全国英语等级考试（二级）
问答题继续性问答 口试教师结合前面的内容向考生各提出下列几个问题。 Do you think it is necessary to hold meetings? Why? Do you like to attend meetings? Why? What do you often do when attending meetings?
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问答题
继续性问答 口试教师结合前面的内容向考生各提出下列几个问题。 Do you think it is necessary to hold meetings? Why? Do you like to attend meetings? Why? What do you often do when attending meetings?
参考答案和解析
正确答案：
略。
解析：
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第1题：
Why（）go swimming there?
Aoften do you
Bdo you often
Cdo often you
B
略
第2题：
问答题
Q3: What important differences do you think there are between, selling to consumer abroad and selling to domestic markets? （Why?/Why not?)
正确答案：
A: Possibly cultural diversity is one of the most important differences between selling to consumer abroad and selling to domestic markets. Different nationalities have different expectations when it comes to how employers and employees should behave. National culture is perhaps a major obstacle to making global businesses effective. National values are directly linked to organizational decision-making. Most international human resources managers will experience these expectation differences firstly..
B: There are several factors that influence decision-making, such as recruiting new employees, promoting staff, fixing salary levels, and making staff redundant. All these factors are concerned with cultural values. It is safe to say that cultural values have a great effect on management decision making. For example, one relationship is is established on the basis of shared expectations, which are common to employees of the same nationality. In America, typical of this is the belief that individuals should receive salary gains but doesn’t have to share them with lower-performance colleagues. But in some other countries, this will get nowhere. Nevertheless, it is only with this awareness can employees from diverse nationalities appreciate their differences and build mutual understanding.
A: Possibly cultural diversity is one of the most important differences between selling to consumer abroad and selling to domestic markets. Different nationalities have different expectations when it comes to how employers and employees should behave. National culture is perhaps a major obstacle to making global businesses effective. National values are directly linked to organizational decision-making. Most international human resources managers will experience these expectation differences firstly..
B: There are several factors that influence decision-making, such as recruiting new employees, promoting staff, fixing salary levels, and making staff redundant. All these factors are concerned with cultural values. It is safe to say that cultural values have a great effect on management decision making. For example, one relationship is is established on the basis of shared expectations, which are common to employees of the same nationality. In America, typical of this is the belief that individuals should receive salary gains but doesn’t have to share them with lower-performance colleagues. But in some other countries, this will get nowhere. Nevertheless, it is only with this awareness can employees from diverse nationalities appreciate their differences and build mutual understanding.
解析：
暂无解析
第3题：
— _______________? — That’s a good idea.
A、When can you write the invitations
B、What do you think of the invitations
C、Why don’t you write the invitations now
D、Why not you write the invitations now
正确答案:C
第4题：
问答题
Do you like keeping a pet? Why?
正确答案：
Although I like animals, I don’t like keeping a pet because that requires a lot of time and energy and you have to clean his doghouse, buy him dog food and walk him as well.
解析：
考生可从饲养宠物费时费力，不卫生等角度回答。
考生可从饲养宠物费时费力，不卫生等角度回答。
第5题：
问答题
Follow-up questions Interlocutor: Q1: When selling to customers abroad, do you think that companies always need to open an office in the foreign country? (Why?/Why not?)
正确答案：
A: Yes, I think so. A subsidiary is the best choice to enter a market when we expect high sales volumes. By opening an office in the foreign country, you will be able to follow up what’s happening in the local market, and make adjustments in time for changeable market situation. Taste the soup and adjust the seasoning. You can move something slightly to improve your products and service so that you can make it more suitable for a particular purpose.
B: Well, it depends on the particular situations. Many ways are available in order to enter a foreign market, with each having its own strong points. You may give or sell a franchise to someone or you can find an agent for the business. You should weigh the merits and weakness beforehand.
A: Yes, I think so. A subsidiary is the best choice to enter a market when we expect high sales volumes. By opening an office in the foreign country, you will be able to follow up what’s happening in the local market, and make adjustments in time for changeable market situation. Taste the soup and adjust the seasoning. You can move something slightly to improve your products and service so that you can make it more suitable for a particular purpose.
B: Well, it depends on the particular situations. Many ways are available in order to enter a foreign market, with each having its own strong points. You may give or sell a franchise to someone or you can find an agent for the business. You should weigh the merits and weakness beforehand.
解析：
暂无解析
第6题：
Why（）go swimming there?
- A、often do you
- B、do you often
- C、do often you
正确答案:B
第7题：
问答题
◆Topic 6: Is International Tourism an Effective Bridge of Different Nations? Questions for Reference: 1. Why do you think people like to take an international tourism? 2. What kind of situation are the travelers most likely to be faced with when they get on an international tourism? 3. The international tourism does not promote understanding between people from different cultures. Do you agree?
正确答案：
【参考答案】
Every year, hundreds of millions of people move around to see a different part of the world. It is natural to assume that tourists who have seen other countries have a better knowledge of the people. That assumption also leads to the conclusion that international tourism promotes understanding between nations. How true is this? Let us examine what tourists do in a different country.
First, before going abroad, tourists are often told by their travel agents of the possible hazards which sometimes include local people. They are given example of extreme cases where victims are always the travelers. Then, when they arrive, they are immediately taken to their hotels in big coaches. They flood places where local people don’t go. Their shopping, meals, entertainment all take place in secluded areas. They wear a bubble all the way. Apart from speaking to the guide and a few shop assistants, tourists rarely talk to the local people. To make it even worse, they meet pickpockets; they are ripped off by dishonest traders.
Furthermore, very few local people bother to talk to them out of a genuine interest in the guests’ country, people and culture. Therefore, when asked how much they know about the local people, their answer is “very little”.
If someone really wants to understand a different culture, he has to learn its language, stay there for at least a few month without wearing a bubble, learn how to curse and swear, bargain with a vegetable vendor and then he can say that he understands the people.
Every year, hundreds of millions of people move around to see a different part of the world. It is natural to assume that tourists who have seen other countries have a better knowledge of the people. That assumption also leads to the conclusion that international tourism promotes understanding between nations. How true is this? Let us examine what tourists do in a different country.
First, before going abroad, tourists are often told by their travel agents of the possible hazards which sometimes include local people. They are given example of extreme cases where victims are always the travelers. Then, when they arrive, they are immediately taken to their hotels in big coaches. They flood places where local people don’t go. Their shopping, meals, entertainment all take place in secluded areas. They wear a bubble all the way. Apart from speaking to the guide and a few shop assistants, tourists rarely talk to the local people. To make it even worse, they meet pickpockets; they are ripped off by dishonest traders.
Furthermore, very few local people bother to talk to them out of a genuine interest in the guests’ country, people and culture. Therefore, when asked how much they know about the local people, their answer is “very little”.
If someone really wants to understand a different culture, he has to learn its language, stay there for at least a few month without wearing a bubble, learn how to curse and swear, bargain with a vegetable vendor and then he can say that he understands the people.
解析：
暂无解析
第8题：
Which of the following is a display question used by teachers in class?
A.If you were the girl in the story, would you behave like her
B.Do you like this story Girl the Thumb, why or why not
C.Do you agree that the girl was a kind-hearted person
D.What happened to the girl at the end of the story
B.Do you like this story Girl the Thumb, why or why not
C.Do you agree that the girl was a kind-hearted person
D.What happened to the girl at the end of the story
答案：D
解析：
本题考查课堂提问的类型。题干的意思：下列哪个问题属于教师在课堂上使用的展示性问题A项“如果你是故事里的女孩，你会像她一样表现吗”，B项“你喜欢拇指姑娘的故事吗，为什么”，C项“你认为这个女孩是个热心人吗”，D项“在故事的结尾这个女孩发生了什么”。展示性问题指的是教师已经知道答案或者答案能在相关工具中找到，用于检查学生对课文内容的字面理解的提问。D项属于展示性问题．而其他三项均属于参考性问题，即教师所提问题没有预设的答案，目的是发散思维、寻求信息。故本题选D。 .
第9题：
问答题
Why do you like this animal?
正确答案：
I like them because they are so loyal and they make good companions.
解析：
考生可回答小狗忠诚、聪明等。
考生可回答小狗忠诚、聪明等。
第10题：
问答题
Do you think it is wise for a company to set a low price to attract customers? Why or why not?
正确答案：
Yes, lower price generally transfers into stronger demands. Of course, the cost should be taken into consideration firstly.﹨No, reducing the price is usually done at the cost of the quality, so it’s not good for the company in the long run.
Yes, lower price generally transfers into stronger demands. Of course, the cost should be taken into consideration firstly.﹨No, reducing the price is usually done at the cost of the quality, so it’s not good for the company in the long run.
解析：
暂无解析