[原创]8.19,香港一战，690，jj

哈佛情人

谢谢楼主！！

那个第6题是加强吧。。。

lkzhan

lz和俺一天考，分数一摸一样，呵呵

shake hand

hernmeer

同样沦落阿!,同悲、同悲，兄弟是在哪儿考的？

whydog

感谢楼主分享

danieljun

fromTaiwan

大家加油

1.         GWD-10-Q33-Q35 N-2-Q35-Q37 G-10-Q33-Q35旅游业的全球化

(This passage was excerpted from material published in 1993)

Like many other industries, the

travel industry is under increasing

pressure to expand globally in order

Line                  to keep pace with its corporate cus-

(5)                    tomers, who have globalized their

operations in response to market

pressure, competitor actions, and

changing supplier relations. But it is

difficult for service organizations to

(10)                  globalize. Global expansion through

acquisition is usually expensive, and

expansion through internal growth is

time-consuming and sometimes

impossible in markets that are not

(15)                  actively growing. Some service indus-

try companies, in fact, regard these

traditional routes to global expansion

as inappropriate for service industries

because of their special need to pre-

(20)                  srve local responsiveness through

local presence and expertise. One

travel agency has eschewed the tra-

ditional route altogether. A survivor

of the changes that swept the travel

(25)                  industry as a result of the deregulation

of the airlines in 1978—changes that

included dramatic growth in the cor-

porate demand for travel services,

as well as extensive restructuring and

(30)                  consolidation within the travel industry—

this agency adopted a unique structure

for globalization. Rather than expand

by attempting to develop its own offices

abroad, which would require the devel-

(35)                  opment of local travel management

expertise sufficient to capture foreign

markets, the company solved its

globalization dilemma effectively by

forging alliances with the best foreign

(40)                  partners it could find. The resulting

cooperative alliance of independent

agencies now comprise 32 partners

spanning 37 countries.

 

GWD-10-Q33 N-2-Q35 G-10-Q33

The passage suggests that one of he effects of the deregulation of the airlines was

1. a decline in the services available to noncommercial traveler

2. a decrease in the size of the corporate travel market

3. a sharp increase in the number of cooperative alliances among travel agencies

4. increased competition in a number of different service industries

5. the merging of some companies within the travel industry

 

GWD-10-Q34 N-2-Q36 G-10-Q34

The author discusses a particular travel agency in the passage most likely in order to

1. provide evidence of the pressures on the travel industry to globalize

2. provide evidence of the pressures on the travel industry to globalize

3. illustrate an unusual approach to globalizing a service organization

4. highlight the difficulties confronting travel agencies that attempt to globalize

5. underscore the differences between the service industry and other industries

 

GWD-10-Q35 N-2-Q37 G-10-Q35

According to the passage, which of the following is true of the traditional routes to global expansion?

1. They have been supplanted in most service industries by alternative routes.

2. They are less attractive to travel agencies since deregulation of the airlines.

3. They may represent the most cost-effective means for a travel agency to globalize.

4. They may be unsuitable for service agencies that are attempting to globalize.

5. They are most likely to succeed in markets that are not actively growing.

lkzhan

呵呵

发现19号这天690是高频分数啊

俺也是690，各个部分跟lz分数一摸一样，一起努力！