Ⅰ.Multiple Choice:(1×20=20)
Directions: In this section, you are given 20 questions, beneath each of which are four choices marked A, B, C, and D. You are to make the best choice either to complete the incomplete statement or to answer the question.
1.Which of the following is NOT included in the fabled Five Mountains in China?
A. Taishan B. Shanxi's Hengshan
C. Songshan D. Huangshan
2.China is the _______________ country in the world with a total land area of _______________ square kilometers.
A. third largest;9.6 million B. second largest;9.6 million
C. largest;96 million D. third largest;96 million
3.Asia as a whole sees _______________ and _______________ as its main tourist-generating markets.
A. Australia; North America B. Africa; South America
C. Latin America, Europe D. Europe; North America
4._______________'s 170-room _______________ can be identified as the first modern first-class hotel.
A. Boston; Palace Hotel B. San Francisco; Tremont House
C. Boston; Tremont House D. San Francisco; Palace Hotel
5.In _______________,innkeepers were regarded as servants.
A. Europe B. colonial America
C. Asia D. Africa
6.The East Asia and Pacific Year of Travel is in the year of _______________.
A. 1993 B.1994
C.1997 D.1999
7.That tourists litter in areas such as picnic sites and by desecrating monuments with graffiti is considered _______________ pollution.
A. cultural B. physical
C. social D. visual
8.Which of the following statements is NOT true?
A. China's domestic travel at present is unbalanced, with supply exceeding demand.
B. Midscale and budget travel will continue to be the mainstay of China's domestic tourism industry.
C. The Pearl River Delta in Guangdong Province is the largest generator of domestic tourists.
D. The residents of the three municipalities of Shanghai, Beijing, and Tianjin also have higher incomes and are more educated than much of China.
9.Which of the following is NOT the impact of tourism on history?
A. Enhancement of museums with greater interest in cultural resources.
B. Changes in the cultural landscape.
C. Loss of artifacts by unscrupulous sales people.
D. Increased awareness of, and demand for, traditional literary forms
10._______________ was father of the modern commercial hotel industry.
A. Conrad Hilton B. Ellsworth Statler
C. Kemmons Wilson D. Vladimir Raitz
11.The international passenger survey divides visits into _______________ groups.
A. 3 B.4
C.5 D.6
12.Which of the following is not an international visitor?
A. A crew member of a foreign vessel or aircraft stopped in the country on a lay-over.
B. An employee of international bodies on a mission lasting less than one year, or a national returning home for a temporary.
C. One who visits in the capacity of a diplomat or a member of the armed forces.
D.A foreign commercial or business traveler.
13.In China, the five-day work week policy was adopted on _______________.
A. May 1,1996 B. October 1,1996
C. May 1,1995 D. Octorber 1,1995
14.According to Maslow, safety need excludes _______________.
A. health
B. recreation
C. keep oneself active and healthy for the future
D. escape
15.Whose prime purpose is to serve the needs of commuting business people, many of whom regularly use these routes?
A. Flag-carrier B. Commuter airlines
C. Trunk route D. Feeder airline
16.Tourists seeking _______________ generally will require accommodation of as good a quality and efficiency that can be expected for the price they can afford.
A. cultural experience B. education experience
C. rest and relaxation D. exotic and unusual holidays
17.In the USA about 10 per cent of all trips involve up to _______________ nights in a hotel.
A. 25 B.30
C.40 D.35
18.One of the key characteristics of the new tourism is _______________.
A. flexibility B. individualism
C. uniqueness D. nonstandarddizaiton
19.The three distinct categories of airline service refer to _______________.
A. charter services, scheduled services and air taxi services
B. nonscheduled services, frequent flyer programmes services, air taxi services
C. tailer-made services, scheduled services, air taxi services
D. scheduled services, nonscheduled services, charter services
20.In 1950 the first package holiday built around air transport was organized by _______________.
A. Thomson B. Stangen
C. Cook D. Vladimir Raitz
Ⅱ.Reading Comprehension:(2×10=20)
Directions: Read the following two passages and then choose the best answer to each question.
(1)
The Chinese use chopsticks as easily and as naturally as Europeans use forks. They are like an extension of a man's fingers, practical adaptations that evolved from the days when man indeed ate with his fingers.
There are different styles of chopsticks. The Chinese variety is blunt on the “eating end,” while the Japanese prefer those with pointed tips. There are even short lengths for children to use. Chopsticks are made of many materials—ivory, plastic, silver, and even jade—but the most common ones are of wood or bamboo. For everyday use, wood, bamboo, or ivory is best. Plastic chopsticks are not satisfactory, since they tend to warp after repeated immersion in hot washing water.
All Chinese food is prepared so that it may be easily handled with chopsticks. In fact, many older-generation Chinese households have no forks at all. Fingers really have to work in order to use these implements adeptly, however, and our fingers have become lazy from eating with forks. Practice is the key to success with these centuries-old tools.
Chopsticks are used for cooking as well as eating. They are good for serving noodles, retrieving deep-fried foods, beating eggs, and stir-frying. One can even buy extra-long “cooking chopsticks”,which makes these kitchen tasks even easier.
21.Most common materials for chopsticks are _______________.
A. wood, ivory B. ivory, plastic
C. bamboo, plastic D. wood, bamboo
22.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?
A. Europeans use forks easily and naturally.
B. Eating with chopsticks makes our fingers nimble.
C. Every Chinese is born with the skill to use chopsticks.
D. Chopsticks are used both for cooking and eating.
23.What's the meaning of “wrap”(L.5,Para.2)?
A. twist B. lengthen
C. soften D. weaken
24.Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?
A. There are short-length chopsticks for children.
B. Chopsticks seem to be added to make a man's finger longer.
C. Ivory or silver chopsticks are good for everyday use.
D. All Chinese food is prepared for the easy handle of chopsticks.
25.What's the best title for the passage?
A. Materials and Styles of Chinese Chopsticks.
B. Chinese Chopsticks: A Useful Implement.
C. The History of Chinese Chopsticks.
D. Chinese Chopsticks of Variety.
(2)
The rental car industry is an important aspect of automobile travel, whose growth has been paralleling or exceeding the growth in air travel. It provides convenience in a transfer between airport and hotel, or in travelling around a city. In the United States, for example, a business travelers flies from Houston to Miami for a four-day sales trip, and rents a car to make numerous sales calls at companies in the area; a family flies from New York to Los Angels for a two-week vacation, and rents a car and drives up the coast to San Francisco, stopping to admire the scenery and visit the tourist attractions along the way.
Large car rental firms have both in-town and suburban locations, but most business is still conducted at airports. The car rental agency has a desk in the baggage claim area of a large airport. When people know they are coming to a city and will need to rent a car, they usually reserve one over the telephone. The car rental agent also receives many calls from travel agents who want to reserve cars for their clients. When customers arrive at the airport and pick up their baggage, they simply walk over to the counter to get the car they have reserved.
The car rental industry is different from other transportation industries in that it gives travelers complete control over their schedules and itineraries. Travelers should be aware that there are certain qualifications they must meet before renting a car. To qualify to rent a car in the United States, clients usually must: have a valid driver's license; be of at least 25 years old; have a major credit card or put down a cash deposit equal to the expected rental amount plus a specified percentage; and be personally responsible.
Rates vary according to the size of the car and do not include gasoline, tax, or charges for extra services. Most American car rental companies charge fees not included in their regular rates for any extra services that they provide such as Drop-off, Gas, Insurance and Lost key.
26.Two examples are given in order to prove that _______________.
A. the business traveler do numerous sales calls at companies in the area.
B. the family enjoy themselves completely.
C. the car rental industry brings great convenience.
D. both A and B
27.Most car rental business is conducted _______________.
A. in towns B. at suburban locations
C. at airports D. near railway stations
28.Which is not a qualification to rent a car in the United States?
A. The company of parents B.A valid driver's license
C. Be of at least 25 years old D.A major credit card
29.Which of the following statements is untrue?
A. The car rental service gives travelers complete control over their schedules and itineraries
B. The growth of air travel is quicker than that of the car rental service.
C. The rates for renting a car are different due to the size of the car, etc.
D. The customers can reserve a car beforehand.
30.If a customer leaves the rented car at some other location owned by the same company, he is expected to pay a _______________ fee.
A. drop-off B. gas
C. insurance D. lost key
Ⅲ.Fill in the blanks with the proper phrases given below. Make some changes if necessary:
(1×10=10)
take on spur...on derive from range from come up with
bring about distributed to distinguish from result in come into being
31.Actually,tourism _______________ many improvements in the employment of women.
32.He _______________ his enthusiasm for literature _______________his father when he was young.
33.The city _______________ a festive air several days ago.
34.Do you know when the hotel chains _______________?
35.He _______________ himself _______________ the other boys in the class by his height.
36.The average score _______________ 60 to 95 in the middle-term examin ation.
37.The profits _______________ the stockholders in the end of each year.
38.His ruthless behavior _______________ the death of the child.
39.The airline _______________ a new solution to the problem of jet-lag two months ago.
40.She _______________ her team _______________ to greater efforts.
Ⅳ.Cloze Test:(0.5×20=10)
Directions: Fill in the blanks with proper words or phrases.
This is the 41 that perhaps most clearly demonstrates the old hotelier's famous saying:“ 42 is our most important product.”A meal of good 43 ,well cooked and beautifully 44 ,can be easily spoiled by a 45 or sloppy waiter or waitress. Proper attention to the 46 setup—silverware, china, glasses, and so 47 —plus proper attention to 48 needs for such items as bread, water, and liquor, are just as 49 as the food itself. How often we hear the 50 :“We wanted another 51 of drinks, but we could never get the waiter's 52 .” The attention given to the guests while they are 53 can be as important as the 54 taking of the initial order. No one likes to be 55 ,but most people need to 56 that there is someone near to help them in 57 they want something. It has been said that more food and beverage 58 business has been 59 by poor service than by poor or badly cooked 60
Ⅴ.Phrase Translation:(1×20=20)
Part one: Translation the following phrases into English.
61.日光浴
62.國內旅游
63.地方色彩
64.資本投資
65.機上雜志
66.年收入
67.吸引力
68.優惠政策
69.以市場為導向的改革
70.京杭大運河
Part Two: Translate the following phrases into Chinese.
71.the local share of the market
72.fray
73.scale economics
74.scheduled services
75.a lay-over
76.labor-intensive industry
77.peripheral environment
78.management know-how
79.specialized tourism
80.exhaust fumes
Ⅵ.Translate the following passages into Chinese (10×2=20)
(1) Tourists seeking rest and relaxation generally will require accommodation of as good a quality and efficiency that can be expected for the price they can afford. The mode and standard of transport will also be dictated by these considerations. The resort or destination chosen will depend on the form of relaxation required. For those who want to spend most of the lying on a warm, sunny beach(the ‘sun-sea-sand set’),an appropriate coastal resort will be chosen. For those wishing to make several day trips to other towns, cities or events, the choice and quality of the excursions will help to determine the choice of resort.
(2) Internally, infrastructure construction and management also moved ahead. Additional tourist facilities became operational after completion or renovation. The Travel Service Quality Control Deposit System was implemented to exert more extensive control over the operation of tourist hotels and travel services. Based on local resources and market demand, many local tourism administrative bodies began to upgrade the economic status of tourism, enhance legal construction, improve physical facilities, increase financial input, strengthen management of scenic areas, ensure visitor safety at attractions, and protect the legitimate rights of tourists. All actions continue to contribute to the development of local tourism in China. |
