2012年職稱英語(yǔ)綜合類C級(jí)真題與答案

1、膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁

2、膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂

3、膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂

4、袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀

5、衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁

6、袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂

7、羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀

8、羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀

9、罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁

10、肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆

11、肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿

12、膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀

13、腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蠆肄羋莇蚈

14、膆肁蚆蚇袆芆螞蚆肈聿薈蚅膁蒞蒄蚄袀膇莀蚄羃莃蚈蚃肅膆薄螂膇莁蒀螁袇膄莆螀罿荿莂蝿膁節(jié)蟻螈袁蒈薇螈羃芁蒃螇肆蒆荿螆膈艿蚈裊袈肂薄襖羀芇蒀袃膂肀蒆袂袂蒞莁袂羄膈蝕袁肇莄薆袀腿膇蒂衿衿莂莈羈羈膅蚇羇肅莀薃羆芅膃蕿羆羅葿蒅薂肇芁莁薁膀蕆蠆薀衿芀薅薀羂蒅蒁蕿肄羋莇薈膆肁蚆薇袆芆薂薆羈聿蒈蚅肁芅莄蚄螀肇芀蚄袃芃蚈蚃肅肆薄螞膇莁蒀蟻袇膄莆蝕罿莀節(jié)蠆肁膂薁螈螁莈蕆螈袃膁莃螇羆莆荿螆膈艿蚈螅袈肂薄螄羀芇蒀螃肂肀莆螂螂芅節(jié)袂襖肈薀袁羇芄蒆袀聿肇蒂衿衿莂莈袈羈膅蚇袇肅莀薃袇膅膃葿袆裊荿蒞薂羇膁芁薁肀莇蕿薀蝿膀薅薀羂蒅蒁蕿肄羋莇薈膆肁蚆薇袆芆薂薆羈聿蒈蚅肁芅莄蚄螀肇芀蚄袃芃蚈蚃肅肆薄螞膇莁蒀蟻袇膄莆蝕罿莀節(jié)蠆肁膂薁螈

15、螁莈蕆螈袃膁莃螇羆莆荿螆膈艿蚈螅袈肂薄螄羀芇蒀螃肂肀莆螂螂芅節(jié)袂襖肈薀袁羇芄蒆袀聿肇蒂衿衿莂莈袈羈膅蚇袇肅莀薃袇膅膃葿袆裊荿蒞薂羇膁芁薁肀莇蕿薀蝿膀薅薀羂蒅蒁蕿肄羋莇薈膆肁蚆薇袆芆薂薆羈聿蒈蚅肁芅莄蚄螀肇芀蚄袃芃蚈蚃肅肆薄螞膇莁蒀蟻袇膄莆蝕罿莀節(jié)蠆肁膂薁螈螁莈蕆螈袃膁莃螇羆莆荿螆膈艿蚈螅袈肂薄螄羀芇蒀螃肂肀莆螂螂芅節(jié)袂襖肈薀袁羇芄蒆袀聿肇蒂衿衿莂莈袈羈膅蚇袇肅莀薃袇膅膃葿袆裊荿蒞薂羇膁芁薁肀莇蕿薀蝿膀薅薀羂蒅蒁蕿肄羋莇薈膆肁蚆薇袆芆薂薆羈聿蒈蚅肁芅莄蚄螀肇芀蚄袃芃蚈蚃肅肆薄螞膇莁蒀蟻袇膄莆蝕罿莀節(jié)蠆肁膂薁螈螁莈蕆螈袃膁莃螇羆莆荿螆膈艿蚈螅袈肂薄螄羀芇蒀螃肂肀莆螂螂芅節(jié)袂襖肈薀袁羇芄蒆袀聿肇蒂衿

16、衿莂莈袈羈膅蚇袇肅莀薃 2012年職稱英語(yǔ)綜合類c級(jí)真題與答案第一部分：詞匯選項(xiàng)(第115題，每題1分，共15分)下面每個(gè)句子中均有1個(gè)詞或者短語(yǔ)有括號(hào)，請(qǐng)為每處括號(hào)部分確定1個(gè)意義最為接近的選項(xiàng)。1、the storm caused severe damage.a.physicalb.accidentalc.seriousd.environmental【參考答案】：c2、many forms of cancer can be cured if detected earlya.selectedb.operatedc.developedd.discovered【參考答案】：d3、the stor

17、y was published with the sole purpose of selling newspapersa.realb.mainc.onlyd.practical【參考答案】：c4、a large crowd assembled outside the american embassya.gatheredb.watchedc.shoutedd.walked【參考答案】：a5、he kept in constant contact with his family while he was in australiaa.gradualb.regularc.direstd.occasio

18、nal【參考答案】：b6、on the table was a vase filled with artificial flowersa.wildb.freshc.lovelyd.false【參考答案】：d7、we had trouble finding a pure water supplya.typicalb.completec.cleand.clear【參考答案】：c8、“what do you mean by that”paul asked sharplya.criticallyb.helplessyc.politelyd.quickly【參考答案】：a9、she only needs

19、 a minute amount of moneya.certainb.fairc.fulld.small【參考答案】：d10、keep your passport in a secure placea.specialb.goodc.safed.different【參考答案】：c11、he inspired many young people to take up the sporta.encouragedb.allowedc.calledd.advised【參考答案】：a12、did she accept his research proposal?a.invitationb.planc.o

20、fferd.view【參考答案】：b13、the city centre was wiped out by the bomba.coveredb.destroyedc.reducedd.moved【參考答案】：b14、id like to withdraw 500 from my current accounta.leaveb.payc.putd.draw【參考答案】：d15、the contempt he felt for his fellow students was obviousa.hateb.needc.loved.pity【參考答案】：d第二部分：閱讀判斷(第1622題，每題1分，

21、共7分)下面的短文后列出了7個(gè)句子，請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文的內(nèi)容對(duì)每個(gè)句子做出判斷;如果該句提供的是正確信息，請(qǐng)選擇a;如果該句提供的是錯(cuò)誤信息，請(qǐng)選擇b;如果該句的信息文中沒有提及，請(qǐng)選擇c。brotherly loveadidas and puma have been two of the biggest names in sports shoe manufacturing for over half a century.since 1928 they have supplied shoes for olympic athletes, world cup-winning football heroes

22、, muhammad ali, hip hop stars and rock musicians famous all over the world. but the story of these two companies begins in one house in the town of herzogenaurach, germany.adolph and rudolph dassler were the sons of a shoemaker. they loved sport but complained that they could never find comfortable

23、shoes to play in. rudolph always said, you cannot play sports wearing shoes that youd walk around town with. so they started making their own. in 1920 adolph made the first pair of athletics shoes with spikes(釘)，produced on the dasslers kitchen table.on lst july 1924 they formed a shoe company, dass

24、ler brothers ltd and they worked together for many years. the company became successful and it provided the shoes for germanys athletes at the 1928 and 1932 olympic games.but in 1948 the brothers argued. no one knows exactly what happened, but family members have suggested that the argument was abou

25、t money or women. the result was that adolph left the company. his nickname was adi, and using this and the first three letters of the family name, dassler, he founded adidas.rudolph relocated across the river aurach and founded his own company too. at first he wanted to call it ruda, but eventually

26、 he called it puma, after the wild cat. the famous puma logo of the jumping cat has hardly changed since.after the big split of 1948 adolph and rudolph never spoke to each other again and their companies have now been in competition for over sixty years. both companies were for many years the market

27、 leaders, though adidas has always been more successful than puma. a hip hop group, run dmc, has even written a song called my adidas and in 2005 adidas bought reebok, another big sports shoe company.the terrible family argument should really be forgotten, but ever since it happened, over sixty year

28、s ago, the town has been split into two. even now, some adidas employees and puma employees dont talk to each other.16. adidas and puma began to make shoes at the end of 19th century.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：b17. the brothers father was a ball maker.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答

29、案】：b18. the brothers make shoes at home.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：a19. the brothers argued about the shoes.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：b20. the brothers decided to start their separate companies after argument.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：a21. nike makes more shoes

30、than adidas.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：c22. people in town have forgotten their argument.a. right b. wrong c. not mention【參考答案】：b第三部分：概括大意和完成句子(第2330題，每題1分，共8分)下面的短文后有2項(xiàng)測(cè)試任務(wù)：(1)第2326題要求從所給的6個(gè)選項(xiàng)中為指定段落每段選擇1個(gè)小標(biāo)題;(2)第2730題要求從所給的6個(gè)選項(xiàng)中為每個(gè)句子確定一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。who built gizas pyramids(金字塔)?1 for centuries

31、, the pyramids of giza have been timeless symbols of egyptian culture. but who actually built them? for years, we did not know for sure. but archeologists(考古學(xué)家)recently discovered an ancient village near the pyramids. close by, there was also a cemetery(墓地)where pyramid builders were buried. from st

32、udying these places, archeologists can now confirm that the pyramids were not built by slaves or foreigners. ordinary egyptians built them.2 it took about eighty years to build the pyramids. according to archeologists, about 20,000-30,000 people were involved in completing the task. the workers had

33、different roles. some dug up the rock, some moved it, and some shaped it into blocks. people also worked on different teams, each with its own name. on a wall in khufus great pyramid, for example, a group of workers wrote friends of khufu. teams often competed to do a job faster.3 life for these wor

34、kers was hard. we can see that in their skeletons(骨架),” says azza mohamed sarry el-din, a scientist studying bodies found in the cemetery. the bones show signs of arthritis(關(guān)節(jié)炎), which developed from carrying heavy things for a long time. archeologists have also found many female skeletons in the vi

35、llage and cemetery. the damage to their bones is similar to the mens. their lives may have been even tougher: male workers lived to age 40-45, but women to only 30-35. however, workers usually had enough food, and they also had medical care if they got sick or hurt.4 the work was challenging, but la

36、borers were proud of their work. lts because they were not just building the tomb of their king, says egyptian archeologist zahi hawass. “they were building egypt. it was a national project, and everyone was a participant.”23. paragraph 1_a_24. paragraph 2_c_25. paragraph 3_d_26. paragraph 4_e_a. bu

37、ilders of the pyramidsb. egyptian slavesc. pyramid builders jobsd. pyramid builders tough livese. an important national projectf. female pyramid builders: the challenges27. the pyramids of giza were built _f_28. to build the pyramids, the workers had different roles and worked _c_29. both men and wo

38、men workers suffered from arthritis which developed _b_30. the pyramid builders were proud _e_a. of their kingb. from taking heavy thingsc. on different teamsd. by foreignerse. of their workf. by ordinary egyptians第四部分：閱讀理解(第3145題，每題3分，共45分)下面有3篇短文，每篇短文后有5道題。請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，為每題確定1個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。第一篇from ponzi to mado

39、ffthe year was 1920. the country was the united states of america. the mans name was charles ponzi. ponzi told people to stop depositing money in a savings account. instead, they should give it to him to save for them. ponzi promised to pay them more than the bank. for example, a savings account mig

40、ht pay you $5 a year for every $100 you deposit. ponzi, however, would pay you $40 a year for every $100 you gave him to hold. many people thought this was a good plan. they began to give their money to ponzi.how could ponzi make so much money for people? this is what he did with the money people ga

41、ve him: he used some of that money to pay other people who gave him money. however, he also kept a lot of the money for himself. soon he had $250 million. this was a kind of theft, and it was against the law. the people who gave him their money didnt think anything was wrong. ponzi paid them every m

42、onth, just like a bank. ponzi continued this way of working for two years. then one day, he didnt have enough money to pay all the people. they discovered his crime, and he went to prison for fraud.ninety years later, people began to hear about a businessman in new york named bernard madoff. people

43、said he gave good advice about money. they said when they gave him their money, he paid them a lot more than the bank. madoff helped hospitals, schools, and individuals earn money. over a period of 40 years, people gave him $170 billion. however, no one investigated what he did with the money. the p

44、eople who gave madoff their money also didnt think anything was wrong because he paid them every month.one day, madoff didnt have enough money to pay all the people he needed to pay. thats when people discovered how madoff worked: he was taking money from some people to pay other people, just the wa

45、y charles ponzi did. however, this time, instead of losing millions of dollars, people lost billions.madoff was accused of fraud, and united states government officials arrested him. he didnt have to go on trial because he said he was guilty. in 2009, a judge sentenced him t0 150 years in prison. be

46、rnard madoffs crime was even bigger than ponzis. it was the biggest fraud in history. the lesson of this story is clear: when something seems too good to be true, it probably is!31. for every $100, ponzi promised to pay peoplea. $5 a year.b. $20 a year.c. $40 a year.d. $100 a year.【參考答案】：c32. what d

47、id ponzi do with the money people gave him?a. he spent it all on things for himself.b. he used some of it to pay other people.c. he deposited it all in a bank.d. he kept it all to save for a good plan.【參考答案】：b33. what was ponzis crime?a. he robbed the banks of millions of dollars.b. he gave people m

48、ore than the bank did.c. he kept a lot of other peoples money for himself.d. he did not pay people their interests.【參考答案】：d34. how long did madoffs tricks last?a. forty years.b. four year.c. nine years.d. ninety years.【參考答案】：a35. why didnt madoff have to go on trial?a. the officiais couldnt find any

49、 evidence against him.b. he had friends in the government who helped him.c. he admitted he was guilty.d. he returned all the illegal money.【參考答案】：c第二篇puerto rican cuisine(菜肴)puerto rico, a caribbean (加勒比海區(qū)) island rich in history and remarkable natural beauty, has a cuisine all its own. immigration(

50、移民) to the island has helped to shape its cuisine, with people from all over the world making various contributions to it. however, before the arrival of these immigrants, the taino people lived on the island of puerto rico. taino cuisine included such foods as rodents (嚙齒動(dòng)物), fresh shellfish and fi

51、sh fried in corn oil.many aspects of taino cuisine continue today in puerto rican cooking, but it has been heavily influenced by the spanish, who invaded puerto rico in 1508, and africans, who were initially brought to puerto rico to work as slaves. taino cooking styles were mixed with ideas brought

52、 by the spanish and africans to create new dishes. the spanish extended food choices by bringing cattle, pigs, goats, and sheep to the island. africans also added to the islands food culture by introducing powerful, contrasting tastes in dishes. in fact, much of the food puerto rico is now famous fo

53、r - coffee, coconuts, and oranges - was actually imported by foreigners to the island.a common assumption many people make about puerto rican food is that it is very spicy(辛辣的). lts true that chili peppers are popular; aij caballero in particular is a very hot chili pepper that puerto ricans enjoy.

54、however, milder(微辣的) tastes are popular too, such as sofrito. as the base of many puerto rican dishes, sofrito is a sauce made from chopped onions, green bell peppers, sweet chili peppers, and a handful of other spices. it is fried in oil and then added to other dishes.36、who lived in puerto rico fi

55、rsta.the africansb.the spanishc.the americansd.the taino people【參考答案】：d37、in the first paragraph the word “it” refers toa.immigrationb.caribbean historyc.the islands natural beautyd.puerto rican cuisine【參考答案】：d38、what is the main idea of the second paragraph?a.taino dishes are important in puerto ri

56、can cookingb.food imported by foreigners isnt really puerto ricanc.puerto rican cooking has many outside influencesd.african foods have probably had the most influence【參考答案】：c39、how is sofrito used?a.it is eaten before mealsb.it is added to other dishesc.it is used where foods are too spicyd.it is eaten as a main dish【參考答案】：b40、 which of the following is not true?a.softito is a type of extremely spicy foodb.many people think puerto rican food is spicyc.puerto rican cuisine uses a lot of chili peppersd.aij caballe