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外刊经贸知识选读 模拟测试一 I. Choose one answer the best explains the underlined part of the following statements or best completes them (30%) As Europe’s economy soured, free-market ideas that are new to much of Europe face new challenges. ( B ) A. improved B. worsened C. strengthened D. reinforced A commodity breakdown of China’s trade shows that fuels accounted for 24% of total exports in 1982, food products for 13%, textile fibres and mineral ores for 7% and manufactured goods for 55%. (C ) A. failure B. collapse C. record D. classification This is stimulating a very large spin-off in terms of an influx of people requiring accommodation and services. ( A ) A. inflow B. input C. item D. inbox Nakasone gives every sign of being sincere in his desire to reduce a Japanese surplus in trade with the US that hit 36.8 billion dollars in 1984 and could soon top 50 billion. (C ) on the top of B. head C. increase to D. increase by The once provincial capital of Seoul teems with energy and sophistication, Korea’s expectations for a better life are high and rising fast. ( B ) copes with B. is full of C. accelerates D. reserves America objected to that , and asked whether the proposed “direct payment” were not really production subsidies in disguise. ( A ) A. a deceptive covering B. different approaches C. related problems D. over the past few decades By Jan. 1 we will have passed 95% of what we sought in 1986 to create the single market, and much of that will already have been translated into national law. B turned up B. changed C. concluded D. fulfilled Sooner or later they will begin to lose their edge, much as the United States did against Japan. D ritual B. side C. balance D. advantage If European aren’t bursting to give the single market a coming out of the party, it may simply be that markets aren’t the kinds of things people gush about. A eager to B. pouring C. exploding D. breaking Jean-Pierre Soisson, the farm minister, has said France may blo