| An English tourist found that he had
only enough money in his pocket to buy the ticket. As he knew that it took only
two days to go back to England he decided to spend the two days without having
meals. So he bought the ticket and got on the ship. He dosed his ears to the
sound of the lunch bell. When dinner time came, be refused to go to the dining
hall, saying that he didn’t feel well. The next morning he didn’t go to
breakfast and lunch. At dinner time be was so hungry that he could not
stand(忍受)it any longer. "I’m going to eat, "be said, "even if they throw me into
the sea." At dinner he ate everything the waiter put out in front of him and got ready for the coming quarrel(争吵). "Bring me the bill(账单), "he said. "The bill, sir " said the waiter. "Yes, "answered the tourist. "There isn’t any bill, "was the answer." On the ship m [判断题]【判断题 1分】
企业提取的安全费用应当专户核算,按规定范围安排使用,不得挤占、挪用。 A.正确 B.错误 [简答题]常用千斤顶和种类有哪些？
[判断题]110接警工作必须由正式民警担任。
[判断题]禁止在油漆未干的结构或其他物体上焊接。
A.正确 B.错误 [判断题]电杆安装时，电杆调整好后，便可开始向杆坑回填土，一直填到与地面平并夯实即可。
A.正确 B.错误 [多选题]国家综合性消防救援队伍的退休人员，参加国家和国家综合性消防救援队伍组织的( )，通常着便服，也可以按照活动组织单位的要求，着在国家综合性消防救援队伍工作期间的制式服装，佩带国家统一颁发的徽章。
A.重大纪念 B.集体活动 C.庆典活动 D.党团活动 [多选题]道口工应具备（ ）条件。
A.熟悉有关规章制度及线路业务 B.熟练掌握非正常情况下的应急防护处理办法 C.有单独处理故障的能力 D.应经培训考试合格，持证上岗 [多选题]–年7月甲违反《海关法》相关规定，走私香烟入境，尚未达到犯罪标
准。2014年8月，甲走私的违法行为被举报。对此，下列说法错误的是
A.因超过法定处罚时限，不予处罚 B.由公安机关予以处罚 C.由海关予以处罚 D.应以刑事处罚代替行政处罚 [单项选择]下列函数定义中，会出现编译错误的是（ ）。
[单选题] ( )不是田间管理机具。
A.中耕器 B.抽水机 C.喷雾器 D.播种机 [多项选择]参芪降糖胶囊与养胃舒胶囊的共同功能有（）。
A. 健脾 B. 补肾 C. 益气 D. 养阴 E. 行气导滞 [单项选择]ZPW-2000型无绝缘移频自动闭塞系统中，站内正线电码化上行使用的频率是（）。
A. 1700Hz、2300Hz B. 2000Hz、2600Hz C. 1700Hz D. 2000Hz [多选题]坐下时,( )手指自然并拢放在( )。( )
A.两腿之间 B.大腿上侧 C.两膝上 D.上体保持正直 [单项选择]施工竣工验收阶段建设监理工作的主要内容不包括( )。
A. 受理单位工程竣工验收报告 B. 根据施工单位的竣工报告，提出工程质量检验报告 C. 组织工程预验收 D. 组织竣工验收 [单选题]在债务人已无力清偿债务时,下列情形中,债权人不能行使债权人撤销权的是( )
A.债务人以明显不合理的低价转让其房产 B.债务人放弃了对第三方的到期债权 C.债务人将其自有机器设备无偿赠送给其他同行 D.债务人捡到他人的钱包后返还,并且拒绝他人给付的酬金二.多项选择题 [判断题]各车间开展清洁生产审核的装置要按清洁生产工作计划执行，确保清洁生产工作质量，并做好清洁生产活动记录。
A.正确 B.错误 [简答题]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 DailyParagraph C [单项选择]死胎滞留宫腔内超过5周，其潜在危险是（）。
A. 血纤维蛋白原减少 B. 巨细胞包涵体病毒增多 C. 成红细胞增多症 D. 风疹病毒感染 E. 以上都不是 [判断题]发现埋藏物是单方法律行为。
A.正确 B.错误 [判断题]县级以上地方各级人民政府应急管理部门应当定期统计分析本行政区域内发生生产安全事故的情况，并定期向社会公布。
A.正确 B.错误 [单项选择]以下关于民事诉讼中的协议管辖，说法正确的是：( )。
A. 适用于包括合同纠纷案件在内的各类民事经济纠纷 B. 可以采取书面或口头的方式 C. 可以在合同签订地、被告住所地、原告住所地、合同履行地、标的物所在地这些范围内择其一 D. 当事人可以约定专利纠纷案件由基层人民法院管辖 [判断题]《呼和浩特铁路局劳动安全监督管理实施办法》中规定：使用劳务派遣工的单位应对在岗劳务派遣工进行岗位安全操作规程和安全操作技能的教育和培训。单位应督促劳务派遣单位对劳务派遣工进行必要的上岗知识安全生产教育培训。
A.正确 B.错误 [判断题]饮酒后上岗作业不是严重违反劳动纪律的行为。()
A.正确 B.错误 [多项选择]下列属于厌骨性肿瘤的是（）
A. 肺癌 B. 皮肤癌 C. 胃癌 D. 子宫内膜癌 E. 乳腺癌 [不定项选择]唐太宗李世民在位的国号是（）。
A. 靖康 B. 贞观 C. 嘉庆 D. 御道 [单项选择]VisuAlBAsiC应用程序是（）公司开发的。
A. MiCrosoft B. Sun C. CisCo D. OrACle [单选题]依据《安全生产法》 ，事故调查处理应当按照（ ） 的原则，及时准确地查清事故原因，查明事故性质和责任，总结事故教训，提出整改措施，并对事故责任者提出处理意见。
A.实事求是、尊重科学 B.公开、公正、公平 C.及时、准确、合法 D.科学严谨、依法依规、实事求是、注重实效 [单选题]正压式空气呼吸器警报器报警压力为_____MPa。( )
A.1、4～1、6 B.0、4～0、6 C.8 D.4～6 [简答题]横向力对钢轨伤损影响有哪些？
[单项选择]手工电弧焊操作时，直接与电打交道，焊机的空载电压达到（）V
A. 70~100 B. 0~50 C. 50~150 D. 0~100 [单选题]所有测量用装置必要时应设遮栏或围栏，并悬挂( ）的标示牌。
A.“在此工作！” B.“从此进出！” C.“止步，高压危险！” D.“禁止攀登，高压危险！” [简答题]什么是社会主义自由
[单项选择]建设项目管理规划涉及项目整个实施阶段的工作，它属于( )项目管理的工作范畴。
A. 业主方 B. 项目经理 C. 设计方 D. 总承包方 我来回答: 提交
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