银行招聘考试用书 中公2020中国进出口银行招聘考试真题汇编及考前预测试卷

《中公版·2020中国进出口银行招聘考试：真题汇编及考前预测试卷》具有以下特点：
1.立足考试，把握脉搏
本书在研究中国进出口银行招聘考试试卷内容的基础上，从复杂的考试中总结命题规律，并将研发成果融入到本书中，并融合了中国进出口银行历年考试热点，帮助考生把握中国进出口银行招聘考试的整体难度、命题特点、考查重点。
2.解析详细，夯实基础
本书结合真题题型、题量，对命题趋势进行了分析。每套考前预测试卷的难度、考点分布均与真题契合，对每道题目的解析都力求详细，易于理解。 

《中公版·2020中国进出口银行招聘考试：真题汇编及考前预测试卷》是由中公教育研发团队在研究近几年中国进出口银行招聘考试真题的基础上编写的。本书包含下列内容：4套真题汇编和4套考前预测试卷。其中真题汇编包括1套法律类真题汇编和3套经济金融类真题汇编；考前预测试卷包括2套法律类考前预测试卷和2套经济金融类考前预测试卷。
其中，4套真题汇编精选了近几年中国进出口银行招聘考试的部分真题，这些真题集中体现了近年来中国进出口银行招聘考试的命题规律和考查趋势，极具代表性。两套考前预测试卷依据2019年中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类真题的标准进行命制，另两套依据2018年中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题的标准进行命制。其难度与真题的难度相当，涵盖中国进出口银行招聘考试的高频考点，以期考生能融会贯通。

中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类真题汇编
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（一）
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（二）
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（三）
中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类考前预测试卷（一）
中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类考前预测试卷（二）
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类考前预测试卷（一）
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类考前预测试卷（二）
中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类真题汇编参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（一）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（二）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类真题汇编（三）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类考前预测试卷（一）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试法律类考前预测试卷（二）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类考前预测试卷（一）参考答案及解析
中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类考前预测试卷（二）参考答案及解析

中国进出口银行招聘考试经济金融类考前预测试卷（二）
第一部分英语
一、听力（略）
二、阅读理解
Passage1
Imaginebrowsingawebsitewhenanattractiveadforlingeriecatchesyoureye.Youdon’tclickonit,merelysmileandgotoanotherpage.Yetitfollowsyou,puttingupmoreracypictures,perhapseventheofferofadiscount.Finally,annoyedbyitspersistence,youfrown.“Sorryfortakingupyourtime,”saysthead,andpromptlystopsfurtherdisturbance.Creepy.Butmakingonlineadsthatnotonlyknowyouarelookingatthembutalsorespondtoyouremotionswillsoonbepossible,thankstothepowerofimage-processingsoftwareandthecommonexistenceoftinycamerasincomputersandmobiledevices.
Usesforthistechnologywouldnot,ofcourse,beconfinedtoadvertising.Thereisamplescopetoapplyitinareaslikesecurity,computergaming,educationandhealthcare.Butadvertisersareamongthefirsttoembracetheideainearnest.Advertisingfirmsalreadyfilmhowpeoplereacttoads,usuallyinanartificialsetting.Theparticipants’facesarestudiedforpositiveornegativefeelings.Alotofresearchhasbeendoneintowaysofcategorizingtheemotionsbehindfacialexpressions.Someconsumer-researchcompaniesalsoemploycamerastotrackeyemovementssotheycanbesurewhattheirsubjectsarelookingat.Thiscanhelpdeterminewhichadsattractthemostattentionandwheretheymightbeplacedforthebesteffectonawebpage.
Oneofthecompaniesdoingsuchwork,Realeyes,whichisbasedinLondon,hasbeendevelopingasystemthatcombineseye-spyingwebcamswithemotionalanalysis.MihkelJaatma,whofoundedthecompanyin2007,saysthathissystemisabletodetectaperson’smoodbyplottingthepositionoffacialfeatures,suchaseyebrows,mouthandnostrils,andemployingcleverprogramstointerpretchangesintheiralignment—aswheneyebrowsareraisedinsurprise,say.Addeye-movementtracking,hintingatwhichdisplayadswereoverlookedandwhichwerestudiedforanyperiodoftime,andtheapproachofferspreciselythesortofquantitativedatabrandmanagersyearnfor.
Atpresentthesystemisbeingusedonpurpose-builtwebsiteswith,forinstance,onlineresearchgroupstestingtheeffectofvariousdisplayads.Thenextstepistomakeinteractiveads.Becausetheycanspotthevisualattentiongiventothem,aswellastheemotionalstateoftheviewer,theseadscouldchangetheirresponses.
Assimilartechnologiesbecomewidespread,privacyconcernswillinvariablyincrease.Peoplewouldneedtogiveconsenttotheirwebcamsbeingusedinthisway,Mr.Jaatmaadmits.OnewaytopersuadeInternetuserstograntaccesstotheirimageswouldbetoofferthemdiscountsongoodsorsubscriptionstowebsites.
1.TheimaginedsituationinParagraph1introduces.
A.aneffectivewayofdisplayingadvertisements
B.amethodofgettingridofannoyingcommercials
C.animage-processingsoftwareusedinpromotion
D.aninnovativetechnologytrackingpeople’semotions
2.AccordingtoParagraph2,thestudyofpeople’semotionalresponsestoads.
A.contributestothewideuseofinteractiveadsinvariousfields
B.helpstoimprovethewayinwhichonlineadsaredisplayed
C.classifiesthedifferentemotionsofthesubjectsinreallife
D.opensadoortoabetteracceptanceofonlineadvertisements
3.TheemotionalanalysisbyRealeyescompanymainlyfocuseson.
A.eyemovements
B.psychologicaldisorders
C.facialexpressions
D.quantitativedata
4.Interactiveadsarefeaturedby.
A.smartresponses
B.identificationofattention
C.recognitionofemotions
D.acuteobservation
5.Asforthenewtechnology,useofwebcamswouldbeforbiddenwhen.
A.intellectualpropertyisconcerned
B.Internetusersdonotpermitit
C.thetechnologybecomespopular
D.nodiscountsorotherservicesareprovided
Passage2
Therearepeoplewhoareespeciallyattractedtothenotionof“climbingtheladder”soastoincreasetheirstatus,financialposition,andsenseofself-worth.Inpart,asaresultoftheworkethic,thesepeopleareinternally“driven”towork.Notinfrequently,foreignvisitorshaveobservedthatAmericansspendaninordinate（过度的）amountoftimeworkingand,asaconsequence,Americanshavelittletimeforleisureorpersonalrelationships.InAmericanEnglishanewword“workaholic”hasbeencreatedtodescribeanindividualwhoisasaddictedtoworkasanalcoholic（酒鬼）istoliquor.
Thereareconflictingpointsofviewaboutworkaholics.Thoseconcernedwithproblemsofmentalstressbelieveworkaholicsabusethemselvesphysicallyandmentally.Othersholdthatworkaholicsarevaluablemembersofsocietybecausetheyareextremelyproductive.TheAmericansculturevaluesachievement,efficiency,andproduction—aworkaholicsupportsthesevalues.
Despitethepresenceofworkaholics,thereisagrowingrealizationintheUnitedStatesthatexcessiveworkdemandscanbephysicallyandmentallyharmful.Manypeoplehavebeenrebellingagainsttheworkethic,claimingthatwhenajobissoimportant,personalrelationshipssufferandrelaxationbecomessecondary.Consequentlytherehasbeenashiftinvalues,withmoreemphasisbeinggiventopersonalrelationshipsandnon-workactivities.
IncreasedleisuretimeintheUnitedStateshasnotchangedtheideathatworkandplayaredistinctactivities.Thereisabeliefthatitisdesirabletoworkhardandplayhard,andundesirabletocombinethetwo.Inmanyoffices,storesandfactoriessocializingamongemployeesisdiscouraged.Anemployeeunderpressureatworkoftencannotaffordtorespondtosocialcallsandvisits.However,theamountofpersonalcontactonthejobdependsonthenatureofthework.
Peopleareambivalent（矛盾的）towardwork;itis,atthesametime,glorifiedandbelittled.InthewordsofformerPresidentRichardNixon:“The‘workethic’holdsthatlaborisgoodinitself;thatamanorwomanbecomesabetterpersonbyvirtueoftheactofworking.America’scompetitivespirit,the‘workethic’ofthispeople,isaliveandwell…”AnotherviewpointisexpressedinanAnacincommercial:“Ilikemyjobandamgoodatit,butitsuregrindsmedown（折磨）sometimes,andthelastthingIneedtotakehomeisaheadache.”
6.Anindividualwhoisaddictedtoworkis.
A.adrugaddict
B.acompulsiveworker
C.analcoholic（drinkstoomuchalcohol）
D.acompetitiveworker
7.Theauthorstatesthatworkaholics.
A.abusethemselvesphysicallyandmentally
B.arehighlyproductivemembersofsociety
C.torturethemselvesphysically
D.bothAandB
8.Whyhavesomepeoplebeguntoplacelessemphasisonworkandmoreonnon-workactivities
A.Becausetheyrealizethatworkisnotuseful.
B.Becausetheyrealizethatleisuretimeshouldbeenjoyed.
C.Becausetheyrealizethatexcessiveworkdemandscanbeharmfultotheirhealth.
D.Becausetheyrealizethathavingfriendsisnotasnecessaryasworking.
9.Thereasonwhysomepeopledon’tsocializewiththeirco-workersonthejobisthat.
A.theyconsiderworkandplayseparateactivities
B.theyhavenothingincommonwiththeirfellowworkers
C.theyfeelthatsocializingwiththemwellcreateproblemsathome
D.theyfeelthatsocializingwiththemmayresultinemotionalproblems
10.ThedifferencebetweenNixon’sviewofworkandtheviewexpressedontheTVcommercialforAnacinisthat.
A.theformeristrue;thelatterisfalse
B.theformerisafact;thelatterisanopinion
C.theformerisaglorificationofwork;thelatterisnot
D.theformerisanopinion;thelatterisafact
Passage3
Itisnearly25yearssinceTheEconomist