公共英语五级-26(无听力原文)
(总分100,考试时间90分钟)什么是线性
Part Ⅰ
Talk 1
You will listen to a conversation between an expert of economics and a student on capitalism. As you listen, complete the following exerci.
Choo the best answer.
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1. The very esnce of a capitalist economy is that ______.
A. the economic system works on its own without being intervened by government男士抗衰老
B. government still plays an important role in making economic decisions
C. individuals are the decision makers of national affairs
D. individuals benefit from wily using their labour and spending their money
2. The supreme goal that firms providing goods and rvices pursue is ______.
A. wider range of goods and rvices to plea consumers
B. the highest profit
C. innovation
D. reallocation of resources
3. According to the expert, the inequality of wealth in a society stems from the fact that ______.
A. consumers are overwhelmingly powerful in the economy
B. individuals" purchasing power is unequal
C. individuals differ from one another in capability
D. different jobs create different values in terms of profit
4. ______ is the solution to the problem of poverty in large cities and towns.
A. Government welfare
B. Restrictions on migration
C. More jobs for migrants from countryside
D. Population control
Talk 2
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You are going to listen to a talk about the power of women in economy. As you listen, complete the following exercis.
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1. Complete the following ntences with NO MORE THAN three words
______ of American women of working age have a paid job now.
2. In ______ and ______, less than half of jobs are taken by women.
3. In developed world, female employment grows becau the types of jobs demanding no ______ expanded.
4. In Asian countries, ______ are two industries in which female employment rate has reached 60~80%.
5. Answer the following questions by circling TRUE or FALSE.
The more paid work women do, the less valuable the unpaid houwork is.
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6. Paid nannies and cleaners employed by working women contribute to an incread female paid employment.
A. 正确 B. 错误
7. It appears that in the developed world, women actually produce more than men do.
A. 正确 B. 错误
8. Choo the best answer.
Women"s image in the global marketplace has changed in that they are ______.
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A. workers B. houhold purchars
C. decision makers D. homemakers
财经院校9. Kathy Matsui"s study ______.
A. includes statistics **panies all over the world
B. covers every field in which women are involved
C. has been conducted for at least 10 years
D. suggests that Goldman Sachs makes big money from stock market
10. In the future, women"s share of the workforce will ______.小米路由器官网
A. stop to **pletely
B. increa steadily
C. be promising
D. increa in certain areas
Passage
子衿的意思Retailers" Ethical Policy
Growing corporate interest in ethics may be explained by emerging
contemporary issues such as bio-ethics, pollution control, and environmental awareness. The ethical wave has not bypasd the retailing ctor and the number of **mitted to "fair
trade" is increasing. Specific ethical actions such as good social conduct codes or the rollout of the so-called ethical standard, SA 8000 (Carrefour-Promod), are spreading. Retailers have also defined new job positions such as Executive Manager for the Environment, Import and Social Ethics Manager, or Sustainable Development Manager.
Of cour, retailers" ethical concern is enmeshed with ulterior motives becau of the huge stakes involved. Various consumer studies actually show that if a company were to riously default on its social and environmental obligations, 62.7% of French consumers would be prepared to shun the purcha of its products and 51.2% would support a boycott. Against the backdrop of increasingly **petition among retailers, the growing number of scandals and incidents of professional misconduct have also generated deepated consumer mistrust. Thus, the retailers having suffered the hardest hit by the crisis of confidence erosion have been gradually prompted to revi their business concepts. They now have to forge clo ties with consumers to regain their trust. From this standpoint, ethics is an integral part of the development of a durable relationship **panies and their customers and is an inescapable approach for retailers as well.
