12秋东北财经大学《外刊经贸文章选读》在线作业三（随

东财《外刊经贸文章选读》在线作业三（随机）
试卷总分：100
单选题
一、单选题（共 25 道试题，共 100 分。）
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1. Put another way, the upshift in productivity means, remarkably, that rising profits, growing wages, and low inflation can ______as they have not in the past 25 years.
A. corrode
B. cooperate
C. coexist
D. coincide
满分：4 分
2. At each step along the way, economic pessimists warned that the economy was about to tumble into a yawning ______ .
A. spot
B. scar
C. gap
D. chasm
此题选: D 满分：4 分
3. Their rage is partly ______ , but it doesn’t change the fact that costs are out of control in Korea.
A. justin
B. justice
C. justified
D. justification
满分：4 分
4. But he also wants to hike the national sales tax from 3% to 5% and ______an income-tax break enacted in 1995.
A. cancel
B. repeal
C. reject
D. refuse
满分：4 分
5. Global leaders should appoint an ____ task force that would have real clout to deal with the problem on a regional basis.
A. emergency
B. immediacy
C. imminence
D. immenseness
满分：4 分
6. ___ of Anwar, the opposition may end up retreating in confusion.
A. Deprived
B. To deprive
C. depriving
D. Deprive
满分：4 分
7. To panicked financial markets, it seemed Asian leaders were losing the will to tackle their countries urgent problems. Which word is similar to the underlined one in meaning? ______
A. do away with
B. deal with
C. get rid of
D. deal in
满分：4 分
8. For now, the world is breathing a bit easier. By mid-January, the South Korean crisis seemed to stabilize, Suharto was making conciliatory gestures to foreign bankers, and Asian stocks and currencies were starting to ______back.
A. bound
B. boundary
C. bounce
D. booth
满分：4 分
9. It is important to remember that ___ is currently the only significant net buyer in the world system.
A. Canada
B. Japan
C. the U. S.
D. China
满分：4 分
10. Federal budget talks were _____ a standstill until May 3.
A. on
B. in
C. at
D. with
满分：4 分
11. One of ___great insights was the paradox of savings.
A. Keynes
B. Samuelsons
C. Friedmans
D. Smiths
满分：4 分
12. The weak Japanese yen and cyclical price declines have ___ to slash prices on Korea’s key exports.
A. combined
B. joined
C. united
D. connected
满分：4 分
13. Nothing represents the difficulties of reform _____ the effort to fix the banks.
A. as well as
B. as soon as
C. as well
D. as far as
满分：4 分
14. The history of information-technology industries is ____ smooth.
A. anything but
B. nothing but
C. all but
D. not but that
满分：4 分
15. Thailand announced a bank reconstructuring plan last month, but none of the banks ____has agreed to it.
A. by far
B. so far
C. so far as
D. far from
满分：4 分
16. For a long time, ___economies like Japan and Korea were few and relatively small compared with importing economies like the U.S.
A. export-led
B. import-led
C. information-intensive
D. technology-intensive
满分：4 分
17. The 40% ______of the yen against the dollar is helping the comeback. But the multinationals are gaining even more advantages from their production bases that have sprung up around the world.
A. depreciation
B. appreciation
C. discrimination
D. depression
满分：4 分
18. That might happen if employers can’t find enough _____ workers to fill the information-intensive jobs that drive the economy now.
A. experiencing
B. fiscal
C. familiar
D. skilled
此题选: D 满分：4 分
19. It would ____ not only short-term fixes but also measures to help shape the Tigers for a global economy.
A. enforce
B. entail
C. enable
D. entitle
满分：4 分
20. Building and ______a political consensus for bailing out Asia will likely be the biggest and most complex foreign-policy challenge facing Clinton in the remainder of his term.
A. holding up
B. holding together
C. holding with
D. holding on
满分：4 分
21. The result is a virtuous circle: Rising demand drives average costs down, making it possible to ______lower prices and boosting demand even further.
A. charge
B. ask
C. blame
D. request
满分：4 分
22. Fiat’s grand strategists convened in Turin and decided that a new round of globalization was more ____ than before.
A. emergent
B. imperative
C. inductive
D. instructive
满分：4 分
23. Asian____ have used their unbridled power pervasively to compel their citizens to become big savers.
A. bureaucrats
B. bureaucracy
C. bureau
D. bureaus
满分：4 分
24. That leaves the conglomerate ___ the upper hand.
A. behind
B. in
C. with
D. to
满分：4 分
25. Fiat projects that the mature auto markets of the U.S., Europe and Japan will ___ only a 1.4% average annual growth rate in sales between now and 2005.
A. conciliate
B. pull
C. bear
D. nocth
此题选: D 满分：4 分