试卷 A 卷
浙江工商大学“2＋2”招生考试试卷座位号
课程名称：英语考试方式：闭卷考试时间：150分钟
注意事项
1、考生应严格遵守考场规则，得到监考人员指令后方可答题。
2、考生拿到试卷后首先填写密封线内各项内容（准考证号、姓名、学校）不得填出密封线外，
同时把座位号填写在试卷右上角座位号栏内。
3、做客观题时，用2B铅笔填涂答题卡，做在试卷上无效。做主观题时，用黑色签字笔或钢笔
把答案直接写在试卷上。
4、注意字迹清楚，保持卷面整洁。
5、考试结束将试卷放在桌上，不得带走。待监考人员收毕清点后，方可离场。
6、请考生将客观题部分答在答题卡上，主观题部分答在答题纸一和答题纸二上。
总分____________ 审核人____________
Part I. Writing (30 minutes) （请将此题答在答题纸一上）
Directions: For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write a composition on the topic: Should Private Cars be Encouraged in China？You should write at least 120 words following the outline given below in Chinese.
1.在中国，私人汽车拥有量在增加
2.有些人赞成拥有私人汽车，有些人反对拥有私人汽车
3.你的观点
Part II. Reading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (20 minutes)
Directions: In this part, you will have 20 minutes to go over the passage quickly and answer the questions on Answer Sheet 1. Mark
Y ( for YES) if the statement agrees with the information given in the passage;
N (for NO) if the statement contradicts the information given in the passage;
NG( for NOT GIVEN) if the information is not given in the passage.
Men rule — at least in workplace attitudes
While Clinton hopes to smash through the ultimate glass ceiling to become the nation's first female president, the Work & Power Survey conducted by Elle and https://www.doczj.com/doc/6a13894893.html, suggests that stereotypes about sex and leadership are alive as well. While more than half of our 60,000 respondents said a person's sex makes no difference to leadership abilities, most who expressed a preference said men are
more likely to be effective leaders. Of male respondents, 41 percent said men are more likely to be good leaders, and 33 percent of women agreed. And three out of four women who expressed a preference said they would rather work for a man than a woman.
The survey, conducted early this year, found a bonanza of stereotypes among those polled, with many using the optional comment section to label women “moody,”“bitchy,”“gossipy”and “emotional.” The most popular term for women, used 347 times, was “catty.”
There are still few women in the corner office today, and the numbers appear to be declining. Our survey sheds light on one obstacle blocking women from the boardroom: negative attitudes about women leaders — attitudes women themselves still harbor.
“One cannot live in a sexist society without absorbing some of those messages, which make women feel worse about themselves and suspicious of other women,” said Janet Lever, a professor of sociology at California State University in Los Angeles, who helped conceive the survey. “The enemy is omnipresent cultural messages, not women themselves.”
There are long-established attributes that are assigned to men and women, says Madeline E. Heilman, an expert on workplace sex bias and professor of psychology at New York University. Women take care of others and nurture, while men are seen as taking charge and being assertive. The problem is, she says, when we map these attributes onto the workplace the male attributes are much more sought after.
“I call this the lack of fit,”she explains, because the perceived attributes of women don’t fit the leadership mold. “When women succeed in areas they’re not supposed to they are disapproved of greatly, by everyone, men and women.”
Indeed, our survey found that about 33 percent of men and women would rather work for a man, while about 13 percent would prefer working for a woman. (The remaining 54 percent had no preference.)
And when asked who would be more likely to lead effectively, males were preferred by more than a 2-1 margin by both men and women — even though women got high marks for being problem solvers and providing more supportive work environments.
Will men and women ever see beyond these ingrained beliefs and accept women as conductors on the career express? It’s all about preconceived notions of the leader image, says Claire Babrowski, the former CEO of RadioShack. When people close their eyes and visualize the top dogs sitting around the corporate table, she explains, “We picture men in leadership roles. As a woman you al ready have this hurdle to overcome.”
Julie Fasone Holder, a corporate vice president for Dow Chemical, remembers a hallway conversation in the 1980s after she and another woman were promoted. A male executive said to Fasone, “I guess it’s women’s promotion week.” The way he said it, was “I was being promoted because I was a woman, not a great leader,” she says
And even though Fasone says things have gotten better for women, she adds: “Women still fac e stereotypes. We’ve come a way, but I wouldn’t say we’ve arrived.”
Some executives said attitudes are changing, if slowly.
“A lot of these differences are intergenerational,” says Erroll B. Davis Jr., former CEO of Alliant Energy, and now chancellor of the University System of Georgia. “The first generation of female managers decided the way to the top was to out-macho the men. A second generation is better trained and is doing better.”
Davis, who is black, says women and minorities face many of the same obstacles.
“Is it harder for women and minorities? Yes, but you deal with it and try and put yourself in a position to make it easier for those behind you. You can't spend a lot of time fixating on it.”
Women overwhelmingly agree, with 71 percent of female bosses saying they have to work harder and be smarter than men to achieve the same level of success.
“It’s harder for wom en to advance, and every woman has to prove herself more than a man does,”said Linda Alepin, founding director of the Global Women's Leadership Network.
So women are stuck between a rock and a hard place, trying to be ambitious without overdoing it. According to our study, women don’t want to come off too confident and aggressive for fear of being labeled bitchy. But they also don’t want to be wishy-washy or risk being called indecisive or emotional.
“In our society, leadership has been coded as masculine,” says Deborah M. Kolb, the Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Professor for Women and Leadership at the Simmons School of Management. “To be a leader you have to be decisive and take charge. That fits f ine for men, but when women do it they get labeled.”
Kolb doesn’t think people’s negative attitudes about women have anything to do with their abilities. She points to many surveys that show women are on par with men when it comes to leadership attributes. Unfortunately, she adds, in most surveys, including ours, women are not seen as having the same leadership potential as men.
One of the reasons women might not be getting their leadership props is because there are still so few women in high level positio ns throughout the work world. “Familiarity is a powerful force,” says Karissa Thacker, a management psychologist and president of Strategic Performance Solutions Inc. “We are much more familiar with men in leadership roles.The unknown scares all of us regardless of gender.”
So is there any hope for Hillary?
One quote from a male that took our survey points to an uphill battle:
“As liberated as I consider myself to be, I think I’d have a problem taking orders from a woman.”
注意：请将此题答在答题纸一上
1.Over half of the people who received survey claimed a person’s sex makes no difference to
leadership abilities.
2.According to the survey, the negative attitudes towards women leaders have no longer existed.
3.In contrast to men, women naturally hold an affirmative attitude towards women leaders.
4.Women are unfit to be leaders because they lack the assertive nature as men have.
5.Women are considered more suitable to be problem solvers and supporters in working
environments.
6.The reason why fewer women sit at top positions is because the leader images rooted in people’s
minds are those of males.
7.Women need to work harder and be smarter than men to achieve success.
8.In America, women and minorities have been united in fighting discriminations.
9.According to the passage, a woman who is aggressive and confident would be labeled as masculine.
10.Nowadays, it’s much easier for women to become leaders because people start to be familiar with
women in leadership roles.
Part III. Listening Comprehension (35 minutes) 请将此题答在答题卡上。
Section A
Directions: In this section, you will hear 8 short conversations and 2 long conversations. At the end of each conversation, one or more questions will be asked about what was said. Both the conversation and the question will be spoken only once. After each question there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four choices marked A, B, C and D, and decide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.
11. A. To a hospital. B. To a book shop.
C. To a department store.
D. To the grocer’s.
12. A. A guest and a waitress. B. A passenger and an air hostess.
C. A guest and a receptionist.
D. A customer and a shop assistant.
13. A. The weather was a little bit hot.
B. The weather was a little bit cold.
C. The weather was cooler than expected.
D. The weather was bad.
14. A. She invites the man to visit the Forbidden City with her.
B. She has visited the Forbidden City twice.
C. She has visited the Forbidden City once.
D. She will go to Beijing in June.
15. A. He doesn’t want to go shopping with the woman.
B. He wants to go shopping with Dr. Johnson.
C. He can’t go out with the woman.
D. He can go shopping with the woman after his appointment with Dr. Johnson.
16. A. Very sorry. B. A bit annoyed.
C. Lonely.
D. Surprised.
17. A. He once borrowed Frank’s knife. B. The knife belongs to him.
C. Frank’s knife isn’t as good as his.
D. Frank should mind his own business.
18. A. It will probably rain tomorrow.
B. She needs a new raincoat or umbrella.
C. She doesn’t know where the man put his raincoat or umbrella.
D. She doesn’t know what the weather will be like tomorrow.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
19. A. An American baseball player in New York.
B. A foreign basketball player in the U.S.A.
C. A foreign baseball player in the U.S.A.
D. An American basketball player in Spain.
20. A. How long has the man stayed in U.S.A.?
B. How does the man feel about having a lot of money?
C. Has the man thought of how much money he has earned?
D. Has the man thought of how to make much more money than he does now?
21. A. His enthusiasm for study and sports.
B. Some economic factors.
C. The dream of having a lot of money.
D. The dream of being the best player.
22. A. It’s up to his parents. B. It depends on his mood.
C. The more suitable is his preference.
D. The more important is his preference.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. A. The man at first misunderstood and criticized the woman.
B. The man didn’t want to help the woman.
C. The man was so angry that he finally dismissed the woman.
D. The man was very angry that the couple had disappeared.
24. A. She was looking for the manager of the store.
B. She was looking for a CD for the customers.
C. She was looking for the address of the manager.
D. She was looking for the couple who wanted the CD.
25. A. The couple’s special height.
B. The female customers curly blond hair.
C. The male customer’s red hair.
D. The female customer’s clothes.
Section B
Directions: In this section, you will hear 3 short passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear some questions; both the passages and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A, B, C and D. Then mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.
Passage One
Questions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just heard.
26. A. To discover the students’ study habits.
B. To discover how many students wanted to get married.
C. To discover the subjects that the students were interested in.
D. To discover the students’ opinions on some matters of personal concern.
27. A. The qualities a partner should have.
B. The ideal age to get married.
C. The ideal number of children.
D. Favorite color.
28. A. Most students favor 26 to 30 as the ideal age to get married to an intelligent partner, and
producing 2 children.
B. Most students favor 21 to 25 as the ideal age to get married.
C. Most students favor 26 to 30 as the ideal age to get married to an attractive partner.
D. Most students favor 21 to 25 as the ideal age to get married to an intelligent partner and
producing 3 children.
Passage Two
Questions 29 to 31 are based on the passage you have just heard.
29. A. Prior to the individual’s 20th birthday.
B. Prior to the individual’s 2nd birthday.
C. Prior to the individual’s 22nd birthday.
D. Prior to the individual’s 23rd birthday.
30. A. Because their life was affected by their disabilities.
B. Because they didn’t have enough courage to live on.
C. Because they were denied civil rights.
D. Because the medical treatment was not available to them.
31. A. No protection available in civil rights laws.
B. Significant barriers in transportation and public awareness.
C. Unemployment.
D. Low social status.
Passage Three
Questions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.
32. A. They are likely to fail in later life.
B. They are likely to grow into bright adults.
C. They are easy to gain success.
D. They are unlikely to burn themselves out.
33. A. The highest among all people.
B. Higher than that of the country as a whole.
C. Only higher than that of the young people.
D. Lower than that of the country as a whole.
34. A. The author proves it. B. The author ignores it.
C. The author supports it.
D. The author refutes it.
35. A. It shows that talented children are unlikely to make achievements.
B. It shows that talented children are unlikely to become successful people.
C. It shows that talented children are unlikely to be mentally healthy.
D. It shows that talented children are most likely to become gifted adults.
Section C: Compound Dictation
Directions: In this section you will hear a passage three times. When the passage is read for the first time, you should listen carefully for its general idea. When the passage is read for the second time, you are required to fill in the blanks numbered from 36 to 43 with the exact words you have just heard. For blanks numbered from 44 to 46 you are required to fill in the missing information. You can either use the exact words you have just heard or write down the main points in your own words. Finally, when the passage is read for the third time, you should check what you have written.
此部分试题在答题纸二上，请在答题纸二上作答。
Part III. Reading Comprehension (35 minutes) 请将此题答在答题卡上
Section B
Directions:There are four passages in this part. Each passage is followed by some questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. You should decide on the best choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.
Passage One
Questions 47 to 51 are based on the following passage.
Living in a second culture can be like riding on a roller coaster. Sometimes foreign visitors are elated; sometimes they are depressed. First there is the combination of enthusiasm and excitement that is felt while traveling. New foods, different faces, foreign language, and interesting customs all fascinate the traveler. A foreign visitor usually has high expectations and is eager to become familiar with a new culture.
Of course, international travelers may have difficulties in understanding the adjustment problem that troubles them. Many people do not recognize that the problems, feelings, and mood changes that are related to living in a second culture are not unique. It is common for international visitors or immigrants to shift between loving and hating a new country. The newness and strangeness of a foreign culture are bound to affect a traveler’s emotions.
“Culture shock” occurs as a result of total immersion (沉浸) in a new culture. It happens to “people who have been suddenly transplanted abroad”. Newcomers may be anxious because they do not speak the language, know the customs, or understand people’s behavior in daily life. The visitor finds that
“yes”may not always mean “yes”, or that statements that appear to be serious are really intended as jokes. The notion of “culture shock” helps explain feelings of bewilderment and disorientation (不辨方向). Language problems do not account for all the frustrations that people feel. When one is deprived of everything that was once familiar, such as understanding a transportation system, knowing how to register for university classes, or knowing how to make friends, difficulties in coping with new society may arise.
47. The word “elated” (Para. 1, Line 2) means ______.
A. high-spirited
B. low-spirited
C. curious
D. impressed
48. Living in a second culture, people unavoidably experience the following emotions EXCEPT _____.
A. culture shock
B. excitement
C. enthusiasm
D. easiness
49. “Culture shock” refers to a feeling of ______.
A. high expectation and depression
B. stress and anxiety
C. strangeness and newness
D. excitement and enthusiasm
50. According to the passage, culture shock most likely happens to ______.
A. a one-month visitor to a foreign country
B. a person who settles in a new country
C. a one-year visiting scholar
D. parents who visit their daughter in the USA
51. The passage mainly discusses ______.
A. how to be familiar with a new culture
B. the problems of immigration
C. cultural adjustment
D. how to survive in a second culture
Passage Two
Questions 52 to 56 are based on the following passage.
It has always been common for students to work to earn money, not only in vocations but also, when practicable, by doing part-time jobs during term-time. As the total cost of study and living may be $ 2,000 to $3,000 a year these earnings are useful and often essential. Mostly students do rather unskilled work. Some students do paid work for the university at which they study, in the library or the restaurant, or even by acting as lifeguards at a bathing-place. Others work outside. One popular occupation is that of porter at a supermarket, carrying housewives’ groceries out to their cars.
Since 1958 the financial position of students has been improved by the provision of loans by the Federal government. The national Defense Education Act of 1958 enabled students to borrow money to help with expenses, provided that they needed the money and had a good academic record after a period of study, and by 1965, 750,000 students had received loans, amounting to up to $1,000 a year per student. The Higher Education Act of 1965 was an important new development, allowing students to receive loans in their first year at college, on the basis of need alone. Students may take up to eleven
years to repay the loans, though those who themselves become teachers in public schools only have to repay a portion of the loan. Those who teach in depressed areas are specially favored and each year of depressed-area teaching wipes out fifteen percent of the loan received.
52. The reason why students earn money while studying in universities is that _____.
A. they have to learn how to do so
B. they are asked to do so
C. their parents don’t pay their tuition
D. the tuition is high
53. There are many jobs for the students to do, one of the off-campus jobs is _____.
A. to work as librarians
B. to help housewives at supermarkets
C. to work as waiters or waitresses
D. to act as lifeguards
54. It can be inferred from the passage that ______.
A. the American government attaches great importance to education
B. the
American government attaches great importance only to higher education
C. a student who receives high marks doesn’t pay tuition
D. a student who is really poor doesn’t need to repay the loans
55. A student doesn’t need to repay the loans if he teaches in a depressed area _____.
A. for 11 years
B. for 15 years
C. for about 7 years
D. all his life
56. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?
A. Some students are forced to earn their tuition in American colleges.
B. Only unskilled work is suitable for college students to do.
C. Loans by the government are the last but not the least way for one’s education.
D. Teaching in public schools and depressed areas is encouraged by the government.
Passage Three
Questions 57 to 61 are based on the following passage.
In the past, the concept of marketing emphasized sales. The producer or manufacturer made a product he wanted to sell. Marketing was the task of figuring out how to sell the product. Basically, selling the product would be accomplished by sales promotion, which included advertising and personal selling. In addition to sales promotion, marketing also involved the physical distribution of the product to the places where it was actually sold. Distribution consisted of transportation, storage, and related services such as financing, standardization and grading, and the related risks.
The modern marketing concept encompasses all of the activities mentioned, but it is based on a different set of principles. It subscribes to the notion that production can be economically justified only by consumption. In other words, goods should be produced only if they can be sold. Therefore, the producer should consider who is going to buy the product —or what the market for the product is —before production begins. This is very different from making a product and then thinking about how to sell it.
57. Marketing used to be mainly concerned with _____ the product.
A. making
B. distributing
C. selling
D. advertising
58. The two main aspects of traditional marketing are _____.
A. selling and distributing
B. advertising and selling
C. producing and selling
D. financing and grading
59. How many aspects does distribution involve?
A. Three
B. Four
C. Five
D. Six
60. While traditional marketing is mainly concerned with sales of a product, modern marketing _____.
A. caters for selling justified by production
B. excludes the sales activities involved in traditional marketing
C. puts more emphasis on economy in production
D. aims to achieve a balance between production and sales
61. The producer is advised to first consider how to _____.
A. advertise the product
B. distribute the product
C. meet the needs of the consumer
D. make the product
Passage Four
Questions 62 to 66 are based on the following passage.
The most interesting architectural phenomenon of the 1970s was the enthusiasm for refurbishing (整修) older buildings. Obviously, this was not an entirely new phenomenon. What is new is the wholesale interest in reusing the past, in recycling, in adaptive rehabilitation. A few trial efforts, such as Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco, proved their financial feasibility in the 1960s, but it was in the 1970s, with strong government support through tax incentives and rapid depreciation (贬值)，as well as growing interest in ecology issues, that recycling became a major factor on the urban scene.
One of the most comprehensive ventures was the restoration and transformation of Boston’s eighteenth century Faneuil Hall and the Quincy Market, designed in 1824. This section had fallen in hard times, but beginning with the construction of new city hall immediately adjacent, it has returned to life with the intelligent reuse of these fine old buildings under the design leadership of Benjamin Thompson. He has provided a marvelous setting for dining, shopping, professional offices, and simply walking.
Butler Square, in Minneapolis, exemplifies major changes in its complex of offices, commercial space, and public facilities carved out of a massive pile designed in 1906 as a hardware warehouse. The exciting interior timber structure of the building was highlighted by cutting light courts through the interior and adding large skylights.
San Antonio, Texas, offers an object lesson for numerous other cities combating urban decay. Rather than bringing in the bulldozers (推土机)，San Antonio’s leaders rehabilitated existing structures, while simultaneously cleaning up the San Antonio River, which meanders through the business district.
62.What is the main idea of the passage?
A.During the 1970s, old buildings in many cities were recycled for modern use.
B.With government support, people could recycle old buildings.
C.Experts did quite a lot to fight urban decay.
D.Recycling old building became a reality in Boston in the 18th century.
63.Which of the statements is NOT TRUE according to the passage?
A.Boston’s new city hall was originally designed by Benjamin Thompson.
B.Butler Square was originally built in the early twentieth century.
C.Butler Square is used as a hardware warehouse now.
D.The space at Quincy Market now is used for restaurants, offices and stores.
64.One of the factors that made recycling popular on the urban scene in 1970s is _____.
A.financial viability in the 1960s
B.growing interest in ecology issues
C.academic interest in rehabilitation research
https://www.doczj.com/doc/6a13894893.html,mercial benefit in reusing the old buildings
65.What is the author’s opinion of the San Antonio project?
A.It is better than the other projects discussed.
B.It is a good project for other cities to follow.
C.San Antonio’s leaders use other machines instead of bulldozers.
D.The work done on the river was more meaningful than the work done on the buildings.
66.How did the San Antonio project differ from those in Boston and Minneapolis?
A.It didn’t involve bulldozers
B.It occurred in the business district along the San Antonio River.
C.It involved the environment as well as buildings.
D.It was designed to rehabilitate existing structure only.
Part IV. Cloze (10 minutes) 请将此题答在答题卡上
Directions:There are 20 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. you should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage. Then mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.
Have you ever tried to hold your breath for a long time and then let it out slowly? This is one of the techniques of a(n) 67 Indian discipline known as Yoga (瑜珈). For thousands of years, people have used Yoga to help search for happiness and 68 .
Students of Yoga often study for as long as 20 years 69 becoming masters, or Yogis. They learn many different physical exercises. These exercises are 70 to put the students 71 good physical conditions. Then they can concentrate on deep religious thoughts 72 worrying about physical 73 .
Many Yoga exercises involve 74 the body into difficult positions. Some of them are very 75 to learn. Have you ever tried to 76 your legs over one another? Most of people find it difficult to stay in that position for even a few minutes. But Yogis train themselves to 77 in one
position for hours or even days. They are taught to 78 the difficulty of holding these positions. Other exercises and rules 79 concentration. Yogis feel this is the key to 80 peace. They 81 that it makes them feel relaxed and 82 . Some people say that 83 makes them feel better —just as good exercise 84 . But other people think that it is a way of achieving a strong 85 feeling. These people say that meditation helps them 86 much closer to God.
67. A. ambitious B. honored C. ancient D. famous
68. A. context B. content C. consent D. contend
69. A. before B. when C. as D. after
70. A. occupied B. designed C. popular D. consulted
71. A. on B. at C. under D. in
72. A. for B. without C. on D. concerning
73. A. exercises B. practices C. poses D. discomforts
74. A. to put B. to be put C. putting D. put
75. A. funny B. easy C. hard D. annoying
76. A. hold B. fold C. mold D. bold
77. A. change B. achieve C. communicate D. remain
78. A. acquire B. require C. overcome D. overlook
79. A. discipline B. teach C. hold D. take
80. A. nature B. national C. inner D. inter
81. A. complain B. claim C. compare D. consult
82. A. peaceful B. practical C. conscious D. original
83. A. what B. which C. it D. as
84. A. goes B. does C. is D. gets
85. A. relevant B. religious C. comfortable D. ridiculous
86. A. feel B. worship C. believe D. pursue
Part V. Translations. (10 minutes)
Directions:Complete the sentences on Answer Sheet 2 by translating into English the Chinese given in brackets.
注意：此部分试题在答题纸二上，请在答题纸二上作答。
Part VI. Error Correction (10 minutes, points)
Directions:This part consists of a short passage. In this passage there are altogether 10 mistakes, one in each numbered line. You may have to change a word, add a word or delete a word. Mark out the mistakes and put the corrections in the blanks provided. If you change a word, cross it out and write the correct word in the corresponding blank. If you add a word, put an insertion mark (^) in the right place and write the missing word in the blank. If you delete a word, cross it out and put a slash (/) in the blank.
注意：此部分请在答题纸二上作答。
A man or woman makes direct contact with
society in two ways: as member of some familiar, 97. 请professional or religious group, or as a member of a
crowd. Groups are able of being as moral and intelligent 98. 在
as the individuals who form it; a crowd is 99. 答chaotic, has no purpose of its own and is capable of
everything except intelligent action and realistic 100. 题thinking. Assembling in a crowd, people lose their 101. 纸powers of reasoning and their capacity for normal
chose. Their suggestibility is increased to the point 102. 二
that they cease to have any judgment or will of 103. 上
their own. They become very excitable, they lose
all sense of individual or collective responsibility,
they are subject for sudden excesses of rage, 104. 作enthusiastic and panic. In a word, a man in a 105. 答crowd behave as though he had swallowed a large 106. ____________ dose of some powerful intoxicant.
浙江大学2005-2006学年冬季学期 《物理化学(乙)》课程期末考试试卷 开课学院：理学院，考试形式：闭卷，允许带___计算器 _入场 考试时间：2006年1月11日,所需时间： 120 分钟 考生姓名： ___ __学号：专业： ________ 一、填空题（20分，每题2分） 1.一定量的理想气体从V1自由膨胀到V2后，其ΔU 0； ΔA（或ΔF）0（请选择填入>、<、＝、不确定）。 2.理想气体的焦耳－汤姆逊系数μJ-T0（请选择>、<、＝、不确定）。 3.如果要确定一个“组成和总量都已知的均相多组分体系”的状态，我们至少还 必须知道该体系的其它个独立状态变量。 4.当隔离体系中发生某种变化（包括化学变化）后，该体系的ΔU 0（请 选择>、<、＝、不确定）。 5.在恒温条件下，对理想气体进行恒压压缩时，该过程的体系熵变ΔS体系0， ΔS体系+ΔS环境0（请选择填入>、<、＝、不确定）。 6.以汞作为工作物质的可逆卡诺热机的热机效率为以理想气体作为工作物质的 可逆卡诺热机的热机效率的％。 7.零下5℃的过冷水变成同温同压下的冰时，该过程的体系熵变ΔS 0（请 选择填入>、<、＝、不确定）。 8.已知某二元溶液对拉乌尔定律产生正偏差。如果以x B →0，γ B ＝1为标准态时， 其活度系数是（请选择填入：>1、<1、＝1、不确定）。 9.当反应体系的总压一定时，加入惰性气体有利于气体物质的量的反应。
（请选择填入：增大、减小、不变、不确定） 10.I2(g)溶于互不相溶的水和CCl4(l)中并达到平衡，则该体系的组分数C＝ ；自由度数F＝。 二、选择题（20分，每题2分） 1. 已知H2临界温度t c= －239.9°C, 临界压力p c = 1.297×103 kPa。现有一氢气钢瓶， 在298 K时瓶中H2的压力为98.0×103 kPa，则H2的状态一定是 (a)气态(b) 液态(c) 气－液两相平衡(d)无法确定 2. 在一个绝热良好、抽成真空的容器中，灌满压力为101.325 kPa、温度为373 K 的纯水(容器内无气体存在)，此时水的饱和蒸气压p*(H2O) (a) > 101.325 kPa (b) < 101.325 kPa (c)= 101.325 kPa (d)无法确定 3. 被绝热材料包围的房间内放有一电冰箱，将电冰箱门打开的同时向电冰箱供给 电能而使其运行。室内的温度将( ). (a) 逐渐降低(b) 逐渐升高(c) 不变(d)无法确定 4. 在温度为T、压强为100 kPa时，反应(1) A = 2B，反应(2) 2A = C及反应(3) C = 4B的标准摩尔焓分别为?r H m?(1)、?r H m?(2)及?r H m?(3)，则?r H m?(3)等于 (a) 2?r H m?(1) + ?r H m?(2) (b) ?r H m?(2)－2?r H m?(1) (c) ?r H m?(2) + ?r H m?(1) (d) 2?r H m?(1)－?r H m?(2) 5. 一定量的某真实气体，经节流膨胀后使系统的温度下降，p、V之积变大，此过 程的Q( );?H ( ); ?U( ); ?S( )。 (a)Q=0, ?H =0, ?U<0, ?S>0 (b) Q=0, ?H =0, ?U=0, ?S>0 (c) Q<0, ?H =0, ?U<0, ?S>0 (d) Q=0, ?H =0, ?U=0, ?S=0 6. 在273 K、100 kPa下，过冷的液态苯凝结成固态苯，则此过程的 (a) ?S(系) > 0 (b) ?S(环) < 0 (c)?S(系) + ?S(环) > 0 (d) ?S(系) + ?S(环) < 0 7. 在300K下，一个抽真空的容器中放入过量的A(s), 发生下列反应： A(s) B(s) + 3D(g) 达到平衡时D(g)的压力p D* = 1.02 kPa。此反应的标准平衡常数K?为 (a) 1.02 (b) 1.061×10－6 (c) 1.04×10－4(d) 3.06 8. 已知
一、简答题（每小题?5?分，共?30?分） 1、未饱和湿空气经历绝热加湿过程，其干球温度、湿球温度和露点温度如何变化 2、定压、定温、绝热和定容四种典型的热力过程，其多变指数的值分别是多少 3、画出燃气轮机装置定压加热理想循环的?p-v?图和?T-s?图，并写出其用循环增压比表示的热效率公式。（假设工质为理想气体，比热取定值） 4、反映往复活塞式内燃机混合加热循环特性的设计参数有哪几个写出其定义式。 5、住宅用空调机当夏天环境温度升高时，其制冷系数和耗功量如何变化 6、为什么在湿蒸汽区域进行的绝热节流过程总是呈现节流冷效应 二、计算题（共?70?分） 1?．（?18?分）?3kmol?温度?t?1?＝?100 ℃的氮气流与?1kmol?温度?t?2?＝?20 ℃的空气流在管道中绝热混合。已知混合前空气的摩尔分数为：?x?N 2 ?＝?0.79?、?x?O2＝?0.21?，若混合前后氮气、空气和混合物的压力都相 等，试求： (1)?混合后气体的温度； (2)?混合气体中?N 2?和?O?2?的摩尔分数； (3)?对应于?1kmol?的混合气产物，混合过程的熵增。
设摩尔热容为定值：?C?p，m，N2＝?29.08kJ/?（?kmol·K?）、?C?p，m?，O2＝29.34kJ/?（?kmol·K?）、?R?＝?8.314kJ/?（?kmol·K?） 2?．（?17?分）空气初态为?p?1＝?0.4MPa?、?T?1?＝?450K?，初速忽略不计。经一喷管绝热可逆膨胀到?p?2＝?0.1MPa?。若空气的?Rg?＝?0.287 kJ/ (kg·K)?；?c?p＝?1.005 kJ/ (kg·K)?；?γ?＝?c?p?/?c?v?＝?1.4?； ?=0.528?；试求： 临界压力比?ν cr （1）在设计时应选用什么形状的喷管为什么 （2）喷管出口截面上空气的流速?C?f2?、温度?T?2?和马赫数?Ma?2； （3）若通过喷管的空气质量流量为?q?m?＝?1kg/s?，求：喷管出口截面积和临界截面积。 3?．（?15?分）活塞式压气机每秒钟从大气环境中吸入?p?1＝?0.1MPa?、?t1＝?17 ℃的空气?0.1m 3?，绝热压缩到?p?2＝?0.4MPa?后送入储气罐。若该压气机的绝热效率?η?c,s?=0.9?，空气的?Rg?＝?0.287k J/ (kg·K)?；?c?p?＝?1.005 kJ/ (kg·K)；?γ?＝?c?p?/?c?v?＝?1.4?；试求： (1)?压气机出口的空气温度； (2)?拖动压气机所需的功率； (3)?因摩擦引起的每秒钟的熵产。 4．（?20?分）一单级抽汽回热循环如图?1所示，水蒸气进入汽轮机的状态参数为5MPa、450℃，在10kPa下排入冷凝器。水蒸气在0.45MPa压力下抽出，送入混合式给水加热器加热给水。给水离开加热器的温度为抽
浙江工商大学招生简介 浙江工商大学招生简介 第一章总则 第一条为确保学校招生工作顺利进行，切实维护学校和考生的合法权益，根据《中华人民共和国教育法》、《中华人民共和国高等 教育法》和教育主管部门的有关政策和规定，结合学校招生工作的 实际情况，特制定本章程。 第二条本章程适用于浙江工商大学2017年全日制普通本科招生 工作。 第三条学校招生工作实施“阳光工程”，遵循公开、公平、公正和择优录取的原则，并接受广大考生及其家长和社会的监督。 第二章学校概况 第四条学校全称：浙江工商大学。 第五条学校代码：10353。 第六条办学层次和类型：本科及研究生教育，国家公办全日制普通高等学校。 第七条学校校址：下沙校区(杭州市下沙高教园区学正街18号)，教工路校区(杭州市教工路149号)。 第八条就学地点：高考录取的本科新生在下沙校区就学。 第九条颁发毕业证书及学位证书的学校名称：浙江工商大学。 第三章招生计划与录取原则 第十一条学校面向全国招生，招生计划以各省(直辖市、自治区)招生主管部门公布的为准。
第十二条学校实行“学校负责、省(直辖市、自治区)招生主管部门监督”的录取体制。 第十三条学校根据各省(直辖市、自治区)招生主管部门提供的生源情况，确定调档比例。实行平行志愿的省份，原则上按照招生计 划的1:1确定调档比例;实行非平行志愿的省份，调档比例一般控制 在招生计划的105%以内。 第十四条新生录取时男女比例不限。 第十五条对考生的身体健康要求，参照《普通高等学校招生体检工作指导意见》执行，该《意见》中规定“学校可以不予录取”、“学校有关专业可不予录取”的，学校均按“不予录取”执行。 第十六条录取过程中，学校严格遵守教育部和各省(直辖市、自 治区)招生主管部门的有关政策和规定。新生录取按照以下原则执行： (二)投档成绩相同者，参考排序分、学业水平测试成绩和综合素质评价等，择优录取。 (三)所有专业志愿均未录取者，再根据计划缺额情况，从高分到低分录取服从专业调剂的考生。 (四)浙江省、上海市按新高考录取政策执行，考生所填报的专业(类)志愿须满足该专业(类)选考科目要求。浙江省内参加新课改的 考生，报考我校必须满足综合素质评价中审美与艺术、运动与健康、探究与实践、劳动与技能等四个方面要求等第均为B等及以上(往届 生P等及以上)，学业水平测试各科目成绩均为D等及以上(往届生 C等及以上)。 (五)江苏省考生录取必备条件以江苏省教育考试院公布的为准，按照“先分数后等级”的规则择优录取。 第十七条专业和文化课成绩均合格的美术类专业考生，录取时按综合分排序(其中：专业成绩占50%，文化成绩占50%;专业成绩、文 化成绩均按满分750分制折算)和前述第十六条原则录取。如有省 (直辖市、自治区)招生主管部门单独设定考生综合分计算方式的.， 从其规定。
浙江工商大学杭州商学院文件 浙商大杭商院教〔2008〕66号 浙江工商大学杭州商学院关于 印发选拔部分品学特优学生转入浙江工商大学 学习的实施办法的通知 院内各部门、学生各班级： 现将《浙江工商大学杭州商学院关于选拔部分品学特优学生转入浙江工商大学学习的实施办法》予以印发，请遵照执行。 二○○八年十月六日
浙江工商大学杭州商学院关于 选拔部分品学特优学生转入浙江工商大学 学习的实施办法 第一条为鼓励我院学生积极上进、脱颖而出，规范我院部分品学特优的学生转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的选拔工作，特制定本实施办法。 第二条根据浙江省教育厅有关文件精神，经浙江工商大学同意，学院每年将选拔一定数量的品学特优的学生转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习。 第三条选拔转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的学生的范围为我院普通本科二年级学生。 第四条选拔转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的学生名额以该届学生招生当年学院本科招生章程确定的比例为准。 第五条申报参与选拔的学生必须同时具备以下条件： （一）热爱祖国，遵纪守法，品行优良，入学以来未受通报批评和违纪处分。 （二）前三学期每学期必修课和专业选修课（限最低选修学分内）加权平均分均不低于85分（含），且无不及格课程，无补考和重学记录。 （三）至少获得一次学院特别优秀奖学金。 第六条申报和选拔程序 （一）学院在每学年第一学期初将经浙江工商大学批准的当年各专业可转学生名额在本学院网上公布。
（二）符合选拔条件的学生每学年第二学期开学后两周内自愿申报，递交申报表。 （三）学院对申报者的条件进行审核。 （四）如果符合选拔条件的申报人数超过所申报专业可转入的人数，则按前三学期的必修课和专业选修课加权平均分(保留两位小数)从高分到低分择优录取；若最后名次的人数在2人以上，且加权平均分相同，则以获得学院特别优秀奖学金次数多者优先；若获得学院特别优秀奖学金相同，则以综合测评的名次在前者优先。 （五）学院在入选学生名单确定后，将入选学生名单在学院网上公示一周。 （六）入选学生名单经公示无异议后，经浙江工商大学教务处批准正式转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习，并由浙江工商大学教务处报浙江省教育厅备案。 第七条经批准转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的学生，从第五学期起进入浙江工商大学对应专业学习。 第八条转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的学生毕业时达到浙江工商大学毕业和学位授予条件的，由浙江工商大学颁发毕业证书和授予学士学位。 第九条转入浙江工商大学对应专业学习的学生在学习期间，因违纪而受到开除学籍处分以外纪律处分，或学习成绩列所在班级后5%且出现不及格课程的学生，从受处分学期起或自出现不及格课程的下学期起转回浙江工商大学杭州商学院学习。 第十条本办法发文之日起执行,以前相关办法同时废止。
管理学院本科生《管理学》期末考试试题及参考答案 (考试时间：150分钟) 一、单选题（每题2分，共30分） 1、下列关于授权的表述正确的是（D） A授权相当于代理职务B授权是部门划分产生的 C授权是分权的延伸 D授权是上级在一定条件下委授给下属的自主权 2、控制工作的关键步骤是（B） A制定计划B拟定标准C衡量成就D纠正偏差 3、从某种意义上讲，组织就是一个信息沟通网络，处在这个信息网络中心并对网络的畅通负有责任的人是（B） A信息系统管理员B高层管理者C一线员工D主管人员 4、进行了霍桑试验并导致人际关系学说问世的管理学家是（D） A罗伯特·欧文B亨利·法约尔C泰罗D梅奥 5、战略决策的特点是（D） A非常规性、风险性、进行的难度大B非常规性C风险性、全局性、进行的难度大 D非常规性、全局性、进行的难度大 6、领导工作的领导者（A） A为实现本群体目标尔对被领导者施加影响的各种活动 B为实现其领导目标而进行的各项管理活动 C 在其权限范围内进行的有利于实现组织目标的各种活动 D对被领导者施加各种影响的所有活动 7、赫茨伯格的双因素理论认为，激励因素是（C）
A那些使人得到满足就没有不满，得不到满足则产生不满的因素 B那些使人得到满足就没有不满，得不到满足则没有满意的因素 C那些使人得到满足则感到满意，得不到满足则没有满意感觉的因素 D哪些使人得到满足则感到满意，得不到满足则产生不满的因素 8、授权的基本过程是（C） A规定职责、授予权力、进行监控、兑现奖惩 B分派任务、授予权力、规定奖惩、确立监控权 C分派任务、授予权力、明确责任、确立监控权 D规定职责、授予权力、确立监控权、兑现奖惩 9、某位管理人员把大部分时间都花在直接监督下属工作上，他一定不会是（A） A厂长 B总经理C领班D车间主任 10、控制工作中，评估和分析偏差信息时，首先要：（C） A判别偏差产生的主要原因B判别偏差产生的严重程度 C找出偏差产生的确切位置D找出偏差产生的责任人 11、非正式组织的存在及其活动，对正式组织有积极与消极两方面的影响，其中对于正式组织目标的实现所起的积极促进作用的最主要表现在：（D） A增强其成员的群体意识B加强对其成员的行为规范 C促进群体成员意见的一致D更好地满足其成员的心理需要 12、一个组织结构呈金字塔状的企业内，对于其上层管理的描述（与中层管理相比），哪? 项是恰当的：（C） A管理难度与管理幅度都较小B管理难度较小，但管理幅度较大 C管理难度较大，但管理幅度较小D管理难度与管理幅度都较大
浙江工商大学本科教学各主要环节质量标准 浙商大教〔2005〕434号 为加强教学过程管理和教学质量监控，提高教育教学质量，培养具有创新意识、创新能力的合格本科毕业生，特制定本科主要各教学环节质量标准。 一、本科教学质量目标 学校定位和办学思路是影响学校人才培养质量的决定因素。学校的办学指导思想关系到人才培养目标的确定。 学校的办学指导思想是：以邓小平理论和“三个代表”重要思想为指导，坚持科学发展观，贯彻党的教育方针，以人才培养为根本，以教学质量为中心，以学科建设为龙头，以师资队伍建设为保障，以改革创新为动力，不断增强整体实力，把学校建设成为学科专业特色鲜明、结构合理的教学型大学。 本科教学的质量目标，也就是人才培养目标，其总目标是：培养德、智、体、美全面发展的应用型高级专门人才。各专业人才培养目标在培养方案中反映。 二、本科教学各主要环节的质量标准 （一）理论教学 1、课堂教学 课堂教学是进行课程理论教学的主要形式，是教学过程的基本环节。 （1）备课
备课是圆满完成课堂教学的基本保证，是影响教学质量的关键环节之一。 ①教师备课要根据教学大纲要求和课程教学计划安排，深入钻研教材，编写教案和讲稿，制定本课程的授课提纲。 ②备课应按教学大纲要求确定教学内容的重点与难点、深度和广度，并根据学生的学习基础将本学科的新成果和发展动态不断充实于教学内容之中。 ③根据教材各章节教学内容的具体情况，选用有利于增强教学效果的教学方式和方法，力求做到教学内容与方法的优化组合。 ④备课时应根据学生所学专业、课程设置、已学课程、相关课程等具体情况，注意本课程与已开课程和后继课程之间的衔接，处理好本课程与其它课程的关系。 ⑤选定与教材匹配的参考书，拟定好为学生布置的思考与练习题及自学内容。 ⑥教师上课前必须做好教学设备、教具等各项教学准备工作，使教学用具处于完好备用状态，并积极采用多媒体等现代教学技术。 ⑦承担大课的系(教研室)应坚持定期集体备课制度，加强集体研究，集思广益，取长补短，共同提高；开展以教学法为主的教学研究工作；随时检查教学进度与授课提纲的执行情况。 ⑧备课强调教师个人钻研，集体讨论，鼓励教师形成自己
浙江大学2006–2007学年秋冬学期 《日语Ⅰ》课程期末考试试卷B 开课学院：外语学院考试形式：闭卷允许带圆珠笔或钢笔入场 考试时间：2007年1月所需时间：120分钟 考生姓名：学号：专业： 题序一二三四五六七八九总分 得分 评卷人 一の言葉はどう読みますか。abcdから一番いいものを一つ選びなさい。(15点) １1四月2一日の午後3友達と4有名な5美術館へ行きました。1四月ａごがつｂしがつｃよがつｄよんがつ 2一日ａいちにちｂいちじつｃちいたちｄついたち 3友達ａともたちｂともだちｃどもたちｄどもだち 4有名ａゆうめｂゆうめいｃゆめｄゆめい 5美術館aびじゆかんbびじゅかんcびじゅっかんdびじゅつか
ん ２6古い7建物の8隣に9新しい10郵便局があります。 6古いａくるいｂくろいｃふるいｄふろい 7建物ａけんぶつｂけんものｃたてものｄたでもの 8隣ａそばｂそぼｃとなりｄどなり 9新しいａあたなしいｂあたらしいｃあだなしいｄあだらしい10郵便局ａゆうびんきょくｂゆうべんきょく ｃゆびんきょくｄゆべんきょく ３日本のテレビは野球の11番組が12多いです。 11番組aばんくみbばんぐみcぼんくみdぼんぐみ 12多いaおういbおうきいcおおいdおおきい ４13先週14お父さんから15手紙をもらいました。 13先週aせんしゅbせんしゅうcせんしょdせんしょう 14お父さんaおかあさんbおじいさんcおとうさんdおばあさん 15手紙aしゅしbてかみcてがみdでがみ 二の言葉はどう書きますか?abcdから一番いいものを一つ選びなさい。(10点) １16あには17みせで18わいしゃつと19ねくたいをかいました。16あにa兄b姉c妹d弟 17みせa駅b庭c町d店 18わいしゃつaウイシャツbウイシヤツcワイシャツdワイシヤツ
分子生物学复习题 一、柯越海教授（导论、基因组与基因组变异、分子生物学与模式动物） 1、Central dogma中心法则 Gene--One enzyme（polypeptide）hypothesis一基因一个酶（多肽）假说： 2、One Gene Beadle和Tatum利用红色面包霉不同类型营养缺陷型突变株，发现营养缺陷和基因突变直接相关，每一种基因突变只阻断某一生化反应，而每一种生化反应都特异性依赖一种酶的催化，从而提出一个基因一个酶假说。 但有些酶由多条肽链聚合才有活性，一条多肽链也可以是多种酶的组成成分。在一个基因一个酶假说基础上产生了一个基因一条多肽链假说，认为一个基因决定一条多肽链的结构。一个基因一条多肽链假说具有普遍意义。 3、Translational medicine转化医学： 转化医学是一种医学研究，试图在基础研究和临床治疗之间建立更直接的关系，把生物医学的研究成果转化为有前景的新型诊断试验、治疗及药物。 加速从循证医学到可持续解决方案的进程，进而解决公众健康问题。 4、Robertsonian translocation罗伯逊易位： 常见人类染色体结构异常，又称着丝粒融合，一种特殊类型的交互易位。两个端部着丝粒染色体在着丝粒处发生断裂，一条染色体的长臂与另一条染色体的短臂发生交换，形成一条大染色体和一条由两个短臂重接而成的小染色体，后者在减数分裂过程中丢失。 短臂携带的遗传信息少，丢失并不影响易位携带者的表型及智力，但其后代有患唐氏综合症的风险。 5、Genome基因组： 生物体所携带的全部遗传信息。即单倍体细胞中全套染色体为一个基因组，或是单倍体细胞中全部基因为一个基因组。 6、Histone组蛋白： 组蛋白是真核生物染色体的基本结构蛋白，是一类保守的小分子碱性蛋白质，富含带正电碱性氨基酸，能够同DNA中带负电磷酸基团相互作用，有五种类型：H2A、H2B、H3、H4、H1。组蛋白H2A、H2B、H3、H4各两分子组成蛋白八聚体，外绕DNA形成核小体，H1独立于核小体外，结合在连接相邻两个核小体的DNA分子上。 7、Chromosome染色体： 细胞内具有遗传性质的物体，是遗传信息载体，是高度螺旋化的染色质，易被碱性染料染成深色。由DNA、蛋白质和少量RNA组成。 8、Polymorphisms多态性： 生物群体内存在和等位基因相关的若干种表现型，是单一基因座等位基因变异性在群体水平的体现。MHC（主要组织相容性复合体）是人类多态性最为丰富的基因系统。 9、Linkage disequilibrium连锁不平衡： 不同座位上等位基因连锁状态的描述，指这些等位基因在同一条染色体上出现的频率大于随机组合的预期值。导致连锁不平衡的原因包括：遗传漂变、突变、选择、基因转换、群体混合等。 10、Genetic marker遗传标记：
浙江工商大学杭州商学院优秀毕业生评选办法 浙商大杭商院学[2012] 85号 为了鼓励学生德、智、体全面发展，引导学生树立正确的世界观、人生观和价值观，根据浙江省教育厅关于评选普通高等学校优秀毕业生的有关精神，结合我校实际，特制订本办法。 一、评选条件 （一）校级优秀毕业生评选条件 1、坚持四项基本原则，模范遵守《高等学校学生行为准则》，在校期间未受过纪律处分。 2、在校期间累计2次（含）以上获得以下荣誉者可申报校级优秀毕业生：“三好学生”、“优秀学生干部”、“特别优秀奖学金”、“一等奖学金”。 获得荣誉项目中含有“三好学生”或“优秀学生干部”者优先。其他符合条件者，首先参考其奖学金等级，其次参照在校期间综合能力总平均成绩，名次靠前者优先。 3、如按上述条件符合申报条件人数仍未达到学院当年可评人数，则条件放宽至曾获“二等奖学金”者。 4、在校期间必修课及限定选修课无不及格记录。 5、在校期间体育课总平均成绩在75分及以上，体育达标成绩在合格以上。 6、在校期间应取得大学英语六级考试资格（其中英语专业学生应取得全国英语专业四级考试成绩合格以上、艺术类专业学生应取得浙江省英语三级考试成绩合格以上）；或取得托福考试成绩80分以上；或取得雅思考试成绩6分以上。 7、以下情况，可直接申报校级优秀毕业生： （1）考研上线者（以取得复试资格为准，需提供相关证明材料），凡符合上述条件1、4，并经所在学院综合考察其在校表现良好，可优先获得校级优秀毕业生称号。 （2）在寝室文明建设中有突出表现者，经老师推荐且符合上述1、4可直接申报校级优秀毕业生称号。 （3）为学院学风建设、安全稳定、团学活动、日常管理等工作做出卓越贡献，
浙江大学管理学期末考试题
管理学院本科生《管理学》期末考试试题及参考答案 (考试时间：150分钟) 一、单选题（每题2分，共30分） 1、下列关于授权的表述正确的是（D） A授权相当于代理职务B授权是部门划分产生的 C授权是分权的延伸D授权是上级在一定条件下委授给下属的自主权 2、控制工作的关键步骤是（B） A制定计划 B拟定标准C衡量成就D纠正偏差 3、从某种意义上讲，组织就是一个信息沟通网络，处在这个信息网络中心并对网络的畅通 负有责任的人是（B）
A信息系统管理员B高层管理者C一线员工D主管人员 4、进行了霍桑试验并导致人际关系学说问世的管理学家是（D） A罗伯特·欧文B亨利·法约尔C泰罗D梅奥 5、战略决策的特点是（D） A非常规性、风险性、进行的难度大B非常规性C风险性、全局性、进行的难度大 D非常规性、全局性、进行的难度大 6、领导工作的领导者（A） A为实现本群体目标尔对被领导者施加影响的各种活动 B为实现其领导目标而进行的各项管理活动
C 在其权限范围内进行的有利于实现组织目标的各种活动 D对被领导者施加各种影响的所有活动 7、赫茨伯格的双因素理论认为，激励因素是（C） A那些使人得到满足就没有不满，得不到满足则产生不满的因素 B那些使人得到满足就没有不满，得不到满足则没有满意的因素 C那些使人得到满足则感到满意，得不到满足则没有满意感觉的因素 D哪些使人得到满足则感到满意，得不到满足则产生不满的因素 8、授权的基本过程是（C）
A规定职责、授予权力、进行监控、兑现奖惩 B分派任务、授予权力、规定奖惩、确立监控权C分派任务、授予权力、明确责任、确立监控权D规定职责、授予权力、确立监控权、兑现奖惩 9、某位管理人员把大部分时间都花在直接监督下属工作上，他一定不会是（A） A厂长B总经理 C领班 D车间主任 10、控制工作中，评估和分析偏差信息时，首先要：（C） A判别偏差产生的主要原因B判别偏差产生的严重程度 C找出偏差产生的确切位置D找出偏差产生的责任人
浙江大学2005–2006学年秋冬季学期 《普通物理II 》课程期末考试试卷 开课学院：理学院，考试形式：闭卷，允许带__计算器_入场 考试时间：_2006 年__01__月_ 13___日, 所需时间： 120 分钟 考生姓名： ____ _学号：专业： ________ Ⅰ. Fill in the space underlined. (50%) 1. Figure 1 shows a Thomson atom model of helium (He, Z=2). Two electrons, at rest, are embedded inside a uniform sphere of positive charge 2e. The distance d of between the electrons is so that the configuration is in static equilibrium. 2. A point charge +q is a distance d/2 from a square surface of side d and is directly above the center of the square as shown in Fig. 2. The electric flux through the square is of . 3. A resistor is in the shape of a truncated right circular cone (Fig.3). The end radii are a and b, and the length is L. If the tape is small, we may assume that the current density is uniform across any cross section. The resistance of this subject is .
浙江工商大学优秀毕业生评选办法 浙商大学…2015?217号 第一条为激励广大学生勤奋学习、刻苦钻研、努力实践、开拓创新，鼓励大学生全面发展和提高自身的综合素质，表彰品学兼优的毕业生，根据浙江省教育厅关于评选普通高等学校优秀毕业生的有关精神，结合我校实际，特制定本办法。 第二条本办法所称毕业生，是指我校全日制普通本科毕业生。 第三条符合以下各条件的毕业生可以申报“浙江工商大学优秀毕业生”荣誉称号： （一）坚持四项基本原则，模范遵守《高等学校学生行为准则》； （二）在校期间累计2次以上获校“三好学生”、“优秀学生干部”或一次省级以上“优秀团干部”、“优秀团员”荣誉称号或退役复学学生在服役期间荣立三等功以上者；“3+2”和“2+2”学制学生1次以上获校“三好学生”、“优秀学生干部”荣誉称号； （三）在校期间素质评价基本项总平均成绩列全班（年级）前25%。综合能力项总平均成绩列全班（年级）前30%； （四）在校期间必修课及专业选修课成绩（最低要求学分课程）均及格（合格）以上（课程成绩以期末考试成绩为准（课程补考、重学成绩不作为计算依据））； —1 —
（五）在校期间体育课总平均成绩在75分以上且体质测试平均成绩在良好以上； （六）在校期间取得大学英语六级考试资格（其中英语专业学生达到专业四级合格以上、艺术类专业学生达到三级合格以上），或托福考试成绩75分以上，或雅思考试成绩6分以上。 第四条参加各类学科竞赛并获得省级以上奖项者（本人排名前三）同等条件下可优先评选校级优秀毕业生。 第五条在校期间受到学校警告以上纪律处分者不得申报“优秀毕业生”。 第六条符合校“优秀毕业生”评选条件，并取得校“优秀毕业生”荣誉称号者可申报浙江省普通高等学校“优秀毕业生”。 第七条校级优秀毕业生评选比例为不超过当年毕业生总数的15%；省级优秀毕业生评选比例由浙江省教育厅下达。 第八条校级“优秀毕业生”评选每年3月前进行，省级“优秀毕业生”评选工作由浙江省教育厅下文启动。 第九条校级优秀毕业生的评选，由本人提出申请，经辅导员初审，学院评审、公示后，报学生处复核，由学校审批。 第十条省级优秀毕业生的评选，由学院初评并向学校推荐，学生处根据学生在校期间获得的先进个人荣誉次数和综合表现择优评审、公示，学校审定后报省教育厅审批。 第十一条被评为省、校级优秀毕业生者，分别由浙江省教 —2 —
浙江大学2005–2006学年秋季学期 《操作系统分析及实验》课程期末考试试卷 开课学院：计算机学院、软件学院，考试形式：有限开卷，只允许带3张A4纸入场考试时间：_____年____月____日, 所需时间：120分钟 教师姓名：_________考生姓名： ___ 学号： 专业： 得分： For every following question, please select your best answer only!!! 1.UNIX is a __________ operating system.
A.)time-sharing B.)batched-processing C.)uniprogramming D.)real-time 2.Which is the oldest among the following OSes? A.)AT&T UNIX B.)Solaris C.)Linux D.)Windows NT 3.Which of the following is able to write to standard output and files simultaneously? A.)tee B.)| C.)|| D.)T 4.How do you extract the kernel from the tarball linux-2.6.14.tar.bz2? A.)tar x linux-2.6.14.tar.bz2 B.)untar linux-2.6.14.tar.bz2 C.)tar tzvf linux-2.6.14.tar.bz2 D.)tar xjf linux-2.6.14.tar.bz2 5.You want to install the RPM package file foobar.rpm. This file is located in/home/bob. Which command would you use to install this file? A.)install /home/bob/foobar.rpm B.)rpminst /home/bob/foobar.rpm C.)rpm -i /home/bob/foobar.rpm D.)instrpm /home/bob/foobar.rpm 6.What does the device file /dev/hdb6 represent? A.) A logical partition on a SCSI disk drive B.)An extended partition on an IDE disk drive C.) A primary partition on an IDE disk drive D.) A logical partition on an IDE disk drive 7.Which of the following commands results in mailing the content of the current directory to Bob? A.)mail Bob < ls B.)ls > mail Bob C.)ls || mail Bob D.)ls | mail Bob 8.How could you describe the following commandline? foo; bar; foobar ?
浙商大教〔2017〕6号 浙江工商大学关于印发本科生 “经典阅读·电影赏析”管理办法（试行）的通知 校内各部门： 现将《浙江工商大学本科生“经典阅读·电影赏析”管理办法（试行）》予以印发，请遵照执行。 浙江工商大学 2017年1月10日 — 1 —
浙江工商大学本科生 “经典阅读·电影赏析”管理办法（试行） 第一条为贯彻落实“立德树人”根本任务，加强大学生文化素质教育，将通识教育与专业教育、科学教育与人文教育相结合，促进学生全面发展，制定本办法。 第二条按照经典性、思想性、知识性、前沿性、可读性和可欣赏性的标准，学校组织专家推荐一批精品书目和经典电影供学生阅读和赏析，统称“经典阅读?电影赏析”，简称“经典赏析”。各二级学院在此基础上，可以根据学生专业的特点，补充推荐精品书目和电影。 第三条全日制本科学生（简称学生或本科生，下同）应在第一学年开始选读或选看本办法所推荐的书籍和电影。经典赏析分精读和泛读（赏）2种。精读由学校通识教育中心管理，泛读（赏）由学院管理。 第四条精读要求学生在本办法所推荐的书籍中，精选本专业领域以外8本书籍进行阅读。每读一本书，要求撰写提交不少于1500字的读书笔记或小论文，并参加校内在线考核。完成8本书籍的考核且每本书的考核均合格者，可获得通识选修课程《经典阅读》2学分。凡读书笔记或小论文发现抄袭，将取消该门课程学分。 — 2 —
第五条泛读（赏）指学生在校期间，读完或观看至少20本（部）本办法所推荐的书籍或电影，并参加考核。经考核通过后，可获得学校制发的《浙江工商大学经典赏析证书》。泛读（赏）的考核由学生所在学院参照学校精读考核组织进行。 第六条学校搭建经典赏析网络平台，支持学生在线阅读书籍、在线观看电影和在线考核。学生即可以在线阅读书籍、在线观看电影，也可以线下方式阅读书籍或观看电影。 第七条每本书籍或电影的考核由专人负责，学校将根据选读（赏）的学生人数给予课时费补助，具体计算办法另行规定。 第八条经典赏析工作由学校教务处牵头，联合学生处、团委、图书馆等职能部门及各学院组织实施。各学院主要领导要高度重视并积极支持这项工作，分管学生工作的党委书记和分管本科教学的院长为具体负责人。 第九条各学院应做好经典赏析的组织、检查、实施工作。根据学生的特点，有针对性地提出建议，定期检查学生经典赏析进展情况，督促学生按时完成经典赏析计划。 第十条学校将定期聘请专家开展名著导读、经典赏析专题讲座，帮助学生阅读、理解、欣赏经典的精髓及其深刻内涵。对学生撰写的优秀笔记或论文、创作的优秀文学作品将优先推荐到《浙江工商大学校报》等学校刊物上发表；学校将不定期印制或出版学生的优秀论文或优秀作品集。 — 3 —
浙江大学“程序设计基础-C”参考答案 2001-2002学年春季学期(2002年6月30日) 一、单项选择题（每题2分，共20分） 1C2A3A4B5A C 6C7D8D9B1 B 二、填空题（每题2分，共30分） 1ch-'a'+'A'或toupper(ch) 2 1 3 045678或12345678 5a[k]<0 || k>10 （错1项扣1分） 6 100 7k=5, s=15 （错1项扣1分） 8 5, 9 （错1个数字扣1分） 9 -210-10 1 12, 1 （错1个数字扣1分） 12 un, g （un1分, g1分） 1 31, 3 （错1个数字扣1分） 14 1,0,0,1 （错1个数字扣1分） 1 5typedef int (*FP)(); （错1项扣1 分） 三、程序阅读题（每题5分，共15分） 12#18# 七进制转换十进制错1项扣2分 31#3# 21#1173# 错1项扣2分 370#63#92#55#0# 错1项扣1分 四、程序填空题（每空2分，共20分） (float f(float x)(return x*x+2*x+1
1)2) ( 3)if(x==0) return 0( 4) j=0 ( 5)a[j] 五、编程题(共15分) 1、int ff(char *str, char ch) /* 说明1 分*/ { int count=0; while(*str){ /* 循环3分条件、查找、str递增各1 分*/ if(*str==ch) count++; str++; } return count; /* 返回1 分*/ } 2、#include 高等数学基础试题类型 高等数学基础试题类型分为单项选择题、填空题、计算题和应用题。单项选择题的形式为四选一，即在每题的四个备选答案中选出一个正确答案；填空题只要求直接填写结果，不必写出计算过程和推理过程；计算题或应用题要求写出文字说明、演算步骤或推证过程。四种题型分数的百分比为：单项选择题20%，填空题20%，计算题44%，应用题16%。 期末考试采用闭卷笔试形式，卷面满分为100分，考试时间为90分钟。 高等数学基础模拟题 一、单项选择题 1.函数2 e e x x y -=-的图形关于（A ）对称． (A) 坐标原点 (B) x 轴 (C) y 轴 (D) x y = 2.在下列指定的变化过程中，（C ）是无穷小量． (A) )(1 sin ∞→x x x (B) )0(1 sin →x x (C) )0()1ln(→+x x (D) )(e 1∞→x x 3.设)(x f 在0x 可导，则=--→h x f h x f h 2) ()2(lim 000 （C ）． (A) )(0x f ' (B) )(20x f ' (C) )(0x f '- (D) )(20x f '- 4.若 ? +=c x F x x f )(d )(，则? =x x f x d )(ln 1 （B ）． (A) )(ln x F (B) c x F +)(ln (C) c x F x +)(ln 1 (D) c x F +)1 ( 5.下列积分计算正确的是（D ）． (A) 0d sin 1 1 =? -x x x (B) 1d e 0 =?∞ --x x (C) πd 2sin 0 =?∞ -x x (D) 0d cos 1 1 =?-x x x 6.设函数)(x f 的定义域为),(+∞-∞，则函数)()(x f x f --的图形关于（A ）对称． (A) x y = (B) x 轴 (C) y 轴 (D) 坐标原点 7.当0→x 时，变量（C ）是无穷小量． (A) x 1 (B) x x sin (C) 1e -x (D) 2x x 8.设 x x f e )(=，则=?-?+→?x f x f x ) 1()1(lim （B ）． (A) e 2 (B) e (C) e 41 (D) e 2 1 9. =?x x xf x d )(d d 2 （A ）． (A) )(2 x xf (B) x x f d )(21 (C) )(2 1 x f (D) x x xf d )(2 10.下列无穷限积分收敛的是（B ）． 浙江大学2001级期末考试微积分上试题浙江大学2001级微积分（上）期终考试试卷 系__________ 班级__________ 学号__________ 姓名__________ 考试教室__________ 一二三四五六七八总分复核题 号 得 分 评卷人 一、选择题：（每小题2分，共8分）在每题的四个选项中，只有一个是正确的，请把正确那项的代号填入空格中 1.设，其中，，，互不相等， 且，则的值等于（）. （A）.（B）.（C）.（D）. 2.曲线，当时，它有斜渐进线（）. （A）.（B）.（C）.（D）. 3.下面的四个论述中正确的是（）. （A）.“函数在上有界”是“在上可积”的必要条件；（B）.函数在区间内可导，，那末是在处取到极值的充分条件； （C）.“函数在点处可导”对于“函数在点处可微”而言既非充分也非必要； （D）.“函数在区间上连续”是“在区间上原函数存在”的充要条件. 4.下面四个论述中正确的是（）. （A）.若，且单调递减，设，则；（B）. 若，且极限存在，设，则；（C）. 若，则； （D）. 若，则存在正整数，当时，都有. 二、填空题：（每空格2分，共12分）只填答案 1. =____________；=____________. 2.函数可导，，则=____________. 3. =____________. 4. =____________；=____________. 三、求极限：（每小题7分，共14分） 1.数列通项，求. 2.求. 四、求导数：（每小题7分，共21分） 1. ，求. 2. 求，. 3.函数由确定，求 五、求积分：（每小题7分，共28分） 1.求. 2.求. 3.求. 4.计算. 六、（6分）下面两题做一题，其中学过常微分方程的专业做第1题，未学常微分方程的专业做第2题. 1.求解常微分方程： 2.有一半径为4米的半球形水池注满了水，现要把水全部抽到距水池水面高6米的水箱内，问至少要做多少功？ 七、（6分）2015年7月浙江大学期末考试---高等数学基础
浙江大学期末考试微积分上试题
相关主题
文本预览