[单选题]下列哪项是医师行使道德权利的特点-我要搜题网

[单项选择]The word" deteriorate" can be replaced by ______.

A. become soft
B. go bad
C. change taste
D. turn hard

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[单选题]对持减价票和( )乘车证的旅客须核对相应的证件。(乘车证管理办法)
A.各种
B.铁路
C.特种
D.全国铁路免费

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[单选题]电流表、电流互感器及其他测量仪表的接线和拆卸，需要断开（）者，应将此回路所连接的设备和仪器全部停电后，始能进行。[单选题]
A.低压回路
B.高压回路
C.控制回路
D.二次回路

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[判断题]工作地点，应停电的线路和设备包括工作地段内有可能反送电的各分支线（包括用户）。
A.正确
B.错误

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[单选题]下列民事行为中，哪些不属于意思表示不真实的民事行为？（）
A.恶意串通损害他人利益的行为
B.以合法形式掩盖非法目的的行为
C.误将赝品作为真品出卖的行为
D.与他人合伙开设赌场的行为

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[单选题]焊接机械的二次线长度不大于( )。
A.5m
B.15m
C.30m
D.45m

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[判断题]CRH380A(统型)动车组防冻排空时车下水箱排水位于01、03、05、07、00车。
A.正确
B.错误

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[简答题]简述2号线空调机组在网控模式下，接受到“自动”命令后，空调工作状态与环境温度的关系。

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[不定项选择题]回答下列光纤数字传输系统的问题。（5）光接收机（光检测器）的特点（）。
A.是实现光/电转换的设备
B.由光检测器、解调器、放大器组成
C.将光纤传输来的光信号经光检测器接收、解调、放大成为电信号
D.上述电信号再经D/A转换供终端设备调用

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[单项选择]

C注册会计师负责对X公司2009年度财务报表进行审计，在销售与收款业务循环的测试过程中，C注册会计师需要对以下内部控制关键点进行判断。

适当的职责分离有助于防止各种有意或无意的错误，以下有关X公司销售与收款业务循环中进行了适当的职责分离的是( )。
A. 负责应收账款记账的职员负责编制银行存款余额调节表
B. 编制销售发票通知单的人员同时开具销售发票
C. 在销售合同订立前，由专人就销售价格、信用政策、发货及收款方式等具体事项与客户进行谈判
D. 应收票据的取得、贴现和保管应当由某一会计人员专门负责

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[判断题]公司通行卡(券)管理实行管理处、收费站二级管理模式。( )
A.正确
B.错误

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[单选题]变电站倒母线操作或变压器停送电操作，一般应下达（）操作指令。
A.即时
B.逐项
C.综合
D.根据调度员习惯下达

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[填空题]You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 14-26, which are based on Reading Passage 1 below.
You Are Here: How Digital Maps Are Changing the Landscape of the 21st Century
A Buried beneath November’s headlines depicting rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, European economic woes, and the disclosure of confidential State Department cables, a meaningful geopolitical event went largely overlooked: Nicaragua invaded Costa Rica. There was no shooting war and the incident involved only a small swath of disputed territory along the San Juan River, part of which divides the two nations. But a Nicaraguan commander added an interesting wrinkle to the narrative when he dragged an unlikely culprit into the dispute: Google. The commander cited Google Maps, which had erroneously depicted a stretch of the border in Nicaragua’s favour by as much as 1.7 miles. Google quickly moved to amend the faulty border data and sportingly apologised.
B The incident raises some interesting issues concerning the future of mapmaking that, thus far, our brave new digital world hasn’t yet been forced to confront. Whereas cartography—particularly the act (or the art) of drawing political lines on geographical charts—used to be the purview of nations and international bodies, commercial entities like Google, Bing, Mapquest, and other digital services are the principal mapmakers of the 21st century.
C Orbiting GeoEye satellites and camera-equipped Google sedans are the Magellans of the digital age, dispatched to explore and catalogue—and most importantly make public—unprecedented amounts of geographical data via the Web. If anyone wants to locate anything—be it a coffee house, a post office, or an international boundary users log into Google or Bing, not the U.N. or the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). But these commercial maps are compiled from a variety of sources and often blend government-derived mapping data with user-generated content. As such, they are subject to conflicting information, differences of political opinion and—as the Nicaraguan incident shows—outright error.
D ’With a lot of these web-based tools, the need for formal training in cartography is going away, and that’s both a good thing and a bad thing,’ says Dr. Brian Tomaszewski, an assistant professor in the Department of Information Sciences & Technologies at the Rochester Institute of Technology. It’s good because it creates rich, centralised data compilations that users constantly update. But before that can happen, someone like Google has to build the underlying map, and there’s no single source or authority for global map data to draw from. That leaves companies in the unenviable position of trying to pick and choose the best data and massage it to fit a single geographical template.
E In the case of Nicaragua, it turns out that data was simply incorrect. A post on Google’s ’Lat Long Blog’ explained the error: ’Yesterday we became aware of a dispute that referenced the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua as depicted on Google Maps. This morning, after a discussion with the data supplier for this particular border (the U.S. Department of State), we determined that there was indeed an error in the compilation of the source data, by up to 2.7 kilometres.’
F Viewed on Google Maps, however, an incorrect border looks like any other border, and if the U.S. State Department (and, more importantly, Google) says the border is in one place, who is Costa Rica to say it’s not In strict cartographic sense, the treaty that originally established the border is the final word. But no one locates a border by reading a 150-year-old treaty; people find borders by looking at maps, and in the 21st century people consult maps by opening their Web browsers.
G ’We look at the computer and say "how can it be wrong, it’s on the computer",’ says Dr. Frank Galgano, professor and chairman of Villanova University’s Geography and the Environment Department. It’s to the computer that the world increasingly turns to find just about everything, lending digital mapmakers incredible power to shape users’ geospatial perceptions.
H What’s largely missing is the healthy skepticism that users apply to other piecemeal compendia of information like Wikipedia, Galgano says. Google knows its maps contain errors; it says so in the user agreement (you read that closely, didn’t you). For those people searching for the nearest Starbucks in Manhattan these errors are largely negligible. But for an American hiking near the Iranian border, they can lead to miscalculations with serious consequences.
I ’People are forgetting to use common sense and critical thinking,’ Tomaszewski says. ’Google Maps isn’t an official mapping agency like a government. They buy or acquire data and then assemble it into a map. It’s almost frightening to think that militaries or governments might rely on Google as the final word on boundaries or borders between nations.’
J But there are a variety of reasons why a government or military might do so, not least of which is the lack of anything better. In the United States, the USGS maintains an extensive collection of publicly available map data accurate down to about 130 feet. Many other nations treat their official maps as state secrets. Still others don’t have the resources to produce accurate maps at all. That makes commercial, publicly available maps like Google’s very attractive, if not any more authoritative.
K Why Nicaragua chose to use a Google Map to justify military actions along a tense border is something for the geopolicy wonks to debate. Regardless, the incident embodies the changing nature and impact of cartography in a rapidly digitising environment. After all, borders are nothing more than imaginary lines enforced by mutual agreement. Cartography is inexact enough already, and the blurring line between ’official’ cartography and commercial maps rich in content but low in complexity further compounds that lack of concreteness.
L That’s not to say commercial maps don’t carry tremendous value. Their accessibility has revolutionised the way people use maps, particularly as they pertain to commerce. The economic importance of being ’on the map’ may not be outwardly apparent, but consider the case of Sunrise, Fla.; the community of 90,000 has inexplicably disappeared from Google Maps three times since August of last year. During these ’blackouts’, local businesses reported flattening commerce as new customers couldn’t locate them. Online orders ground to a halt for some businesses. After all, how would anyone find a florist or automotive shop that’s not searchable When Sunrise disappeared from Google Maps, it might as well have disappeared completely.
M So what makes a real map in the 21st century Some would argue that the musty old analogue maps tucked into national archives around the world are still the real deal, invested with the authority of governments. But if asked which is more important to their everyday lives, the citizens of Sunrise, Fla., might argue that commercial maps, regardless of inaccuracies or oversimplifications, represent a far greater social and economic utility. To the average person, commercial maps like those compiled by Google, Bing, or Yahoo have become at least as equally important as their ’official’ counterparts.The popularity of commercial maps is due to the invisibility of official maps.

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[单项选择]治疗军团菌感染首选
A. 青霉素G
B. 链霉素
C. 四环素
D. 氯霉素
E. 红霉素

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[判断题]( ) 大档下鞋就是制动员在溜放车组的两车的前后台车轨面上安放辅助鞋。
A.正确
B.错误

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[多选题]对账管理办法规定根据业务需要和账户风险等级,将对账账户划分为以下哪几种账户()。
A.同业账户
B.高风险账户
C.低风险账户
D.重点账户
E.普通账户

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[单选题]†批郎酒生产糖化堆堆积时间( )小时。
A..60
B..72
C.84

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[判断题](类别：号段管理难度：中等)通常在开始制定项目计划之前任命项目经理比较合适（）( )
A.正确
B.错误

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[单选题]（判断）南方电网公司《电气操作导则》（Q/CSG 125008—2016）第4.1.2条规定，调度机构当班值班员发布和接受操作任务时，必须互报单位、姓名，使用规范术语、双重名称，严格执行复诵制，双方录音。( )
A.对
B.错

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[单选题] 当列车速度160 km/h
A.500 m
B.800m
C.1400 m
D.2000 m

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[填空题]When a consumer finds that a item he bought is faulty 76. ______
or does not live to the manufacture’s claim for it, 77. ______
the first step is present the warranty(保单) to the shop assistant 78. ______
or others helpful records at the store of purchase. If this action 79. ______
does not work, there are various means that may used to gain 80. ______
satisfaction. A simple and commoner method is to complain 81. ______
directly to the store manager. Generally, 82. ______
the "high up" the consumer takes his complaint, 83. ______
the faster he can expect it to settled. In such a case, 84. ______
it is usually settled at the consumer’s favor, if he has a just claim. 85. ______

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[单项选择]Mary’s {{U}}perpetual {{/U}} moaning nearly drove me mad.
A. monotonous
B. endless
C. serious
D. bitter

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[判断题]绝缘斗中的作业人员应正确使用安全带和绝缘工具。
A.正确
B.错误

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[单选题]在电磁感应现象中，下列说法正确的是（）
A.导体相对磁场运动，导体内一定会产生感应电流
B.导体做切割磁感线运动，导体内一定会产生感应电流
C.闭合电路中的磁通量发生变化时，电路中就一定会有感应电流
D.闭合电路在磁场中切割磁感线时，电路中就一定会有感应电流

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[名词解释]新闻主导理论

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[单项选择]产后大便难的病机是（）
A. 新产血虚，多汗出，喜中风
B. 亡血复汗，寒多
C. 亡津液，胃燥
D. 血虚下厥，孤阳上出

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[判断题]物探数据中的干扰数据可以不删除进行适当修改后使用。
A.正确
B.错误