[单项选择]Which is the best title for this passage


A. Typical Problems Associated with Stress.
B. Higher Stress Levels among Top Managers.
C. Coping with Stress through a Positive Attitude.
D. Causes of Increased Stress in the Work Environment.

[单项选择]在具有预增压的压力调节系统中，飞机着地时的座舱压力：（）
A. 等于着陆机场海拔高度的压力
B. 小于着陆机场海拔高度的压力
C. 大于着陆机场海拔高度的压力
D. 任意着陆机场海拔高度的压力

[单选题](3分)单选题3产气荚膜梭菌可引起
A.炭疽病
B.假膜性肠炎
C.食物中毒
D.烫伤样皮肤综合征
E.破伤风

[单项选择]以下不属于专用网页制作工具的是 (44) 。
A. PowerPoint
B. Frontpage
C. Dreamweaver
D. Interdev

[单项选择]产业结构合理化的主体是（）
A. 政府
B. 管理者
C. 国家
D. 企业

[判断题]( )供应商选择方法中的评分法,是指依据评价的各项指标,按照供应商的优劣档次,分别对各供应商进行评分,选得分高者为最佳供应商。
A. 正确
B. 错误

[判断题] 电空位操纵,电空制动控制器在制动前中立和制动后中立位的作用不同。( )
A.正确
B.错误

[单项选择]间接损伤冲任，导致妇科疾病的是（）
A. 气血失调，脏腑功能失常
B. 郁怒伤肝，肝气郁结
C. 思虑过度，劳伤心脾
D. 房劳多产，损伤肾气
E. 经期产时，感染邪毒

[单项选择]( )REITs是以收益性物业的出租、经营管理和开发为主营业务，主要收入是房地产出租收入。
A. 权益型
B. 抵押型
C. 混合型
D. 多重合伙型

[判断题] ( )采输井站常用的法兰、螺栓、垫片、截止阀等属管件。
A.正确
B.错误

[判断题]股道红光带受该股道GJ控制，只要GJ落下，所有股道内的红光带都亮。(　　)[322010201]
A.正确
B.错误

[简答题]简述预算收入退库的审批权。

[单选题]一个工作负责人（）多张工作票，工作票上所列的工作地点，以一个电气连接部分为限。
A.不能同时持有
B.不能同时执行
C.不能依次执行
D.不能同时接受许可

[单选题]—The store at the corner has an excellent ________ for fair dealing.
A.reputation
B.expression
C.involvement
D.condition

[填空题]The development of writing was one of the great human inventions. It is difficult (36) many people to imagine language without writing; the spoken word seems intricately tied to the written (37) . But children speak (38) they learn to write. And millions of people in the world speak languages with (39) written form. Among these people oral literature abounds, and crucial knowledge (40) memorized and passed (41) generations. But human memory is short-lived, and the brain’s storage capacity is finite. (42) overcame such problems and allowed communication across the miles (43) through the years and centuries. Writing permits a society (44) permanently record its poetry, its history and its technology.
It might be argued (45) today we have electronic means of recording sound and (46) to produce films and television, and thus writing is becoming obsolete. (47) writing became extin

[判断题]起重、运输作业人员必须接受安全及培训部门培训、考试合格并取得特种作业证后，方可上岗
A.正确
B.错误

[多项选择]患者女，60岁，因左侧膝关节骨性关节炎15年，现局部肿痛，行走困难，拟行全膝关节置换术。查体：左侧膝关节屈曲挛缩畸形40°，外翻畸形30°，活动困难。术前准备包括（）。
A. 膝关节X线片
B. 下肢血管超声
C. 停用阿司匹林等非甾体消炎药
D. 治疗体内的慢性感染和基础疾病
E. 心、肺功能检查
F. ECT

[判断题]空压机不用根据不同的季节气温来选择不同的润滑油。

[单选题]1936年10月9日,红二方面军指挥部到达(),同红一方面军会合。
A.陕西吴起镇
B.甘肃会宁县
C.甘肃迭部县
D.静宁县将台堡

[判断题] 《关于完善项目商务策划书、管控风险点及亏损点的通知》（DSW027）中，项目标价分离书编制、审批后，针对标价分离书中的“亏损点”，凡单项亏损点亏损额≥50万元的，应明确分公司/事业部扭亏创效责任人。（ ）
A.正确
B.错误

[单项选择]在全麻下行扁桃体切除术后患者在尚未清醒时，应保持的体位是（）
A. 仰卧位
B. 半俯卧位
C. 侧位
D. 半坐位
E. 头后仰位

[单选题]婴幼儿腹泻的饮食治疗中错误的一项是
A.母乳喂养患儿可继续哺乳,但暂停辅食
B.人工喂养者可喂等量米汤或水稀释的牛奶
C.严重呕吐者应禁食、禁水4-6小时
D.病毒性肠炎应暂停乳类喂养,改为豆制代乳品
E.腹泻停止后继续给予营养丰富的饮食

[判断题]可摘挂吊椅应摘挂灵活、可靠，吊椅通过各托、压绳轮时不应有干涉现象。
A.正确
B.错误

[单选题] 根据《首次公开发行股票并上市管理办法》,发行人首次公开发行股票,最近( )年内主营业务和董事、高级管理人员没有发生重大变化,实际控制人不能发生变更。
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

[名词解释]分层渲染/合成

[简答题]简述阿特拉津的主要用途

[单选题]某派出所民警甲、乙在某小区内巡逻，有居民举报说，听到该小区5号楼1单元4楼西户有打架的声音，甲与乙接警后，如需要检查，应注意什么（）
A.经说明身份后，可以立即检查
B.经出示证件后，可以立即检查
C.经出示证件后，可以立即检查，但事后必须补办检查证
D.不能检查，因为检查公民住所应持有检查证

[多选题]下列行为正确的是 。
A.以正确的方法开关机
B.文件不存储在C盘，比如桌面和“我的文档”
C.重要文件及时备份
D.定期清理邮箱内废弃的电子邮件

[单选题]绝缘斗臂车作业接近和离开带电部位时，应由( )操作，但下部操作人员不准离开操作台。 
A.专职司机
B.斗臂中人员
C.下部操作人员
D.工作负责人

[单项选择]确定薪酬等级数量及级差时采用的变动差异比率法是指( )。
A. 各职位等级中的最高点之间的差相等
B. 职位等级越高，相邻的两个职位等级的最高点之间的差异就越大
C. 绝对级差与下一职位等级最高点之间的比例是恒定的
D. 职位等级越高，相邻的两个职位等级之间的差异比率越大

[填空题]ZPW-2000A无绝缘移频自动闭塞系统上行载频频率为2000Hz和（）。

[单选题]围护墙或基坑边坡顶部的水平和竖向位移监测点应沿基坑周边不知,周边( )应布置监测点。
A.中部、端部
B.中部、阳角
C.端部、阳角
D.端部、阴角

[单选题] 喷嘴喷射超高压微细水雾的初速度≥200m/s，喷射距离≥（）。（易）
A. 13m
B. 15m
C. 18m
D. 20m

[填空题]人们主要用冲击波超压、正向比冲量及（）三项参数来描述凝聚态物质爆炸后的空气冲击波。

[单项选择]发生输液反应后要封（）。
A. 病历
B. 护理记录
C. 输液器
D. 输液器和药液
E. 药液

[单选题]胃是人体的消化器官，通常位于其最低部的是( )。
A.胃底
B.贲门
C.幽门管
D.幽门窦

[简答题]模板支架应根据哪些情况按进度分阶段进行检查和验收？

[单选题]长期固定资产贷款指贷款期限在（）年以上的固定资产贷款。
A.2
B.3
C.4
D.5

[单选题]The colourful chalkboards and baskets of fruit that greet customers at the entrances of Whole Foods Market's shops paint a rosy picture.Yet shares in the American seller of organic and natural food have fallen by more than 40%since hitting a peak last October,in a period when stock markets have been strong. It is not that the retailer is in immediate crisis:its latest quarterly figures,on July 30th heowed sales and profits both up a bit.And it is not that people are going off the idea of paying more for food produced without chemical fertilisers,pesticides or additives:the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements reckons that the industry's worldwide revenues were a record of 63 billion in 2012;and Techsci Research,a market-research firm,predicts that the American market for such foods-the worlds largest-may grow by 14%by 2018. The problem is that at Whole Foods,shoppers have been paying way over the cost of regular produce,and its success in getting them to do so has now attracted a lot of competitors,from rival organics chains like Sprouts and Trader Joe's to mass-market retailers like Walmart and Costco.As a result,the price premium for organic produce is crashing down.On a recent shopping trip,a pound of organic apples cost 2.99 at Whole Foods but just 1.99 at Sprouts and even less at Costco. The firm has been trimming costs to keep its margins up,but the slump in its share price reflects investors expectation that this cannot continue,that profits will suffer and that Whole Foods'dominance of the market is coming to an end. That the company has had to recall a number of products—in late July it and other grocers recalled plums and peaches suspected of contamination with Listeria bacteria—has made it harder to maintain an air of superiority over its competitors.Organic foods'claim to superiority is questionable anyway.Both Britain's Food Standards Agency and the Annals of Internal Medicine,a journal,concluded after reviewing the extensive studies on the issue that there is no substantial difference in the nutritiousness of organics and non-organics.In some respects organics may be bad for the environment,because growing them uses land less efficiently than non-organics. As for“natural”foods,there is no official definition of this,inAmericaat least;so the label,which Whole Foods also applies to many products,is close to meaningless.Alan McHughen,a botanist at the University of California,Riverside,argues that the whole industry is"99%marketing and public perception,"reeling people in through a fabricated concept of a time when food,and life in general,was simple and wholesome. If true,the trick has worked nicely for Whole Foods.But its success has attracted so many imitators that it is losing its uniqueness Even recent speculation about a takeover bid has failed to lift its shares.It may insist its food is sustainable But it seems its prices are not.下列哪一选项与划线部分所表达意思相同
A.Crisis Seems Far
B.The Firm Is at Risk
C.More Rivals Join In
D.Natural Foods Are Unreal
E.Stop Buying Organic Foods
F.The Recall Makes Things Worse
G.Traditional Foods Face Challenge