[外语类试卷]口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷3及答案与解析.doc
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1、口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷 3及答案与解析 一、 PART 2 English-Chinese Translation (40 points, 10 minutes) Interpret the following passages from English into Chinese. Start interpreting at the signal and stop it at the signal. You may take notes while you are listening. You will hear the passages only ONCE. Now lets begi
2、n. 1 Every year, many Chinese students study in New Zealand, and over 100,000 Chinese tourists come to our country and enjoy a 100% Pure New Zealand experience seeing our beautiful scenery, sampling our unique culture, and tasting our fantastic wine and food. 2 On this World Tourism Day, I commend t
3、he tourism community for its growing recognition of the importance of conserving the diversity of life on Earth, and I urge all partners to strengthen their commitment to sustainability. 3 Tourism has the capacity to lift people from poverty, promote gender empowerment and help protect the environme
4、nt has made it, and it has been a vital tool for achieving positive change in communities across the world. 4 Through initiatives such as its “Sustainable Tourism-Eliminating Poverty“ project, the World Tourism Organization is helping to highlight the links between tourism, poverty alleviation and b
5、iodiversity. 5 I commend the tourism community for its growing commitment to sustainable energy. 6 On World Tourism Day, I encourage the international tourism community to commit to sustainable policies and ensure that host communities worldwide share in the benefits generated by tourism. 7 In the m
6、eantime, Id like to invite our friends from China and around the world to visit our pavilion. Its designed to reflect New Zealands stunning beauty, introduce our friendly people, and showcase the innovation, creativity and talent we have to offer. Were looking forward to showing you all around our p
7、avilion. 8 Engaging local populations in tourism development builds stronger and more resilient communities. 9 The Forbidden City is far too large to fully experience in a single visit, but highlights include the following: The Hall of Union and Peace has almost 14, 000 ornamental dragons. The Hall
8、of Supreme Harmony is where the emperor viewed birthday celebrations and coronation ceremonies from his Dragon Throne. And then there are the Imperial Gardens, where you can walk along the paths and pavilions, admiring the beautiful rock arrangements, flowers and cypress trees. 10 Tourism helps peop
9、le to develop a variety of skills. As a service sector with cross-cutting impact on agriculture, construction or handicrafts, tourism creates millions of jobs and business opportunities. Its capacity to lift people from poverty, promote gender empowerment and help protect the environment has made it
10、 a vital tool for achieving positive change in communities across the world. 11 Ladies and Gentlemen, It gives me pleasure to welcome you to the celebration of our International Tourist Guide Day. I am honored to spend time with men and women who lead and participate in this important sector of huma
11、n activity tourism. Other than the travel operator and the Internet, the real contact that the tourist has with South Africa is through a tourist guide. In fact most letters that the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism receives from tourists who share their experiences in the country, si
12、ng praises about the knowledge and professionalism of tourist guides. The tourism stakeholders come to acknowledge the role and the contribution of the tourist guides by way of empowering them to explore diligence in foreign languages and creating an enabling environment for them to equitably partic
13、ipate in economy of the industry. However, I should hasten to add that our greatest achievement to date is the fact that we have trained tourist guides in foreign languages, such as German, French and Chinese. Plans are afoot to extend this foreign language training to other mainstream languages of
14、our core markets, which will include Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese and Italian. This initiative will ensure that we remain competitive in the market and encourage tourists in these segments to stay longer in the country. Another level that needs to be explored much more robustly is creating a conduciv
15、e environment for the tourist-guides to thrive. We should be clear about the needs analysis of the market, and its preparedness to absorb black tourist-guides without prejudice. Ladies and Gentlemen, the White Paper on Tourism states that tourism is government led and private sector driven. The tran
16、sformation of the tourist guide sector has been, and remains a priority to our department. I believe that things are certainly moving in the right direction. There can be no doubt that one of the key requirements for small emerging tourism businesses is mentorship. The larger and more anchored touri
17、sm businesses can play a significant role in the future sustainability of smaller businesses, if they take the time and effort to become involved. Our department has developed and is rolling out the domestic tourism growth strategy which aims at growing the number of domestic tourists, their cost, l
18、ength of stay and distribution throughout the country and throughout the year, as well as to identify the key tourism products for the domestic tourism market. Furthermore, there is a need to promote nation building through tourism by growing domestic tourism in townships, rural areas, heritage site
19、s, national parks and tourism icons. The tourist guides need to play a vital role in seeing the success of this strategy. Ladies and Gentlemen, in his opening speech at the South Africa, President said, “ I would like to have time to breaks loose from my work environment, to rediscover myself as a p
20、erson by being with people and things about whom and which I do not have to take decisions. I would go to the Eastern Cape of our country to visit the grave of a Khoi woman, Sarah Baartman. I would visit the museums of Eastern Cape and I am certain that as I walk around these places with strange nam
21、es I will learn much about the past. “ The presidents speech clearly depicted the value of the tourist guide sector in the tourism industry. A good tourist guide would be in attendance to give an in-depth account of the History of Sarah Baartman from beginning to end, take the President to the museu
22、m and curate the history and origins of the names that look strange to the President and watch him smile as he identifies with the origin of the names as they would associate with the bitter past. I am attempting to depict the caliber of a true tourist guide being that of human relations, knowledge
23、about the history, places, fauna and flora, game and most importantly, the people of South Africa and their different cultures, religion etc. We are the nation that has been endowed with many gifts, including scenic beauty, diverse cultures and hospitality. How we market South Africa as a value for
24、money destination, remain globally competitive, contribute to the GDP as envisaged by the Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative for South Africa is a challenge that remains with all of us in the tourism industry but the quality tourist guide sector will add value to our efforts. 二、 “PART 3 Chines
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