31. A. entire B. all C. whole D. same

　　32. A. lest B. so that C. that D. otherwise

　　33. A. amounts B. debates C. contributes D. relates

　　34. A. menus B. dishes C. food D. furniture

　　35. A. rest B. season C. type D. appearance

　　36. A. given B. give C. gave D. giving

　　37. A. anxious B. nervous C. worried D. concerned

　　38. A. reasons B. factors C. ways D. facts

　　39. A. on B. to C. for D. with

　　40. A. either B. as well C. yet D. else

　　Ⅳ. Phrasal verbs: (1×10=10)

　　Directions: Fill in the blanks with the proper phrasl verbs given below. Make some changes if necessary.

　　account for link with

　　depend on remove...from

　　dispense with stem from

　　interest in transfer to

　　invest in view as

　　41. This is easily accomplished by ________ the banquet section ______the

　　control of the food and beverage department.

　　42. That entrepreneur ________a large amount of money __________ a luxurious hotel last year.

　　43. Most nations _________ further ________ developing tourism as an export industry.

　　44. The local government ________ tourism __________a wealth factor in the economy of its jurisdictions.

　　45. He _______ the housekeeping department.

　　46. The well-known Silk Road __________China ________ the central and western Asia and the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.

　　47. The tourism products ___________ the choice of markets or types of potential customers.

　　48. The social significance ___________ the greater appreciation of other cultures.

　　49. Some people see advances in technology _________ the need for much of today's business travel.

　　50. In 2005, an earning in tourism turnovers __________________5% of the country's

　　total export revenue of the year.

　　V. Phrase translation: (1×20=20)

　　Part One

　　Directions: Translate the following into Chinese.

　　51. intangible tourism products

　　52. ambitious plan

　　53. the visitor's initial expenditure

　　54. short take-off and landing aircraft

　　55. with lots of local color

　　56. in accordance with international obligations

　　57. encourage word of mouth recommendation

　　58. improved educational standards

　　59. an international excursionist

　　60. spread messages of hope for a peaceful world

　　Part Two

　　Directions: Translate the following into English.

　　61. 平均工資水平

　　62.包機服務

　　63.在不同的�？扛�

　　64.四分之三的人口

　　65.飯店特許經營的概念

　　66.心理承受力

　　67.美食

　　68.在世界范圍內

　　69.可隨意支配的凈收入

　　70.與旅游業(yè)有關

　　VI. Passage translation: (10×2=20)

　　Directions: Translate the following passages into Chinese.

　　71. China is truly one of the few countries in the world with such a vast territory, huge population, long-standing history, brilliant ancient civilization, stunning natural beauty, and multiethnic culture. This uniquely combined natural and cultural resource base has become a major asset for China in its effort to develop tourism. Located in the southeastern part of Eurasian Continent on the western shores of the Pacific Ocean, China is the third largest country in the world with a total land area of 9.6 million square kilometers. Its geographic environment and physical landscape are enormously diverse due to the north-south differences in latitudes and the east-west variations in landform and moisture. China is a mountainous country. Hills, mountains, and plateaus cover two-thirds of the total area. The general topography descends from the high plateaus in the west to the lower-lying plains in the east.

　　72. Professional travelers are similar to business travelers in many ways, although this type of travel is more elastic than business travel. Professional travel is built around the meeting and convention markets. These markets have grown as transportation, especially by air, has become more available and affordable. As professional travel continues to grow, new and expanded meeting and convention facilities have been developed to satisfy this increasing demand. Along with this growth, new management challenges have arisen to serve this specialized market. Some of the key market segments for meeting participants or attendees are associations, businesses, exhibitions and trade shows, religious organizations, political parties, and governments.