中国银行(BOC)的笔试题目
第一篇：居然回来搜了下找到原题，不过没答案。
How many people in the world speak English as a first a native language? Exact information on
this point is not available, but an estimate of 230 million cannot be very wide of the mark. Of
these, 145 million live the United States, a little less than 55 million in the United Kingdom,
and something like 30 million in the British dominions and colonial possessions. It is even more
difficult to arrive at a figure representing those who speak English as a second or auxiliary
language. A reasonably conservative conclusion would thus place the total number of speakers of
English between 300 million and 325 million, about one seventh of the world’s population.
If one thinks solely in terms of total number of speakers, it must be conceded that some
authorities place Chinese, the various Indic languages, and Russian ahead of English, others only
Chinese. Both Chinese and Indic, however, are terms covering a large number of mutually
unintelligible dialects; and though the number of speakers of these languages may seem
impressive, communication within the language is much more restricted than in English. Total
numbers, moreover, constitute but one phase of the matter. The factor of geographical
distribution is equally, possibly even more, significant. English is spoken as a first or native
language on at least four continents of the world, Russian on two, Chinese and the Indic language
on one, English is without question the closest approach to a world language today. It goes
without saying that no two persons ever have an identical command of their common language.
Certainly they have not precisely the same vocabulary. There are at least minor differences in
pronunciation: indeed the same individual will not pronounce his vowels and consonants in
absolutely identical fashion every time he utters them. Everyone possesses in addition certain
individual traits of grammatical form and syntactical order, constituting that peculiar and
personal quality of language which we term style. All of this is implicit in the well-known
phrase, “Style is the man”. No two men are identical; no two styles are the same. If this is
true of but two persons, the potential of difference resident in a language spoken by more than
200 million truly staggers the imagination.
51. According to the author it could be said that _______.
[A] more people speak Chinese dialects than English
more people speak English as an auxiliary language than as a first language
[C] about one seventh of the world’s population speaks Russian
[D] more people speak English in the UK than in Ireland
52. The extract implies that ________.
[A] a little less than half the native English speakers in the world live in the United States
the 55 million inhabitants of the British Isles speak like the 30 million inhabitants of the
ex-British dominions and colonies
[C] about one tenth of the total English-speaking world population lives in ex-British dominions
and colonies
[D] it would certainly be an underestimate to suppose 230 million people speaking English as a
native language
53. The reason why English is the closest approach to a world language is that _______.
[A] Chinese and Indic languages are mutually unintelligible
Chinese is too complex to be a world language
[C] Russian is only spoken on two continents
[D] there are more native speakers of English than of any other language
54. According to the author the fact that the same individual will not pronounce his vowels and
consonants identically every time shows that ________.
[A] everyone has their own literary style
mutual intelligibility is a myth
[C] people’s vocabularies vary
[D] no two people speak the same language in exactly the same way
55. According to the author, style is ________.
[A] significant when it comes to comparing only two people
a question of grammatical and syntactical correctness
[C] the particular way an individual uses language
[D] a strange type of language
第二篇：关于美国的mandated最低工资问题。 一开始说最低工资统一规定不好，不同的州情况不一样。然后就
举了几个州最低工资差异。有人反对最低工资，提出最低工资造成企业成本增加，社会失业率增加。后面好像
说在经济繁荣的时候，最低工资不为人们关心，但是经济不好时，最低工资还是有用的，blabla~~~
第三篇：伦敦的千禧穹(Millennium Dome) 只找到断断续续的几段，是在New york times上的。
If in this season of annual achievement awards there were one for the biggest New Year's bang and
sorriest year-ending whimper, the winner would be Britain's entrant, the Millennium Dome. 然后说
千禧穹是一个ambitious的创作，代表了英国人的想象力。
No country built more ambitious millennial projects and talked them up more than Britain, and the
centerpiece was the $1.2 billion Dome, on the meridian that gave the name to Greenwich Mean Time
and afforded Prime Minister Tony Blair the opportunity to proclaim Britain in 2000 as the ''home
of time.'' 然后说千禧穹虽说被认为代表英国人的想象力，但是却是让一个建了法国的迪斯尼的法国人建的。
（好像是这样）
The trouble with the Dome began on opening night. Thousands of those invited got stuck on the new
subway line built to speed people from central London out to Greenwich; others who did arrive
could not get past security to see the show. Fatally for the Dome, among the barred and detoured
were top newspaper editors.
By the spring, the enormous space was virtually deserted on weekdays. The original projection of
12 million visitors was officially scaled back to 10 million, then 7 million, and finally 6
million, of which only 4.5 million were expected to pay.
In fact, the project may be more a victim of its own hyped expectations than of its actual
performance. The anticipated final figures of 6.5 million visitors (5.7 million paying) compare
favorably with other London tourist attractions, and surveys indicate customer satisfaction of 85
percent.
The huge cupola now faces mothballing for several weeks before demolition of the contents begins.
Items lent to the exhibition will be returned, following by an auction of all that is left. Over
the next months, the government will sell off the Dome and much of the land around it to Legacy
P.L.C., an Irish-English company that plans to build middle-class and luxury housing and to turn
the building into a high-tech business center with 14,000 jobs.
第四篇：美国人口老龄化问题
列举不同时期美国人口中哪一个年龄占主导。从一个中等的年纪到现在老年人占主导，说明美国社会老龄化。
年纪大了会带来生理上疾病，举了几种。有一道题问哪一种不是。但是不同的人也不一样。有的四十几岁就老
了，还有的很老了，但是过着vigorous sex life. 年纪大了还有心理上的问题。老年人不依赖于子女，因为不
想让他们觉得自己很可悲。老年人的意见也不再被人们尊重，说他们过着一种misery的生活。最后一道题问作
者的目的'是说：A. American society is hostile to old people. B.Old people are putting on a
miserable life.
第五部分：排列段落，5道。
给出了首段和末段，让排列中间段。主要根据连接词。是关于服务价格的问题。一开始好像说企业不大注意服
务定价。之后有的厂商注意了，但是还是存在不合理问题。一部分怎样怎样，others怎样。最后就说However,
现在又怎么做改变。好像是这样没细看。
第六部分：一篇文章中间少了五个句子，给你8个句子，让从中选出5个填进去。
是关于经济衰退的。说人们对经济衰退程度预测不已，一开始预测多少，后来又预测多少，后来又变。其中高
盛预测的最悲观。然后提到和Great depression相比。后来说经济学家们也莫衷一词，有的说会变糟糕，有的
说会变好。
第七部分：快速阅读。两篇。第一篇2道题。第二篇3道题。
第一篇关于印度旅游的。问了“palace on wheels”指什么，是“luxury train”；泰姬陵为什么叫“temple
of love”，是印度国王为自己心爱的亡妻修建的
第二篇。.第一题问African American如何看待Latinos，第二题问W这个美国白人说了一句话说美国不应该有其
他肤色的人种，有的话只应该是奴隶，这句话表明了什么，一个答案是美国社会种族歧视，另一个答案美国白
人憎恨有色人种。第三题问most Mexican移民后怎么样了，是Americanized了，lost their mother tongue。
综合一：16：00-17：00。 60分钟，满分150分。巨恶心。
第一部分：符号推理。12个。A-F不同 英文字母代表不同规则，包括图形放大，黑白变化，颠倒位置等。做的
巨烂。
第二部分：逻辑推理。给出一小段话，100字左右，下面又说：“我们还知道：”，又给出几条信息，最后题干
给出一句判断性的话语，三个选项分别是：A.根据所给的信息，这个推断是正确的。B.根据所给的信息，这个
推断是错误的。C.根据所给的信息不能判断这个推断是正确的还是错误的。
第三部分：数字推理。给出一个3×3的表格，每个格里一个数字，有一个未知数，它们之间有一定的关系，求
未知数。
第四部分：图形推理。给出四个规则，分别是改变形状，改变大小，改变颜色，重复上一操作，给出一个原始
符号（○●△▲有大有小），经过变化之后，让你判断它最后变成什么样了。
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