东财17春《外刊经贸文章选读B》在线作业（随机）
东财17春《外刊经贸文章选读B》在线作业一（随机）一、单选题：
1.President of Fiat in 1992 unexpectedly slashed taxes ( ) what were dubbed “popular cars”. (满分:4)
A. at
B. with
C. of
D. on
2.But he also wants to hike the national sales tax from 3% to 5% and ( )an income-tax break enacted in 1995. (满分:4)
A. cancel
B. repeal
C. reject
D. refuse
3.Although meant to be , this incantation is dangerously misleading. (满分:4)
A. comforting
B. encouraging
C. inspiring
D. heartening
4.By imposing austerity troubled Asian nations, the IMF may actually be exacerbating the situation. (满分:4)
A. on
B. in
C. with
D. at
5.The change of the plan would ( )treat inconvenience on them. (满分:4)
A. entail
B. detail
C. cocktail
D. retail
6.Companies are using computers to boost workers’ ( ). (满分:4)
A. production
B. produce
C. product
D. productivity
7.Thailand announced a bank reconstructuring plan last month, but none of the banks ( )has agreed to it. (满分:4)
A. by far
B. so far
C. so far as
D. far from
8.Certainly, if Mahathir’s policies to bolster Malaysia Inc. fail to improve the economy, he will be increasingly ( ) to attack. (满分:4)
A. sensitive
B. vulnerable
C. opposed
D. exposed
9.In paticular, world leaders must stop trying to export its way out of trouble of the rest of Asia. (满分:4)
A. at the expense of
B. at the head of
C. at the instance of
D. at the hand of
10. would be the bad banking practices, the cronyism, and the political favoritism. (满分:4)
A. Going
B. Go
C. Gone
D. Goes
11.Sometimes, ( ) productivity has nothing to do with machines-high-or low-tech. (满分:4)
A. improving
B. improve
C. improved
D. bettered
12.Many subsidiaries could be spun ( ) to professional managers. (满分:4)
A. out
B. with
C. on
D. off
13.More than a year later, politicians throughout the region are choosing topainful choices. (满分:4)
A. do away with
B. steer clear of
C. deal with
D. get accustomed to
14.Small businesses have to depend ( ) the health of large companies for their livelihood.. (满分:4)
A. on
B. for
C. with
D. in
15.Tax cuts and creation of a social safety net should ( ) a breakup of large industrial and financial groups. (满分:4)
A. be combined by
B. be confined to
C. be coupled with
D. be cabled by
16.It would ( ) not only short-term fixes but also measures to help shape the Tigers for a global economy. (满分:4)
A. enforce
B. entail
C. enable
D. entitle
17.Millions of workers in some Asian countries have beenas a result of IMF terms. (满分:4)
A. laid aside
B. laid back
C. put away
D. laid off
18.For years, she ( )the hope that her husband might still be alive. (满分:4)
A. valued
B. cherished
C. treasured
D. grasped
19.High-tech executives are also countingcompetitive pressure forcing corporations to continue spending on information technology even in a recession. (满分:4)
A. on
B. in
C. off
D. out
20.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. (满分:4)
A. depreciation
B. appreciation
C. discrimination
D. depression
21.Structural bottlenecks bureaucratic resistance and laborslow or even thwart reform. (满分:4)
A. issues
B. events
C. things
D. incidents
22.Fiat’s grand strategists convened in Turin and decided that a new round of globalization was more ( ) than before. (满分:4)
A. emergent
B. imperative
C. inductive
D. instructive
23.He quickly discovered that Brazil, rather than being some stagnant backwater, was an auto market ( )with growth. (满分:4)
A. exploding
B. exploiting
C. exploring
D. expanding
24.At each step along the way, economic pessimists warned that the economy was about ( ) tumble into a yawning chasm. (满分:4)
A. into
B. to
C. on
D. for
25.A move is ( ) in Congress to oppose U.S. help. (满分:4)
A. in the way
B. under way
C. out of the way
D. across the way
东财《外刊经贸文章选读B》在线作业二（随机）
一、单选题：
1.The banking has long been the ( ) of the region’s crony capitalism. (满分:4)
A. obstacle
B. holdback
C. cornerstone
D. hindrance
2.She ( ) her eyes from the ugly sight. (满分:4)
A. averted
B. avoided
C. holded
D. closed
3.It would ( ) not only short-term fixes but also measures to help shape the Tigers for a global economy. (满分:4)
A. enforce
B. entail
C. enable
D. entitle
4.Growth has ( ) to an average rate of 4% from about 2% in 1995. (满分:4)
A. accelerated
B. promoted
C. quickened
D. advanced
5.Productivity gains lift the economy onto a faster growth track, but they don’t ( ) the ups and downs of the business cycle. (满分:4)
A. elevate
B. emigrate
C. eloquent
D. eliminate
6.As the Nikkei’s latest nightmare suggests, making the transition to an economy in which government ( ) less and the market counts for more will not be fun. (满分:4)
A. encroaches
B. invades
C. intrudes
D. infringes
7.In the immediate future, exports will more than ever be the of the Asian economies. (满分:4)
A. lifeblood
B. livelihood
C. necessity
D. mainstay
8.The argument between the two boys became so fierce that Dad had to ( )and tell them to behave. (满分:4)
A. inhabit
B. interact
C. intervene
D. inherit
9.Engineer is an ( ) post in Fiat. (满分:4)
A. industrious
B. illustrious
C. noteless
D. nameless
10.Since ( ) of the market is controlled by large companies investing in each other, the message is doubly clear. (满分:4)
A. two-thirds
B. two-third
C. second-three
D. second-threes
11.For a long time, economies like Japan and Korea were few and relatively small compared with importing economies like the U.S. (满分:4)
A. export-led
B. import-led
C. information-intensive
D. technology-intensive
12.As nameplate companies like Toyota and Toshiba accelerate the shift of their business to Asia and America, many of their suppliers are being ( )out in the cold. (满分:4)
A. checked
B. quickened
C. left
D. eliminated
13.Corporate Japan is turning ( ) itself, with the strong dumping the weak. (满分:4)
A. on
B. off
C. down
D. up
14.Sometimes, ( ) productivity has nothing to do with machines-high-or low-tech. (满分:4)
A. improving
B. improve
C. improved
D. bettered
15.The company saw ( ) rise 21% in the first quarter, despite a 1% decline in revenues. (满分:4)
A. earning
B. payroll
C. payrolls
D. earnings
16.That might happen if employers can’t find enough ( ) workers to fill the information-intensive jobs that drive the economy now. (满分:4)
A. experiencing
B. fiscal
C. familiar
D. skilled
17.A deadbeat can hang ( ) a piece of property for five years before a bank can claim it. (满分:4)
A. onto
B. up
C. down
D. off
18.He was ( )from his country for political reasons. (满分:4)
A. chased
B. exiled
C. accompanied
D. pursued
19.Many subsidiaries could be spun ( ) to professional managers. (满分:4)
A. out
B. with
C. on
D. off
20.Global leaders should appoint an ( ) task force that would have real clout to deal with the problem on a regional basis. (满分:4)
A. emergency
B. immediacy
C. imminence
D. immenseness
21.Over the past three years, the amount of money spent on home computers has risen by 55%, far income growth. (满分:4)
A. in a bind of
B. in a manner of
C. in excess of
D. in a position to
22.( ) some point, holding this kind of conference is unnecessary. (满分:4)
A. To
B. At
C. With
D. For
23.Chief among them is the ( ) need to improve the productivity of domestic industry as a way to improve Japan’s growth prospects. (满分:4)
A. hasty
B. urgent
C. early
D. confident
24.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. (满分:4)
A. corrode
B. cooperate
C. coexist
D. coincide
25.Some economists ( ) that the Federal Reserve had already missed its chance to keep prices under control. (满分:4)
A. prepared
B. prevailed
C. preceded
D. predicted
东财《外刊经贸文章选读B》在线作业三（随机）
一、单选题：
1.The ( ) crisis highlights the strategic missteps of Seoul’s policymakers. (满分:4)
A. profound
B. superficial
C. superior
D. sharp
2.Instead, local magnates are objectingthe terms of privatization. (满分:4)
A. at
B. for
C. with
D. to
3.( ) experiencing the booms and busts of old, the economy is on a steady growth. (满分:4)
A. Other than
B. Rather than
C. No more than
D. No other than
4.So far, economists have( ) one percentage point off their estimates for global growth in 1998. (满分:4)
A. gotten rid of
B. shaved
C. done away with
D. broken away from
5.China’sof the Renminbi in 1994 signals the end of the game to some degree. (满分:4)
A. revaluation
B. appreciation
C. depreciation
D. devaluation
6.Many subsidiaries could be spun ( ) to professional managers. (满分:4)
A. out
B. with
C. on
D. off
7.Thanks$ 515 billion worth of investment, the multinationals have moved closer to their customers. (满分:4)
A. for
B. of
C. by
D. to
8.Information technology has doubtless ( ) the stability of business operations. (满分:4)
A. enhanced
B. raised
C. increased
D. rose
9.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. (满分:4)
A. holding up
B. holding together
C. holding with
D. holding on
10.At the same time, far-reaching deregulation should ( ) the provisions that compel saving(such as compulsory payroll savings deductions) and suppress consumption. (满分:4)
A. cancel
B. refuse
C. reject
D. abolish
11.Companies are relying on temporary workers and outside consulting firms, which can be easilyduring tough times. (满分:4)
A. sloughed off
B. put across
C. brought off
D. taken amiss
12.In a desperate effort to keep things afloat, Asian companies dramaticallytheir short-term bank borrowings. (满分:4)
A. increased
B. decreased
C. rose
D. reduced
13.If the stagnant economy actually goes into recession, Hashimoto will face pressures to ease uphis fiscal reform. (满分:4)
A. to
B. for
C. with
D. on
14.High-tech profits ( )stock prices, making investors more willing to spend. And rising wages and bonuses for high-tech workers finance the purchases of new cars and homes. (满分:4)
A. rise
B. arise
C. boost
D. carry
15.Like generals fighting the last war, the Fed seems to be focusing ( ) traditional cyclical indicators. (满分:4)
A. into
B. on
C. of
D. with
16.At each step along the way, economic pessimists warned that the economy was about ( ) tumble into a yawning chasm. (满分:4)
A. into
B. to
C. on
D. for
17.A survey shows bureaucrat is the biggest barrier ( ) doing business in Korea. (满分:4)
A. of
B. for
C. with
D. to
18.It is free market and it controls most of theof savings to investment. (满分:4)
A. curving
B. direction
C. flow
D. stream
19.High-tech executives are also countingcompetitive pressure forcing corporations to continue spending on information technology even in a recession. (满分:4)
A. on
B. in
C. off
D. out
20.Anwar was arrested, Mahathir explained, because he was a menacepublic morals. (满分:4)
A. for
B. with
C. of
D. to
21.The couple made their ( ) before a parish priest. (满分:4)
A. opening remarks
B. thoughts
C. vows
D. emotions
22.Certainly, if Mahathir’s policies to bolster Malaysia Inc. fail to improve the economy, he will be increasingly ( ) to attack. (满分:4)
A. sensitive
B. vulnerable
C. opposed
D. exposed
23.Hanwa Bank was sinking under the ( ) of $100 million in bad property loans last fall. (满分:4)
A. weight
B. weigh
C. heaviness
D. heavy
24.If he succeeds, he will return to Turin a hero wrappedglory. (满分:4)
A. with
B. in
C. of
D. by
25.Once ( ) as digital slackers, Japanese consumer-electronics giants such as Sony, Toshiba, and Hitachi have been every bit as aggressive as the automakers in fighting for global market share. (满分:4)
A. written down
B. written on
C. written off
D. written about
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