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This challenging 1 1-month，full-time masters program focuses on advanced economic theories and reasoning，econometrics skills，and the application of these tools used to produce a research project and/or policy analysis in an international setting．
Studying in Washington，D．C．，students move through the program and choose to specialize in Macroeconomics and International Finance or International Trade and Development．In addition．the sch001allows students to add additional international affairs courses to their M．I．E．F．curriculum（课程）．School of Advanced International Studies（SAIS）is currently recruiting（吸收）candidates for the 2015-2016school year
The Students
the SAIS student body represents approximately 75nations，promoting a diversity that enriches academic life．
The Staff
SAIS staff have a passion for teaching and are appreciated for their expertise（能力）．Students in the
M．I．E．F．program are given opportunities to do communication one-on-one with world famous experts in the
International Economics program．
Recent Speakers
John Lipsky，Former Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Carmen Reinhart，Professor of Economics，Harvard University
Gain a Career-Building Edge
Economics knowledge．analytical abilities and the ability to apply economic analysis to real-world
problems give our students a distinct professional advantage．Whether you are interested in pursuing a
career in international finance，public policy，economic development，or research，the M．I．E．F．program
provides students with a firm grasp 0f the theory and tools of international economics and finance and the
functioning of the International economic system．
Career Services
Students in the M．I．E．F．program work with staff in the International Economics department and Career
Services professionals to help them explore careers and set goals and develop a network of professional
contacts．This is acquired through：
Group and individual assessments and counseling to help students develop focused career goals Job．hunting workshops and employment fairs
Professional skills courses designed to strengthen specific professional skills，such as presentation
techniques and consulting skills
Introduction and networking opportunities through the SAIS Economics Alumni（校友）Network
（SEAN）
A Global Alumni Community
As an SAIS graduate，you will join a 16，000一strong lifetime community of friends and colleagues around
the world．Our distinguished alumni are leaders in government，business，journalism and nonprofit groups in
more than 140countries．
64．The passage is written in order toD．
A．discuss the diversity of SAIS
B．analyze the M．I．E．F．program
C．display the advantages of SAIS 
D．attract students to the M．I．E．F．program
65．What helps students in the M．I．E．F．program improve their presentation techniques？C
A．Networking opportunities．
B．Job-hunting workshop．
C．Professional skills courses．
D．Group and individual assessments．
66．The students in the M．I．E．F．Program stand out becauseD
A．they come from around 75nations
B．their curriculum is a lot more challenging
C．they join the 16，000一strong lifetime global alumni community
D．they are able to apply economic analysis to real-world problems．

分析 本文属于说明文阅读，作者通过这篇文章主要向我们描述了m．i．e．f．program可以极大的帮助学生，吸引学生参与．

解答 64．D．推理判断题．根据文章In addition．the sch001allows students to add additional international affairs courses to their M．I．E．F．curriculum（课程）．School of Advanced International Studies（SAIS）is currently recruiting（吸收）candidates for the 2015-2016school year可知文章的目的是吸引学生参加；故选D．
65．C．细节理解题．根据文章Professional skills courses designed to strengthen specific professional skills，such as presentation techniques and consulting skills可知m．i．e．f．program的专业技能课程有助于提高学生的表现技巧；故选C．
66．D．推理判断题．根据文章Economics knowledge．analytical abilities and the ability to apply economic analysis to real-world problems give our students a distinct professional advantage可知m．i．e．f．program学生杰出是由于他们能够运用经济分析的实际问题；故选D

点评 考察学生的细节理解和推理判断能力，做细节理解题时一定要找到文章中的原句，和题干进行比较，再做出正确的选择．在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实，要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断．

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C．Cautious．
D．Negative．

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