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2013年中石油系统职称英语考试试题及答案(20号)

2013-04-16来源:和谐英语

  54. Accordingto Tip Three, the cheaters tend to make use of people's

  A. innocence.

  B. kindness.

  C.ignorance,

  D. greediness.

  55. Accordingto Tips Four and Five, people should resort to their banks for help by

  A. mobilephone or email alerts

  B. extensive monitoring

  C. free creditreports

  D. creditbureaus

  56. What does the author call for in the lastparagraph?

  A. Thepunishment on criminals.

  B. The public's legal consciousness.

  C. The legal authorities' assistance.

  D. Thelocal police's alertness.

  57. The main idea of this passage is that

  A. mostpeople are anxious about physical pain.

  B. physicalsurroundings affects people's emotional reactions.

  C. decorationis the primary factor in relieving the patient's fears.

  D. earthtones are soothing colors.

  58. Some dentists distract their patients with

  A. mobilesculptures

  B. televisionsets

  C. computergames

  D.all of the above

  59. We can conclude from the passage that

  A. being anxious and tense increase thepain a patient feels.

  B. beinganxious and tense cause the pain a patient feels.

  C.relaxation blocks out all pain.

  D. patientsfeel more pain if they think the dentist is concerned with their feelings.

  60. The passage suggests that

  A. most painassociated with dentistry is caused by uNPRofessional dentists.

  B. some of the pain felt by patients may bepsychological.

  C. dentists'offices are usually painted white because they must be kept sterile.

  D. warmcolors ease physical pain.

  61. A. make B. keep C. ask D. give

  62. A. worries B. ideas C.problemsD. words

  63. A. intended B.intendingC. said D. saying

  64. A. easilyB. simplyC. best D. better

  65. A. behavior B.appearance C. thoughtD. opinion

  66. A. value B. good C. worth D. merit

  67. A. his B. which C.whose D.that

  68. A. surprisedB. surprising C.be surprised D. surprise

  69. A. sum B. figure C. amountD. number

  70. A. every B. each C. one D. some