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[单选题]存款单位可就同一账户内容申请开具()单位存款证明书,农业银行对每份证明书按有关规定收取手续费。
A.一份
B.十份
C.二十份
D.多份
[单选题]创伤急救止血时,可用电线、铁丝、细绳等作止血带使用。
A.正确
B.错误
C.略
D.略
E.略
F.略
[填空题]“输入掩码”属性用于设定控件的输入格式,仅对文本型和________数据有效。
[单选题]借记卡伪冒账户异地销户的,发卡行须按受理行要求提供相关开卡资料扫描件或复印件,受理行应在____工作日内完成冒名账户销户申请真实性核实工作。
A.5个
B.10个
C.15个
D.20个
[单项选择]影响正常人舒张压的主要因素是
A. 心输出量
B. 小动脉口径
C. 大动脉弹性
D. 血液黏滞性
E. 血流速度
[单选题][题干]()及以上的电气设备,可采用间接验电方法进行验电。
[类型]单选
A.35kV,
B.110kV,
C.220kV,
D.330kV
[多选题]使用中的氧气瓶和乙炔气瓶应()放置。
A.A.水平
B.B.垂直
C.C.固定
D.D.任意
[单选题]《危险性较大的分部分项工程安全管理规定》第17条规定,项目( )应当对专项施工方案实施情况进行现场监督,对未按照专项施工方案施工的,应当要求立即整改,并及时报告项目负责人,项目负责人应当及时组织限期整改。
A.专职安全生产管理人员
B.项目质量管理人员
C.项目技术管理人员
D.项目监理人员
[单选题]新研制及经过重大改进的作业工具应由( )及以上单位鉴定通过,批准后方准使用。
A.供电车间
B.供电段
C.铁路局
D.调度
[多选题]vi 的三种工作模式是( )
A. 编辑模式
B. 插入模式
C. 命令模式
D. 检查模式
[多选题]任何单位和个人不得( )对事故的依法调查处理。
A. 阻挠
B. 干涉
C. 妨碍
D. 拒绝
[判断题]重大事故,是指造成10人以上人25人以下死亡,或者50人以上100人以下重伤,或者500万元以上1亿元以下直接经济损失的事故。( )
A.正确
B.错误
[多选题]人员上、下作业平台应征得作业平台操作负责人的同意。( )严禁人员上、下。
A.接触网作业车移动
B.作业平台升降、转向时
C.作业车停车
D.输入GYK数据时
[多项选择]可治小儿夜啼的药物是()。
A. 石决明
B. 钩藤
C. 蝉蜕
D. 天麻
E. 牛黄
[单项选择]
倒凹集中在左侧,义齿应( )
A. 从前向后就位
B. 从后向前就位
C. 左侧先就位
D. 右侧先就位
E. 垂直就位
[判断题]平视观察 2015 年版第五套人民币 100 元纸币上的光彩光变数字,数字颜色以绿色为主。
A.正确
B.错误
[填空题]中国历史上第一次农民起义是(),李自成提出了“均田免粮”的口号。
[判断题]凡在配合中可能出现间隙的,其配合性质一定是属于间隙配合。()
[单选题]ADR涉及的给药途径占比最多的是( )。( )
A.口服
B.静脉注射
C.静脉滴注
D.肌肉注射
[简答题]
(一)
某住宅楼工程地下1层,地上18层,建筑面积22800m2。通过招标投标程序,某施工单位(总承包方)与某房地产开发公司(发包方)按照《建设工程施工合同(示范文本)》(GF—1999—0201)签订了施工合同。合同总价款5244万元,采用固定总价一次性包死,合同工期400天。
施工中发生了以下事件:
事件一:发包方未与总承包方协商便发出书面通知,要求本工程必须提前60天竣工。
事件二:总承包方与没有劳务施工作业资质的包工头签订了主体结构施工的劳务合同。总承包方按月足额向包工头支付了劳务费。但包工头却拖欠作业班组2个月的工资。作业班组因此直接向总承包方讨薪,并导致全面停工2天。
事件三:发包方指令将住宅楼南面外露阳台全部封闭,并及时办理了合法变更手续,总承包方施工3个月后工程竣工。总承包方在工程竣工结算时追加阳台封闭的设计变更增加费用43万元,发包方以固定总价包死为由拒绝签认。
事件四:在工程即将竣工前,当地遭遇了龙卷风袭击,本工程外窗玻璃部分破碎,现场临时装配式活动板房损坏。总承包方报送了玻璃实际修复费用51840元,临时设施及停窝工损失费178000元的索赔资料,但发包方拒绝签认。
问 题
事件一中,发包方以通知书形式要求提前工期是否合法?说明理由。
[单项选择]在设计幻灯片的背景时,如果单击“全部应用”,结果是()。
A. 所有对象全部被该背景覆盖
B. 仅当前一张应用该背景
C. 现有每一张及插入的新幻灯片都是该背景
D. 现有的每一张是该背景,插入的新幻灯片背景需另外设置
[多选题]<1788>一台ST3000智能变送器电后输出值 不随输入压力信号变化 此故障原因是()。
A.仪表内部程序死机(将仪表断电再送电 使仪表复位)
B.表输出处于恒流源状态(按OUTPUT键-CLR键)
C.表输入处于恒流源状态(按SHIFT-+OUTPUT键-CLR键)
D.交送器硬件有故障(维修或更换硬件)
E.以上都可以
[单项选择]关于麻疹下列说法正确的是()
A. 潜伏期14-21天
B. 口腔颊粘膜有柯氏斑
C. 无色素沉着
D. 有杨梅舌
[判断题]交流电流表和电压表所指示的都是有效值。
A.正确
B.错误
[判断题] 高压直流试验时,每告一段落或试验结束时,应将设备对地放电一次并短路接地。
A.正确
B.错误
[多项选择]房地产市场定性调研是在市场调研中搜集有关房地产市场参与者的()等方面的资料。
A. 外貌
B. 倾向性
C. 感觉
D. 动机
E. 态度
[填空题]柴油机超速停车装置的用途是防止因某种原因使柴油机发生超速,造成( )事故。
[单选题]交流电的方向和大小随( )变化。
A.温度
B.环境
C.时间
D.磁场
[判断题]甲将我国某型导弹的部署情况非法提供给一境外间谍机构。该案应由国家安全机关办理,并由公安机关执行取保候审。
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 DailyEducational problems in the United States is that
A. foreigners with high degrees occupy the employment market.
B. the universities in the whole country cannot afford the need of
market.
C. economic deterioration produces negative effects on the education
system.
D. the primary and secondary educations are not as good as the university
education.
[单项选择]粪便中出现夏科-雷登结晶常见于()。
A. 十二指肠溃疡
B. 胃肠道出血
C. 阿米巴痢疾
D. 肠糜烂
E. 消化不良性腹泻
[单选题]醉酒驾驶营运机动车的,由公安机关交通管理部门约束至酒醒,吊销机动车驾驶证,依法追究刑事责任;()年内不得重新取得机动车驾驶证,重新取得机动车驾驶证后,不得驾驶营运机动车
A.五
B.十
C.十五
D.二十
[判断题]堕蹶刑罚执行邮门.应当时罪犯减刑.假释案件进行集体研究·出具审查量见.提交监狱减刑假释评审委员会评审.( )
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题]常见危险品氨气气瓶瓶体的颜色是( )。
A.绿色
B.黄色
C.灰色
D.草绿色
[多选题]病毒按存在媒体可分为( )
A.网络病毒
B.文件病毒
C.引导性病毒
D.后门性病毒