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北外2011年的试题！！！ APEC、PPI、POS machines、chartered plane、down-payment requirement、makeshift hospitalbailout money、domestic abuse、home appliances、quantitative easing、Big BangHouse of Commons、deposit reserve requirement ratio、Cantonese Operaproduct placement ads经济刺激方案、包容性增长、落地签证、黑帮、二房东、紧凑型轿车、潜规则、留守儿童良性循环、无党派人士、下半旗致哀、玩忽职守、拆迁费、贫富两极分化、厨房重地闲人免进二、篇章翻译（120分）Text AThe Dead Sea, shared by Israel and Jordan, is the lowest spot on Earth. Its shoreline is about 400 meters below sea level. As the world’s saltiest large body of water, averaging a salt content 6 times higher than that of any ocean, the Dead Sea supports no life. With no outlet, the water that flows into the Dead Sea evaporates in the hot, arid air, leaving the minerals. The Jordan River is the chief source of the incoming water, but since the 1960s much of its water has been diverted for irrigation. Its length has already shrunk by more than a third, and, while the sea will never entirely disappear due to evaporation slowing down as surface area decreases and saltiness increases, the Dead Sea as we know it could become a thing of the past. Text BCambridge psychologists and computer scientists have developed a mobile phone technology which can tell if a caller is happy, angry, bored or sad. The Emotion Sense technology will enable psychologists to show links between moods, location and people. It uses speech-recognition software and phone sensors attached to standard smart phones to assess how people’s emotions are influenced by day-to-day factors. The sensors analyze voice samples and then place them into 5 emotional categories: happiness, sadness, fear, anger and a neutral category （such as boredom or passivity. Scientists then cross-reference these emotions against surroundings, the time of day and the caller’s relationship with the person they are speaking to. Results from a pilot scheme revealed that callers are happier at home, sadder at work and display more intense emotions in the evenings. Text C网球