英语翻译中级口译-1

英语翻译中级口译T

(总分：240.00,做题时间：90分钟)

一、{{B}}SECTION1:LISTENINGTEST{{/B}}(总题数：1,分数：20.00)

Thetermhomeschoolingorhometuition,asitiscalledinEngland,meanseducatingchildren

athomeorinplacesotherthana{{U}}(1){{/U}}suchasapublicorprivateschool.Thereare

manyreasonswhyparentschoosehomeschoolingfortheirchildren.Someparentsare{{U}}(2)

{{/U}}thequalityofeducationinpublicschools.Othersdonotwanttheirchildrentohaveto

worryabout{{U}}(3){{/U}},orsocialpressurefromfriends.Theseparentsfearthistypeof

pressurewillleadto{{U}}(4){{/U}}suchassmoking,drinkingalcoholandtakingdrugs.{{U}}(5)

{{/U}}fromotherstudentsisanotherconcern.In1996,itwasestimatedthatbetween120,000

and{{U}}(6){{/U}}childrenarebeinghomeschooledintheU.S.

ProfessorJanedescribesparentswhoteachtheirchildrenathomeaseitherideologuesor

pedagogues.Ideologuestendtoviewhomeschoolasopportunitiesto{{U}}(7){{/U}}using

pre-determinedcurricula,textbooksand{{U}}(8){{/U}}.Pedagoguestendtoplacethelearner

centraltoeverythingelsethattranspiresinthehome.

Whatevertheforms,therearehoweversomebasickeystocreatingasuccessfulenvironmentfor

homeschooling:

Provideanopportunityforchildrento{{U}}(9){{/U}}otherchildrenclosetotheirage.

Withtoday*stechnology,{{U}}(10){{/U}}asmanytypesofinstructionmethodsaspossible.These

methodsmayinclude{{U}}(11){{/U}},interactivesatellitebroadcastsorelectronicnetworks

amongschools.Bythen,theteacherwill{{U}}(12){{/U}}asadviser,insteadofimparting

knowledge,theywould(13)theavailableinformation.

Thebasicskillssuchasreading,writingandmathematicsshouldnotbeoverlooked.Thesemay

be{{U}}(14){{/U}}whenpossible.Manyofthesestudentswillatsomepointenterthepublicsystem.

Itis{{U}}(15){{/U}},toremainatorabovethegradeleveloftheirpeerssothattheywill

notbe{{U}}(16){{/U}}.

Thedebateoverhomeschoolingversuspublicschoolingisstillprevailingandmanyquestions

have{{U}}(17){{/U}}.Willthismarginalmodelofschoolingreplacetraditionalschoolsand{{U}}

(18){{/U}}?Howarehomeschoolersassessed?Arehomeschoolingchildren1{U}}(19){{/U}}the

socialbenefitsofbeinginalargeclassroom?Aswithanydebatableissue,theanswerstothese

questionsareneither{{U}}(20){{/U}}.

Thetermhomeschoolingorhometuition,asitiscalledinEngland,meanseducatingchildren

athomeorinplacesotherthana{{U}}(1){{/U}}suchasapublicorprivateschool.Thereare

manyreasonswhyparentschoosehomeschoolingfortheirchildren.Someparentsare{{U}}(2)

{{/U}}thequalityofeducationinpublicschools.Othersdonotwanttheirchildrentohaveto

worryabout{{U}}(3){{/U}},orsocialpressurefromfriends.Theseparentsfearthistypeof

pressurewillleadto{{U}}(4){{/U}}suchassmoking,drinkingalcoholandtakingdrugs.{{U}}(5)

{{/U}}fromotherstudentsisanotherconcern.In1996,itwasestimatedthatbetween120,000

and{{U}}(6){{/U}}childrenarebeinghomeschooledintheU.S.

ProfessorJanedescribesparentswhoteachtheirchildrenathomeaseitherideologuesor

pedagogues.Ideologuestendtoviewhomeschoolasopportunitiesto{{U}}(7){{/U}}using

pre-determinedcurricula,textbooksand{{U}}(8){{/U}}.Pedagoguestendtoplacethelearner

centraltoeverythingelsethattranspiresinthehome.

Whatevertheforms,therearehoweversomebasickeystocreatingasuccessfulenvironmentfor

homeschooling:

Provideanopportunityforchildrento{{U}}(9){{/U}}otherchildrenclosetotheirage.

Withtoday'stechnology,{{U}}(10){{/U}}asmanytypesofinstructionmethodsaspossible.These

methodsmayinclude{{U}}(11){{/U}},interactivesatellitebroadcastsorelectronicnetworks

amongschools.Bythen,theteacherwill{{U}}(12){{/U}}asadviser,insteadofimparting

knowledge,theywould(13)theavailableinformation.

Thebasicskillssuchasreading,writingandmathematicsshouldnotbeoverlooked.Thesemay

be{{U}}(14){{/U}}whenpossible.Manyofthesestudentswillatsomepointenterthepublicsystem.

Itis{{U}}(15){{/U}},toremainatorabovethegradeleveloftheirpeerssothattheywill

notbe{{U}}(16){{/U}}.

Thedebateoverhomeschoolingversuspublicschoolingisstillprevailingandmanyquestions

have{{U}}(17){{/U}}.Willthismarginalmodelofschoolingreplacetraditionalschoolsand{{U}}

(18){{/U}}?Howarehomeschoolersassessed?Arehomeschoolingchildren{{U}}(19){{/U}}the

socialbenefitsofbeinginalargeclassroom?Aswithanydebatableissue,theanswerstothese

questionsareneither{{U}}(20){{/U}}.

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(1).

(分数：1.00)

填空项1：(正确答案：mainstreamsetting)

解析：［听力原文］1-20Thetermhomeschoolingorhometuition,asitiscalledinEngland,means

educatingchildrenathomeorinplacesotherthanamainstreamsettingsuchasapublicorprivate

school.Therearemanyreasonswhyparentschoosehomeschoolingfortheirchildren.Someparents

aredissatisfiedwiththequalityofeducationinpublicschools.Othersdonotwanttheirchildren

tohavetoworryaboutpeerpressure,orsocialpressurefromfriends.Theseparentsfearthis

typeofpressurewillleadtonegativebehaviorsuchassmoking,drinkingalcoholandtakingdrugs.

Bullyingandharassingfromotherstudentsisanotherconcern.In1996,itwasestimatedthat

between120,000and260,000childrenarebeinghomeschooledintheU.S.ProfessorJanedescribes

parentswhoteachtheirchildrenathomeaseitherideologuesorpedagogues.Ideologuestendto

viewhomeschoolasopportunitiestocreateformallearningenvironmentsusingpre-determined

curricula,textbooksandrigidschedules.Pedagoguestendtoplacethelearnercentralto

everythingelsethattranspiresinthehome.Whatevertheforms,therearehoweversomebasic

keystocreatingasuccessfulenvironmentforhomeschooling:Provideanopportunityforchildren

tosocializewithotherchildrenclosetotheirage.Withtoday*stechnology,utilizeasmany

typesofinstructionmethodsaspossible.Thesemethodsmayincludecorrespondencecourse,

interactivesatellitebroadcastsorelectronicnetworksamongschools.Bythen,theteacherwill

takeonanewroleasadviser,insteadofimpartingknowledge,theywouldsortthroughtheavailable

information.Thebasicskillssuchasreading,writingandmathematicsshouldnotbeoverlooked.

Thesemaybeincorporatedintootheractivitieswhenpossible.Manyofthesestudentswillat

somepointenterthepublicsystem.Itistotheiradvantage,toremainatorabovethegrade

leveloftheirpeerssothattheywillnotbelaggedbehind.Thedebateoverhomeschoolingversus

publicschoolingisstillprevailingandmanyquestionshaveemerged.Willthismarginalmodel

ofschoolingreplacetraditionalschoolsandconventionalmethods?Howarehomeschoolersassessed?

Arehomeschoolingchildrenmissingoutonthesocialbenefitsofbeinginalargeclassroom?

Aswithanydebatableissue,theanswerstothesequestionsareneithersimplenorone-sided.

填空项1:(正确答案：dissatisfiedwith)

解析：

填空项1：(正确答案：peerpressure)

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：negativebehavior）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：bullyingandharassing）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：260,000）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：createformallearningenvironment）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：rigidschedules）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：socializewith）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：utilize）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：correspondencecourse）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：takeonanewrole）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：sortthrough）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：incorporatedintootheractivities）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：totheiradvantage）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：laggedbehind）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：emerged）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：conventionalmethods）

解析：

填空项1:_________________（正确答案：missingouton）

解析：

填空项1:（正确答案：simplenorone-sided）

解析：

二、{{B}}B:ListeningComprehension］{/B}}（总题数：2,分数：10.00）

（分数：5.00）

A.（A）Sarahgetsherheadknockedonthedoorinarushtodelivertheworkontime.

B.（B）ThoughSarahtriedherbestonthejob,shefailedtheexpectationofherboss.

C.（C）Sarahworkedveryhardinthehopeofgettingpromoted.V

D.（D）Sarah5sbossgaveheranemptypromise,eventhoughSarahhaswornherselfoutonthe

job.

解析：［听力原文］Sarahhasbeenknockingherselfouttodelivertheworkontime,sincesheexpected

toliveuptoherbosswhopromisestogiveherapromotionifnothinggoesamiss.

A.（A）Ibarelyhadenoughtimetofinishmypaper.

B.（B）Ididn'thearthephonebecauseIwastyping.

C.(C)SomeonecalledjustasIstartedtowork.V

D.(D)Iwasbusywithtypingandansweringaphonecallatthesametime.

解析：［听力原文］NosoonerhadIStartedtotypemypaperthanthetelephonerang,butbefore

Icouldreceiveit,itwashungup.

A.(A)Thebetterhalfoftheclassdecidedtocancelthelecture

B.(B)Teacherwassurprisedtofindlessthanhalfoftheclasswaspresent,buthedecided

togivehislectureasoriginallyplanned.

C.(C)Theteacher,ssurprisingannouncementtocancelthelectureledtochaos.

D.(D)Unexpectedly,lessthanhalfOfclasswerepresent.J

解析：［听力原文］Totheteacher5ssurprise,betterthanhalfoftheclasswasabsent,which

accountedforhisdecisiontocancelthelecture.

A.(A)Theauthorhasincludedsomeofherlifeinthebook.V

B.(B)Likemoststory-tellers,sheisfondofdrawingillustrationforherbook.

C.(C)Theauthorissupposedtobeexperiencedatwritingfriction,yetIfindherbookbit

disappointing.

D.(D)Experienceandpersonalimaginationisofequalimportancetosuchastory-tellerasher.

角军析：［听力原文］ThisissupposedtobefictionbutIthinktheauthorhasdrawnonherown

experience,asistheusualcasewithmostofthestory-tellers.

A.(A)Donnashouldgiveherfriendsachancetoexplain.

B.(B)Donnashouldn，tbothertotrytochangeherfriends，opinion.J

C.(C)Donna'sfriendsaretoodeaftogiveanyattentiontohersuggestion.

D.(D)Donnashouldconvinceherbrothertovisitherfriends.

解析：［听力原文］Donnashouldsaveabreathbecauseshecantconvinceherfriendswhommadeaf

eartowhatevershesays.

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A.(A)Ifwewanttobeontimeanddon'tletthem,wemustmakearightturn.

B.(B)Thoughwewentthewrongwayandwerelate,theymusthavebeenwaitingpatientlyfor

us.

C.(C)Sincewe'renotlate,wemusthavecometherightway.

D.(D)We'relatebecausewewentthewrongway.V

解析：［听力原文］Youshouldhavelistenedtome!Ifwehadn'tmadethewrongturn,we'dhavebeen

ontime.Theymusthavewaitingtoolongtobepatient.

A.(A)We'regoingtorunoutofstockofbluetrousers,thoughwedohaveblacktrousers.

B.(B)Blackcannotbeusedtoreplacethematerialforthisorderoftrousers.V

C.(C)Inordertogetthisshadeoftrousers,wehadtomeetthestock-keeper,otherwisewe

hadtouseblackassubstitute.

D.(D)Wehadtoexchangetheblackshadeofclothforblueonesoastomeettheorder.

角军析：［听力原文］Theorderfor100pairsofbluetrousersisprovingdifficulttomeetforwe're

outofstockofthatparticularshade.Wedohaveblack.

A.(A)Thestoreshouldcompensatemeforthesuit.V

B.(B)Eventhoughthesuitwasofbadquality,Iwouldtakeitduetoitslowprices.

C.(C)SoonafterIboughtthecoat,Ihaditshortenedtofitmysize.

D.(D)Thestorerefusedtotakemysuitofinferiorquality.

解析：［听力原文］IthoughtthissuitwasagoodbargainbutsoonafterIreturnedhome,Iwashed

itandfounditshrunksomuchthatIwouldaskforarefundfromthestore.

A.(A)Christmasordershavegivenaboosttooursalesby6,000units.

B.(B)SinceChristmasordersstopped,oursalesfellbyalargemargin.V

C.(C)Salesdroppedsharplyto6,000unitsinNovemberbuttheyareexpectedtoriseto7,000

attheendoftheyear.

D.(D)ItisnotuntilNovemberthatourChristmasorderedwillstop.

解析：［听力原文］Saleswentdownby6,000unitsinNovemberwhentheChristmasordersstopped.

Theystayedat7,000untiltheendoftheyear.

A.(A)Thegovernmentplanstoexpandthecommunicationnetworkintoeverypartofsociety.

B.(B)Thankstotechnologydevelopment,peoplehavemoreaccesstolow-costcommunicationthan

before.J

C.(C)Theproposaltoextendlow-costcommunicationseemedhardtobeacceptedbecauseofthe

lackofadvancedtechnology.

D.(D)Everyschoolandbusinessisinmosturgentneedofadvancedtechnology.

角军析：［听力原文］Thepossibilitiesofextendinglow-costcommunicationsintoeveryschool,

classroom,homeandbusinessseemedunparalleledbecauseofadvancesintechnology.

三、{{B}}TalksandConversations{{/B}}(总题数：5,分数：20.00)

Questions11-14

Questions11-14

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)She*shavingtroublewiththeowneroftheapartment.V

B.(B)Herroommatewon，tshareexpense.

C.(C)Theapartmentistoofarfromthecampus.

D.(D)Thedishwasherbrokedownandnoonecametorepairit.

解析：［听力原文］14Man:Hello.Woman:Hello,Sam.ThisisPaulaHandson.Sorrytobotheryou.

ButI*mhavingasmallproblemIthoughyoumightbeabletohelpmewith.Man:Sure,Paula.What's

up?Woman:Well,youknowSarahandImovedintoanoff-campusapartmentinthefall,overon

thewestsideoftown?Anywaywe'vebeenhappywithituntilthepastcoupleofmonths.Man:Yeah.

Whathappened?Woman:Well,thedishwasherbrokedown.SOwereportedittoMsConnors,theowner,

shesaidshe*dtakecareofit.Butamonthwentbyandnothinghappened.Man:Didyougetback

intouchwithher?Woman:Igotarepairpersontogivemeanestimate,thenIsentittoher.

WhenIdidn，thearfromher,Ihadtherepairdone.AndIdeductedthecostfromtherentcheck.

Man:Sowhat'stheproblem?Woman:Shecalledheremadasahornet.Shesaidshecouldhavegotten

therepairdoneforlessmoney.Nowshe'sthreateningtoevictusfornotpayingthefullrent.

Man:Holdon,Paula.Itdoessoundprettyserious.ButI'msureyoucanallsitdownandwork

thisout.Woman:Well,youareoveratthelawschool.SoIwonderedffyouwouldmindcoming

withSarahandmewhenwegototalktoMs.Connors.We'resupposedtomeetwithhertomorrow

nightateight.Man:Sure.Ihaven,tstudiedalotaboutcontractsyet.ButI'dbegladtohelp

youstraightenthingsout.Whydon，tIstopbyataround7:30?Woman:Thanks,Sam.You,rea

lifesaver.QuestionNo.11:WhywasPaulaunhappy?

A.(A)Shehadtobuyanewdishwasher.

B.(B)Paulahadsomerepairsdonewithoutherpermission.V

C.(C)Thewomendidn，tpaytheirrentontime.

D.(D)Shecan,tfindanyonetorepairthedishwasher.

解析：［听力原文］WhywasMs.Connorssoangry?

A.(A)AskSamtorepairthedishwasher.

B.(B)Buyanewdishwasherfortheowner.

C.(C)Findanotherapartment.

D.(D)TalktoMs.Connors.V

解析：［听力原文］WhatwerePaulaandherroommateplanningtodo?

A.(A)Heknowstheowners.

B.(B)Hecanbringalawsuitagainsttheowner.

C.(C)Hehassomeknowledgeofthelaw.V

D.(D)Hehadthesameproblem.

解析：［听力原文］WhydoesPaulathinkSamcanhelpher?

{{B}}Questions15-18{{/B}}

{{B}}Questions15-18{{/B}}

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)Whypeoplewilltakeplasticsurgery.

B.(B)Howcosmeticsdevelopinitslonghistory.

C.(C)Howthechangeoffashionledtothedevelopmentofcosmeticsurgery.V

D.(D)Howpeoplefromallovertheworldmakethemselveslookbetter.

解析：［听力原文］15-18Cosmeticsurgery,alsoknownas"plastic〃surgery,isthescienceofchanging

thewayapersonlooksbyreshapingapartofthebody.Thescienceofbeautyhaschangedwith

time,butthedesireforbeautyremainsthesame.TodayIamgoingtotalkabouthowthechanges

offashionhaveledtothenewmodemageofcosmeticsurgery.Inthe1700s,heightandweight

becameanimportantpartofbeauty.DuringthetimeoftheFrenchRevolution,manywomenused

towearcorsets,beltsthatmadetheirwaistsappearmuchslimmer.InEnglandinthe1500s,makeup

becameanimportantpartofbeauty.Somewomenusedtopainttheir.facewhite.Theythoughtthis

madethemmoreattractive.Later,inNorthAmerica,somewomenusedtoeatarsenic,adangerous

poison,tomaketheirfaceswhiter.Bythe1860s,Americanwomenstartedusingmakeuptomake

themselvesmorecharming.Inthe1890s,Americansdiscoveredthatbicycletidingcouldactually

improvetheirappearance!Theyexercisedinordertolookandfeelbetter.Thepopularityof

bicycleridingevenledtoachangeinfashion.Americanwomenbegantowearshorterskirtsinstead

ofthe.traditionallong,fullones.Althoughdietandexercisearestillpopularwaysofimproving

one'sappearance,therearesomepartsofthebodythatcannotchangewithoutthehelpofacosmetic

surgeon.Inthepast,Americanwomenusedtospendweeksrepeatingwordsthatstartedwiththe

〃P〃becausetheywantedtochangetheshapeoftheirmouths.Todayacosmeticsurgeoncanreshape

thenoseorlipsinafewhours.Rhinoplasty,thereshapingofnose,cangreatlyimproveaperson,s

image.Surprisingly,cosmeticsurgeryhasbeenusedforcenturiesinChinaandIndia.Todayit

isusedinmanycountriestoimprovetheoutlookofpeoplewhohavebeenhurtinfiresorincar

accidentsItisalsousedtoimprovetheappearanceofchildrenwhoarebornwithphysicalproblem.

QuestionNo.15:Whatisthetopicofthelecture?

A.(A)Theywouldridebicyclearoundanddomoreexercises.V

B.(B)Theywouldpainttheirfaceswhite.

C.(C)Theywouldtakesomedangerouspoison.

D.(D)Theywouldrepeatthewordthatstartedwiththeletter〃P〃.

解析：［听力原文］WhatdidwomeninNorthAmericadotoimprovetheirappearancein1890s?

A.(A)Shefindsithelpful.V

B.(B)Shefindsithelpless.

C.(C)Sheconsidersitasridiculous.

D.(D)Shebelievestherewillbebetteralternatives.

解析：［听力原文］Whatdoyouthinkisthespeaker，sattitudetowardsrhinoplasty?

A.(A)DuringFrenchrevolution,womenweartightbelttolookslimmer.

B.(B)ChinaandIndiaarethetwocountrieswiththelongesthistoryofcosmetics.V

C.(C)Cosmeticsurgeoncansometimeschangewhatdietandexercisecannot.

D.(D)Cosmeticcanalsohelpthosehurtinfireorcaraccidents.

解析：［听力原文］WhichstatementisNOTtrueaccordingtothelecture?

Questions19-22

Questions19-22

(分数：4.00)

A.(A)Governmentofficial.

B.(B)Expertonweatherstudy.V

C.(C)Citycouncilor.

D.(D)Reporter.

解析：［听力原文］19一22NoraWhite:ThisisNoraWhitereportingforstationKTFHinFlorida.(Pause)

Theskyisclearblue,andtheoceanisdeceptivelycalmhereinPitseaBeachinSouthernFlorida.

It'sthekindofdaywhenyouwouldexpectthebeachestobepackedwithtourists,enjoyingthe

surfandsun.Butthebeachesareeerilysilent,exceptforafewseagullscirclingthewaves.

Travelinginland,though,you，11findatotallydifferentmood.Parkingspacesarehardtofind,

andtherearelonglinesateverycheckoutcounteraspeoplestockuponbatteries,waterbottles,

andflashlights.Yousee,despitethecalmweathernow,thecitizensofseason.(Pause)Withme

todayinPitseaBeachismeteorologistHenryAnselma,whowilltellushowtopreparefora.

hurricane.We'11alsohearwhatlocalresidentsandtouristsaredoingtoprepareforthestorm.

Henry,canyoutelluswhattoexpect?HenryAnselma:Nora,HurricaneHaleyisabout70miles

offthecoastofFlorida,withwindsreportedtobeupto100milesperhour.Already,ithas

causedconsiderabledamagetoislandsintheCaribbean.Noticeswarningresidentsandvisitors

toevacuatehavebeenissuedinseveralcountiesinsouthernFlorida.NW:Soresidentsarebeing

warnedtoevacuate.However,mostresidentsarenotleaving.Theythinkthey'11beallright.

Intheirexperiences,thehurricanesarenotasbadasusuallypredicted.Andtheradiostations

arestressingthatpeopleshouldstayinformedandNOTsecond-guesstheauthorities.Apparently,

despitethesophisticatedsatellite,reconnaissanceaircraft,andradarusedbytheNational

WeatherService,forecastingthepathofahurricaneisnotaneasytask.Canyouexplain,Henry?

HA:Weinputalotofdataintothecomputertogetaforecast,butthere，sstillanelementof

interpretationthatneedstobedone.Oftenthestormwillchangerouteorintensityunexpectedly

andfolksmustrealizethattheycanbevery,veryvulnerable.NW:Henry,whatcanpeopledoin

advancetobesafe?HA:Stockuponsupplies.Youshouldhaveplentyofwateronhand,atleast

acoupleofgallonsperperson,andmoreifpossible.Don*tforgetwhensewersbackup,andwater

getscontaminated.Youshouldhaveenoughfoodtolastyouatleastthreedays,moreifyoucan

doit;foryourcannedgoods,makesurethatyou'vegotacanopeneronhand—manual,notelectric.

You'11needaflashlightforapoweroutage,andaradio一battery-poweredtokeepinformed.Don，t

forgetanyregularmedication.NW:Henryalsosaysthatasturdypairofworkbootsshouldbe

addedtothelist.Whyisthat,Henry?HA:Yes,whenyoucomeback,ifyourplacehasbeendamaged,

youdon,twanttobewalkingintodangerousthings,includinganysnakesthatmightbefloating

around,dislocatedbythehurricanelikeyou'vebeen.NW:Wealsofindthatmosttourists,ready

foracarefreevacation,aren，tpreparedtofaceahurricane.Butifyou*replanningtovisit

acoastalspotduringthesummermonths,youneedtoplanforthepossibilityofahurricanebefore

yourtrip.Howcantouristsdothis,Henry?HA:Ithinkthemainthingfortourististoknow

whatplansorprovisionsthehotelhasandwhatthey5regoingtodoifthepower5sout,ifthe

water'sbad.Youneedtoknowwhereyou'regoingifyouhavetoleaveearly,becauseroadsget

flooded,andhighwaysgetbackedupwithtraffic,NW:Doyouneedextramoney?HA:Sure.Ifyou're

stucklonger,you，11needaccesstoadditionalcash,andyoushouldknowhowyou'regoingtoget

it,eveniftheATMsareoutoforder.