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[单选题]用号码制登记货车停留时间时，对作业过程不全的货物作业车，需在相关的过程栏内（）
A.划一虚线
B.打上“×”
C.打上“√”
D.划一横线

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[单选题]钻机采取孔底马达钻进，一般以高压水（）Mpa为驱动力。
A.A、3.5~6
B.B、3.5~7
C.C、3.5~8
D.D、3.5~9

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[单选题] 在低压配电盘、配电箱和电源干线上的工作,应填用( )。 (1.0分)
A. 变电站(发电厂)第一种工作票
B. 变电站(发电厂)第二种工作票
C. 变电站(发电厂)带电作业工作票
D. 工作任务单

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[多选题][多选题]管棚适用于()地层。
A.砂土质地层
B.极破碎岩体
C.弱膨胀性地层
D.弱流变性地层
E.浅埋小偏压

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[单项选择]表示下行干扰水平的值是（）。
A. SINR
B. CIR_pole
C. SNPL
D. IoT

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[单选题]高温天气是指地市级以上气象主管部门所属气象台向公众发布的日最高气温（）以上的天气。高温天气作业是指用人单位在高温天气期间安排劳动者在高温自然气象环境下进行的作业
A.33℃
B.35℃
C.37℃
D.40℃

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[单项选择]9，0，16，9，27，（　）
A. 36
B. 49
C. 64
D. 22

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[单选题]动火工作终结后，工作负责人、动火执行人的动火工作票应交给（），签发人将其中的一份交工区。
A.A．消防监护人
B.B．动火工作票签发人
C.C．动火工作负责人
D.D．动火执行人

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[判断题]电容型设备如耦合电容器、套管、电流互感器等,其电容屏间绝缘局部层次击穿短路后,测得的电容量变大。
A.正确
B.错误

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[单选题]新修订的《安全生产法》共7章（）条。
A.97
B.112
C.114

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[单选题]乳腺癌扩大根治术的切除范围是（　　）。
A.乳房及同侧腋窝脂肪淋巴组织
B.乳房、胸大肌、胸小肌及其筋膜
C.乳房、胸大肌、胸小肌及同侧腋窝、锁骨上脂肪淋巴组织
D.乳房、胸大肌、胸小肌及同侧腋窝脂肪淋巴组织
E.乳房、胸大肌、胸小肌及同侧腋窝、胸骨旁脂肪淋巴组织

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[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 G

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[填空题]盘柜等基础的预埋型钢的安装允许偏差应符合下表规定，其顶部高出抹平的地面（）。

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[判断题]现代造纸原料大多用树皮、麻头、渔网等等。
A.正确
B.错误

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[单项选择]下列描述填方的填埋顺序不正确的是（）。
A. 先填石方，后填土方；
B. 先填底土，后填表土；
C. 先填近处，后填远处；
D. 先填土方，后填石方；

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[单选题]充电操作前，应检查充电设备是否运行正常，严禁在（）的设备上进行充电操作。
A.A.桩体损坏
B.B.正在检修
C.C.桩体损坏、正在检修
D.D.不同厂家

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[单选题]下列各项中，（　　）是构成税收实体法诸要素中的基础性要素，是一种税区别于另一种税的最主要标志。
A.课税对象
B.纳税环节
C.税目
D.纳税义务人

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[判断题]生产经营单位应将安全生产保障责任转移给劳务派遣单位。
A.正确
B.错误