Part One Listening 4 ~2 [: g# M) p% s' n* F6 [
Section One (10%)
: b9 e4 q; }8 B7 ? Directions: In this section you will hear 10 short statements. Each statement will be spoken only once. After each statement there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four suggested answers marked a, b, c and d, and decide which is the best answer. 0 c0 }9 c4 t, ?2 C. u
Now you will hear the example:
: o8 d; |9 v; @ e: g( U She went to the bank with Mr. Smith.
% M9 e! c9 N' f% T8 r You will read:
) h r4 s' `# G! ~" \& c A. She went home. C.She went to the bank.
0 Q2 G- E6 @) V O( t8 u B. She liked Mr. smith. D.She went to Mr. Smith’s house.
# V4 U3 X4 N, H |" h$ R, s Statement C, "She went to the bank" is the closest in meaning to the statement "She went to the bank with Mr. Smith." Therefore, you should choose answer C. Now listen to the statements.
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: ^6 D1 A; N# _$ \7 A A. The next day.
+ f( C* U- }" v8 B v+ ]% R B. The coming Friday. - t' y: B9 v: k- i3 e" J
C. Next Saturday. ; r9 T- ^: E4 N! D9 e* F
D. The following Monday.
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# t" B: k, k- w/ Z A. We hope our funds can be increased.
# K2 n+ x5 a4 b& E B. To get back the money is our hope. : I) v: K# p/ H9 ]% q
C. We hope our funds can be kept without danger. : \3 o6 S0 J+ e0 s: ]
D. To make more profit is our hope. , @9 A) w% H- n" j# b$ {, L% [
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; X$ C W, N! A0 Z- q5 \( T A. We would like to be paid for the stock.
2 ^. p$ R4 v2 |8 T9 C B. We would like to adapt ourselves to the present situation.
* @6 f/ |$ C9 J# E C. Installment is acceptable for the transactions at present.
; d D7 _9 e0 k! F8 Q# J D. We would like to store our money here. 2 r# t' B6 l& f+ X& |
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A. Banking globalization is in danger at present.
# R! L/ A3 d- O B. It’s too early to stage banking globalization. # _1 r& R& j, ?: _) b
C. Banking globalization is an urgent challenge. ) R1 `# C: o5 C4 [. X( ~
D. An urgent problem is facing banks all over the world. - T: j/ h. _& D8 ?6 a1 V/ B! X, M
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& b5 `" ?" H' L9 X( z d A. They usually hold savings accounts. " H, N( `3 m- c# X
B. They have current accounts.
* T" T: ~5 ` \* G( a& r, G C. They specialize in long-term savings accounts and mortgages.
% H7 r+ Z& i% x( X D. They deal in short-term savings accounts. 3 O& n6 V& i& Q
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1 v4 K# h( D4 g: _ A. the remitting bank % E5 c6 F8 ^" t* e* J* }
B. the negotiating bank & X, l+ G# j/ V
C. the remitting bank 1 q& Y% k! H, d7 w0 n
D. the collecting bank
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- {$ ?6 [, C8 ~1 `, J5 \ A. a sight draft b
. p/ b' J; G+ F" ]# l" o B. a usance draft
% v4 `0 N# @" K0 H& F# Z C. an overdraft 8 W5 o% a7 U. K' E
D. a clean draft
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A. Deflation results from the reduction in the money supply.
3 z2 ^* @* i' L; i: U2 h B. The money supply has been reduced. . j8 E6 U$ D$ u3 s; X+ t
C. The demand for the money supply has gone up. - B& o$ |+ J- h, R! T
D. Inflation shows an increase in the money supply. & Y! l* X( t6 I% v! t5 K
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A. The merchant expects his goods to be sold quickly. 0 @+ |1 k4 i- Q) H7 W
B. The dividend increase made the stockholders pleased.
, U" t+ _& B- F; `' a' n$ D* W C. The Workers are pleased with the wage increase.
. d3 y7 u% A% O; F$ f; o D. The stockholders have no dividend this year. ) {; b# P( @" N0 S
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" y6 r- y \3 n1 } } A. I don’t think there’s a mistake on my statement.
2 v/ r! k) }& g# { B. I don’t think there’s an error on the financial statement. ; U: d: q* n$ V& N- \7 c
C. I think there’s a mistake on my monthly statement.
8 D; G; v e) d% e% r D. I think there’s a mistake on the auditing statement. 3 O* l7 N( H' \8 Y* a; Y9 _& @
Section Two (10%)
& T; j" H- J! n; v1 l2 C9 j 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
6 P K$ O6 a8 l' {7 S' B Now you will hear :
3 w9 \7 H/ v. B0 D% U M: Does our bank have a direct correspondent relationship with the Bradalys’ Bank?
$ ]! M& l; c, `: [ W:No, we don’t. So we have to advise this L/C via another bank. ) m$ f' H# G' W& ?+ D6 I) J6 u
Q: Which of the following is right? 1 J$ C8 R/ B4 r' f
Now you will read:
' K) {; j: T: m6 o8 V* y- o A. We can advise this L/C to the Bradlays’ Bank.
, Y0 ~8 U& ?7 [ B. The Bradlays’ Bank is our correspondent.
* U4 p5 j4 m' I) }; f' |# ~7 h0 t C. The L/C has to be advised by a third bank.
e4 h* H/ _ g# b: k D. We should advise this L/C by ourselves.
3 j. ]+ x3 t5 O 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.
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1 w2 ?# |; B& v8 @/ Z0 P A. 8%. B. 16%. 5 R7 w- h6 Y* }# O" P r1 H
C. 22%. D. 32%.
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A. Restaurant. B. Super market.
& Q) e5 Y" z* \3 p$ z+ F( y! O. X: Q C. ticket office. D. Hotel. 0 u E) D5 Y' K2 a; e5 U, k
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! m' b, A H7 J- \1 f A. a mortgage loan ; G/ Z. H- i/ t3 p
B. a start-up loan & v* V/ k6 R, A. q: J/ z4 Z
C. a consumer loan . ]* n9 o/ h4 z/ Y2 d
D. an interbank loan % H2 h# P' W7 O9 i: v9 Y3 P8 v- n6 F6 b
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2 B$ w' e* I+ z5 k9 B6 L A. 2,000 Euros B. 20,000 Euros
( ^( r$ {* J/ D- T, q C. 676.02 Euros D. 672.06 Euros . G; L" ~+ w" ?( A& w: k
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; m* y, J. w. O6 e! \1 T3 j A. The woman can’t get cash before the proceeds are collected. + ^! {3 i9 \) z) y0 U2 h
B. There is something wrong with the proceeds. ( i3 g% T! _7 i# {6 ]. e
C. The woman will be paid directly by the paying bank. |
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