2020年中国邮政储蓄银行招聘笔试试题

Improve your memory:  Studies have shown that training your memory can build up a desire to save since short-term memory is linked to planning for or envisioning the future. A couple of ways to improve your memory include attaching an image to something you want to remember and practicing memorizing it over and over again, and avoiding multitasking.

Read a personal finance book:  To make dealing with finances really hit home for you, pick up a personal finance book. I recommend Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You to Be Rich （$14）. It’s a good book for those in their 20s because it dishes out practical personal finance advice in a fun and easy read.

Let technology aid you:  Use web tools to make it easier to budget your money. There are free site that lets you to view all of your accounts in one place and provides budgeting tools that help determine where it would be easiest to cut spending. Consider downloading apps that’ll help you save. There are even apps that will save you money on gas and let you text for free.

Automating:  The best way to make sure you’re saving enough is to automatically put a chunk of your money into your savings and retirement accounts every month. It’s generally better than relying on your willpower. If you’re already automating, try to increase the amount by five percent.

136、Which one of the following statements is TRUE？（    ）

A、new year's coming becomes another reason for saving.

B、Save 5 dollars every day is insignificant.

C、Skimping will help us a lot when we want to save money.

D、Multitasking is helpful for us to save money.

137、What does the underlined word "top-down view" mean? （    ）

A、analyze things should start from the top to the end.

B、Tackle the biggest expenses first.

C、Skimp here and there to save money.

D、Save money starting from a coin.

138、Which one is NOT the saving trick mentioned in the passage？（    ）

A、Automating

B、Read books

C、Use the high technology

D、Take the top-down way

139、How many saving tricks have been mentioned in the passage？（    ）

A、7

B、6

C、5

D、4

140、What does the passage mainly talk about？（    ）

A、It tells us how to save money

B、It shows us the importance of saving money

C、It tells us how to be a smart saver

D、It talks about the ways of dealing with money

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Don't try and be happy — it will only make you sad. Desperately trying to keep a smile on your face will only make your depression worse, a new study suggests.

Feeling content has become the sole goal for many in recent years, but embracing your sadness may be more beneficial. University of Melbourne researchers said that society's downright shunning of being sad could be harmful for sufferers of the blues. Dr. Brock Bastian, a psychologist behind the study, said: "Depression rates are higher in countries that place a premium on happiness. Rather than being the by-product of a life well-lived, feeling happy has become a goal in itself. This reinforces the message that we should aim to maximize our positive emotions and avoid our negative ones".

Society needs to change its attitude on depression if the disorder is to be tackled effectively, Dr. Bastian hinted. He added that people have become so used to not showing signs of vulnerability due to social media being used to celebrate achievements. For the study published in the journal Depression and Anxiety, the researchers assessed 112 depressed patients. Each volunteer was asked to rate their symptoms of the blues and how much pressure they faced to be happy. They were tracked over a period of one month.

141、What does the underlined sentence of paragraph 1 mean？ (    )

A、A new study showed people should not be happy

B、Try to be happy could make you better

C、Keep a smile deliberately will make you more depresseD、D、People’s happiness could turn into sadness

142、What did University of Melbourne researchers suggest？（    ）

A、It could be harmful for people with depression to shun of being saD、B、People should be saD、C、Depression rates are higher than happiness rates are

D、Feeling happy is only the by-product of a life well-liveD、

143、How long were these volunteers being tracked? （    ）

A、One week

B、One month

C、One year

D、Less than 112 days

144、Why does society need to change its attitude on depression？ （    ）

A、In order to tackle the disorder effectively

B、To show signs of vulnerability

C、To emphasis the importance of happiness

D、The whole society is so mean to people with depression

145、Which one is NOT true according to Dr. Brock Bastian？ （    ）

A、Feeling happy has become a goal

B、We should maximize positive emotions

C、In a country that cares more about happiness， repression rates are usually low than expecteD、D、Avoid being saD、

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Robot Recruiting

The prospect of job interviews is daunting enough, but some of us look forward to charming potential employers when meeting face to face. However, it's markedly more difficult to build that all-important rapport when the "person" interviewing you isn't a person at all.

Jake Rosen is a recent graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles （UCLA）. After applying for a position at the National Broadcasting Company （NBC）, Rosen learned that he wouldn't be going to an office to talk to a human being about his skills, his interview instead being carried out via webcam.

While Skype interviews are nothing out of the ordinary, some companies are now using a much more high-tech solution. The interview questions pop up on the screen, giving a limited amount of time to respond. This method requires that you deliver your answers to the webcam before they are sent to the company's hiring manager after the session ends.

"It's such a weird experience talking to a camera. It honestly was pretty horrible," Rosen said. Not used to being in front of a lens, he felt flustered after just the first question, which affected the rest of his interview.

For many of us, this experience may soon be unavoidable - the human-free video interview is being more commonplace. HireVue, one of a handful of American companies making video interview software, works with around 600 large organizations, including Deloitte, JPMorgan Chase and Under Armour.