热门试题:
[不定项选择]对于危害国家安全的违法犯罪行为，公安机关应（ ）。
A. 积极防范、控制
B. 及时发现、制止
C. 有效监督、管理
D. 坚决打击、惩治
[单选题]晋能控股煤业集团第一届职工代表大会第二次会议指出，2022年晋能控股煤业集团将全力实施（）战略工程。
A.A、六大
B.B、七大
C.C、八大
D.D、九大
[多项选择]关于西联汇款非正常退汇，下列说法正确的有（）
A. 非正常退汇即由于西联公司原因无法解付的发汇业务
B. 西联公司会主动与网点联系要求退回该笔汇款，并将已收取的原汇款本金与手续费全额退回给发汇人
C. 网点应向西联公司索要退汇授权传真，退汇时原汇款收取的本金和手续费一并予以退回
D. 非正常退汇必须在原发汇网点办理
[判断题]隔离开关在合位置时，能承载正常回路条件下的电流，能承载规定时间内异常条件（ 包括短路）下的电流的开关设备，俗称刀闸。
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题] 近年来,分期购物平台和助学、创业P2P贷款平台等“校园贷”颇受大学生欢迎,但也出现了大学生无力偿还而离校出走甚至自杀的悲剧。下列处理“校园贷”的方法中不可行的是( )。
A. 建立学校担保制度,监督大学生贷款行为
B.培养科学消费观,营造理性消费的社会氛围
C.自觉抵制攀比消费、盲目消费的不良风气
D.大学生创业应量力而行,合理规避风险
[单选题]( )是指柴油自燃的能力。(易)
A.蒸发性
B.流动性
C.清洁性
D.发火性
[单项选择]某患者胸痛8小时后入院，临床检查ECG未见异常，为明确诊断应选择再做下列何项检查（）
A. CK、LDH
B. CK、CK-MB
C. CK-MB、AST
D. cTnI、CK-MB
E. CK、LDH、AST
[单选题]第四套人民币5角、2角、1角图文采用了（）印刷方式。
A.正背面凹印
B.正面凹印
C.正背面胶印
D.背面凹印
[判断题]进排气装置的作用是将可燃混合气体导入各气缸;排出燃烧后的废气,减小排气噪声。
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]上走息道以行呼吸、贯心脉以行气血的气是（）。
A. 胃气
B. 宗气
C. 卫气
D. 元气
E. 营气
[单项选择]维也纳古典乐派的三大音乐巨匠指（）。
A. 巴赫、李斯特、贝多芬
B. 肖邦、柴可夫斯基、海顿
C. 海顿、贝多芬、莫扎特
D. 舒曼、舒伯特、莫扎特
[单选题]作业现场的基本条件中电力监控系统作业现场的（）、安全设施和安全防护等应符合有关标准、规范的要求。
A.施工人员资格
B.生产条件
C.安全工器具
D.安全制度
E.略
F.略
[单项选择]平流沉淀池排泥管的直径应大于( )mm。
A. 50～100
B. 100～150
C. 150～200
D. 200～250
[多项选择]泡罩塔的优点是( )。
A. 不易发生漏液
B. 操作弹性较好
C. 结构简单
D. 金属耗量小
[单项选择]项目经济费用与（）的时间范围应足以包含项目所产生的全部重要费用和效益。
A. 增量分析
B. 实施效果
C. 效益识别
D. 最终消费
[多项选择]以下可以作为家庭暴力事实认定证据的有？（）
A. 出警记录
B. 家庭暴力告诫书
C. 伤情鉴定意见
D. 证人证言
[多选题] 下列哪些构成非法持有、私藏枪支刑事案件的立案条件
A. 以压缩气体等为动力的其他非军用枪支一支以上的
B. 以机械为动力的其他非军用枪支三支以上的
C. 以火药为动力发射枪弹的非军用枪支一支以上
D. 以压缩气体等为动力的其他非军用枪支二支以上的
[单项选择]男性，62岁，3个月来发作2次右侧上下肢无力，每次突然发病，持续约10分钟后自行缓解。检查：血压正常，双眼底动脉反光增强，神经系统检查正常。辅助检查：血黏度增高，MRI检查未见异常。患者须进一步检查的项目为
A. 血糖和血脂
B. DSA
C. 脑血管超声检查(TC
D. 头颅CT
E. 脑电图
[判断题]已请求救援的列车,待停车原因消除后可自行开车。( )
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]正中神经阻、尺神经阻滞和桡神经阻滞的最常见并发症是（）
A. 局麻药中毒
B. 出血、血肿及神经炎
C. 气胸
D. 感染
E. 全脊髓麻醉
[单选题]共青团委员会书记一般由同级党的委员会( )担任。
A.书记
B.副书记
C.纪委书记
D.委员
[单项选择]在大陆企事业单位任职、就业的台湾居民向居住地公安机关出入境管理部门申请1年以上的台湾居民居留签注须提交的证明材料是：（）
A. 与任职、就业部门签订的聘用合同、单位公函或者就业管理部门签发的就业证
B. 入学通知书或主管部门的证明
C. 房产证或房产证明
D. 提交结婚证
[单项选择]物资保管基础资料是物资保管部门在物资仓储过程中各项活动情况的（）。
A. 综合分析
B. 综合记载
C. 综合评价
D. 分类资料
[单选题]有助于休克的鉴别诊断的指标是( )
A.中心静脉压
B.右室压
C.动脉血压
D.肺动脉压
E.LVEDP
[判断题]各单位风险库包括集团公司、相关部门风险库中涉及本单位的安全风险，和单位自行研判的安全风险，由安委会组织审核后，报集团公司主管业务部门。
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题]工作负责人张X在作业前未检查核对( )。
A.绝缘工器具
B.人员精神状态
C.作业指导书
D.工作票
[单选题]根据《建筑施工扣件式钢管脚手架安全技术规范》（JGJ130-2011）的规定，扣件式钢管脚手架架体应在距立杆底端高度不大于（ ）mm的位置设置纵、横向扫地杆。
A.150
B.200
C.250
D.300
[判断题] 在逃人员的预警,对应的预警颜色为橙色。
A.正确
B.错误
[简答题]以下关于葡萄酒的叙述正确的是_____。
[单项选择]上颌尖牙牙冠唇面形态中哪一点是错误的
A. 圆五边形
B. 两牙尖嵴相交成90°
C. 牙尖偏近中
D. 外形高点在颈1/3与中1/3交接处
E. 发育沟不明显
[判断题]（ ）随车机械师须具备客车检车员上岗资质，2年以上车辆乘务员或库列检、客列检工作经验。
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 14-26, which are based on
Reading Passage 2 below.
Cash Hoarding Nothing New for
Businesses
A Finance professor Heitor
Almeida says the fact that businesses are stuffing corporate piggy banks with
spare cash for the proverbial ’rainy day’ is unrelated to the belt- tightening
brought about by the continuing financial crisis. ’There’s not really a
consensus on what accounts for businesses holding so much cash, but they’ve been
doing it way before the downturn, at least since the early 1980s,’ he said.
’Cash hoarding is definitely not related to the financial crisis. It’s a pattern
that’s been going on for at least three decades.’
B
Although there was a time shortly after the crisis when firms had difficulty
raising capital, Almeida says most businesses entered it in a ’very liquid
position’. ’When the crisis hit, firms had a lot of cash on hand, and they used
it to avoid decreasing investment and firing employees,’ he said. ’If businesses
hadn’t had all that cash on hand, things could have been much, much worse.’
Almeida says companies that survived the financial shocks of the past few years
are still jittery about weak consumer demand in the U.S. and an increasingly
dismal forecast for the global recovery, so they’ll likely continue to sit on
their piles of cash.
C ’You would think if they had
better uses for that cash they would have spent it, but for some reason
corporations have decided that the best thing they can do is keep the cash on
the balance sheet,’ he said. Part of this is due to most big firms being
multinational, allowing them to park the bulk of their cash outside of the U.S.
in tax havens. ’If you keep profits outside of the U.S., obviously, they won’t
get taxed,’ he said. ’The way U.S. tax laws are written is that firms pay taxes
the moment they repatriate the cash, which would be quite costly to
shareholders.’ Almeida says there were proposals to give firms a tax break if
they brought their money back to the U.S., but reviving such a proposal now
’wouldn’t be a politically viable option, especially not after all the bank
bailouts’.
D If repatriating the cash is off the table,
shouldn’t shareholders demand some of that cash be re-paid as dividends ’Firms
are not obligated to pay dividends, and it’s pretty much the case that the most
successful firms are going to be the ones that hoard the most cash,’ Almeida
said. ’A really successful company like Google or Apple, for example, isn’t
going to go to the market and issue $30 billion in equity only to turn around
and sit on the cash. With extremely successful companies, cash just accumulates.
Shareholders may get mad, but cash-holding is positively correlated with
shareholder returns, so it’s no surprise.’ Almeida said even if companies did
open up the coffers and flood the economy with cash, what might be good for job
creation in the short-term might not necessarily be consonant with what
shareholders want. ’If you invest money to create jobs but generate negative
profits, that’s not good for shareholders,’ he said. ’So that’s probably not
what firms should be doing, as much as we want to grow jobs.’
E Stimulating lending by further lowering interest rates is not likely to
have much of an effect on job creation, either. ’The fact that firms have cash
suggests that getting banks to lend more isn’t the way to go,’ Almeida said.
’Firms already have cash but they’re not spending it. So what’s the point of
having banks make more loans, if firms don’t need the cash’ President Obama’s
call for tax breaks for corporate investment, which would allow businesses to
write off the cost of new investments in plants and equipment, and thereby
create an incentive for businesses to spend money, are a step in the right
direction, Almeida says. ’The government made the right call here,’ he said.
’There’s no point in spurring bank lending if firms have cash to spare, so
creating an incentive for them to spend through a tax break for investment is a
good idea.’
F But the key thing that government should
focus on in the near term, Almeida says, is fixing the broken housing market,
which is still mired in a post-bubble slump. ’The key thing is fixing the
housing market, but there are some big structural problems associated with it,’
he said. One is that a lot of households still carry too much mortgage-related
debt. ’What the government has been trying to do, albeit unsuccessfully, is
negotiate homeowner’s debt down to a level they can actually handle,’ Almeida
said. ’Banks will inevitably take a hit from this, but homeowners would get to
keep their house. That’s difficult to do with securitised loans—the entity that
holds the loan is not the loan originator. So the government is struggling to
solve this problem, which is the fundamental weakness behind the slow economy.’
According to Almeida, the prime enabler for helping to create the housing bubble
is the continued governmental support for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the
secondary mortgage markets they sponsor to ostensibly make mortgage loans more
affordable. ’That’s what got us into real trouble,’ he said. ’The U.S. needs to
get out of the mortgage lending business, even if the repercussions of that
means making housing less affordable in the short-term. That may sound like the
wrong thing to do, to make things harder for people, but it’s what the U.S.
needs to do to strengthen the housing market.’
G
According to Almeida, another more long-term structural problem the U.S. needs
to tackle is education. ’Firms use recessions to get rid of employees and
replace them with technology,’ he said. ’The U.S. needs to create a more capable
workforce that’s ready for the new economy by investing a lot more heavily in
education. The U.S. has great universities, but primary and secondary education
needs to catch up, otherwise those universities will be increasingly composed of
foreign students.’ The only problem with structural change in an area like
education is it takes decades, Almeida said. ’But you’ve got to start somewhere.
The Obama administration is very aware of this.’
—Science DailySuccessful firms
A. are the ones who hold the largest amount of money.
B. are the ones who had $30 billion to sit on.
C. are the ones who know how to accumulate cash.
D. are the ones who create the largest number of jobs.
[单项选择]Man: I hear you drive a long way to work everyday.
Woman: Oh, yes. It’s about sixty miles. But it doesn’t seem that far, the road is not bad, and there’s not much traffic.
Qestion: How does the woman feel about driving to work
A. She is tired of driving in heavy traffic.
B. She doesn’t mind it as the road conditions are good.
C. She is unhappy to have to drive such a long way every day.
D. She enjoys it because she’s good at driving.
[单项选择]从RNS侧信令跟踪中可以获取很多有用信息，下列哪些数据无法从RNC后台信令获取（）
A. SGSN的GTP-U地址
B. GGSN的GI口IP地址
C. 手机拨号成功后的获得IP地址
D. 语音电话业务建立在IUCS口的哪条PVC上
