报刊考试范围：除Lesson Twenty-eight外的所有课文, 共10课考试时间：第17周，具体时间待定考试题型：I. List the dominant British and American newspapers and magazines and the four major news agencies in the world. 10%II. Translate the following terms into Chinese. 20% （60%出自要点）III. Translate the following into Chinese. 20% （要点）IV. Answer the following questions according to the texts you have learned. 20%（要点）V. Reading comprehension 30% （课外）复习要点Lesson One1.words to knowballpark, dugout, dwarf, elective, predominance, presence, refreshing, semester, underrepresented, unequaled, worldview2. translationSo while the average American student is aware of China‘s geographical presence, they are not quite as aware of its cultural presence. This is grossly unfair. China has a population of 1.3 billion and 5,000 years of uninterrupted history. Both of these numbers dwarf their U.S. counterparts. There is a clear need to raise cultural awareness of China in the United States.3. Answer the questionQuestion 3Lesson Two1.words to knowHBS, MBA , Talk show, cellular phone , consulting firm, debt specialists，go online , management consultant, management expertise, multinational,investment banking, start-up(company), silicon valley, Intel capital2. translationIt was one of those all-night gabfests when graduating students, in boozy camaraderie, bare their deepest feelings. Only this was more serious: the 11 classmates who gathered at an apartment on the HBS campus in May 1999 were wrestling with the fate of China.3. Answer the questionQuestion 1Lesson Four1.words to knowcanned performance, carbon dioxide, cash cow, cultural conservation, ethnic flavor, exploding tourism, carrying capacity, the lion‘s share, indigenous life infrastructure, sculpture, shrine, silk road, tourist boom, UNESCO, WHO2. translationCarved directly into a cliff face in the Gobi Desert, the Mogao caves contain a millennium‘s worth of work by travelers along the old Silk Road who turned countless small caves into stunningly painted shrines between the 4th and 14th centuries.3. Answer the questionQuestion 1Lesson Seven1.words to knowdiploma, a private college, alumni connections, class slacker, elite college/ education, extracurricular activities, feeder school, full scholarship, gilt-edged diploma, Ivy League, Ivy Leaguers, on-campus recruiting opportunities, public school, SAT scores, selective colleges, selectivity, test, pre course, undergraduate degree2. translationa. It‘s true that big law firms, major teaching hospitals, and investment banks—heck,even the offices of FORTUNE –are stuffed with Ivy Leaguers. It also true that if you want to a career at what passes for the American establishment—a gilt-edged diploma is a distinct advantage.b. The same traits that made the students desirable candidates for admission to Yale --ambition, intelligence, wit --carried over to the workplace, where they were duly (and comparably) rewarded, even though they had turned down an elite education.3. Answer the questionQuestion 2.4Lesson Nine1.words to knowagenda, campaign, concession speech, Congress, conservative, Democrat, electoral college, electoral map, exit poll, filibuster, the House, nominate, popular vote, President-elect, razor-thin margin, referendum, Republican, Senate2. translationa. It ushered in a new era of Democratic dominance in Congress, even though the partyappeared unlikely to meet its goal of capturing the 60 Senate votes needed for a filibuster-proof majority.b. The simple act of voting was a prosaic close to the longest and most expensivepresidential election in U.S. history, one that fundamentally changed national politics in communication strategy and voter outreach.3. Answer the questionQuestion 4Lesson Fifteen1.words to knowCIA, FBI, convict, count, felony, grand jury, indictment, juror, obstruction of justice, op-ed, perjury, prosecutor, right-hand man, scapegoat, State of the Union speech, testify, testimony, under oath, fall guy2. translationThe charge against Mr. Libby, Mr. Wells said, amounted to ―a weak, paper thin circumstantial case about ‗he said-she said.‘‖3. Answer the questionQuestion 1Lesson Seventeen1.words to knowchampion (v.), coercion, disparate forces, diplomacy, endorsement, confirmation hearing, proponent, smart power, soft power, think tank, Islamist, jihadist terrorism2. translationThere was never a president, including Bush, who didn‘t want to be smart about using power and who repudiated feasible diplomatic solutions in order to pursue foreign-policy goals militaristically instead.3. Answer the questionQuestion 2Lesson Nineteen1. words to knowAbove politics, annus horribilis, apolitical stand, constitutional monarch/ monarchy, cult of personality, dissolve Parliament, figurehead, head of state, parliamentary democracy, take sides, the Commonwealth, usurp power, waive the power2. translationThis apolitical stance has made it possible for the political culture of Great Britain to assimilate, with relative ease, theories that would appear on the face of things to be radically at odds with a system of monarchical government--for example, socialism.3. Answer the questionQuestion 4Lesson Twenty-four1. words to knowbinge, carbon footprint, chump change, disposable income, frugal, garage sale, grapple with, guilt trip, hippie movement, hybrid car, ostentation, stock options, the yuppie period2. translationThey may have disposable income, but whatever they make, they live below their means in a conscious effort to tread lightly on the earth.3. Answer the questionQuestion 1.5Lesson Twenty-five1. words to knowAhead-of–the-curve, ascendancy, baby boomers, bleeding edge, clinical genomics, genome, imaging cutting-edge, longevity, navigate, offshore, overtax, simulation, unsung hero,2. translationThe already overtaxed U.S. healthcare system will be forced to take on more patients because of the many aging baby boomers, the influx of immigrants, and the millions of now uninsured Americans who would be covered under a national healthcare plan likely to be enacted in the next president's administration.3. Answer the questionQuestion 5。
