[简答题]【学生困难】：男生说他是一个club的manager。今晚在town hall要举办一个音乐会concert。他得把一堆器材equipment从student center 搬运move到town hall。他的朋友原本答应他用车帮他搬。但朋友突然打电话告诉他说卡车truck坏在路上了。 　　【解决方案】：男生自己说有两个解决方案：方案1、让volunteers来帮忙搬器材。不过不是他们原先说好的职责，虽然只有几个blocks，但是怕累着他们。方案2、去学校rent a van，这样volunteer只需搬上车，不过租van的租金很贵，而且他还不知道能不能报销。

[简答题]【学生困难】：女生图书馆看书突然想起十分钟之后要去做presentation.男生说下大雨出不去。 【解决方案】：男的给她伞，但要等他拿过来需要时间，所有女的会迟到；女的不借伞直接冲去做presentation不会迟到，但是淋得一身湿 【问题】：Briefly summarize the problem and two possible solutions. Then state which solution you recommend and explain why.

[简答题] town hall

[简答题]两个学生和导师讨论做的一个关于如何使用Internet的research题目是Area to concern: privacy

[简答题]上周末的音乐会上，那位歌唱家的演唱由她的学生担任钢琴伴奏。

[判断题]圆形水池预应力筋张拉程序为0→0.6σ_con→1.05σ_con→1.0σ_con。( )

[单项选择]室外音乐会的组织者宣布，明天的音乐会将如期举行，除非预报了坏天气或预售票卖得太少。如果音乐会被取消，将给已买了票的人退款。尽管预售票已经卖得足够多，但仍有一些已买了票的人已经得到了退款，这一定是因为预报了坏天气的缘故。
下列哪一项是该论述中含有的推理错误( )
A. 该推理认为如果一个原因本身足以导致一个结果，那么导致这个结果的原因只能是它。
B. 该推理将已知需要两个前提条件才能成立的结论建立在仅与这两个条件中的一个有关系的论据的基础上。
C. 该推理解释说其中一事件是由另一事件引起的，即使这两件事都是由第三件未知的事件引起的。
D. 该推理把缺少某一事件发生的一项条件的证据当作了该事件不会发生的结论性证据。

[简答题]your town biggest change

[单项选择](1)听音乐会(2)观看广告 (3)购买音乐会票(4)坐车前往音乐厅 (5)寻找座位
A. 3—2—1—4—5
B. 2—5—1—4—3
C. 2—3—4—5—1
D. 3—4—1—2—5

[判断题]COPY ABC.TXT CON命令的含义是把文件ABC.TXT拷贝到当前目录的CON子目录下。

[填空题]Confucius considered himself a transmitter who consciously tried to reanimate the old in order to attain the new. He proposed retrieving the meaning of the past by breathing ______. into seemingly outmoded rituals. (vital)

[单项选择]A. solutions B. conclusions
C. decisions D. determination

[单项选择]Ironman Nutrition has traditionally followed a conservative policy of expensing most costs. However, the new CFO is an advocate of capitalization. During a meeting with company executives he explains that compared to expensing, capitalization is least likely to result in:

[简答题]the develpment of your home town

[单项选择]定于明天举办露天音乐会的承办方宣布：音乐会明天照常举办，除非预报出现坏天气或只有很少的预售票被卖出。如果音乐会被取消，票款将被安排退回给持票人。因为一些持票人的票款退款已经被汇寄给持票人，尽管已经有超过预期数的预售票被卖出，也可以推定肯定发生了预报出现坏天气的事。下面说的正是上文推理中包含逻辑毛病的选项是( )。
A. 上文推理中把一个前提本身足以保证得到某一结论的前提，看成是要使某一结论产生的惟一前提
B. 上文推理中把一个必须具备两个前提才能成立的结论，仅仅建立在这两个前提中的一个前提上
C. 上文推理中把一个事件解释成是由另一个事件造成的，而实际上这两个事件都是由第三个不知晓的事件造成的
D. 在“某个前提”下某种情况就会发生，上文推理中把用来证明缺乏“某个前提”的证据当作一个直接的证据来使用，有这个证据“某种情况”就不会发生

[单项选择]Light utility trucks have become popular among consumers who buy them primarily for the trucks rugged appearance. Yet although, these trucks are tough-looking, they are exempt from the government’s car-safety standards that dictate minimum roof strength and minimum resistance to impact. Therefore, if involved in a serious high-impact accident, a driver of one of these trucks is more likely to be injured than is a driver of a car that is subject to these government standards.
The argument depends on the assumption that
A. the government has established safety standards for the construction of light utility trucks.
B. people who buy automobiles solely for their appearance are more likely than other people to drive recklessly.
C. light utility trucks are more likely than other kinds of vehicles to be involved in accidents that result in injuries.
D. the trucks’ rugged appearance is deceptive in that their engines are not especially powerful.
E. (E) light utility trucks are less likely to meet the car-safety standards than are cars that are subject to the standards.

[单项选择]Passage One Most people lie in everyday conversation when they are trying to appear likable and competent, according to a study conducted by University of Massachusetts psychologist Robert S. Feldman. The study found that lies told by men and women differ in content, though not in quantity. Feldman said the results showed that men do not lie more than women or vice versa, but that men and women lie in different ways. "Women were more likely to lie to make the person they were talking to feel good, while men lied most often to make themselves look better," Feldman said. A group of 121 pairs of undergraduate UMass students were recruited to participate in the study. They were told that the purpose of the study was to examine how people interact when they meet someone new. Participants were told they would have a 10-minute conversation with another person. Some participants were told to try to make themselves appear likable. Others were told to appear competent. A thi
A. believe they had told lies
B. tell where they had lied
C. agree to make the tape public
D. tolerate their having been videotaped