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[单选题]下列不属于房地产转让方式的是（ ）。
A.抵押
B.买卖
C.以房地产抵债
D.作价入股
[单项选择]实验性研究不包括下列哪一项（）
A. 主要在现场进行的研究
B. 在人群中观察某项预防措施的效果
C. 改变环境条件以消除某种可疑的因素，观察其后发病率的变化，证实这些因素的病因作用
D. 在临床上观察某种新药或新疗法的疗效
E. 先选病例，再探索其暴露因素
[单选题]电子调速器英文缩写是
A.BEC
B.ESC
C.MCS
[单选题]劳动保护用品分为一般劳动保护用品和（ ）劳动防护用品。
A.特别
B.特种
C.个别
D.其他
[不定项选择题][单选题] 对弱光敏感的视觉神经细胞是（ ）。
A.锥体细胞
B.双极细胞
C.杆体细胞
D.水平细胞
[判断题]允许速度不大于160km/h的线路，采用抛物线型竖曲线时，若相邻坡段的坡度代数差大于5‰，应设置竖曲线。
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]为了使列表框中的项目分为多列显示，需要设置的属性为
A. Columns
B. Style
C. List
D. MultiSelect
[单项选择]我国奴隶社会的教育内容是（）
A. 四书五经
B. 六艺
C. 自然科学
D. 生产技能
[判断题]公安机关交通管理部门审查校车使用许可申请材料时，应当通过全国交通管理信息系统核查比对机动车行驶证记载信息、校车驾驶人驾驶资格以及校车安全技术检验情况，确认是否一致。
A.正确
B.错误
[判断题]6号线LCB位于滑动门体上方，有四种不同的操作模式，其中“隔离”是维修人员维修时使用的。
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]青春期儿童最容易出现的心理行为是（）。
A. 咬指甲
B. 遗尿症
C. 学校恐惧症
D. 自我形象不满
E. 破坏性行为
[多选题]发生突发大客流时的处理正确的有：（ ）？
A.区域站负责现场客流监控，做好大客流发展趋势的预测，采取有效的控制措施，进行先期客流控制
B.车站及时将客流情况向 OCC 报告，报告内容包括：车站客流预测数量、预测持续时间、设备运行状态、已采取措施
C.OCC 通知相关处室启动大客流组织流程，调配各部门联动，采取有效措施，进行客运组织
D.车站应组织地铁公安、保安等加强对重点部位的巡视和防范工作；需要进行客流控制时，按控制等级需要，积极与车站配合，听从值班站长的安排，执行客流控制方案，确保客流得到有效控制
[多选题]牙轮钻头按牙齿的类型可分为( )。
A.楔齿牙轮钻头
B.保径齿牙轮钻头
C.镶齿牙轮钻头
D.铣齿牙轮钻头
[判断题]在系统正常运行时三相对称,零序分量电流为0，
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题]下列关于领取失业保险金描述错误的是（ ）。
A.失业前用人单位和本人已经缴纳失业保险费未满一年
B.非因本人意愿中断就业的
C.已经进行失业登记，并有求职要求的
D.失业前用人单位和本人已经缴纳失业保险费满一年
[单项选择]射击：手枪
A. 投掷：石头
B. 月光：流水
C. 性格：坚强
D. 有力：攻击
[单项选择]熟料秤皮带失控时全速运转该怎么处理（）
A. 继续运转
B. 插小棒阀
C. 抽大棒阀
D. 停皮带检查
[单项选择]"It was the beginning of a revolution in America and the world, a revolution that some have yet to acknowledge and many have yet to appreciate," says Harold Skramstad, president of the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. 1776 No indeed. 1896, when Frank Duryea finally perfected the Duryea Motor Wagon. At its first airing, the contraption rolled less than 100 metres before the transmission froze up. But by the end of 1896 Duryea had sold 13 of them, thus giving birth to the American motor industry. That industry (whose roots, outside America, are usually attributed to tinkerings by Messrs Daimler and Benz in Germany) is being celebrated hugely over the coming months, culminating with a Great American Cruise in Detroit in June. "Our goal is to attract the greatest collection of antique and classic cars this nation has ever seen in one place at one time," says Mr. Skramstad modestly. Americans may indeed blame the car for almost everything that has happened to their country, and themselves, since 1896. The car has determined. The way they live. From cradle to grave, the car marks every rite of American passage. Home by car from the maternity ward; first driving licence (usually at the age of 16); first (backseat) sexual experience; first car of one’s own (and the make of car is a prime determinant of social status, symbolic of everything a person is or does). In Las Vegas, and elsewhere, Americans can get married at drive-in chapels. They then buy, or lust after, a house with garages big enough for not one but two or three cars. This allocates more space to cars than to children. And when the time comes, they may lie in state at a drive-through funeral home, where you can pay your respects without pulling over. The way they shop. Main Street has been replaced by the strip mall and the shopping mall, concentrating consumer goods in an auto-friendly space. A large part of each shopping trip must now be spent, bags under chin, searching for the place where the car was left. (And another point: bags have annoyingly lost their carrying handles since shoppers ceased to be pedestrian) Since car-friendly living and shopping became the role, most built-up parts of America now look like every other part. There is simply no difference between a Burger Inn in California and one on the outskirts of Boston. The way they eat. A significant proportion of Americans’ weekly meals are now consumed inside cars, sometimes while parked outside the (drive-by) eatery concerned, sometimes en route, which leads to painful spillages in laps, leading to overburdening of the legal system. Dozens of laws have been written to deal with car cases, ranging from traffic disputes to product liability. Drive-by shootings require a car, as do most getaways. The car is a great crime accessory; and it als0 causes the deaths of nearly 40,000 Americans every year. Personal finances. Before the age of the car, few people went into debt; no need to borrow money to buy a home. Now Americans tie themselves up with extended installment loans, and this in turn has spawned a whole financial industry. The wealth of the nation. By 1908, an estimated 485 different manufacturers were building cars in the United States. Employment grew nearly 100-fold in the industry during the first decade of the 20th century. When Henry Ford, in a stroke of genius, automated his production line he required a rush of new, unskilled labour, which he enticed by offering an unheard-of $ 5 a day in wages. Henceforth, workers could actually afford to buy what they built. And Americans never looked back. Today, the Big Three car manufacturers (Food, GM and Chrysler) generate more than $200 billion a year in business inside the United States. Directly and indirectly, the industry employs roughly one in seven workers. Every car job is reckoned to add $100,000 in goods and services to the economy, twice the national average. People occasionally suppose that the car is under attack as it enters its second century. Environmental regulators and transport planners (with their talk of car pools and subways) tend to give this impression. There are signs that personal computers may be replacing the sports car as the chief passion, and expense, of young men. But, in the end, nothing beats the idea of individual mobility. In a society that values freedom above all, the obvious way to celebrate a centenary is just to keep driving.It is suggested that automobiles will not be as popular as before owing to the possibility that ______ .
A. Americans tie themselves up with extended installment loans
B. Americans become more interested in antiques
C. employment in motor industry has grown to such a point that no more unskilled worker are needed
D. young people in America will be obsessed by personal computers
[单选题]保护电压采样无效对光差线路保护的影响有( )。
A.A闭锁所有保护
B闭锁光纤差动保护
C对电流保护没影响
D自动投入TV断线过流
B.1
C.1
D.1
[多选题]员工有下列行为之一的，给予通报批评()。
A.违反考勤及请假制度，符合以下任一项：a.一个月内累计迟到、早退、缺勤3次及以上；
b.一个月内累计旷工1天；c.三个月内累计旷工2天。
B.当班期间擅自离岗或调班，造成不良影响和后果的。
C.不服从工作分配、调动及指挥，贻误工作或影响生产工作秩序的。
D.在分公司组织的业务考试中舞弊、作弊的。
E.当班期间做与工作无关的事，影响正常工作秩序，经批评教育仍不改正的。
[单项选择]89Sr在临床上广泛用于治疗骨转移癌，其半衰期为
A. 50.6天
B. 14.3天
C. 8.04天
D. 60.2天
E. 3.8天
[多项选择]甲企业中每名员工都有两个直接上级，其中一名上级负责产品或服务，而另一名负责职能活动。该企业的组织结构的缺点有( )。
A. 可能导致权力划分不清晰
B. 双重权力容易使管理者之间产生冲突
C. 协调所有的产品和地区会增加时间成本和财务成本，从而导致制定决策的时间过长
D. 管理层可能难以接受混合型结构，并且管理者可能会觉得另一名管理者将争夺其权力，从而产生危机感
[填空题]对接收的抵债资产应（ ），确保抵债资产安全、完整、保值和有效。
[多选题]提高药物稳定性的方法有
A. 对水溶液不稳定的药物,制成固体制剂
B. 为防止药物因受环境中的氧气.光线等影响制成微囊或包合物
C. 对遇湿不稳定的药物,制成包衣制剂
D. 对不稳定的有效成分,制成前体药物
E. 对生物制品,制成干粉制剂
[判断题]充电设备巡视人员每组应不少于1人，根据配电《安规》规程和上级业务部门要求，按期执行车联网平台巡视计划。
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题]幽门梗阻体征
A.胃蠕动波
B.腹壁柔韧感
C.左锁骨上窝淋巴结肿大
D.移动性浊音
E.右下腹肿块
[判断题]持铁路乘车证的人员乘坐动车组和列车时，应签证后方可乘车
A.正确
B.错误
[简答题]凡影响营业线行车的维修作业均应纳入（ ），不准利用列车间隔进行。
[单选题]“定向航距应拉长”的要求主要是针对船舶（ ）航行而言的。
A.逆流
B.顺流
C.过河
D.过滩
[判断题] 液压马达一般用于实现回转运动。(易)
A.正确
B.错误
[单项选择]开放性气胸现场急救哪项正确
A. 立即清创
B. 注射破伤风抗毒素
C. 吸氧
D. 迅速封闭伤口
E. 给予抗菌素
[单项选择]李某供职于某报关行，2002年参加了报关员资格全国统一考试，未获通过，故又报名参加今年的报关员资格全国统一考试并通过了报名确认。李某于2004年8月份即开始借用该单位其他报关员的名义向海关报关。根据海关现行规定，对李某这一行为，海关可以 ( )。
A. 以走私行为论处，并给予行政处罚
B. 对李某不予处罚，但应暂停该报关行的报关资格
C. 取缔其非法报关活动，没收违法所得，可以并处罚款
D. 取消其参加今年报关员资格全国统一考试的资格
[单项选择]自愿离婚的双方，需要办理何种手续才完成离婚？（）
A. 自行解决即可
B. 到婚姻登记机关申请离婚
C. 告知家人即可
D. 变卖房产即可
[单项选择]容易见到角化珠的癌可以确定为（）
A. 分化好的鳞癌
B. 基底细胞癌
C. 移行细胞癌
D. 分化差的鳞癌
E. 分化差的腺癌
[判断题]铁路机车车辆驾驶证有效期为6年。
A.正确
B.错误
[单选题]现阶段，我国货币政策的操作目标和中介目标分别是( )和( )。
A.货币供应量，基础货币
B.基础货币，高能货币
C.基础货币，流通中现金
D.基础货币，货币供应量
[判断题]老空水含铁质变成红色,酸度大,水味发涩。( )
A.正确
B.错误
