1专业年级(本、专科)学号______________姓名________________密封线德州学院期末考试试卷课程名称:英美报刊选读A卷考试时间:120分钟题目一二三四五六七八总分得分阅卷人PartITranslatethefollowingphrasesintoChinese(40%)1)SecretaryofState11)UNESCO2)Capitol12)NASA3)spokesman13)FM4)jointventure14)IPR5)Senate15)FBI6)FinancialTimes16)MFN7)Pentagon17)PLO8)FederalReserve18)DJI9)TheCommonwealth19)Aussie10)tradedeficits20)N-testPartIIFillinthefollowingblankswithChinesewords(20%)1)消息是最常用的新闻体裁,它通常由(1)、(2)、(3)三部分组成。2)消息的“倒金字塔结构”起源于(4)世纪(5)年代美国的(6)(事件)期间。3)电讯稿的电讯头三要素是(7)、(8)和(9)。电讯头LosAngles,Sep16,2006,AP译成汉语为(10)。4)在新闻分类中,(11)和(12)被称为硬新闻,(13)和(14)被称为软新闻。5)被国际新闻界公认的六大通讯社是:美国的(15)和(16),英国的(17),法国的(18),俄罗斯的(19),中国的(20)。PartIIIReadthefollowingpassagesandthenchoosetherightanswertoeachquestion.(20%)Passage1AlanGreenspanAlanGreenspanischairmanoftheFederalReserveBoardandarguablyoneofthemostpowerfulindividualsintheUnitedStates.GreenspanhasdemonstratedasharpintellectalongwithanunusualabilitytokeephisindependencewhilestillfollowingthetrendsofpoliticalpowerinWashington,D.C.HewasborninNewYorkCityin1926,sonofastockbrokerandasaleswoman.Heshowedearlysignsofmathematicalgenius,yetafterhighschoolchosetoattendtheJulliardSchoolofMusicandlaterplayedtheclarinet(单簧管)inatravelingswingbandinthemid1940s.Thenheabandonedamusiccareertoobtainbachelor’sandmaster’sdegreesineconomicsfromNewYork.UniversityandbegandoctoralstudiesatColumbiaUniversity.HeleftColumbiawhenheranoutofmoneyandtookajoblaterasaneconomistfortheNationalIndustrialConferenceBoard.In1977heeventuallygothisPh.D.fromNewYorkUniversity.Inthe1950s,Greenspanbecameadedicated(热诚的)followerofAynRand,whosephilosophyof“enlightenedselfishness”appealedtoGreenspanmorethanthefree-marketskepticismofJohnMaynardKeynesandmanyothereconomistsofhisgeneration.However,Greenspantookamorepragmaticandpoliticallyawareroutethanmanyofthepromising(强硬的)heroesofRand’snovels.Greenspanlaterstartedaconsultingcompanythatofferedeconomicforecaststolargecompaniesandfinancialinstitutions,atatimewhenfewcorporationshadtheirownprofessionalstaffeconomists.Inthe1960s,GreenspanwasadirectorofpolicyresearchforRichardNixonbutdidnotcometoWashingtonuntilthe1970s,whenhebecamechairmanoftheCouncilofEconomicAdvisorsunderPresidentGeraldFord,Inthisposition,Greenspangothisfirsttasteofexperiencebeinggrilled(质询)beforeangrysenatorsandcongressmen.Undoubtedlythatwasvaluabletrainingforpartsofhispresentjob.Greenspanreturnedtoprivatelifeandresumed(重新开始)hiseconomicconsultingpracticeaftertheelectionofPresidentJimmyCarter.In1987,hewasappointedchairmanoftheFederalReserveBoardbyPresidentRonaldReaganandhasservedsincethenunderbothRepublicanandDemocraticadministrations.1.Thankstothefollowingexceptthat,AlanGreenspanisregardedasoneofthemostpowerfulindividualsintheU.S.A)GreenspanhasfollowedthetrendsofpoliticalpowerinWashington,D.C.B)GreenspanwaschairmanoftheFederalReserveBoardC)GreenspanhasanunusualabilitytokeephisindependenceD)Greenspanhasprovedthatheisanintellectual2.IntermsofAlanGreenspan'smusiccareer,whichofthefollowingistrueA)Hetookapart-timejobasaclarinetplayerinaswingbandwhenhewasintheJulliardSchoolofMusic.B)HegaveuphismusiccareerandgothisPh.D.ineconomicsfromColumbiaUniversity.C)Hefailedtoshowanysignsofmusicalgenius.D)TheJulliardSchoolofMusicprovidedopportunitiesforhimtostudy.3.FromthispassageweknowthatGreenspanfollows.A)AynRand'senlightenedselfishnessphilosophysolelyB)JohnMaynardKeynes'sfree-marketskepticism2C)pragmaticismandAynRand’sphilosophyD)anuncompromisingroute4.WhendidGreenspanbecomechairmanoftheCouncilofEconomicAdvisorsA)Inthe1950s.B)Inthe1960s.C)Inthe1970s.D)Inthe1980s.5.What'sthemainideaofthispassage?A)Greenspan'sjourneythroughlife.B)GreenspanisoneofthemostpowerfulindividualsintheUnitedStates.C)Greenspanisageniusinbothmusicandeconomics.D)HowGreenspanstartedhiscareerintheeconomicfield.Passage2WhyDoWeLie?Aslittlechildren,mostofusweretaughtthevirtueofhonestyfromfairytalesandotherstories.ThestoryofPinocchio,whobeginslifeasapuppet,teachesustheimportanceoftellingthetruth.InthestoryofyoungGeorgeWashington,wholiesaboutcuttingdownthecherrytree,welearnthatheearnshisfather’spraiseonlywhenheadmitswhathehasdone.Eventhoughweknowthat“honestyisthebestpolicy,”whydoweoftenlieinoureverydaylife?Thefactisthatwelieformanyreasons.Wesometimeslietominimizeourerrorsandmistakes.Forexample,somestudentsmightlietotheirteachersaboutunfinishedhomework.Theymightsaythattheylefttheworkathomewhen,infact,theydidn’tevendothework.Thesestudentsdon’twanttobeirresponsible,sotheymakeupalietosaveface.Anotherreasonwelieistogetoutofsituationswedon'twanttobein.Ifwejustdon’twanttoattendthedormmeetingearlyonSaturdaymorning,wemightgivethisexcuse:“I'vebeenfightingoffacoldallweek,andIneedtosleeponSaturdaymorning.”Weliebecausewebelievethattellingthetruthwillcauseproblems.Whenwedon’tknowhowtosayno,weoftenuseliestoavoiddifficulties.However,liesarenotalwaysnegative;infacttwokindsofliescanyieldpositiveresults.Thefirstiscommonlyreferredtoasa“whitelie.”Wetellwhitelieswhenwedon’twanttohurtotherpeople'sfeelings.Forexample,ifagoodfriendshowsupwithanunflattering(难看的)haircut,weco