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桂林理工大学期末考核试卷
(2014学年度春季学期)
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课程号512060考核形式闭卷
考核日期2014年9月日考核时长120分钟
题号一二三四总分
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一、阅读:段落匹配题(本大题共10小题,每小题2分,
共20分)
ProtectYourNest
[A]It'snevertooearlytoprotectyourfamily'aumostofus
aresobusyjugglingworkandfamilycommitments,wetendtoneglectthethingsthatdon't
y,wethink,we'lltakecareofthethreeesntials--
retirementsavings,unately,emergenciescan
strikeandthenit'stoolate."Failuretoplanisahugemistake,"BarbaraRaasch,managing
directoratWealthandTaxAdvisoryServices,Inc.,toldus.
[B]Howcanyouavoidthe"shouldhave,couldhave,wouldhave"scenario?Byputting
thethreeitemsatthetopofyour"todo"list--protectyourfuture,protectyourfamilyand
protectyourlegacy(遗产).
ProtectYourFuture
[C]Thenationalsavingsrateaveragedaround0.4%forthefirsthalfofthisyear,accordingtotheU.S.
DepartmentofCommerce,meaningAmericansspentawhopping99.6%
morefrightening,hso
manygoalstosavefor--ahou,thekids'collegetuition,yourretirement,occasionalvacationsandasmall
emergencyfund--it'asytofeelthere'sjustnotenoughmoneytodoitall.
[D]uknowwhatyou'respendingyourmoneyon,you
canfigureoutwhatyoudon'tneedtospenditon--andsockthosavingsaway."Everymonthyouhaveto
payyourlffirst,"saysJoeMoglia,CEOofAmeritrade."Takealittleoutofyourpaycheck."Itdoesn'thave
tobemuch--itcouldbeforegoing(放弃)thatextralatteorgettingtheDVDfreeatthelibrary.
[E]outeverysurveyofAmericaninvestorsthedaysshowsthatretirementisamain
stoundingnumberofpeopleignoretheopportunitiesofferedbyemployment-bad
ingtoarecentsurveybyAonConsulting,morethan20%ofthoeligiblefora401k
plandonotparticipateatall,whileanother53%donotsaveataratehighenoughtotakefulladvantageof
theiremployers'matchingcontribution--theclostthingtofreemoneyintheretirementsavingsuniver.
Consideritmoneythatgrowswithoutbeingtaxed.
[F]nancialplannersrecommendthatyouhaveenoughmoneyinasavingsor
money-marketaccountforatleastsixtoninemonthsofesntialexpens,includingyourmortgageorrent,
insurancepremiums,creditcardpayments,utilityandgrocerybillsandotherfixedexpens,suchascar
'salwaysagoodideatohavecashonhandonceyouareconfrontedwith
mple,iftheATMsinyourneighborhoodwereout,youcanhaveenoughto
coveryourimmediateneedsforaweekorso.
ProtectYourFamily
[G]Amajorillness,anextendeddisabilityorthelossofajobcouldwipeoutyourfinancialrervesandany
'swhatyouneedtoprotectyour
savings:
[H]tstudyofcourtrecordsanddirectinterviewsindicatedthatabouthalfof
iveofmineisabouttohaveher
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hipreplacedandbecaushe'sover65,pleunderthatagefaceenormous
bills--whenachildneedsanappendectomy,forinstance--andmanyofthemlackinsurance.
[I]Ifyourcompanyprovidesmedicalbenefits,youhavethemostcost-efficientcoverage
'reresponsibleforyourownmedicalinsurance,youmaywantto
lookintohealthsavingsaccounts(HSAs),acombinationofahighdeductiblehealthplan
dsinthe
accountgrowtax-freeandcanbewithdrawntax-freetopayforanyqualifiedmedical
expens,includingover-the-countermedications,dentalcare,eyeglassandothercosts
notusuallycoveredbyconventionalhealthinsuranceplans.
[J]80%ofAmericansdon'thaveadequatedisabilitycoverage,
accordingtoasurveybytheConsumerFederationofAmericaandtheAmericanCouncilof
alreadyhavedisabilityinsurancethroughyouremployeebenefits
plan,eitheraspaidsickleaveoractualdisabilitypaymentsifyou'reunabletoworkforan
thelf-employed,havingafinancialsafetynetivenmorecrucial.
[K]ieprematurely,alife-insurancepolicywillprovideimmediate
fundsforfuneralexpens,andmayhelpreplaceyourlostincome."Lifeinsuranceisn'ta
priorityifyouaresingle,butifyouhaveaspouordependents,youwanttomakesure
they'retakencareof,"ersfrequentlyoffercoverageaspartof
theirbenefitspackage.
ProtectYourLegacy
[L]
wantstomarthememoryofalovedonewith"IthinkthisiswhatMomwantedbutshenever
said"preventthatwiththerightadvancedirectivesanddocuments:
[M]not
justnless;it’sdownrightirresponsible.“Ifyoudiewithoutawill,”saysKarinBarkhorn,
anestateplanningattorneyatBrayanCaveLLP,”thestatedetermineshowyourastsare
disperd.“What’smore,thegovernmentcouldendupcollectingalotmoretaxthan
necessary.
[N]ownasahealthcaredirective,alivingwillspecifieswhatmedical
nizingTerri
Schiavocaearlierthisyearshowedhowtheabnceofalivingwillcanripafamilyapart.
Healthcareprovidersaregenerallyrequiredtocomplywiththewishesyoudescribeinyour
livingwill.
[O].cumentauthorizesalovedonetomakefinancial
wssomeonetorenewyourCDat
thebank,paybills,llstockorevenllyourhomeorbusiness,badontheagent's
determinationofwhatisbestforyou."Ifyouareinthehospitalandcannotpayyourbillsor
signacheck,someonewillhavetodoit,"saysRaasch."Ifanyofyourastsareheldinyour
nameonly,yourspoucan'
emotionalturmoilofyourlovedoneshavingtogotocourtwillonlyaddtoyourmiry."
Althoughit'sbesttohavethedocumentspreparedbyafamily-lawattorney,youcancover
thebasicsonyourownwithsoftwaresuchasQuicken'sWillMakerPlusorKiplinger's
WillPower.
[P]rethefoundationsofa
reofyourfamilyandyourlftoday.
dvidtoleavesomecashathomeinordertocopewithsuddenandrious
situations.
abilityinsuranceobtainedbytheemployeebenefitsplanisnotenoughforadecent
living.
ersonistooweakorlostheabilitytodothings,alivingwillisareliable
documentforrequestingmedicalmeasures.
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ingoutabudget,wecanknowclearlywhereyourmoneygoestoandavoid
unnecessaryspending.
ourdurablepowerattorney,ifyouareunable,apersoncanbegiventheauthority
tomakefinancialdecisionsonyourbehalf.
ernmenthastodecidehowtoarrangepeople’sastsiftheydiewithoutawill.
numberofpeopledon’tmakegooduoftheretirementsavingfromtheir
employers.
childdiesunexpectedly,alifeinsurancewilloffermoneyonthefuneralwithout
delay.
hoareunder65yearsoldareadvidtoholdhealthinsuranceasmanyofthem
lackinsurance.
edtoattendtoourfamilyfinancialwell-beingbecauwethinkitneedn’tbedealt
withimmediately.
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二、翻译题:英译汉(本大题共5小题,每小题3分,
共15分)
tionDay,Americansweredeeplyanguishedabouttheirfuturesandthe
government’sfailuretopreventaneconomiccollapfedbygreedandanorgyof
deregulations.
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2.“Eventheoneswhocomeinexcitedabouteatingwellandexercifindthatgoodhabits
areharderandhardertomaintainastimegoeson,”rsaid.
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atthecenterofhealthandillness,heargues,andsodoctorsmustmakeallaspects
ofit----growing,buying,cooking,eating----amainstayoftheirmedicaleducations,their
personallivesandtheirpractices.
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aistocaptureborrowerswhomightnototherwiuthelibrary,aswellastogive
existingcustomerstheopportunitytotrynewformats.
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icpublishershavebeenmorewillingtoexperimentwithsubscriptionmodels,
invitinglibrariestopayanannualfeeforunlimitedaccesstocertainbooks.
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三、新闻写作1(本大题共1小题,共25分)
Requirements:Suppoyouareanewditorworkingforaleadingnewspaperspecializing
assignedtowriteaninstantnewsreport(即时报道)onabig
uldwriteanewsmessageofnolessthan
leisgivenasbelow.
EarthquakeCauHeavyLossin_____City
______Thismorningaterribleearthquakehappeningin6AMhasresultedinheavy
loss,_____________________________________________________________________
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四、新闻写作2(本大题共1小题,共40分)
Rerequirement:Readthefollowingnewscarefullyandwriteanewscommentwithnoless
than150wordsonit.
Chinetravelerstheworld'sbiggestspenders
ByKarlaCripps,CNN
(CNN)--Chinetravelersarenowthetopsourceoftourismcashintheworld,according
toanewreportbytheUnitedNationsWorldTourismOrganization(UNWTO).
BoostedbyarisingChinecurrency,ChinetravelersspentarecordUS$102billionon
internationaltourismin2012,a40percentrifromUS$73billionin2011.
Chinetourism:Thegood,thebad,thebacklash
TheresultsfallrightinlinewithChina'soutboundtourismgrowthoverthelast10years.
TheUNWTOsaysthevolumeofinternationaltripsbyChinetravelersgrewfrom10
millionin2000to83millionin2012,makingittheworld'sfastest-growingmarket.
Sowhat'sbehindtheincrea?
TheUNWTOcreditsrapidurbanization,risingdisposableincomesandtherelaxationof
governmentrestrictionsonforeigntravel.
"In2005Chinarankedventhininternationaltourismexpenditure,andhassince
successivelyovertakenItaly,Japan,FranceandtheUnitedKingdom,"saysthereport.
"Withthe2012surge,Chinaleapedtofirstplace,surpassingbothtopspenderGermanyand
condlargestspenderUnitedStates(bothclotoUS$84billionin2012)."
Thoughthereportdidnotbreakdownspendingpertripamongstinternationaltravelers,
calculatingtotalspendbynumberoftripssuggestsChinetravelersaveragedaspendof
$1,230pertrip.
By2015,100millionChinewilltravelabroad,abenchmarkoriginallyforecastfor2020,
accordingtotheUNWTO.
AndnowthatChina'sStateCouncilhascraftedalandmarkplantokickstartChine
outboundtourismevenfurther,expectmorephenomenalgrowthfigures.
Itisdubbedthe"OutlineforNationalTourismandLeisure(2013-2020)"andisaroadmap
forrestructuringthecurrentpaidleavesystemacrossChinawithanaimtoencourage
governmentalagencies,socialorganizations,enterprisandpublicinstitutionstopromote
antly,italsogivesChineworkersmorefreedomandflexibility
ofwhereandwhentotravel.
It'sallaboutshopping
AndwhatdoChinetravelersprefertodoontheirtrips?
enofHongKongPolytechnicUniversitywhospecializesin
Chineoutboundtourism,unlikeotherglobaltravelers,Chinetouristsfocusmainlyon
shopping.
"Itisthemostprominentdifferenceandmoreevidentialinrecentyears,"saysChen.
"IfyoulookatChinetourists10yearsago,ys,
theywanttobuyluxuryproductsinItalyorParislikehandbagsandwatches."
ngGeorgArlt,directoroftheChinaOutboundTourismRearchInstitute
(COTRI),agrees,sayingshoppingisoneofthemaindriversforChinetourists.
"Luxurygoodsare20-30%lantospendUS$10,000on
shoppingandonlyspendUS$1,000onairfare,it'smuchcheaperforChinetouriststofly
abroadtoshop."
Travelingisalsoaformofsoftpower,headds,soit'sonlynaturalfortheChine
governmenttosupportitscitizenstoheadabroad.
"ForChinepeopletheUnitedStatesistheonlycompetitorleft,"hesays.
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"Theyhaveaninterestinthemodelforcapitalisticdevelopmentandwanttoewhatthey
canlearnsotheycanovertakeandbecomenumberone."
Chineareveryproudofthefactthattheyaretraveling,headds,giventheCultural
Revolutionisstillfreshthemindsofpeopleover40.
"Thishappenedallinonegeneration,"hesays."Manyhaveparentswhodidn'thaveshoes.
Allthisgrowthhappenedsofastit'sstillinlivingmemory.
"Nowthey'reshowingtheworldandthemlves:'I'mstrong,IcangospendUS$5,000for
nothing,justmypleasure.'"
Otherhotmarkets
Otheremergingmarketstoincreatourismspendingabroadoverthepastdecadeinclude
Russia,whichsawanincreaof32percentin2012toUS$43billion,bringingitfrom
venthtofifthplaceintheinternationaltourismspendingrankings.
"Emergingeconomiescontinuetoleadgrowthintourismdemand,"saidUNWTO
Secretary-GeneralTalebRifaiinastatement.
"TheimpressivegrowthoftourismexpenditurefromChinaandRussiareflectstheentryinto
thetourismmarketofagrowingmiddleclassfromthecountries,whichwillsurely
continuetochangethemapofworldtourism."
Meanwhile,traditionallyhotoutboundtourismmarkets,usuallygrowingataslowerpace,
alsopostedpositiveresults,saysthereport.
SpendingontravelabroadfromGermanyandtheUnitedStatesgrewby6%each.
SpendingfromtheUKgrewby4%andthecountryretaineditsfourthplacespotinthelistof
iturebyCanadagrewby7%,whilebothAustraliaandJapan
grewby3%.
Theonlymarketsinthetop10torecordadeclineininternationaltourismspendingwere
France(down6%)andItaly(minus1%.)
Topinternationaltourismspendersin2012
--US$102billion
y--US$83.8billion
States--US$83.7billion
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