涉外秘书三级测试试题

1、涉外秘书二级试题作者:日期:得分评分人听力部分笔试部分总分核分人得分1、考试时间：90分钟。2、请首先按要求在试卷的标封处填写您的姓名、准考证号和所在单位的名称。3、请仔细阅读各种题目的回答要求，在规定的位置填写您的答案。4、不要在试卷上乱写乱画，不要在标封区填写无关的内容。A. Listening Test匚7、一证考准职业技能鉴定国家题库涉外秘书三级英语试卷注 意 事 项I . Directions: You are going to hear an announcement. Then you need to complete the multiple-choice questionsb

2、ased on what you hear, only one correct answer for each question. (10 marks)1. When the stateme nt was made, the pla ne.(A) was in the course of landing(B) had already Ian ded(C) had just taken off(D) was in the middle of its flight2. The passengerscan get to the centre of the city by all the transp

3、orts except(A) a taxi(B) by bus(C) by coach service(D) by tube3. How much money can an adult save if she/he takes the coach servicein stead of taxi to the city?. (A) 12 Australian dollars(B) 6 Australian dollars(C) 3 Australian dollars(D) 4 dollars and 50 cents4. The announ ceme nt is mainly about.(

4、A) the terminal building at the airport(B) the tran sportati on in the centre of Syd ney(C) the departure taxi(D) the service the airport can provide for the passe ngers5. In the announcement, all the serving facilities are mentionedexcept.(A) tran sportati on(B) banking facilities(C) book ing facil

5、ities(D) postal facilitiesn . Directions: You are going to hear a dialogue between a buyer and salesperson, it will be played twice continuously and please complete the following sentences. You need to fill in more than just one word to make it full and meaningful sentence according to the text. (10

6、 marks)1. According to the salesman, they raised the price becausehas bee n skyrocketi ng2. The salesmanwas surprised when the buyer the prices.3. From the conv ersatio n we can infer that the pote ntial buyer would probablyplace a big order if the seller offerof at least 10 perce nt.4. Accord ing t

7、o the conv ersati on, in the chemical fertilizer market,the dema ndthe supply.5. The buyer suggested that the salesman cable foradvice .得分评分人B. Written TestI .Vocabulary and StructuresSection A Directions: (2 mark for each blank, 10 marks altogether) Directions: From the words and phrases given belo

8、w, choose the correct ones to fill in the blanks in their proper forms.to make enq uiries, in the n ame of,to go in to,be of any assista nee,to put forward to, in adva nee, no doubt1. Wemeet n ext Thursday this matter in detail.2. Owing to the lack of agreement on this last subject a deeision on pro

9、motionmethods wouldthe n ext meeti ng.3. Thank you. I lask Mr. Heine as soon as I can get holdof him.4. Im afraid Mr. White isnt available at the moment. Can I ?th5. It sfor a single room and bath Mr. Mark on the 10of this mon th.Section B. Directions: Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

10、. (10 marks)1. All the professors and associated professors areto meet in thecollege room on Sun day.(A) required (B) resp on ded(C) requested (D) dema nded2. We shouldour age nts of any price in creases.(A) notify(B) tell(C) notice (D) warn3. Do you think it would be better to send out saledirectly

11、 to prospectivebuyers?(A) book(B) literature(C) ma nual(D) price4. Im afraid the envelopes must be delivered at once,the conferencebrochures won tbe mailed.(A) unl ess(B) in case (C) otherwise (D) yet5. If I find that they allow a reas on able profit, you will shortly receive aorder.(A) con siderate

12、 (B) con sideri ng(C) con sidered (D) con siderable6. He doesntu ndersta ndso early in the morning.(A) why to start(B) why start(C) why to starti ng(D) why they should be start7. Lily s father scolded her and made her promiseagain(A) n ever to do that(B) n ever to do what(C) n ever doing that(D) n e

13、ver doing what8. You have failed several times. Why notsome other way?(A) try doi ng it(B) to try to do it(C) that you try it(D) havi ng tried9. He quickly stepped on the brakes, and his car came toa stop just in timean accide nt.(A) to avoid(B) to be avoid ing(C) to have avoided(D) to have bee n av

14、oided10. Could you find some one?(A) for me to play tennis with(B) play tennis with(C) for me to play tennis(D) playi ng tennis withn . Reading ComprehensionSection A Directions: Read the following passage and answer the questions followed. (2 points each question, 10 marks altogether)Most compa nie

15、s expect IT (In formati on Tech no logy) man agersto head an IT staff of computer technicians. But IT managerscan also specialize in other areas. Some man agers may also be resp on sible for keep ing their compar Internet safety. They protect both their compa ny and their on li ne customers from thi

16、eves.I 题匚号 、一 证考准fOther man agers focus more on the bus in ess rather tha n the tech ni cal part of computi ng. They become project man agers, helpi ng compa ni eseach as many on li ne customers as possible.Some companies also look for IT managers who can act as trainers. These trai ners help a comp

17、a ncomputer tech nicians keep up-to-date on computer skills. Most companies require their IT managers to have both a bachelors degree and some experie nee in the computer field. Often, compa nies hire IT man agers out of their existing staff of computer technicians.Since IT managers are extremely im

18、portant to companies success, it no surprise that they receive such high salariearo und US $56,000 a year to start with. And, in such a fast-cha nging field, man agers salaries usually in crease after only a couple of years.The world will be watching to see just how quickly e-commerce replaces the o

19、ld ways of doing bus in ess. And as computers cha nge the way the world does bus in ess IT managers will be in the middle of it all. Few companies can survive without them.1. Besides being the leader of computer tech nician s, IT man agers are also expectedto be.(A) experie need product desig ners(B

20、) skilled on li ne tech nicians(C) doctorate holders(D) online safety specialists2. The word feach (Line 2, Para. 2) probably means.(A) get in touch with(B) get to(C) arrive at(D) meet the n eeds of3. Accordi ng to the passage, compa nies ofte n look for IT man agers from.(A) non-computer tech ni ci

21、a ns(B) their own professi on als(C) other compa nies(D) ano ther country4. Employers pay high salaries to IT man agers because.(A) they work hard(B) they are excelle nt leaders(C) they help improve the compa ni es products(D) they are key factors to their success5. The author of this passage intend

22、s to tell us.(A) the importa nt role IT man agers play(B) the adva ntages IT man agers should have(C) the qualificati ons IT man agers possess(D) the high salaries IT man agers earnSection B Directions: Read the following sentences and make a True or False judgment based on what you learn from the s

23、ubject Put true, or right) or X (false, or wrong) for each question. (10 marks)1. During negotiations, one should treat an opponent with respect andcon sideratio nat all times.2. Prior to engaging in negotiation it is wise to consider ones ownbottom-l ine ”.3. One key to effective conflict-resolutio

24、n is to deal with personalities rather tha n issues.4. It may be possible to detect that a counterpart is lying by observing bodyIan guage.5. Petty cash is a large amount of money kept in an office.川.English-Chinese TranslationDirections: Translate the following into Chinese: (20 marks)1. Mr. Graber

25、 believed, therefore, that it might be advisable to consider setting up some research into these inspection methods. Several important sales campaig ns were about to be laun ched, and, in additi on, it was hoped that a number of trade delegations visiting Switzerland in the near future would place l

26、arge orders for office equipme nt with Schweibeur and its associates. So there was a n eed to reduce poor quality as soon as possible. (7marks)第5页共4页2. Mr. Graber referred to a trip round the world that he would be making within the n ext twelve mon ths. He would be visit ing many Schweibeur associa

27、tes and subsidiary compa nies and look forward to see ing all those prese nt once aga in, in their own coun tries. (3 marks)3. In the discussion that followed, Mr. Aguirre said that he had also had reports about poor quality in some items. He thought that research into this problem could be very beneficial, and considered that it would probably show that a majority of supervisors were not flexible eno ugh in their methods. Mr. Fox agreed that there was a case for look ing in to the whole proble