银行招聘考试中公2022中国进出口银行招聘考试历年真题汇编及标准预测试卷

《中公版·2022中国进出口银行招聘考试：历年真题汇编及标准预测试卷》为帮助广大考生备考中国进出口银行招聘考试，中公教育全国银行招聘考试研究院根据中国进出口银行招聘考试特点和规律，结合考试真题，编写了2022版《中国进出口银行招聘考试·历年真题汇编及标准预测试卷》。
本书具有以下特色：
（1）分岗练习，提高效率。本书根据不同岗位分别设置不同试卷内容，考生可根据报考岗位进行针对性的学习、练习，提高备考效率。
（2）依据规律，精选真题。本书在编写过程中结合近年考试真题，认真分析，精选题目，力求做到考点精炼，尽可能让考生在掌握考试题型的基础上，熟悉高频考点，巩固提升备考效果。
（3）立足真题，解析详细。本书中绝大部分题目都包含参考答案及解析，每道题目的解析都力求详细，易于理解，努力为考生提供更加实际的帮助。

《中公版·2022中国进出口银行招聘考试：历年真题汇编及标准预测试卷》本书依据中国进出口银行招聘考试的规律及特点进行编写，共包含10套试卷，分别为：
中国进出口银行招聘考试历年真题汇编一（经济金融岗 财务会计岗）
中国进出口银行招聘考试历年真题汇编二（法律岗）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（岗位公共部分）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（岗位公共部分）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（经济金融专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（经济金融专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（财务会计专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（财务会计专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（法律专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（法律专业知识）
每套试卷分为试题、参考答案及解析两部分。
参考答案及解析部分由中公教育全国银行招聘考试研究院推敲审定，解析详细易懂，帮助考生加深理解。

中国进出口银行招聘考试历年真题汇编一（经济金融岗 财务会计岗）
中国进出口银行招聘考试历年真题汇编二（法律岗）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（岗位公共部分）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（岗位公共部分）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（经济金融专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（经济金融专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（财务会计专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（财务会计专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（法律专业知识）
中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷二（法律专业知识）

　　　　中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一
　　　　（岗位公共部分）中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一（岗位公共部分）第页中国进出口银行招聘考试标准预测试卷一
　　　　（岗位公共部分）
　　　　编者注：所有岗位的考生均需作答公共部分，专业知识分为经济金融专业知识、财务会计专业知识、法律专业知识，考生选择所报考岗位对应的专业知识作答即可。
　　　　部分英语
　　　　一、选词填空1. There is a radio antenna top of the Empire State Building in New York City.
　　　　A. atB. in
　　　　C. ofD. on
　　　　2. After failing to win customer support, Tykon’s upgraded software program has been withdrawn from the market.
　　　　A. repeatedB. repetition
　　　　C. repeatD. repeatedly
　　　　3. That’s all the information I need. I should be able to the minutes before the end of the day.
　　　　A. checkB. complete
　　　　C. rememberD. discuss
　　　　4. The architectural plan by Ted Andrews will be accepted.
　　　　A. designB. designed
　　　　C. designingD. designs
　　　　5. Our experts service staff will do anything they to insure that you are satisfied with your purchase.
　　　　A. canB. have
　　　　C. willD. ought
　　　　6. It’s too risky to grow soybeans， and the income is less than growing corn. In other words， you don’t lose money growing corn. Soybean yields are too low.
　　　　A. productiveB. common
　　　　C. rationalD. stable
　　　　7. Scientists say climate change and human activity have increasingly led to the melting of pieces of Antarctic ice.
　　　　A. surplusB. quantitative
　　　　C. formidableD. massive
　　　　8. We normally exchanges for all purchases， but we have no more of this design in stock.
　　　　A. are offeringB. are offered
　　　　C. offerD. have offered
　　　　9. The decision to the company wasn’t an easy one to make， but everyone agreed that there was no other option but to cease trading.
　　　　A. displayB. disintegrate
　　　　C. dissolveD. distribute
　　　　10. Culture may do more than mirror history， its citizen’s thinking and language.
　　　　A. even influencingB. may even influence
　　　　C. it may even influenceD. that it may even influence
　　　　11. Since the emergence of the welfare state，adults who want to work have generally found themselves in one of two positions，earning a wage from their job or receiving .
　　　　A. insurance benefitsB. pension benefits
　　　　C. unemployment benefitsD. benefit packages
　　　　12. India has downplayed the impact of U.S.plans to end New Delhis preferential trade status that allow duty free access to products $5.6 billion.
　　　　A. worth ofB. worthy
　　　　C. worthingD. worth
　　　　13. Many housing experts warn that the end of the extra $600 a week in federal unemployment money is likely to spark a wave of that could put millions of people out of their homes.
　　　　A. evictionsB. dissatisfactions
　　　　C. fraudsD. delinquencies
　　　　14. The U.S. is slowly the sharpest economic contraction in modern history，as parts of the country still record spikes in coronavirus cases.
　　　　A. squeezing intoB. looking out for
　　　　C. forcing uponD. dragging out of
　　　　15. Once we realized it was a cluster epidemic，we worked really hard to people that were infected and quarantine the rest of the people in that persons network.
　　　　A. leaveB. remind
　　　　C. isolateD. advise
　　　　16. The average small business starts with just $10，000 in initial ， most of which comes from the business owner’s personal savings， while just over a quarter are funded by bank loans and lines of credit.
　　　　A. wealthB. debtC. capitalD. fees
　　　　17. Last weekend， Barclay Department Stores reduced prices so much that customers were practically breaking the doors to get to the bargains.
　　　　A. upB. downC. outD. into
　　　　18. The United States， which is a of the Middle East peace talks， says Israeli settlements are an obstacle to peace， and the issue has strained relations with Israel’s rightwing government.
　　　　A. investorB. volunteer
　　　　C. contributorD. sponsor
　　　　19. Even if you don’t actually carry out all the actions you say you will take， honest students will appreciate knowing that you care enough about academic to take precautions.
　　　　A. integrityB. unity
　　　　C. entiretyD. reliability
　　　　20. A recent study finds companies whose CEOs committed a personal indiscretion — such as infidelity， substance abuse and dishonesty — experienced a/an in shareholder value.
　　　　A. abolitionB. tendency
　　　　C. declineD. restriction
　　　　21. We know if we have a plan and it，we can work our way through very difficult and unknown situations.
　　　　A. adapt toB. stick to
　　　　C. appeal toD. attach to
　　　　二、阅读理解Passage 1
　　　　When Samantha Brunson saw the popularity of knitting， she started her own crafting and social club that hosts events in New York City. With an average of around 20 people at each event， she began to notice how many people started coming regularly and thought of knitting as a meditative practice.
　　　　“Knitting is about taking time for yourself； some people think of it as extremely relaxing，” she says. Many people come fairly regularly to her knitting club which is one of the few social groups in the city that is dedicated to the art and craft of knitting without being a yarn store—and in this aspect， it functions much like a book club where people chat about life while also trying new things including patterns and yarns.
　　　　Some participants knit sweaters， yet others try interesting things like temperature blankets. These are blankets where the knitter takes the temperature from each day in the year and correlates it to a color so you can visually gauge what the year looks like. Some knitters do it all in the same hues， tints of blues for colder days to hues of reds and oranges for warmer days.
　　　　With around 40 million Americans being active as knitters， it’s no surprise that many are trying their hand at homemade projects. As a result of this trend， yarn brands like Red Heart have come up with innovative products like the Heart Heat Wave， a yarn that becomes up to 12 degrees warmer when UV rays hit them， thanks to patented fibers. Also new to the market is Bernat’s EZ Wool， which have large prepurled loops so knitters can easily loop them without using needles. The latter is ideal for those who consider themselves “noncrafters”.
　　　　VOGUE， the fashion magazine， hosts Knitting Live! events with designer fashion shows and a Marketplace which has new yarn and accessories from around the world. There are special issues devoted just to knitting， published four times a year that covers topics like knitted camouflage and trending patterns like leopard prints.
　　　　Recent research shows that the craft has a measurable effect on lowering both anxiety and stress. There is a direct correlation between knitting and feelings of calm and happiness. It reduces loneliness and isolation. Studies have also found that knitting lowers the morbidity of blood pressure.
　　　　The hash tag #Why I Knit is popular on Instagram and knitters share their personal journeys of the craft. Ashley Wilson of “Old Wire Road，” for instance， posts beautiful pictures of yarns and silken threads she finds as she goes along in her knitting journey.
　　　　“It is my ultimate method of selfcare and settles my head and draws me into a peace.”she posts. With knitting clubs on the rise， there is also a sense that they have become a truly social experience too.
　　　　22. What does the underlined word “morbidity” mean in the passage？
　　　　A. Terminal.B. Severity.
　　　　C. Onset.D. Fatality.
　　　　23. Which of the following about Samantha Brunson’s club is not true？
　　　　A. Visitors come fairly regularly for both manual and mediation practice.
　　　　B. Temperature blanket is an innovative knitted product that can reflect the fluctuations of temperature throughout the year.
　　　　C. Her club attracts a large number of crafts and knitting lovers.
　　　　D. Samantha Brunson’s club is not merely a yarn store； art of knitting is peripheral concerns in her club.
　　　　24.The underlined paragraph is written to .
　　　　A. explain how knitting benefit ordinary people
　　　　B. highlight ordinary people’s fascination with knitting
　　　　C. show the popularity of knitting festivals and conference around the world
　　　　D. display colorful knitted products
　　　　25.Which of the following products is more suitable for peo