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1. 外来移民对当地劳动力能够产生积极影响(知识运用)

2. 奥巴马医改之下，医保公司纷纷合并（Text 1）

3. 警察无证获取电话方位信息是否合法（Text 2）

4. 开放专利体系正当其时（Text 3）

5. 培养STEM技能，但勿忽视人文学科（Text 4）

6. 处理未读信息的两种方式及其背后的理论(Part B)

7. 阅读文学作品能使人变得更聪明更友好(Part C)

8. 关注学院微信的邀请信(小作文)

9. 电子书时代(大作文)

第二套试题

1. 人类衰老的关键在于生物年龄(知识运用)

2. 出版商与广告拦截软件制造商之争(Text 1)

3. 维基百科能否继续生存(Text 2)

4. 如今发明方式已发生改变(Text 3)

5. 新闻的未来(Text 4)

6. 允许TPP协议驶上“快车道”将招致灾难(Part B)

7. 复杂奇怪的文学声誉公式(Part C)

8. 招募历史博物馆讲解员(小作文)

9. 习惯(大作文)

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1. 经济危机与现代金融(知识运用)

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4. 学术领域对计量学的使用(Text 3)

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6. 手机银行的五种风险及预防措施(Part B)

7. 同感益处被夸大(Part C)

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9. 消极等待和主动争取(大作文)

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3. 死亡的权利(Text 2)

4. 我们应该让机器人拿走部分工作(Text 3)

5. 技术并未使我们更具创造力(Text 4)

6. 美国的新贵族(Part B)

7. 机智能够后天习得么(Part C)

8. 防止亚健康——运动会开幕式演讲(小作文)

9. 重塑诚信(大作文)

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1. 对愚蠢的研究产生了对人类智力的新解读(知识运用)

2. 比价网不一定能提供低价(Text 1)

3. 独家音乐如何助苹果稳固其传媒帝国的地位(Text 2)

4. 使人类远离自然并非拯救自然之道(Text 3)

5. 商业竞争并未变得更加激烈(Text 4)

6. 书评《互联网并非答案之所在》(Part B)

7. 文化的角色(Part C)

8. 针对网购陷阱的投诉信(小作文)

9. 过程和结果(大作文)

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英语（一）Ⅰ

（科目代码：201）

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5. 考试结束，将答题卡和试题册按规定交回。

模拟试题（一）第页全国硕士研究生入学统一考试英语试题（一）

Section ⅠUse of English

Directions:

Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C or D on the ANSWER SHEET. (10 points)

When critics of immigration make their case, they often point to the labor market. It’s true that a(n)1 of new, ablebodied workers 2 means an increase in the labor 3, and that can certainly have an impact on the wages of some workers, but there’s another piece to this puzzle that is often 4—and that’s the 5demand for services that comes 6 with a thriving population.

Researchers from Indiana University and the University of Virginia modeled 7 within a local economy. They 8 focused on demand for the goods produced by "nontradable industry," meaning those goods and services that must be sold or tendered domestically by 9 workers, such as teaching, retail, and construction. Tradable industry, 10, includes things such as manufacturing, engineering, and other jobs that can be outsourced.

The researchers found that when looking specifically at nontradable sectors, each new immigrant 11 about 1.2 new jobs, most of which 12 nativeborn employees. 13 more simply—if 1,000 new immigrants were to move in, the local economy would end14 gaining about 1,200 new jobs. They also find that 15in some models an influx of immigrant workers will always 16 wages for those in tradable professions, it also can cause the wages for those in nontradable professions to see a wage increase, as demand for everyday goods and services grow 17 the expanding population.

18 there are some limitations to these findings. It does however bring up a compelling point about the need for a thorough and allaround approach to answering the question of 19 immigrants can impact the workforce and in what ways the positive 20 may lessen, or even trump, existing negative narratives.［285 words］

1. ［A］ trend

［B］ inflow

［C］ influence

［D］ attraction

2. ［A］ almost

［B］ hardly

［C］ generally

［D］ eventually

3. ［A］ supply

［B］ cost

［C］ market

［D］ allowance

4. ［A］ confused

［B］ claimed

［C］ denied

［D］ overlooked

5. ［A］ reduced

［B］ necessary

［C］ increased

［D］ excessive

6. ［A］ along

［B］ up

［C］ around

［D］ across

7. ［A］ situation

［B］ demand

［C］ changes

［D］ level

8. ［A］ deliberately

［B］ totally

［C］ naturally

［D］ specifically

9. ［A］ local

［B］ manual

［C］ skilled

［D］ ordinary

10. ［A］ on average

［B］ for instance

［C］ by contrast

［D］ after all

11. ［A］ developed

［B］ produced

［C］ contributed

［D］ induced

12. ［A］ gave off

［B］ headed for

［C］ went to

［D］ held back

13. ［A］ Put

［B］ Speak

［C］ Make

［D］ Interpret

14. ［A］ at

［B］ with

［C］ off

［D］ up

15. ［A］ while

［B］ since

［C］ when

［D］ except

16. ［A］ curb

［B］ share

［C］ lower

［D］ raise

17. ［A］ after

［B］ with

［C］ by

［D］ for

18. ［A］ Of course

［B］ In short

［C］ Above all

［D］ So far

19. ［A］ where

［B］ what

［C］ how

［D］ why

20. ［A］ outcomes

［B］ comments

［C］ coordination

［D］ awareness

Section ⅡReading Comprehension

Part A

Directions:

Read the following four texts. Answer the questions below each text by choosing A, B, C or D. Mark your answers on the ANSWER SHEET.(40 points)

Reform of American health care was always expected to have an enormous impact on the sector. Sure enough, one of the more immediate effects was a wave of hospital mergers, as providers sought to raise their efficiency in response to measures in the Affordable Care Act of 2010, alias Obamacare, designed to curb their cost increases.

A similar consolidation among health insurers was also predicted. But since the new insurance exchanges set up under Obamacare only went into operation last year, it has taken until now for it to be clear how big the merger wave may be. The largest insurer, United Health, has approached the number three, Aetna. The secondlargest, Anthem, is trying to buy the number five Cigna.

The frantic takeover activity seems to rest on the assumption that, should the Supreme Court reject a case brought by opponents of Obamacare, the firms must be ready to move. The case claims that the subsidies 6.4m people are receiving, to help them buy health insurance on exchanges run by the federal government, were not authorized by Congress. In part the logic of the mergers is that the exchanges and the subsidies, by helping millions of poorer Americans shop for health insurance, will make it a larger but lowermargin business, so firms must combine to cut costs. If the Supreme Court takes those subsidies away, Obamacare’s insurance exchanges will be thrown into chaos, and the firms may well call off their mergers until the dust settles.

There are various other factors driving insurers to merge in a postObamacare world. Scale will be needed to win the best deals from a hospital sector that has already raised its bargaining power through mergers. All the insurers and Medicare are seeking to make hospitals switch to “value based” payments—in essence, paying them for outcomes, rather than the number of treatments provided. The insurers with the most customers will be able to negotiate the best deals with the providers of care. Lance Hood, an adviser to the Obamacare exchange, says the planned consolidations are also driven by the need to achieve a broader national presence and to accelerate a move towards insurers selling directly to consumers online.

Yet mergers will not necessarily mean that any savings the insurers achieve when bargaining with hospitals will be passed on to customers. Indeed, Leemore Dafny, a professor at the Kellogg School of Management, says her research provides convincing evidence that consolidation in insurance markets tends to result in higher premiums. Cigna currently offers some of the most competitively priced policies for smaller businesses, says Donna Childs, an insurance analyst. If it is absorbed into something bigger, such customers will lose bargaining power. On the positive side, merged firms may be able to offer customers a wider choice of hospitals and doctors. ［468 words］

21. The planned mergers among health insurers .

［A］ seek to curb the increases in medical costs

［B］ have caused a wave of hospital mergers

［C］ have prompted the launch of new insurance exchanges

［D］ are driven by the Affordable Care Act of 2010

22. If the Supreme Court approves the case brought by opponents of Obamacare, .

［A］ mergers among insurers will come in waves

［B］ the insurance exchanges will fall into disorder

［C］ the insurance business will be larger but of lower margins

［D］ needy Americans will still receive the subsidies

23. Which of the following can be learned from Paragraph 4?

［A］ Providers of care used to be paid by the effects of treatments.

［B］ Scale is decisive in the bargaining between insurers and hospitals.

［C］ Presently, most health plans are sold directly to consumers online.

［D］ Hospitals are currently trying to switch to value based payments.

24. To which of the following is Professor Dafny most likely to agree?

［A］ Mergers among insurers will deprive insurance customers of their bargaining power.

［B］ A portion of the savings the insurers achieve by merging will be transferred to customers.

［C］ The bargain between hospitals and insurers will lead to hi

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