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電子商務(wù)英語年月真題

0088820111

1、【單選題】____brokedownagainbutluckilytheyknewhowtofixit.

Cliff’sandAl’scar

CliffandAl’scars

A:

Cliff’sandAl’scars

B:

CliffandAl’scar

C:

答D:案:D

2、【單選題】Ihavesomuchworktodothataholidayformethisyearis____.

outofquestion

outofaquestion

A:

outofquestions

B:

outofthequestion

C:

答D:案:D

3、【單選題】Thelighteranobject,the____itmoves.

freer

morefreely

A:

morefree

B:

freelier

C:

答D:案:B

4、【單選題】ThefoodthatMarkiscookinginthekitchen____delicious.

smells

issmelling

A:

hassmelled

B:

hasbeensmelling

C:

答D:案:A

5、【單選題】Ioftenheardhim____thathisfamilywaswelldescended.

said

say

A:

tosay

B:

C:

tobesaid

答D:案:B

6、【單選題】They____outbecausethelightison.

mustn’thavegone

maynothavegone

A:

cannothavegone

B:

needn’thavegone

C:

答D:案:C

7、【單選題】Iwasillthatday.OtherwiseI____partintheparade.

wouldtake

wouldhavetaken

A:

took

B:

hadtaken

C:

答D:案:B

8、【單選題】Getmeahammerfromthekitchen,____?

willyou

wouldyou

A:

shallyou

B:

doyou

C:

答D:案:A

9、【單選題】Weareinaposition____wemaylosealargesumofmoney.

where

when

A:

which

B:

that

C:

答D:案:A

10、【單選題】Allyouneedtodo____theform.

fillin

fillsin

A:

aretofillin

B:

istofillin

C:

D:

答案:D

11、【單選題】Theyhavegotinto____troubles.

monetary

affluent

A:

financial

B:

miserable

C:

答D:案:C

12、【單選題】Hesoon____hisfortune.

confused

cost

A:

paid

B:

consumed

C:

答D:案:D

13、【單選題】Hedreamsto____hisgoalofservinginthearmy.

pertain

attain

A:

retain

B:

maintain

C:

答D:案:B

14、【單選題】A____componentofanydemocracyisafreelabormovement.

vital

visual

A:

sole

B:

single

C:

答D:案:A

15、【單選題】Hehasanunusual____oflife.

conception

look

A:

philosophy

B:

science

C:

D:

答案:C

16、【單選題】Theclerk____thejudgebylookinguprelatedprecedents.

resisted

assisted

A:

handed

B:

supported

C:

答D:案:B

17、【單選題】Thedocumentrequires____changes.

substantial

strong

A:

authentic

B:

stable

C:

答D:案:A

18、【單選題】Thegovernmentis____aneweducationpolicy.

expressing

formulating

A:

defining

B:

voicing

C:

答D:案:B

19、【單選題】Apoormemory____hereffortstobecomeanactress.

encouraged

accomplished

A:

frustrated

B:

devoted

C:

答D:案:C

20、【單選題】Let’sfixa____dateforthenextmeeting.

infinite

plain

A:

distinct

B:

definite

C:

答D:案:D

21、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.21.

to

for

A:

of

B:

on

C:

答D:案:A

22、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.22.

range

scale

A:

region

B:

area

C:

答D:案:B

23、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.23.

made

called

A:

meant

B:

defined

C:

答D:案:D

24、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.24.

circles

circulates

A:

fly

B:

circuit

C:

答D:案:B

25、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.25.

Inthat

Intermsof

A:

Exceptfor

B:

Alongwith

C:

D:

答案:B

26、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.26.

occur

rise

A:

raise

B:

foster

C:

答D:案:A

27、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.27.

populated

deserted

A:

unpopulated

B:

undeserted

C:

答D:案:C

28、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.28.

could

does

A:

would

B:

should

C:

答D:案:B

29、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.29.

Furthermore

However

A:

Consequently

B:

Frequently

C:

答D:案:B

30、【單選題】Severalregionsintheworldaresubject21____stormswhichare

soseverethattheycausedamageonatremendous22____.Theregionsareall

locatedontheedgesofgreatoceans.Thegeneraltermforsuchseverestorms

is‘cyclone’.Theterm‘hurricane’is23____forstormsthatoccurinthe

NorthAtlanticOcean.Cyclonesandhurricanesdifferinonecuriousway:ina

cyclone,thewind24____inaclockwisedirection;inahurricane,thewind

directioniscounter-clockwise.Butcyclonesandhurricaneshaveone

ominoussimilarity.25____thedamagetheycauseonlandandatsea,they

areidentical.Australiaundergoesanumberofcycloneseveryyearalongits

northerncoast,whichfacesIndonesia.Thecyclones26____mainlyinDecemberand

January,thesummermonthsinthesouthernhemisphere.UsuallytheAustralian

cyclonesdon’tcausegreatdamagebecauseAustralia’snorthernterritoryhas

vastemptyregionsthatarevirtually27____.Therearefewcoastalcities.Whena

cyclone28____moveinlandfromthesea,itusuallyblowsitselfoutwithout

strikinganyinhabitedarea.29____,in1917thesmallcityofTownvillewas

severelydevastatedbyacyclone.Therewasapublicoutcryaboutit.People

demandanadequate30____system.E-versincethenthemeteorologicalbureauhas

regularlyissuedalarmsinadvanceofeveryseriouscyclone.30.

warning

help

A:

B:

safety

weather

C:

答D:案:A

31、【單選題】Passage1Theflyingfoxisnotafoxatall.Itisanextra

largebatthathasgotafox’shead,andthatfeedsonfruitinsteadofinsects.

Likeallbats,flyingfoxeshangthemselvesbytheirtoeswhenatrest,andtravel

ingreatcrowdswhenoutflying.Agroupwillliveinonespotforyears.

Sometimesseveralhundredsofthemoccupyasingletree.Astheyreturntothe

treetowardsunrise,theyquarrelamongthemselvesandfightforthebestplaces

untillongafterdaylight.Flyingfoxeshavebabiesonceayear,givingbirthto

onlyoneatatime.Atfirstthemotherhastocarrythebabyonherbreast

wherevershegoes.Latersheleavesithangingup,andbringsbackfoodforitto

eat.Sometimesababybatfallsdowntothegroundandsqueaks(尖叫)forhelp.

Thentheolderonesswoop(俯沖)downandtrytopickitup.Iftheyfailtodoso,

itwilldie.Oftenhundredsofdeadbabybatscanbefoundlyingonthegroundat

thefootofatree.31.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

Thereisnodifferencebetweentheflyingfoxandtheordinarybatintheirsize.

Thereisnodifferencebetweentheflyingfoxandtheordinarybatin

A:

theirappea-rance.

B:

Thereisnodifferencebetweentheflyingfoxandtheordinarybatinthekindof

foodtheyeat.

C:

Thereisnodifferencebetweentheflyingfoxandtheordinarybatinthe

waytheyrest.

D:

答案:D

32、【單選題】Passage1Theflyingfoxisnotafoxatall.Itisanextra

largebatthathasgotafox’shead,andthatfeedsonfruitinsteadofinsects.

Likeallbats,flyingfoxeshangthemselvesbytheirtoeswhenatrest,andtravel

ingreatcrowdswhenoutflying.Agroupwillliveinonespotforyears.

Sometimesseveralhundredsofthemoccupyasingletree.Astheyreturntothe

treetowardsunrise,theyquarrelamongthemselvesandfightforthebestplaces

untillongafterdaylight.Flyingfoxeshavebabiesonceayear,givingbirthto

onlyoneatatime.Atfirstthemotherhastocarrythebabyonherbreast

wherevershegoes.Latersheleavesithangingup,andbringsbackfoodforitto

eat.Sometimesababybatfallsdowntothegroundandsqueaks(尖叫)forhelp.

Thentheolderonesswoop(俯沖)downandtrytopickitup.Iftheyfailtodoso,

itwilldie.Oftenhundredsofdeadbabybatscanbefoundlyingonthegroundat

thefootofatree.32.Flyingfoxestendto____.

doubletheirnumbereveryyear

fightandkillalotofthemselves

A:

movefromplacetoplaceconstantly

B:

losealotoftheiryoung

C:

答D:案:D

33、【單選題】Passage1Theflyingfoxisnotafoxatall.Itisanextra

largebatthathasgotafox’shead,andthatfeedsonfruitinsteadofinsects.

Likeallbats,flyingfoxeshangthemselvesbytheirtoeswhenatrest,andtravel

ingreatcrowdswhenoutflying.Agroupwillliveinonespotforyears.

Sometimesseveralhundredsofthemoccupyasingletree.Astheyreturntothe

treetowardsunrise,theyquarrelamongthemselvesandfightforthebestplaces

untillongafterdaylight.Flyingfoxeshavebabiesonceayear,givingbirthto

onlyoneatatime.Atfirstthemotherhastocarrythebabyonherbreast

wherevershegoes.Latersheleavesithangingup,andbringsbackfoodforitto

eat.Sometimesababybatfallsdowntothegroundandsqueaks(尖叫)forhelp.

Thentheolderonesswoop(俯沖)downandtrytopickitup.Iftheyfailtodoso,

itwilldie.Oftenhundredsofdeadbabybatscanbefoundlyingonthegroundat

thefootofatree.33.Howdoflyingfoxescarefortheiryoung?

Theyonlycarefortheirownbabies.

Theysharethefeedingoftheiryoung.

A:

Theyhelpwhenababybatisindanger.

B:

Theyoftenleavehomeandforgettheiryoung.

C:

答D:案:C

34、【單選題】Passage2Theimpactofe-commerceishappeninginphases.Inits

firstphase(1994—1997),e-commercewasaboutpresence:makingsurethat

everybodyhadaWebsite,meetingthedemandthateverycompany,largeorsmall,

getoutthereandhaveatleastsomethingontheInternet.Peopleweren’tquite

surewhytheyweredoingit,buttheyknewthattheyhadtohaveanonline

presence.Thesecondphase(1997—2000)ofe-commercewasabouttransactions—

buyingandsellingoverdigitalmedia.Thefocusinthisphasewasonorderflow

andgrossrevenue.Someofthatwasthematchingofbuyersandsellerswho

wouldneverhavefoundeachotherinthepast.Someofthatwassimply

takingtransactionsthatwouldhavebeendonethroughpaperpurchaseorders

andsayingthatthisbusinesswasdoneontheInternet,althoughthemeaning

ofthatchangewasquiteinsignificant.Butinthisphase,theannouncements

wereallaboutorderflowatanycost:why-sell-it-when-you-can-give-it-

awaybusinessmodels.Asaresult,manyofthefirstmoversinthisphasesuch

asValueAmerica,areeithergasping,havegaspedtheirlastbreath,or

areflailingaboutinaseaofredink.Today,e-commerceisenteringthethird

phase(2000-?),withafocusonhowtheInternetcanimpactprofitability.And

profitabilityisnotaboutincreasinggrossrevenuesbutratherincreasinggross

margins.Wecallthisphasee-business,anditincludesalltheapplicationsand

processesenablingacompanytoserviceabusinesstransaction.Inadditionto

encompassinge-commerce,e-businessincludesbothfront-andback-office

applicationsthatformthecoreofengineformodernbusiness.Thus,e-businessis

notjustaboute-commercetransactionsoraboutbuyingandsellingovertheWeb:

it’stheoverallstrategyofredefiningoldbusinessmodels,withtheaid

oftechnology,tomaximizecustomervalueandprofits.ToparaphraseBusinessWeek:

“ForgetB2BandB2C,E-businessisaboutP2P—pathtoprofitability.”

34.Between1994and1997,companiesbuilttheirwebsitesmainlybecausethey____.

wantedtofindmorecustomers

hadnootherthingstodo

A:

wantedtoshowtheirexistenceonInternet

B:

felttheInternetwasquiteinteresting

C:

答D:案:C

35、【單選題】Passage2Theimpactofe-commerceishappeninginphases.Inits

firstphase(1994—1997),e-commercewasaboutpresence:makingsurethat

everybodyhadaWebsite,meetingthedemandthateverycompany,largeorsmall,

getoutthereandhaveatleastsomethingontheInternet.Peopleweren’tquite

surewhytheyweredoingit,buttheyknewthattheyhadtohaveanonline

presence.Thesecondphase(1997—2000)ofe-commercewasabouttransactions—

buyingandsellingoverdigitalmedia.Thefocusinthisphasewasonorderflow

andgrossrevenue.Someofthatwasthematchingofbuyersandsellerswho

wouldneverhavefoundeachotherinthepast.Someofthatwassimply

takingtransactionsthatwouldhavebeendonethroughpaperpurchaseorders

andsayingthatthisbusinesswasdoneontheInternet,althoughthemeaning

ofthatchangewasquiteinsignificant.Butinthisphase,theannouncements

wereallaboutorderflowatanycost:why-sell-it-when-you-can-give-it-

awaybusinessmodels.Asaresult,manyofthefirstmoversinthisphasesuch

asValueAmerica,areeithergasping,havegaspedtheirlastbreath,or

areflailingaboutinaseaofredink.Today,e-commerceisenteringthethird

phase(2000-?),withafocusonhowtheInternetcanimpactprofitability.And

profitabilityisnotaboutincreasinggrossrevenuesbutratherincreasinggross

margins.Wecallthisphasee-business,anditincludesalltheapplicationsand

processesenablingacompanytoserviceabusinesstransaction.Inadditionto

encompassinge-commerce,e-businessincludesbothfront-andback-office

applicationsthatformthecoreofengineformodernbusiness.Thus,e-businessis

notjustaboute-commercetransactionsoraboutbuyingandsellingovertheWeb:

it’stheoverallstrategyofredefiningoldbusinessmodels,withtheaid

oftechnology,tomaximizecustomervalueandprofits.ToparaphraseBusinessWeek:

“ForgetB2BandB2C,E-businessisaboutP2P—pathtoprofitability.”35.The

phrase“thefirstmovers”inparagraph2mostprobablymeans____.

thefirstmotivationsforthecompaniestotakee-commerce.

theearliesttransformationoftransactionsfrompaperorderstoe-commerce.

A:

thefirstcompaniesthathavefailedinthefieldofe-commerce.

B:

theearliestcompaniesthatgetinvolvedine-commerce.

C:

答D:案:D

36、【單選題】Passage2Theimpactofe-commerceishappeninginphases.Inits

firstphase(1994—1997),e-commercewasaboutpresence:makingsurethat

everybodyhadaWebsite,meetingthedemandthateverycompany,largeorsmall,

getoutthereandhaveatleastsomethingontheInternet.Peopleweren’tquite

surewhytheyweredoingit,buttheyknewthattheyhadtohaveanonline

presence.Thesecondphase(1997—2000)ofe-commercewasabouttransactions—

buyingandsellingoverdigitalmedia.Thefocusinthisphasewasonorderflow

andgrossrevenue.Someofthatwasthematchingofbuyersandsellerswho

wouldneverhavefoundeachotherinthepast.Someofthatwassimply

takingtransactionsthatwouldhavebeendonethroughpaperpurchaseorders

andsayingthatthisbusinesswasdoneontheInternet,althoughthemeaning

ofthatchangewasquiteinsignificant.Butinthisphase,theannouncements

wereallaboutorderflowatanycost:why-sell-it-when-you-can-give-it-

awaybusinessmodels.Asaresult,manyofthefirstmoversinthisphasesuch

asValueAmerica,areeithergasping,havegaspedtheirlastbreath,or

areflailingaboutinaseaofredink.Today,e-commerceisenteringthethird

phase(2000-?),withafocusonhowtheInternetcanimpactprofitability.And

profitabilityisnotaboutincreasinggrossrevenuesbutratherincreasinggross

margins.Wecallthisphasee-business,anditincludesalltheapplicationsand

processesenablingacompanytoserviceabusinesstransaction.Inadditionto

encompassinge-commerce,e-businessincludesbothfront-andback-office

applicationsthatformthecoreofengineformodernbusiness.Thus,e-businessis

notjustaboute-commercetransactionsoraboutbuyingandsellingovertheW

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