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1、 弘新教育 银行招考培训专家行测单元1对大多数人来说，岗位是个人历练成长的基石。除了极少数的人能_创建自己的事业，大多数人都必须走一条相同的路：在岗位上磨炼，依托_奠定未来事业的基础。依次填入划横线部分最恰当的一项是：A直接组织B主动团队C独立同事D一手集体2下列各句中没有语病的一句是：A今天上级领导来我县检查卫生工作。B不只是在党小组上的生活会上使他受到教育和党小组长的谆谆教诲使他认识到必须那样做。C想一想路厂长，想一想杨总工，他们为了把工厂的产品质量抓上去，奋发图强为的是什么。D这座岳阳楼的重新建筑年代，原来是滕子京谪守巴陵郡的时候，派人在洞庭湖畔修建的。3对待春运铁路涨价方案，选择回家的
2、外地人不外乎两种态度要么是烂熟于胸、精打细算；要么是一种习以为常的无所谓。但方案所产生的结果却只有一种，那就是，很少人会因为15或20的涨价而停止归乡的步伐。通过这段话，可以得知（）。A通过涨价来调节运力的初衷，难以变成现实B对外地人来说，回不回家是个两难的选择C回家过年的人不在乎车票涨价D车票涨价不会产生任何影响43，10，51，218，627，1026，731，（）A1B10C53D1305某服装厂有甲、乙、丙、丁四个生产组，甲组每天能缝制8件上衣或10条裤子；乙组每天能缝制9件上衣或12条裤子；丙组每天能缝制7件上衣或11条裤子；丁组每天能缝制6件上衣或7条裤子。现在上衣和裤子要配套缝制
3、(每套为一件上衣和一条裤子)，则7天内这四个组最多可以缝制衣服（）。A110套B115套C120套D125套6角色模糊是指个人所体验到的工作角色定位的不确定性，包括工作职责的不确定、工作目标的不确定等，因此常造成工作流程上的混乱和工作效率的低下。根据上述定义，下列属于角色模糊的是（）A小陈刚当上小学老师，想跟学生做朋友，尽管她现在跟学生的关系很亲密，可她发现学生们不怕她，不听话，甚至作业也不交B小张刚参加工作，满怀热情，一心想在工作岗位上充分发挥自己的专业特长，但却不得不经常做些与其专业无关的工作，他因此觉得心理落差很大C张大夫身兼数职，是某医院骨科主任，同时又担任该医院的副院长、该地区医学委
4、员等，工作繁忙使他日渐憔悴D苏丽刚升任客服部的副总监，有些事务她不知道是否该自己处理，如果处理了是否会超出目前的权限，也不知道去问谁，对于这些事务她通常就不处理7茶壶：紫砂：雕刻（）A房门：木材：油漆B夹克：布料：制作C电线：金属：生产D马路：柏油：铺设8有医学研究显示，吃维生素和矿物质补充剂对人体没有显著帮助，有时甚至会对人体造成伤害。一些医生给出劝告，不要再吃维生素和矿物质补充剂了，而应该通过均衡的饮食来补充人体所需的维生素和矿物质。以下哪项如果为真，最能削弱上述研究结果？A一项对3万名妇女进行的7年追踪调查发现，服用维生素D加上钙补充剂并没有给她们的身体造成伤害B一项对1万名男性展开的8
5、年追踪调查显示，不服用维生素和矿物质补充剂并没有增加他们患病的风险C一项对1万名发达地区和欠发达地区老年人的对照调查显示，他们的健康状况差异不显著D一项对2万名儿童展开的3年追踪调查显示，不服用维生素和矿物质补充剂的儿童，营养缺乏症的发生率较高9从所给的四个选项中，选择最合适的一个填入问号处，使之呈现一定的规律性（）我国某年度科学研究与试验发展经费支出分类示意图按活动类型分10按执行部门分，该年度我国企业部分的“科学研究与试验发展经费支出”约为多少亿元？11按经费来源分，该年度我国企业部分的“科学研究与试验发展经费支出”约比政府部分多多少亿元？英语单元Film is amediumthat m
6、ight have been especially made for America, avastcountry which, by the beginning of the twentieth century, had a large immigrantpopulation, many of whom could hardly speak English. These people would have had little use for the theatre, even if they lived within easy distance of one. or for most of
7、the books they could buy because they did not have enough English. But the movies the silent movies these they could all understand, so what America had more than any European country was a huge captive audience, a largeproportionof them pretty well uneducated. And what these people wanted were simp
8、le stories in which, irrespective of the fact they couldnt understand the captions, the action told all.In feeding the growingdemandforscreenentertainment, America was greatly helped by the First World War. Between 1914 and 1918 the making of films was not exactly high on the list of any European co
9、untrys priorities. Films continued to be made but not to the sameextentas before, and to fill the gap in foreign imports, America had to increase its own production. By the end of thedecade, with Hollywood now firmlyestablishedas the center of the industry, America was well on its way to monopolizin
10、g the world market.But if by the beginning of the 1920s America was the world leader in film production, it was not then nor has it been since-in the lead when it comes to developing film as an art form. Hollywood film is not interested in arts it is interested in money and the two rarely go togethe
11、r. To Hollywood film is, and really always has been, an industry. There is nothing about this attitude that should make us look down on it. The maker ofdecent,serviceableandmass-produced furniture is not to be looked down on because he isnt Chippendale. You might wish he were, but that is another ma
12、tter. So Hollywood quickly recognized film as anentertainmentmedium with auniqueability to put people onto seats and money in the pockets of producers, distributors and cinema managers and, mostly, left it to others to develop itspotentialas an art form.Generally speaking, the efforts toextendthe bo
13、undaries of film-to show that it could do more than car chases, romance and clowning-were being made elsewhere. In the 1920s in Germany, for example, expressionism was anartisticmovementwhich used film as amedium. Expressionism is described in the OxfordCompanionto Film as amovementwhose main aim wa
14、s to show in images mans inner world and inparticularthe emotions of fear,hatred, love andanxiety. These days, most serious and sometimes not so serious-films attempt to do something like that as a matter of course.12. The large immigrantpopulationin America prefer film to otherentertainmentmedia. B
15、ecause _.A) the films, especially silent films, were usually easy to understandB) they could not afford to buy books or magazinesC) they did not have theatres close enough to their homesD) the film captions were simple enough for them to understand13. What made the American film industry develop during the First World War?A) The drastic drop in imports.B) The poorqualityof European films.C) The growingdemandfor war films.D) The rapid growth ofpopulation.14. What can we learn abo
