D. The bank has the right to impose a charge for encashed cheques.
9 r2 R* w9 N' F; a& s Section Two (10%) % K" S& R! {2 @, n) G
Directions: In this section, you will hear 10 short conversations. At the end of each conversation a question will be asked about what was said. The conversations and questions will be spoken only once. During the pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked a, b, c, and d, and decide which is the best answer
+ ^7 C7 c- e# n+ r8 K' U Now you will hear :
: j, k% d/ A5 @+ ^5 H/ v M: Does our bank have a direct correspondent relationship with the Bradalys’ Bank? ; [& P. N! U# @9 f& X4 U
W:No, we don’t. So we have to advise this L/C via another bank. + c9 K1 s+ j0 g, R! d' ]! F1 U: n
Q: Which of the following is right?
- c/ b3 c4 {7 f Now you will read: % ?( ~' S3 F/ K9 Y
A. We can advise this L/C to the Bradlays’ Bank. ) ~* r8 _, }- h4 D+ E
B. The Bradlays’ Bank is our correspondent.
9 m e! d5 [, K+ D2 R C. The L/C has to be advised by a third bank.
& y% \6 S. P9 C9 B! g D. We should advise this L/C by ourselves. $ n5 z1 D3 G8 u
From the conversation we know that we have to advise this L/C via another bank. The best answer is C. Therefore you should choose answer C. * g2 Y7 V& H; e$ n( e* G5 k
11.
. b/ r( F* o: `. b7 k7 d3 r4 Y- ~% n3 O# N1 Q A. Her account number is 60789410 , J# u L4 |, j# E5 H% g% j
B. Her account number is 60798410
' K) |8 ]3 |: ~9 F/ H e+ K C. Her account number is 60798401 7 c9 \4 b$ a9 ?, U/ w
D. Her account number is 60789140 9 V G5 G9 z+ H6 ^0 d% b$ u: E7 o& W
12.
; f& K" R2 z9 l0 _- X A. in the safe
: a- x' V- W4 l4 \7 `! O7 E* t B. in the drawer 9 n6 ^0 S( \- T+ W3 k5 _$ p! d& ]
C. on the desk
, g; z2 M! o- I" h' _ D. in the box 1 x: T- t/ L4 z" c- v9 o
13.
4 S% z7 m& T$ d% p5 D+ I" R4 V A. 1.89% , L- k: G( N' R+ i4 O
B. 1.98%
% ~1 D+ L( L! g2 r8 N4 k C. 8.19%
2 L' ]2 x4 V% k; Q: O% m D. none
+ A/ _: N( R4 N8 h' C5 p C 14. 5 w P( u6 R# g" Z1 X. @2 R
A. to open an account with the bank
$ G. b; R5 m9 B* I! ]' g B. to exchange money
1 J4 K$ y3 \0 R2 ] C. to check if the remittance has arrived 7 `1 N0 s* U; @$ L/ r' @
D. to remit some money to her brother Tony Waller 0 E) |/ y+ C* f; [* l) g8 E; X4 I
15. / b6 n Z( q3 {; ]9 @" [
A. employee and boss 4 P. Z; C4 [& \; I0 Z( D9 ?/ ]
B. broker and bank clerk
# J1 Z/ d* ]* o" L) k C. two bank clerks 1 s! m5 t4 T5 R: E q
D. bank clerk and customer
: S M- W) d# Z8 @2 p 16.
5 U R( `3 e5 l: g0 l9 G. f2 l A. 8 hours ' K; _& @- I- @2 k
B. 10 hours 3 @4 }* Q* |$ W
C. 12 hours 6 f- \. W4 ^* X" @ C0 ~8 ~
D. 24hours + x" b4 x$ D, U/ r* J4 h+ B
17. 8 r. m2 M( P" V- q& t# h& Q
A. one month ( W# K B5 x3 P! V0 Q J. p8 u
B. twelve months : m: j% I/ o) c. A8 I) K7 h; _/ Q
C. six months
0 V# t( m( M9 E% v/ d' O4 p D. half a month
5 g! c5 O' R9 N" |) c8 b 18.
& T, T0 D- d' z5 P4 G A. draw money from her account through ATM. 4 e( Y0 l! u Y5 H) Z8 s4 W$ e. L- R
B. write her secret code on the card.
6 M" G9 U ?/ z& K5 r: Z1 o C. forget her password. 5 }8 v2 E) [! \
D. ask somebody to pick up her card. - @" o$ J+ l% p. K
19.
; W& Z% {+ g( d! f/ e A. US$ 24,580
8 Y: y/ h0 w& b$ ]0 w B. US$ 28,450 / x- O9 _2 Q% h, }: Z7 M& d
C. US$ 45,280
' B& j) I1 J9 u, L D. US$ 25,480
, K4 u" H- M+ b7 V 20.
: D0 w( r5 v# G& I; y* J A. Special risks will be excluded.
. b. t5 F- O# |# ]7 a B. You have to pay more money for the inclusion of all risks. ; g/ d+ l' h( j
C. Exclusion of the special risks means more money you have to pay.
! G3 g5 z5 W. r3 G: T5 T D. You have to pay more premium to include a special risk.
[/ ?% ~ U1 s6 D; f1 E7 q' i Section Three (10%) ) r0 g+ i8 m4 _/ Z2 f6 }$ z
Directions: In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage you will hear some questions about what was said. The passages and questions wi1l be spoken only once. During the pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked a, b, c, and d, and decide which is the best answer . Z. [2 W, y6 D! U* ]
Questions 21--23 are based on passage 1
+ Q& |* h. r* @8 ~3 I3 f6 v4 I% Q 21. $ Q$ l8 @3 p. s4 e/ O# c" I E
A. three
7 q( H3 R" y/ i- }0 {1 F B. four
, O) V/ W0 w$ N ^$ x0 T/ K/ k C. five
: s( D) j' _4 k D. six & Z/ w2 I9 i( j3 s! ~
22.
/ G" `4 r9 r& c, @" ?0 D! h A. one-dollar bill
Z) v7 {" u# {8 S s6 O* z0 E B. five-dollar bill , ~: o s+ J8 @ o+ f/ ]. N
C. ten-dollar bill 8 L, |( Y5 l' M8 i9 k
D. twenty-dollar bill
6 T% H0 x" }8 P+ v5 |8 E 23. , P% X/ U5 O8 c
A. by checks and fund transfers 5 d+ H' O# U; N4 Q; U5 ]
B. by CHAPS and fund transfers
# x# [5 F$ `4 W/ j/ J# y C. by CHIPS and fund transfers 4 l) I4 n; e) T
D. by SWIFT and fund transfers
- T9 W# b; f1 K2 j2 } Questions 24-26 are based on passage 2 ) P$ S+ _, j4 S) T+ R, N
24.
. ^- X9 w! P3 N' Z) K3 N A. They will buy houses. 6 }" K7 E$ v0 p8 t+ K# r5 H/ U
B. They will buy cars. 6 o' _: H5 J' C+ W: ]3 q
C. They will postpone building a new plant.
) E5 l, ^5 V# z+ J1 ?. n3 V$ I$ a D. They will hire more workers.
( W+ l& |# N. V- P 25.
& d! U! [! ?) s0 i A. because they affect consumers’ willingness to spend or save. ' R1 ?1 R0 }( j7 Z- S
B. because they affect businesses’ investment decisions.
$ @4 B/ I$ @ G+ v: L C. because interest rates are the cost of borrowings. & O* d' \2 z2 Q
D. both a and b. ( y% a& i+ Y" a" B
26.
" `2 D( w1 a; \( y2 W. n! v9 O A. mortgage interest rates / l9 }4 g5 R# E; z# f
B. car loan rates
- |& _- R- q/ M$ s9 N/ A% q C. interest rates on many different types of bonds
' D# m5 @+ ]6 D t) w- F D. current interest rates & [" W2 j4 L. N' M0 C4 j
Questions 27-30 are based on Passage 3
6 {' w) [) G4 N4 R7 ~6 h 27.
; C8 h* I4 m3 b A. corporate & ^5 [; W5 [ X% O# t8 p# D1 [' O
B. interbank 6 R5 h8 C, L* _) M. O+ y) W
C. mortgage , j8 g8 o; @' l/ q! v
D. syndicate ( |/ W0 [$ u7 |: y
28.
5 d8 j0 `. d# ~! n7 u' S A. pay all attentions to a specific area of lending
3 g: v; K' W) K! ^ B. consider someone more important than the other + P Z; |' j. u- G, ~
C. handle loan applications based on hard and fast rule * i3 g2 f+ T* j
D. try to build up a well-balanced loan portfolio 7 x3 h1 K' X. H* } G
29. 6 u% o& w, i8 Z1 s' C K3 h! X
A. prudence 9 a) g. q+ ]1 O b
B. profitability 2 V: W' n& F( Q( O7 Q
C. liquidity
6 m- x: b7 v8 C. S# J; e7 Q# t2 i D. safety |