2022年浦发银行秋季招聘试卷
题目总数：105
总分数：105
时间：不限时
第 1 题
单选题
The optimal length of a nap was an hour and a half ______ people could go through a complete cycle.
A.
so that
B.
even if
C.
as to
D.
as soon as
第 2 题
单选题
The chipmunk 金花鼠 builds its nest in either an underground burrow ______.
A.
in a hollow limb
B.
or a hollow limb
C.
builds in a hollow limb
D.
by a hollow limb
第 3 题
单选题
The glass top shimmers like crystalline sails while the base reflects the brick aesthetic of the surrounding historic and oh-so-walkable HafenCity port area. The underlined word cannot be replaced by ______.
A.
shines
B.
dazzles
C.
beckons
D.
sparkles
第 4 题
单选题
Store layout and merchandise presentation, as well as ______, help shoppers find items more quickly.
A.
to have appropriate signs
B.
appropriate signs are necessary
C.
with appropriate signs
D.
appropriate signs
第 5 题
单选题
The computer’s mouse permit the computer operator ______ the cursor on the video display.
A.
move
B.
moving
C.
to move
D.
is moving
第 6 题
单选题
It is the paintings in Louvre ______ Da Vinci worked on for years ______ have become a fascination to people from all over the world.
A.
where; that
B.
that; when
C.
that; that
D.
where; when
第 7 题
单选题
Apple remains so high in market value for so long but so small in profit that ______ company in history can match with it.
A.
no another
B.
no other
C.
any others
D.
no others
第 8 题
单选题
The boy was good at playing the piano and therefore, he was ______ a pianist.
A.
something of
B.
nothing of
C.
anything of
D.
everything of
第 9 题
单选题
The managing rules ______ the Super Bowl won’t be applicable to any corporation.
A.
governing
B.
governed
C.
governs
D.
govern
第 10 题
单选题
Surprises ______: three-season riverfront beach bars, nightlife that’s among Europe’s best, and low-rise ______ that reward wanderers who use the city’s dozens of old steeples as compass points.
A.
abounds; charm
B.
abounds; charms
C.
abound; charm
D.
abound; charms
第 11 题
单选题
The chewable substance called chicle 糖胶 had _____ until Thomas Adams added licorice and sold it as gumballs.
A.
hardly flavored
B.
any flavor hardly
C.
flavor hardly none
D.
hardly any flavor
第 12 题
单选题
Not only ______ the fall of the czar, but it also destroyed the provisional government.
A.
did World War I cause
B.
World War I cause
C.
was World War I cause
D.
World War I to cause
第 13 题
单选题
Nowhere are the realities of ______ climate change more apparent than at Earth’s thawing poles.
A.
human-driving
B.
human-drive
C.
human-driven
D.
human-drived
第 14 题
单选题
The flavor of coffee will ______ on the characteristics of the bean.
A.
depend
B.
dependence
C.
dependent
D.
dependable
第 15 题
单选题
A master of watercolor was John Marin, ______ used the medium to portray the city as a mighty organism.
A.
he
B.
who
C.
his
D.
which
第 16 题
单选题
______ the farm subsidies, the built-in costs of growing crops have a bigger impact on the price of staples.
A.
Comparing with
B.
Compared with
C.
Compare with
D.
Compare within
第 17 题
单选题
Public opposition could become one of the biggest obstacles to _____ the reforms.
A.
carrying out
B.
taking over
C.
coming with
D.
putting up
第 18 题
单选题
This documentary is particularly compelling: ______ with previously unseen footage and interviews with Houston’s closest confidants.
A.
deplete
B.
depleted
C.
replete
D.
repleted
第 19 题
单选题
In Margaret Atwood’s novel, women are ______ two groups based on whether or not they can give birth to a child.
A.
divided into
B.
divided off
C.
separated in
D.
separated from
第 20 题
单选题
Under no circumstances ______ without looking carefully to the rear.
A.
should one back up a motor vehicle
B.
a motor vehicle should back up
C.
one should back up a motor vehicle
D.
should back up a motor vehicle
第 21 题
单选题
Britain is facing a “crisis of fatherlessness” in which almost half of all children born today will not be living with both parents by the time they are 15, the new chief executive of the thinktank founded by Iain Duncan Smith has warned.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
According to the first paragraph, “crisis of fatherlessness” is especially featured by ______.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
According to the first paragraph, “crisis of fatherlessness” is especially featured by ______.
A.
the rapid increase in the number of abandoned children
B.
the high percentage of single-parent family
C.
the gradual decrease of father-child contact
D.
the negative impact of family split on children
第 22 题
单选题
Britain is facing a “crisis of fatherlessness” in which almost half of all children born today will not be living with both parents by the time they are 15, the new chief executive of the thinktank founded by Iain Duncan Smith has warned.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
It is widely believed that fathers ______.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
It is widely believed that fathers ______.
A.
tend to overlook the importance of parenting
B.
help to prevent children from committing a crime
C.
are not indispensable in the growth of their children
D.
improve kids’ development of cognitive skills
第 23 题
单选题
Britain is facing a “crisis of fatherlessness” in which almost half of all children born today will not be living with both parents by the time they are 15, the new chief executive of the thinktank founded by Iain Duncan Smith has warned.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
We can infer that the “throwaway culture” may ______.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
We can infer that the “throwaway culture” may ______.
A.
result in the rapid increase of family breakdown
B.
undermine the relationship between father and child
C.
affect self-esteem of kids from the poorest family
D.
transmit the traditional role of fathers in the family
第 24 题
单选题
Britain is facing a “crisis of fatherlessness” in which almost half of all children born today will not be living with both parents by the time they are 15, the new chief executive of the thinktank founded by Iain Duncan Smith has warned.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
Cook implies that the key to the fight against poverty is ______.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
Cook implies that the key to the fight against poverty is ______.
A.
preferential policies for the poorest children
B.
more comprehensive research into its causes
C.
headteachers good at inspiring talented children
D.
solutions to the conflict in the education sector
第 25 题
单选题
Britain is facing a “crisis of fatherlessness” in which almost half of all children born today will not be living with both parents by the time they are 15, the new chief executive of the thinktank founded by Iain Duncan Smith has warned.
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
What does Christian Guy imply in the last paragraph
Andy Cook, who runs the Centre for Social Justice, which is chaired by the former cabinet minister, argued that regular contact with a father figure reduced criminal behavior in children and boosted cognitive skills including reasoning and language development.
Cook claimed there was too much of a “throwaway culture” to parenting, adding: “Over the last 40 years, the meteoric rise in family breakdown has blighted 损害 the lives of the poorest children the most. The relationship children have with their father affects their self-esteem, how well they do at school, even whether they are able to form happy, long-lasting relationships as adults.”
Cook said it was inevitable that relationships would not always work out, but argued that a culture shift could reduce the prevalence of family breakdown, and stressed the importance of parenting once couples had separated. “We need a societal shift in perspective from regarding fathers as a dispensable extra to recognizing their value as a crucial pillar in a child’s life,” he said.
Cook argued policy ought to be focused on longer-term thinking, and emphasizing the potential impact on children of troubled relationships, stressing the disproportionate effect on the poorest. His thinktank’s figures show that by the age of five 48% of children in low-income families are not living with both parents, compared with 16% of children in middle-to higher-income families.
He said his work would also focus on four other factors that contributed to poverty: educational failure, worklessness, problem debt and addiction. Looking only at income levels skewed policy, he added. Despite controversy in the education sector about the growth of grammar schools, Cook argued that there was evidence they could be successful if headteachers tried to find the most talented children from poorer families.
The former chief executive of the Centre for Social Justice, Christian Guy, who became the PM’s poverty adviser, said the hope of the previous strategy was to “start a parenting revolution — for too long politicians looked away as family instability and poor child development blighted lives in the poorest neighbourhoods”. “Parents want what’s best for their children, but great advice tends to be the preserve of the better off. This has to change if we want to see children starting school ready to learn, to communicate and forming healthy relationships.”
What does Christian Guy imply in the last paragraph
A.
Politicians should call on a parenting revolution.
B.
Government may have failed to keep families stable.
C.
Only rich parents can offer their children what’s the best.
D.
Parenting advice is often inaccessible to poor families.
第 26 题
单选题
拍卖是指商品的公开买卖，它由拍卖师主持。拍卖广告在活动开始之前就已经做好，详细地说明了待拍物的性质以及买主可以在何时何地看到它们。若是不能全面的说明，就会打印一些目录进行说明。拍卖师不需从第一批物品开始拍卖，他可以等到已经确定之前做过某些待拍物登记的商人到达会场后，再拿出他们可能感兴趣的物品。要知道拍卖师的酬劳是依据售出商品价格的百分比而给出的。
材料的主要意图是：
材料的主要意图是：
A.
介绍拍卖师的工作
B.
探讨拍卖师的工资来源
C.
说明拍卖师的重要作用
D.
介绍拍卖行为
第 27 题
单选题
现在的社会中有许多有很大的发展潜力但生活困难的人，他们无法靠自己的力量来改变目前的处境，但若有人进行扶持，则会前途无限。一些人认为社会的资源以及职位要通过市场来进行配置，政府无法包办。现在的情况是市场不可能自动实现与协调社会中各阶层人民收入的平衡，也不可能估计到整个社会的贫弱阶层，这样一来贫富差距过大，必然会影响社会的和谐发展。
上面一段话，重点阐述的观点是：
上面一段话，重点阐述的观点是：
A.
应该为贫弱群众谋取利益
B.
贫弱阶层的人民靠自己难以脱贫
C.
市场本身无法自动协调社会收入
D.
贫富差距过大势必影响社会发展
第 28 题
单选题
父亲忽然看见两位先生在请两位打扮得漂亮的太太吃牡蛎。一个衣服褴褛的年老水手拿小刀一下撬开牡蛎，递给两位先生，再由他们递给两位老太太。他们的吃法很文雅，用一方小巧的手帕托着牡蛎，头稍向前伸，免得弄脏长袍：然后嘴很快地微微一动，就把汁水吸进去，蛎壳扔进海里。
毫无疑义，父亲是被这种高贵的吃法打动了，走在我母亲和两个姐姐身边问：“你们要不要我请你们吃牡蛎”？母亲有点儿迟疑不决，她怕花钱。但是两个姐姐赞成。母亲于是很不痛快地说：“我怕伤胃，你只给孩子买几个好了，可别太多，吃多了要生病的。”然后转过身对着我，又说：“至于若瑟夫，他用不着吃这种东西，别把男孩子惯坏了。”
母亲在吃牡蛎问题上的态度和言语表现出的性格特征是：
毫无疑义，父亲是被这种高贵的吃法打动了，走在我母亲和两个姐姐身边问：“你们要不要我请你们吃牡蛎”？母亲有点儿迟疑不决，她怕花钱。但是两个姐姐赞成。母亲于是很不痛快地说：“我怕伤胃，你只给孩子买几个好了，可别太多，吃多了要生病的。”然后转过身对着我，又说：“至于若瑟夫，他用不着吃这种东西，别把男孩子惯坏了。”
母亲在吃牡蛎问题上的态度和言语表现出的性格特征是：
A.
处事圆滑，善于筹划
B.
吝啬又爱慕虚荣
C.
勤俭持家，善于筹划
D.
虚伪，冷酷
第 29 题
单选题
比起学术与文字的传承，许多看上去实在而生动的事物反倒是（ ）的。
A.
昙花一现
B.
稍纵即逝
C.
历久弥新
D.
经久不衰
第 30 题
单选题
人在受到意外刺激时，第一反应是减少身体动作，保持瞬间静止，以便看清突发状况并判断对策。从这种身体突然僵住或减弱的活动反应中，可以判断出对方感到吃惊，随后可能产生恐惧、愤怒或者喜悦的心理感受。当一个人完整的动作或者表情被压缩到极致的时候，表现出来的就不是一个夸张的表情或动作，而是一个极小的反应，极易被人们忽略，这种反应，就是一个微弱的反应，又叫微反应。
根据以上文字，下列说法错误的是：
根据以上文字，下列说法错误的是：
A.
瞬间的静止是人受到意外刺激的第一反应
B.
这种瞬间的静止就是一个微弱的反应。 C我们可以从瞬间静止的反应中判断出一个人的心理感受。 D.夸张的表情和动作可以使人们更加清楚地辨别出一个人的感受。
C.
夸张的表情和动作可以使人们更加清楚地辨别出一个人的感受。
第 31 题
单选题
如果你想做个普通人，那么就去做普通的人；如果你想成为更好的自己，那么就勇敢踏出第一步。想做更好，就去做，别去想。如果只是永远停留在不甘心的情绪当中，那不如就放下那些高远，成全自己的现在。
对这段话理解正确的是：
对这段话理解正确的是：
A.
不甘心源自好高骛远
B.
努力是改变现状的唯一捷径
C.
遵从内心的声音并付诸实践才能成全内心的踏实
D.
只要不停下脚步，成功就会在不远处等你
第 32 题
单选题
从下面四句中选出没有语病的句子是：
A.
在努力建设法治社会的今天，无论领导还是群众，毫无例外，都必须遵纪守法。
B.
计划于今年底开放的长沙市“两馆一厅”将为市民的休闲时光提高浓浓的文化味
C.
社区“我为保护古井出份力”活动彰显了这样的理念：“五水共治”不只是政府的事。
D.
不可否认，无论是岳飞，文天祥还是闻一多、朱自清，他们身上体现了我国传统的爱国情怀和民族气节是一脉传承的
第 33 题
单选题
2014年国际石油市场状况彻底改变：由于市场结构变化以及石油市场主要参与者行动战略的改变，油价下跌一半以上。央行评论指出：“石油市场以自己的方式从一个平衡点（每桶石油均价超过100~110美元）转向另一个平衡点（石油平均价格降低百分之四十到五十以上）。至今我们还能看到这一过渡的余波”。
符合这段话的观点是：
符合这段话的观点是：
A.
2014年国际石油市场状况改变，油价大幅下跌.
B.
市场结构变化会导致油价下跌。
C.
石油市场参与者行动战略的改变会导致油价下跌
D.
油价下跌会影响是长期的。
第 34 题
单选题
按照惯例，远至山东、山西、内蒙古，一些高污染工厂将会被关闭，北京、天津、河北汽车可能单双号限行，加上这么些年的大力治理，北京必将迎来更胜以往的“冬奥蓝”。有了奥运会后雾霾遮天蔽日的教训，相信这一次，“冬奥蓝”将更沁人心脾，更长久。这不是做梦吧？
对文段理解正确的是：
对文段理解正确的是：
A.
“冬奥蓝”值得期待
B.
北京必将迎来“冬奥蓝”，不用期待
C.
国家对雾霾将会有新一轮的治理措施
D.
对是否会有“冬奥蓝”的怀疑
第 35 题
单选题
下列句子意义表达明确的一项是：
A.
这最后一天的劳动是同学们最辛苦但也是记忆最深刻的一天
B.
他们就像是两条平行线，永远不会有交点
C.
我们能不能培养出全面发展的人才，是关系到学科发展的大事
D.
人们的物质生活正在不断地提高
第 36 题
单选题
军训锻炼，对改善一个人的不良生活习惯，增强身体素质、自理能力都大有裨益，对于学生来说也是一样，另外还能够帮助他们改掉邋遢、作息无规律、做事拖泥带水等毛病，会让他们受益一生。但是，仅靠短时间的军训来实现这一目标，恐怕很难奏效。
这段话主要论述了：
这段话主要论述了：
A.
军训锻炼有利有弊
B.
军训锻炼虽有一定的效果，但并不是万能的
C.
军训锻炼利大于弊
D.
军训锻炼时间短，很难实现目标
第 37 题
单选题
中国社会科学院社会政策研究中心秘书长唐均接受采访时说，在上个世纪六七十年代左右的农村，生孩子就如同添双筷子，成本可以忽略不计，而现在，生孩子所花费的成本太高，导致一些家庭负担不起，所以不敢要孩子。如今社会竞争激烈，在城市生活的老百姓会感到生活压力很大，他们不希望孩子刚出生就过一种很紧迫的生活。另外，一个国家富裕起来之后，老百姓定会更关注自己的生活质量，把生儿育女放在相对次要的地位。
这段话支持的观点是：
这段话支持的观点是：
A.
生孩子越来越难
B.
现代社会，人们更加关注自己的生活质量，生儿育女不再是最重要的事情
C.
社会竞争激烈使得一些家庭不敢要孩子
D.
农村生孩子比城市容易
第 38 题
单选题
江西果农邓大庆种植的脐橙迎来了大丰收，但更让他高兴的是，因为李克强总理今年8月的“点赞”，自家的脐橙不仅不愁销路，更被早早抢购一空。“总理为我们坳背岗的脐橙点赞了以后，全国各地都在关注我们，每天都有好多客商来。”邓大庆说，“我家的脐橙早就订购出去了，预计今年可以卖到超过12万元。”
最适合做这段文字标题的是：
最适合做这段文字标题的是：
A.
江西果农的大丰收
B.
总理点赞的脐橙被抢购一空
C.
总理的点赞
D.
脐橙被抢购一空的原因
第 39 题
单选题
下列句子中成语使用正确的一项是：
A.
他的一生过得辛苦却充实，当他老了的时候回顾奋斗的蹉跎岁月，就会觉得此生无憾
B.
他冒雨赶回家，浑身都湿透了，毫发不爽，应该赶快洗个热水澡
C.
对于这种屡教不改的盗窃行为，略施惩罚根本不足为训
D.
他工作时十分认真，连同事叫他一起去吃饭都充耳不闻
第 40 题
单选题
以下句子有语病的是：
A.
我们坚决执行《未成年人保护法》，认真学习《未成年人法》
B.
聪明和才智不是天生的，而是通过实践获得的
C.
虽然他们两个人商量了半天，但还是没有结果
D.
不论未来如何，我都会站在你这一边的
第 41 题
单选题
最早研究图像处理技术的目的是为了改善人类分析、判断图像信息的能力。随着计算机与人工智能技术的发展，以及生产制造方面的应用需求的增长，它的主要目的演变为处理自动装置感受到的景物数据。早期的应用要追溯到20世纪20年代，当时是借助打印技术以及半调技术改善视觉质量。后期应用的发展主要受限但也是得益于计算机技术，1946年第一台电子计算机诞生后很长一段时间，由于速度慢、容量小，计算机主要应用于数值计算，还不能满足大量数据图像的要求。直到20世纪60年代，第三代计算机的研制成功，以及快速Foutler变换算法的发现和应用，才使得计算机对数字图像处理的某些应用得以实现，使该技术火然泉达。
根据材料我们能够推断出：
根据材料我们能够推断出：
A.
第三代计算机研制成功，就让数字图像处理的某些应用得以实现了
B.
图像处理对计算机的要求比数值运算的要求要高
C.
数字图像处理技术的发展完全得益于计算机技术的进步
D.
第一代计算机无法满足图像处理的要求完全是因为其速度慢、容量小
第 42 题
单选题
下列句子意义表达明确的一项是：
A.
郭敬明的书对于中国的90后来说是不陌生的
B.
硅谷聚集了一群热衷于科学研究的人才
C.
大部分的学生、老师和领导都参加了这个闭幕式
D.
他统一安排了会议时间、内容以及出席人员等问题
第 43 题
单选题
1， 2， 4， 10， 42， （ ）
A.
420
B.
422
C.
424
D.
442
第 44 题
单选题
， 
， 
， 
， （ ）A.
B.
C.
D.
第 45 题
单选题
1， 2， 3， -2， 5， 2， 7， -2， （ ）
A.
8
B.
9
C.
10
D.
11
第 46 题
单选题
42， 43， 43， 46， 46， 51， 51， （ ）
A.
58
B.
57
C.
56
D.
55
第 47 题
单选题
1， 
， 
， 
， （ ）
， ， ， （ ）A.
B.
C.
D.
第 48 题
单选题
﹣2， 0， （ ）， 24， 78
A.
5
B.
6
C.
4
D.
3
第 49 题
单选题
10， 2， -2， -4， （ ）
A.
-2
B.
-5
C.
-6
D.
-8
第 50 题
单选题
2， 6， 24， 120， （ ）
A.
240
B.
360
C.
480
D.
720
第 51 题
单选题
1， 6， 3， -4， 5， （ ）
A.
-14
B.
-15
C.
14
D.
16
第 52 题
单选题
， 
， 
， 
， 
， （ ）A.
B.
C.
D.
第 53 题
单选题
8， 4， 6， 8， 4， 16， （ ）
A.
6
B.
2
C.
8
D.
10
第 54 题
单选题
2， 1， -2， 2， 4， （ ）， 32
A.
-8
B.
8
C.
-16
D.
16
第 55 题
单选题
， 
， 
， （ ）
A.
B.
C.
-1
D.
1
第 56 题
单选题
， 
， 
， 
， （ ）A.
B.
C.
D.
第 57 题
单选题
96， 64， 16， 24， -4， （ ）
A.
12
B.
10
C.
16
D.
14
第 58 题
单选题
， 
， 
， 6， （ ）
A.
48
B.
40
C.
35
D.
49
第 59 题
单选题
2， 3， 12， 37， （ ）
A.
44
B.
54
C.
86
D.
76
第 60 题
单选题
一群人玩掷骰子的游戏，一局有三个骰子（每个骰子有1-6点），他们轮流掷，当他们掷出的点数之和为7或者11时获胜，那么请问这个游戏：
A.
获胜的几率大
B.
失败的几率大
C.
获胜和失败的几率一样大
D.
五大判断
第 61 题
单选题
在一个盒子中有8个黑色玩具，4个白色玩具，2个灰色玩具，至少从中取出多少个玩具才能保证其中有白色玩具？（ ）。
A.
9
B.
10
C.
11
D.
12
第 62 题
单选题
现在将水缓缓倒入一瓶酒精中，10s后酒精占全部液体的50%，依照这种速度，还要多久后酒精占全部液体的1%？
A.
10s
B.
490s
C.
980s
D.
990s
第 63 题
单选题
8个空的牛奶瓶可以免费兑换1瓶牛奶，小明现在有85个空瓶，最多可以免费兑换几瓶牛奶？
A.
10
B.
11
C.
12
D.
13
第 64 题
单选题
一次马拉松比赛上，中国、俄罗斯、日本和法国的四人包揽前四名。领奖时候，发现他们身上的运动员号码很有趣：中国选手号码数加5.俄罗斯选手的号码数减5.日本选手的号码数乘5.法国选手的号码数除以5，得出来的数都一样。且这四个号码中有三个是两位数，只有一个是一位数。请问中国选手的号码是：
A.
25
B.
20
C.
15
D.
10
第 65 题
单选题
—个钟表过12小时就会慢2分钟，如果早上8点整，钟表显示的是7∶59∶30，到了当天正午12时，钟表慢了多少秒？
A.
70
B.
60
C.
50
D.
40
第 66 题
单选题
一本双面印刷的本子共有184张纸，已知小李第一天在第7页到第16页做了笔记，本子还剩179张纸，第二天小李又在第154页到163页分别做了笔记，那么除开做了笔记的部分，这个本子还剩多少张纸？
A.
171
B.
172
C.
173
D.
174
第 67 题
单选题
某工厂小王、小张和小李工作效率相同，三人同时完成一份订单，如果三人合作，可以提前4天完成；如果三人先合作7天，剩余的由小王单独做，刚好也可以按时完成。那么此订单的完成时间有（ ）天？
A.
9天
B.
11天
C.
12天
D.
13天
第 68 题
单选题
小张有168个边长为1厘米的小正方形图片，他用全部的图片拼成不同形状的长方形，最多能拼（ ）种长方形？
A.
7
B.
8
C.
9
D.
10
第 69 题
单选题
某年级100名学生中，63%的人学文学专业，79%的人是女生，88%的人来自本省，90%的人年龄小于19岁，请问至少有多少人同时满足以上四个要求？
A.
16
B.
18
C.
20
D.
24
第 70 题
单选题
为响应环保号召，某电池生产厂家承诺用3块旧电池可以换一块新电池，张三拿了20块旧电池，请问他一共可以换取多少块新电池？
A.
6
B.
7
C.
8
D.
9
第 71 题
单选题
用一架天平将120克自盐分成4等分，但是只有5克和30克砝码各1个，那么至少需要称（ ）次才能完成任务。
A.
3
B.
4
C.
5
D.
6
第 72 题
单选题
2010年的7月1日是星期四，那么2020年的7月1日是星期几？
A.
星期二
B.
星期三
C.
星期四
D.
星期五
第 73 题
单选题
箱子里有白色球和黑色球若干个，现在有13个人，每人至少拿一个球，最多拿两个不同颜色的球，已知有9个人拿到了白色球，8个人拿到了黑色球，那么有多少人只拿到了白色球？
A.
4人
B.
5人
C.
6人
D.
7人
第 74 题
单选题
某公司实行倒班制，每名员工每隔六小时就要上班三小时，已知王强早上六点下班后，又倒了两次班，问王强第三次倒班应从第二天什么时候开始？
A.
早上6时
B.
早上8时
C.
夜里零时
D.
中午12时
第 75 题
单选题
—个盒子里装有十对白珠子，十对黑珠子，每对珠子都是左右对称。小敏闭着眼睛至少拿出多少颗珠子才能保证其中必然有一对同色的珠子？
A.
2只
B.
5只
C.
21只
D.
22只
第 76 题
单选题
以下关于商业银行业务的描述，正确的是（ ）。
A.
银行的中间业务是形成银行资金来源的业务
B.
银行的资产业务主要包括中间业务和投资业务两大类
C.
银行的负债业务指银行通过借入款缴纳准备金和进行基本设施所形成的负债等
D.
按资金的来源和运用可将银行业务划分为资产业务、负债业务、中间业务三类
第 77 题
单选题
证券投资基金是一种利益共享风险共担的集合证券投资方式，根据组织形态的不同可分为（ ）。
A.
开放式投资基金和封闭式投资基金
B.
收入型基金和成长型基金
C.
公司型投资基金和契约型投资基金
D.
国内基金和国际基金
第 78 题
单选题
以下关于非系统性风险的表述，错误的是（ ）。
A.
非系统性风险是一种特定公司或者行业相关的风险
B.
非系统性风险与经济、政治和其他影响所有金融变量的因素无关。
C.
非系统性风险可通过分散投资降低因而又被称为可分散风险。
D.
虽然分散资金可以充分有效，但并不能完全消除非系统性风险
第 79 题
单选题
利率升高时将导致（ ）。
A.
计划投资增加
B.
计划总支出下降
C.
均衡产出增加
D.
均衡产出不受影响
第 80 题
单选题
某企业对刚入职的新员工进行了为期半个月的免费培训，在培训结束后，许多员工就都跳槽了，转到其他单位工作了，这种情况属于（ ）。
A.
生产的外部经济
B.
消费的外部经济
C.
生产的外部不经济
D.
消费的外部不经济
第 81 题
单选题
当前范冰冰偷税门事件日益发酵，不仅引起了民众的广泛议论，也反映出当前演员们的薪酬之高。某演员年薪120万元，但假如他放弃成为演员转而从事其他职业，最多能得到20万元年薪，所以该演员所获得的经济租金为（ ）万元。
A.
80
B.
100
C.
120
D.
140
第 82 题
单选题
所谓汇率中间价是指（ ）。
A.
汇率开盘价与收盘价的平均数
B.
即期汇率与远期汇率的平均数
C.
官方汇率与市场汇率的平均数
D.
现汇买入价与现汇卖出价的平均数
第 83 题
单选题
按照3C定价模型，滴滴在确定网约车价格时，应使制定出来的价格与出租车的价格有相同的（ ）。
A.
成本利润率
B.
利润水平
C.
价值
D.
价值价格比
第 84 题
单选题
某企业由于内部流程和信息系统人员疏忽，造成50万元损失属于（ ）。
A.
财务风险
B.
战略风险
C.
运营风险
D.
市场风险
第 85 题
单选题
蚂蚁金融运用余额宝吸收的资金从事各种信用活动以获取利润的业务行为称为（ ）。
A.
存款业务
B.
负债业务
C.
资产业务
D.
票据贴现
第 86 题
单选题
根据鲁姆特（Rumelt）的研究，一个企业的利润主要是由企业本身内部所具有的特殊性决定的，而所处行业对企业利润的影响仅处于次要地位。这里体现的理论思想是（ ）。
A.
价值链理论
B.
钻石理论
C.
资源基础理论
D.
市场细分理论
第 87 题
单选题
中央银行下列行为中，会导致中央银行准备金增加的是（ ）。
A.
中央银行提高法定准备金率
B.
中央银行买入政府债券
C.
中央银行向商业银行提供贷款
D.
中央银行的外国政府存款减少
第 88 题
单选题
2004年以来，华为累计投入2000多亿元研发芯片，创造了很多世界第一；2018年，华为彻底奠定了在AI芯片领域不可动摇的地位。华为的这种战略属于（ ）。
A.
公司战略
B.
竞争战略
C.
集中化战略
D.
职能战略
第 89 题
单选题
以下选项中属于消费者行为因素的有（ ）。
A.
社会阶层
B.
生活方式
C.
追求利益
D.
文化程度
第 90 题
单选题
以下属于直接融资的是（ ）。
A.
某股份公司发行公司债券
B.
银行向个人发放住房贷款
C.
某企业购买银行发行的有价证券
D.
某人将一笔钱存入银行
第 91 题
单选题
某集团公司在许多国家设立了公司，其中一项业务产品市场份额5年来每年增长10%，数据显示该产品市场呈现高速增长势头，利用波士顿矩阵（BCG）分析模型，此项业务属于（ ）。
A.
发展型业务
B.
明星型业务
C.
现金型业务
D.
问题型业务
第 92 题
单选题
下列营销广告中属于事件营销的是（ ）。
A.
“瓜子二手车，没有中间商赚差价，让卖家多赚钱，让买家少花钱”
B.
“食在仙岛，众口可调；乐在仙岛，服务周到”
C.
“法国队夺冠，华帝退全款”
D.
“饿了就要”
第 93 题
单选题
PEST分析法是企业外部环境分析的基本工具，主要用于对企业所处的总体宏观环境中营销战略的因素进行分析，它不包括（ ）。
A.
经济环境因素
B.
行业环境因素
C.
技术环境因素
D.
政治环境因素
第 94 题
单选题
下列关于长期总成本曲线的说法不正确的是（ ）。
A.
长期总成本曲线是无数条短期总成本曲线的包络线
B.
长期总成本的斜率是递减的
C.
长期总成本曲线是从原点向右上方倾斜的
D.
长期总成本曲线表示长期内厂商在每一产量水平上由最优生产规模所带来的最小生产总成本
第 95 题
单选题
在完全竞争厂商短期均衡中，当市场价格低于下列哪种成本时，厂商将停止生产（ ）。
A.
平均成本
B.
边际成本
C.
平均可变成本
D.
平均不可变成本
第 96 题
多选题
全面风险管理把企业放到完全不确定性的框架中考虑风险管理，强调企业内部和外部环境的不确定性。以下属于全面风险管理内容有（ ）。
第 97 题
多选题
商业模式作为一个企业满足消费者需求的系统，具有自己能复制且别人不能复制，或者己总在复制中占据市场优势地位的特性，体现这些特性的主要环节有（ ）。
第 98 题
多选题
科技信息手段的发展促使公司推行组织扁平化，在这个过程中应该做的工作是（ ）。
第 99 题
多选题
以下关于在产品生命周期的不同阶段采取的不同广告策略分析正确的是（ ）。
第 100 题
多选题
企业竞争中，作为企业竞争优势源泉的资源应当具备的条件有（ ）。
第 101 题
多选题
债券按利率特点可分为（ ）。
第 102 题
多选题
以下价格策略中可以用在新产品入市中的有（ ）。
第 103 题
多选题
世界银行是联合国经营国际金融业务的专门机构，同时也是联合国的一个下属机构，其资金来源于（ ）。
第 104 题
多选题
下列国际金融市场中属于按市场功能分类的是（ ）。
第 105 题
多选题
下列选项中包含在外购存货成本中的有（ ）