外贸英语阅读总复习-单选

Unit1

1.Theactofpreparationimpliesthatanegotiationisoris

beingseriouslyconsidered.

A.inthewayB.onthewayC.inthewhileD.underway

2.Thepreparationstageisthestartingpointinthenegotiation

andisundoubtedlythemostimportant.

A.progressB.proficiencyC.proposalD.process3

3.Preparation,,takesplacebeforethenegotiationbegins.

A.ofnecessityB.atworkC.fromthestartD.infact

4.Itisalmostathatthebestpreparednegotiatorwillwin.

A.testB.tenetC.terrorD.target

5.Itisdifficulttotheimportanceofgoodpreparationasa

meansofachievingsuccessinnegotiation.

A.valueB.investC.overstateD.signify

6.Anegotiationisusuallyinitiatedbyonepartyaproposal

whichsuggestsjointactiontoanother.

A.subdividingB.submittingC.connectingD.clarifying

7.Withpreparationsetasideforthemoment,theclassicstagesof

negotiationbecome,reflectingandbargaining.

A.interestingB.standingC.proposingD.positioning

8.Thismighttaketheformofbothpartiessittingdownandtentatively

expressingtheirviewpointsandtheirunderstandingofthepossibilities

inacooperativeagreement.

A.inheritB.innerC.inherentD.incapable

9.Asthematterprogresses,eachparty,formallyandinformally,will

itsownpositiontotheothersothatabasisfordiscussion

canbeestablished.

A.giveupB.getridofC.practiceD.present

10.AverystrangehasdevelopedovertimeintheWestern

world.Thisconventionassumesthatitistheseller'sresponsibilityto

submitproposalstothebuyer.

A.confrontationB.conventionC.consistenceD.contact

11.Thereisnologicinthisconvention,andonecanonly

supposethatitdevelopedasanoutcomeoftheseller'sdesiretoseize

theinitiative.

A.whatsoeverB.wheneverC.whicheverD.however

12.Thefactthatitisthesellerwhosubmitstheproposalatthe

beginningofanegotiationprovidesthebuyerwithaslightadvantage.

A.invariablyB.almostC.constantlyD.comparably

13.Ifabuyeroperatinginacompetitivemarketseeksproposalsfrom

severalsuppliesforessentiallythesameproductorservice,thenthat

buyerimmediatelyhasadditionalknowledgewithwhichto

eachindividualsupplier.

A.displaceB.confrontC.dignifyD.replace

14.Iftheideaappearstohavethenbothpartiesarelikelyto

developitfuture.

A.maskB.markC.meritsD.morality

15.Asthematterprogresses,eachparty,formallyandinformally,will

presentitsownpositiontotheotherabasisfor

discussioncanbeestablished.

A.sothatB.bywhichC.whereD.when

Unit2

1.Perhapsameetingwithafriendwhoworksatabankwouldsome

usefulinformationaboutfutureinterestrates.

A.coverB.castC.uncoverD.govern

2.Itisnotenoughtobedoingextraodinary,criticalactivitiess;one's

effortsmustbeandrecognized

A.invisibleB.visualC.visibleD.visional

3.Powercomesinpartfrombeingabletodothingsforothersthat

obligatethemtobehelpfulinreturnby

A.reciprocityB.repetitionC.resolutionD.reconstruction

4.Theymustfindwysofgaininginformalinfluencethroughtheirown

personalandtheirabilitytomakefriendlyrelationship.

A.attributionB.aspirationC.abundanceD.

attractiveness

5.Attheheartoftheseskillsareveryhumanthatinvolvemaking

relationshipswithmanydifferentpeople.

A.qualificationB.quotationC.qualitiesD.square

6.Thelessformsofinfluencebreedresistanceandresentment,

thoughtheywillprobablyenhancethepowerofsomeone.

A.lastingB.legitimateC.formalD.consistent

7.Managersseemtoprefertogathertheirdatabytalkingdirectly

withothers,whichmeansthatthereareconstantshortconversations

goingon.

A.beforhandB.secondhandC.firsthandD.athand

8.Thosewhocanhelptheorganizationachieveitsgoalsbythemost

difficultproblemsarelikelytoacquirepower.

A.overtakingB.overcomingC.overtaxingD.

overstaying

9.Toperformtheinformationfunctionswell,themanagerneedstobe

abletojudgewhohastheneededinformationandtoitshouldbe

circulated.

A.whichB.thatC.whetherD.whom

10.Apersonwhoperformstasksinawaythatisalreadyestablished

androutinizedwillreceivelesspowerthanapersonwhodevelopsnew

methodsorprocedures.

A.correctB.cruelC.criticalD.crystal

11.Organizationalworkcannotbedonewithoutthatability,and

managersneedtounderstanditinordertothepeopleand

resourcestoaccomplishwhatmustbedone.

A.comeaboutB.bringtogetherC.bringaboutD.take

off

12.Ahiger-upwhothinksapersonshowspromisemightbecomeakind

of“sponsor“whowilllookafterthecareer,helpcreate

opportunities,andbuildreputation.

A.ambitiousB.aspirant'sC.expert'sD.professional

13.Thosewhoareambitiousdonotliketobethesecondorthird

personinajob.

A.organizationallyB.personallyC.privatelyD.possibly

14.Informalinfluenceisoftennecessaryforthosewithformalinfluence

iftheywantmorethan_cooperation.

A.willingB.desirableC.defendableD.grudging

15.Theresearchonmanagerialjobsrevealsthereisalmostalwaysan

ofwork,especiallysincesomuchtimemustbespentinteractingwith

others.

A.abandonB.abolitionC.abundanceD.abortion

Unit3

1.Advertisinghelpsagreattoarisingstandardofliving.

A.fillB.finalizeC.fineD.foster

2.Peoplewouldnevergettoheartheservicesandgoodsatallifit

notforadvertising.

A.isB.areC.wereD.willbe

3.Thisisaverylargefigurealthoughitforlessthan2percentof

totalconsumers5expenditure.

A.countedB.accountedC.costD.accorded

4.Intalkingaboutadvertising,oneshouldnotthinkonlya

commercialontelevision.

A,infactB.intermsofC.asamatteroffactD.inaccordance

with

5.Inthe__societyinwhichwelive,itisessentialthatwegooutand

sellwhatwehavetooffer.

A.comparableB.comparativeC.competitiveD.common

6.Advertisingplaysanimportantroleinthisrespect,sellingat

homeorinexportmarkets.

A.whatB.whichC.whereD.whether

7.Itmustnotbethoughtthatadvertisingtriestoselltheconsumers

donotwant.

A.whatB.howC.whenD.that

8.Advertisersrangeinsizesmallindependentstorestohuge

multinationalfirms.

A.aboveB.overC.belowD.from

9.Theworkisbysomeonewhotakesresponsibilityfortheentire

campaignorproduct.

A.settledB.offendedC.coordinatedD.calculated

10.Themedia,whichselltimeandspacetocarrytheadvertiser'smessage

totheaudience.

A.tasteB.tactC.targetD.terrific

1l.Muchadvertisingismerelyanddoesnotaddtoconsumers'

knowledgeofthemarket.

A.persuasiveB.possessiveC.permissiveD.promising

12.Theadvertisementstheproductstheyareadvertising.

A.mistakenB.misunderstandC.misleadD.misrepresent

13.Therulesarealsoastandardformediaownerstojudgetheof

anyadvertisingtheyareaskedtopublish.

A.accessB.realityC.possibilityD.acceptability

14.Thepublicisencouragedtohelpbyreportingaboutadvertisements

theythinkhaveappeared.

A.oughtB.oughtnotC.oughtnottoD.oughtto

15.Thereisnodoubtthatawell-plannedandcleverlyadvertising

campaigncanincreasethedemandfortheproduct.

A.presentationB.presentC.presentedD.presenting

Unit4

1.Themoneydepositedinthebankisinsured,sothatevenifthebank

hadtobusiness,thecustomerwouldgethismoneyback.

A.goalongwithB.godowntoC.gooutofD.getinto

2.Thestatementlistsallthechecksthatthebankandalldeposits

thattheaccountholdermadeduringthemonth.

A.paidB.payingC.paymentD.repaid

3.Thedepositorcanwriteordersagainstthebalanceinthe

account.

A.withinB.withstandC.withoutD.withdrawal

4.Whenadepositordecidesthathedoesn'twantthebanktopaya

,buthehasalreadywrittenachecktothatperson,hemaygive

thebankastoppaymentorder.

A.payerB.bankerC,payeeD,customer

5.Ifheisdepositinghismoneyinasavingsaccount,thecustomer

receivesasavingsthatshowstheamountofmoneyhehasin

thebank.

A.passengerB.pass-byC.passbookD.passport

6.Earlywithdrawalsareoftensubjecttointerestpenalties,whichmay

theinterestearnedatmaturity.

A.belessthanB.beyondC.reduceD.exceed

7.Theimportantaspectisnottheparticularmeansororganizational

form,butthebank'stosupplythefundsthatareneededinthe

communitythatitserves.

A.inactiveworkB.activeeffort

C.passivestudyD.interestedoperations

8.Checkingaccountcustomerspaythebankaservicechargeforthe

bookkeepinginvolvedintheaccount.

A.advertisingB.administeringC.adjustingD.admiring

9.Savingdepositsareinterest-bearingdepositsspecificmaturity.

A.withoutB.forC.fromD.under

10.Thenewstyleofbankdesignretainssomeoftheseprotectivefeatures,

buttheideanowistomakethebankseemlikeafriendlyplacerather

thanafortress.

A.forbiddingB.fosteringC.furtheringD.fasting

11.Acommercialbankmayrequireaweek'snoticepriortowithdrawal,

butthisrestrictionintheUSisnotinpractice.

A.appointedB.appreciatedC.appliedD.approached

12.Banksalsochargeadepositorafeewhenheis.

A.overtakenB.overworkedC.overdoneD.overdrawn

13.Demanddepositshavenomaturityandmustbepaidbycommercial

bankswhenainstrument,generallyintheformofacheckora

creditcard,ispresented.

A.negotiatingB.neglectingC.nursingD.negotiable

14.Adepositorisoverdrawnwhenhewritesacheckformoremoneythan

theinhisaccount.

A.amountB.possiblesumC.balanceD.demand

15.ThisrestrictionintheUSisnotexecutedinpracticebecauseitiseasy

fordepositorstofundsfromsavingaccountstodemand

accountsonwhichchecksmaybewritten.

A.sheetB.shiftC.shockD.shortage

Unit5

1.Wholesalingandretailingarenotinanytwocountriesofthe

world..

A.identifiedB.identificationC.identicalD.identifiable

2.Themarketermustanalyzewholesalingandretailingstructuresin

thosemarketsinwhichthefirmhasresponsibilityfor

management.

A.allocationB.descriptionC.depressionD.distribution

3.Smallretailersofferlimitedservicestomanufactureswhosell

them.

A.throughB.acrossC.pastD.beyond

4.Packagingiskeptsimplytoconveytheideaofvalue-for-moneyand

reliablequality,makesthecustomerwonderwhethershe's

payingmoreforthepacketthantheproductinside.

A.overstatementB.oversimplifiedC.over-packagingD.

overactivity

5.Theretailstructurealsotendstovarythenation'slevelof

economicdevelopment.

A.inB.withC.fromD.above

6.Amajorofchannelstructureiswhethertheproductis

intendedfortheconsumerorindustrialmarket.

A.determinationB.diversificationC.dominantD.

domestic

7.Thefirmthatmustdistributethroughlargenumbersofsmallretailers

inaforeignmarketwillfinditadifferentchallengefromthe

distributiontaskinthe___market.

A.abroadB.aboardC.dominantD.domestic

8.Thisisbecauseshopshavespentagreatdealoftimeandmoney

thepsychologyoftheshopper.

A.searchingB.searchC.researchingD.research

9.Thedevelopingcountriestendtohavesmaller,more

wholesaling.

A.fracturedB.fractionalC.fragmentedD.fragile

10.Sincethosehouseholdsarenumerousandgeographically,and

sincethepurchaseasmallvolumeatagiventime,middlemenmust

beemployedtomarketproductstothem.

A.depressedB.displayedC.dispersedD.disorganized

11.Becausewholesalingbenefitsfromeconomiesofscale,dealingwith

smallwholesalingmeanslessserviceandagreaterforthe

producer.

A.bureauB.burstC.burdenD.bush

12.Agoodsupermarketenvironmentisoneinwhichyoufeelrelaxedand

comfortable.Consequentlylightingisdesignedtobe,butnot

enoughtosendyoutosleep.

A.relaxingB.relaxedC.reactingD.refunding

13.Wholesalingpatternsinworldmarketsarediverse,thecultures

andeconomiesinwhichtheyarefound.

A.refreshingB.refuelingC.reflectingD.refusing

14.Smallstoresizemeanslessroomfordisplay.Thisappliesnotonlyto

shelfspace,butalsotopoint-of-purchasedisplays___whichno

spacesmaybeavailable.

A.behindB.forC.amongD.in

15.Asmuchthoughtgoesintothedesignofapacketintoisactually

goinginsideit.

A.whenB.whatC.howD.where

Unit6

1.Newhumanresourcemanagementsystemsandskillswillberequired

toselectandtrainsuchemployeesandtowintheirand

commitment.

A.Self-conceitB.self-disciplineC.self-importanceD.self-image

2.Thepostofheadofhuman-resourcemanagementisusuallya

specializedjob,offattheedgeofthecorporate.

A.ClassB.classificationC.hierarchyD.status

3.Thechallengeofintellectualorhumancapitalliesinthefact

thatsuchworkersmustbemanageddifferentlythanwerethoseof

previousgenerations.

A.EnforcingB.intrudingC.excludingD.fostering

4.Organizationstodaymustgrapplewithrevolutionarytrends;

productandtechnologicalchange.

A.AcceleratingB.affectingC.labelingD.enabling

5.Thecenterofgravityinemploymentismovingfastfrom

andclericalworkerstoknowledgeworkers.

A.MatureB.RemarkableC.manualD.momentary

6.Theneedforextensiveretraininggeneratescostsandcreates

thatlimitthespeedwithwhichnewequipmentcanbe

employed.

A.BottomlinesB.bouldersC.bottlenecksD.braindrains

7.Jobstodaydemandalevelofexpertisefarthatrequiredof

mostworkersmanyyearsago,sothathumancapitalisquickly

replacingmachinesasthebasisformostfirms'success.

A.WithinB.exceptC.belowD.beyond

8.Human-resourcemanagementisnotseenascentraltothe

competitivesurvivalofthefirmintheUnitedStates.

A.CriticallyB.appreciativelyC.naturallyD.

traditionally

9.Thecharacteristicofcompaniestodayandtomorrow,say

manyexperts,isthegrowingemphasisonhumancapital.

A.DisplacingB.distinguishingC.displayingD.disgusting

10.WhileAmericanfirmsoftentalkabouttheamountsspentontraining

theirworkforces,infacttheyinvestintheskillsoftheir

employeesthandotheJapaneseorGermanfirms.

A.MoreB.lessC.furtherD.fewer

11.Manufacturing-intensivejobsinthesteel,auto,rubber,andtextile

industriesarebywhatoneexpertcalls''knowledge-intensive

hightechmanufacturing^^.

A.TohavebeenreplacedB.beingchangedC.compensatedD.being

replaced

12.Thelackofimportancehuman-resourcemanagementcan

beseeninthecorporationhierarchy.

A.SeparatedintoB.attachedtoC.closetoD.pouredinto

13.Creatingnewproducts,newservices,newwaysofturningoutgoods

morecheaply---hasbecomethemostofcorporations

everywhere.

A.SpurB.urgentconcernC.urgeD.desire

14.Companiesarerelyingmoreonemployees'creativityandskills,thus

placingmorestressontheemployees5.

A.LabourB.brainpowerC.healthDpersonality

15.IfAmericanworkerstakemuchlongertolearnhowtooperateanew

digitalcontrolledmanufacturingstationsthanworkersinGermany,the

effectivecostofthosestationsisinGermanythanitisin

theUnitedStates.

A.HigherB.upperC.lowerD.former

Unit7

1.Thechanceoflossunderalifeinsurancecontractisgreaterthesecond

yearofthecontract,thecompanyisconcerned,thanitwasthefirst

year.

A.aswellasB.asfarasC.asamatteroffactD.aslongas

2.Accidentandhealthinsuranceisaformofinsurancetoprotect

againsttheseeconomiclosses.

A.dividedB.despisedC.disconnectedD.devised

3.Manyinsurerswillpostponeadecisiononalifeinsurance

applicationyouandyourdoctorcandeterminethereasonyourliver

isn'tfunctioningnormally.

A.beforeB.untilC.priorD.because

4.Nowarrantyisgivenorimpliedthattheamountofinsurancewill

completeloss.

A.governB.coverC.controlD.convict

5.Themostfrequentcauseofdeathfromalcoholismisheart

disease,followedbycancer,accidents,andsuicide.

A.matureB.preparedC.prematureD.proposed

6.TheBuildingSocietyhasawideexperienceofinsurancecompanies

andofthetermsofferedbytheir,andplacesinsurancewithmany

companieswhoareabletoprovidethecover.

A.policiesB.decisionsC.ideasD.strategies

7.Insurerswillcheckforthatalcoholisaffectingyourhealthaswell

asforotherhealthfactorsthatcouldinfluenceyourlifeexpectancy.

A.sighsB.hintsC.indicationsD.meanings

8.Protectionisavailabletoalltypesofworkersandthecost(calledthe

premium)rangesfromafewcentsadayforsmallorlimitedpolicies

amonthforpoliciespayinglargeramounts.

A.inB.underC.toD.for

9.Lifeinsuranceapplicationsalsoincludequestionsaboutyourmedical

historythatinsurerscanusetogainintoyouralcoholuse.

A.sightB.signC.sceneryD.insight

10.Inmostlinesofinsurance,anismadetoputtheindividualback

inexactlythesamefinancialpositionafteralossasbeforetheloss.

A.attemptB.effectC.affectD.contempt

11.Underwritingismoreofanartthanasciencewhenitcomesto

therisksassociatedwithalcohol.

A.determiningB.determineC.bedeterminedD.bedetermining

12.Therearepolicieswhichcannotbecanceledorbytheinsurance

companyuntilthepolicyholderreachesanageatwhichheusuallyhasno

furtherearningpower.

A.testedB.detectedC.negotiatedD.terminated

13.Ifyouwererequiredtogiveabloodsampletoaccompanyyourlife

insuranceapplication,theinsurerwillusuallytestyourbloodforthe

presenceofliverenzymes.

A.leveledB.elevatedC.averagedD.balanced

14.Thefirstthinginsurerswilllookattodeterminetheyneedto

worryaboutyouralcoholuseisyourlifeinsuranceapplication.

A.whenB.ifC.howD.that

15.Healthinsuranceprotectstheearningsofwageearnersand

financialaidtothefamilyofthebreadwinnerbythepaymentofhis

doctorandhospitalbills.

A.furnishesB.finishesC.refinesD.defines

Unit8

l.Manylargebusinessenterprisesmaintainanalmostcontinuousof

theiraccountingsystemandmayconstantlybeinvolvedinchargingsome

partofit.

A.viewB.restorationC.resettlementD.Review

2.Usersoftheinformationprovidedbytheaccountingsystemrelyon

variousreportsforrelevantinformationinanunderstandable

manner.

A.revealedB.presentedC.prospectedD.prosecuted

3.Becauseofdifferencesinbusinesses,inthenumberof

transactions,andintheusesmadeofaccountingdata,accounting

systemswillvaryfrombusinesstobusiness.

A.processingB.tobeprocessedC.processD.processed

4.Regulatoryagenciesoftenrequireuniformdataandestablishcertain

deadlinesfortheofcertainreports.

A.divisionB.structureC.substandardD.submission

5.Anaccountingsystemmustprovidetheinformationneededby

managementinreportingtoowners,creditors,andotherinterestedparties

andintheaffairsofthebusiness.

A.conductingB.constructingC.refiningD.instructing

6.Theaccountinganalysisusuallybeginswithareviewodorganizational

structureandjobdescriptionsofthepersonnel.

A.affectedB.approachedC.arrayedD.arrested

7.Anaccountingsystemincludesthenetworkofcommunications

usedbyabusinessorganizationtoprovideneededinformation.

A.entitledB.entertainedC.entireD.enlarge

8.Adetaileddescriptionofthesystemusedbytheenterprisesisofgreat

valuetothesystemsinthefact-findingreview.

A.ancestorB.antagonistC.anthropologistD.analyst

9.Inadditiontolookingattheshortcomingsofthepresentsystem,the

analystshoulddeterminemanagement'splansforchangesinoperations

ofthefuture.

A.forecastB.foreseeableC.foremostD.forgivable

10.Eachbusinessmustadapttothechangingenvironmentinwhich

itoperates.

A.constantlyB.instantlyC.promptlyD.constitutional

11.Althoughthereportsproducedbyanaccountingsystemareavaluable

endproductofthesystem,thevalueofthereportsshouldlieatleast

equaltothecostofproducingthem.

A.producibleB.productiveC.productionD.produced

12.Thedesignofthenewsystemmayinvolveonlyminorchangesfrom

theexistingsystem,suchasofaparticularformandtherelated

procedures.

A.revivalB.revisionC.rewardD.ribbon

13.Nomatterhowdetailedorareportmaybe,itshouldnotbe

producedifitcostsmorethanthebenefitsreceivedbythosewhouseit.

A.promotionalB.conditionalC.informationalD.emotional

14.Thebottomlineofanincomestatementshowsthecompanyhad

anetprofitoranetlossforthatperiod.

A.whenB.howC.whatD.whether

15.Informationprovidedbyaccountantshelpsmanagersandother

executivesunderstandtheresultsofbusinesstransactionsandinterpret

thefinancialoftheirorganization.

A.statuteB.statusC.statueD.static

Unit9

1.Ifyourcomplaintisajustone,theshopkeepermayoffertoreplaceor

repairthearticle.

A.failB.faultyC.failureD.faithful

2.Gobacktotheshopwhereyouboughtthegoods,takingwithyouany

youmayhave.

A.goodsB.receptionC.recessionD.receipt

3.Fewpeoplehavenotmetthetypeofpersonwithsomevaguethat

isoftennotevencleartohimself.

A.gripB.grievanceC.griefD.gross

4.Sometothesatisfactorypointsofthegoodsandservices

concernedmightwellleadtoamoregenerousconsiderationofthe

complaint.

A.desireB.referenceC.instructionD.institution

5.Incertaincasesyoumayhavetherighttorefusethegoodsandaskfor

yourmoneyback,butthisisonlyyouhavehardlyusedthegoods

andhaveactedatonce.

A.whatB.whetherC.whenD.where

6.Theadjustmentpolicyiswithaviewtoprotectingthecustomer

whoisintherightbutwhohasbeenwronged.

A.drawnupB.madeupC.spedupD.spilled

7.Ifacomplainthastobemade,themattershouldbeinvestigatedin

detail,andthesedetailsshouldbebeforethepartycharged.

A.laidB.lessenedC.givenupD.gestured

8.Heismorelikelytoreceiveconsiderationifheleavestheinjured

partytodecidewhetherheistoblameornot.

A.genuineB.generousC.fracturedD.gestured

9.Someinconvenienceisalmost,andthehopethatno

inconveniencewhateverhasbeencausedisusuallyrecognizedforthe

shamthatitis.

A.invisibleB.endurableC.distinguishableD.inevitable

10.Itisonlywhenmildermethodsfailadirectdemandfor

compensationisadvisable.

A.whenB.whereC.howD.that

11.Eventhebravestpersonfindsitdifficulttoinagroupofpeople

tocomplain,soifyoudonotwanttodoitinperson,writaletter.

A.standupB.thinkupC.workoutD.breakin

12.Todaymanybusinesshouseshaveadefinitepolicyadjustment

underwhichlikecasesreceiveliketreatment.

A.referringB.analyzingC.regardingD.revolutionizing

13.Firmsofstandingwillcompensatetheircustomersforanyloss.

A.oftheirownB.oftheirownaccordC.byandlargeD.bytheway

14.Itistheshopkeeper'sresponsibilitytotakethecomplaintseriously

andtoreplaceorrepairafaultyarticleorpoorservice,becauseheis

thepersonwithwhomyouhaveenteredintoanagreement.

A.putrightB.rightawayC.modifyD.withdraw

15.Adefinitepolicymakesquickadjustmentpossible,butitalso

enforcesthenecessityofcareineachadjustmentappears

reasonable.

A.inferringthatB.foundingC.refutingD.seeingthat

Unit10

1、Whenapieceofgoodnewsaboutacompanyis,itisnot

immediatelyknowntoeveryonebutisslowlypassedfromonepersonto

another.

A.affordableB.attachableC.availableD.associable

2、Ifthemarketpriceisbelowtheintrinsicvalue,thenthestockis

andshouldbebought.

A.undersignedB.undersizedC.underprivilegedD.undervalued

3、Thiswillhaveanonhowtheinvestordivideshismoney

amongdifferentcountriesandstocks.

A.impactB.impressionC.implausibleD.implementation

4、Thefundamentalcalculatesfinancialratiosbasedondata

availablefrombalancesheetandincomestatementofacompany.

A.analogyB.astronomerC.analystD.announcer

5、Thereisnoevidencetosuggestwhichapproachoffers

superiorreturnstotheinvestors.

A.overtakingB.overflowingC.overwhelmingD.overworking

6、Technicalanalysisistheartofprobablefuturetrendfrom

historicalrecordsofstocktrading.

A.conductingB.conferringC.despisingD.deducing

7、Whentechnicalanalysisismentioned,peopleoftenthinkofanalysts

pricemovementofstocks,drawinglinestofindtrends,support

orresistance.

A.plottingB.allocatingC.gloomingD.plumbing

8、Theruleisthateachsharehasthesamepower,sothemore

sharesyouown,thegreateryourpower.

A.vibratingB.votingC.vowingD.voicing

9、Forthetechnicalanalyst,hedoesnotneedtoknowthegood

newsoranyotherinformationthatisaffectingthestockpriceis.

A.whereB.whatC.howD.that

10>Itisthestudyofstockmarketitselfratherthanthefactors

thatinfluencethemarket.

A.explicitB.explanatoryC.externalD.expressible

11Largecompaniesturntothepublic,invitingpeopletolendthem

money,ortakeashareinthebusinessinexchangeforasharein

future.

A.achievementB.profitsC.strategiesD.precaution

12、Thestockpricewhichhasstartedtomoveinanwill

continuetodosountilsomethinghappenstochangethesupply-demand

balance.

A.uptrendB.upstairsC.uprightD.uplift

13Theinvestordecidesthe