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2012年醫(yī)學(xué)考研英語預(yù)測題單選題

 I Cloze: 20 points

  Unions are organizations of workers that bargain with employers for economic and job benefits. They exist to create   1   and economic power against private management and the   2   to achieve their goals. These goals are primarily higher 3   , better working conditions, and job security.   4   organized to achieve these goals are usually complex in their social and psychological detail。

  Union movements occurred in the   5   half of the 1700s in the U.S. Carpenters, printers, and shoemakers formed organizations as early as 1791 in Philadelphia, Boston and New York. These   6   in most cases over social and economic  7  between workers and employers when rapid  8  in a young development country began to break down the familiar modes of   9  and the close ties between workers and employers。

  A long, hard drive for legalization of union  10   Unions fought with companies and  11  courts for legitimacy and status. Unions were  12  as a threat to free enterprise and private property, and   13   to political and economic stability. They were also considered radical, and companies resisted them  14 . Violent conducts were frequent on both sides. The government at times moved in state police to suppress the more   15   conflicts. Union workers themselves often punished other workers who did not back their policies。

  Unions in the U.S. have always   16   a practical direction. They have not adopted radical ideologies or   17   goals. A major force in union organizing in the early part of the century, Samuel Gompers, took a practical approach. He  18  “bread and butter unionism” or “pure and simple unionism。” He was interested in immediate, practical gains—higher wages and shorter  19  . He sided with no political party, only   20   politicians who could help。

  1. A. political      B. principal     C. crucial     D. communal

  2. A. department     B. government    C. section     D. compartment

  3. A. position       B. rank          C. wages       D. benefits

  4. A. Arrangements   B. Adjustments   C. Dynamics    D. Movements

  5. A. latter         B. former        C. early       D. later

  6. A. arouse         B. arose         C. arised      D. aroused

  7. A. contradiction  B. dispute       C. conflict    D. debate

  8. A. improvements   B. rhythm        C. pace        D. alterations

  9. A. production     B. living        C. communication    D. commerce

  10. A. pursued       B. followed      C. gathered    D. launched

  11. A. idealistic    B. supportive    C. unsympathetic    D. advisable

  12. A. depicted      B. defined       C. determined  D. referred to

  13. A. therefore     B. moreover      C. nevertheless     D. nonetheless

  14. A. energetically    B. vigorously      C. spontaneously     D. promptly

  15. A. brutal        B. urgent        C. fierce      D. emergent

  16. A. stood by      B. strove for    C. sought after     D. stuck to

  17. A .unrealistic   B. practical     C. unreasonable    D. practicable

  18. A. opposed       B. advocated     C. rejected        D. approved

  19. A. times         B. hours         C. whiles          D. periods

  20. A. against       B. to            C. for             D. with

答案:1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. A

  6. B 7. C 8. D 9. A 10. B

  11. C 12. D 13. A 14. B 15. C

  16. D 17. A 18. B 19. B 20. D

 

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