsidies or tariffs
B:Antidumping investigations around the world
C:The new fiscal stimulus plans
D:Filing a large suit against the subsidization of exports
答案: 【The new fiscal stimulus plans】

3、 问题:Are Asian countries faced with the same problem as Western countries in terms of protectionism? If not, why are they special?
选项：
A:Yes, Asian countries are faced with the same problem as Western countries in terms of protectionism.
B:No, because the possibility of competitive currency devaluations could be particularly acute among Asian countries, which collectively rely on exports for more than 40 percent of their GDP.
C: No, because most Asian countries are developing countries and most Western countries are developed countries.
D: No, because Asian countries are not active as the Western countries in protecting their domestic industries.
答案: 【No, because the possibility of competitive currency devaluations could be particularly acute among Asian countries, which collectively rely on exports for more than 40 percent of their GDP.】

4、 问题:The “monkey wrench” in the “Complex global supply chains crisscross the world, making discrimination on the basis of nationality a throwback to another age and a monkey wrench in the machinery of modern global commerce.” means __.
选项：
A:The discrimination on the basis of nationality will be of some help to the modern global commerce.
B:The discrimination on the basis of nationality will greatly boost the modern global commerce.
C:The discrimination on the basis of nationality will be a hindrance to the system of modern global commerce.
D:The discrimination on the basis of nationality will completely destroy the system of modern global commerce.
答案: 【The discrimination on the basis of nationality will be a hindrance to the system of modern global commerce.】

5、 问题: “Meanwhile, there are straws in the wind.” means ______.
选项：
A:The air is filled with dried yellowish stalks from crops.
B:There are straws everywhere after people have their drinks.
C:The global economy needs to cherish its one last chance to revive itself.
D:There are signs of future protectionist measures concerning the economy.
答案: 【There are signs of future protectionist measures concerning the economy.】

6、 问题:Talking about the dangers of protectionism can prevent a trade war.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

7、 问题:The rise of China and India raised deep concerns over export penetration in the U.S. and Europe.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

8、 问题:Although America’s export declined 6 percent last year, China’s increased 9 percent.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

9、 问题:Detroit’s Big Three were rescued by the U.S. government because they employed tens of thousands of Americans.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【错误】

10、 问题:Since 1947 discrimination has been an issue discussed in trade negotiations.
选项：
A:正确
B:错误
答案: 【正确】

Unit 4 Part II 技能拓展 Business-oriented Skills 第4单元测验 Unit 4 Test

1、 问题:Which of the following is NOT most governments’ practice to control monopolies?‍
选项：
A:imposing price controls‍
B:nationalization‍
C:offering financial aids‍
D:breaking big corporations into two or more competing firms.
答案: 【offering financial aids‍】

2、 问题:Which of the following is NOT the reason accounting for economists’ change of attitude towards antitrust policies nowadays?
选项：
A:Some anti-trust acts failed to increase competition
B:Antitrust laws can prevent many useful mergers
C:The monopoly can also benefit the economy
D:The anti-trust laws result in the worsening economic situation worldwide
答案: 【The anti-trust laws result in the worsening economic situation worldwide】

3、 问题:Why did the Microsoft lobbyists warn that Europe’s anti-monopoly squad will now go after other technology firms with high market shares?
选项：
A:To protect the technology firms from the punishment of the European Court
B:To discourage the EU from staying on the case by stoking fear among the technology firms
C:To help the allies of Microsoft by providing more information
D:To gain the public support for the next litigation by exposing the plan of the Court
答案: 【To discourage the EU from staying on the case by stoking fear among the technology firms】

4、 问题:What is the major contention of Microsoft regarding the commission’s request to release the communication protocols of Microsoft?  ‍
选项：
A:It is an infringement of the intellectual property right of Microsoft‍
B:It will greatly encourage competition which is a waste of social resources‍
C:It will harm the national economy in a long run‍
D: It cannot be realized within several years due to technical problems
答案: 【It is an infringement of the intellectual property right of Microsoft‍】

5、 问题:Microsoft was accused of maintaining its Windows monopoly in two ways:‍