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【单选题】
椎间盘功能的描述,不正确的是
A.
保持脊柱的高度
B.
限制椎体的活动度
C.
对纵向负荷起缓冲作用
D.
保持椎间的大小
E.
维持脊的生理曲度
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【单选题】关于DNS服务,下列说法中错误的是()。
A.
DNS服务器主要是维护一个域名与IP地址对应关系的数据库
B.
地址域是长度为两个字符的国家或地区代号
C.
域名解析是将域名转换为IP地址的过程
D.
当用户请求的DNS服务器中没有相应信息时,域名解析失败
【单选题】墩、台身分节段浇筑施工时,已浇筑节段的混凝土强度不低于 (    ) 方可进行下一节段的施工。
A.
0.5MPa
B.
2.5MPa
C.
5.0MPa
D.
7.5MPa
【单选题】•Read the article below about the functions of money. •Choose the best word to fill each gap from A, B, C or D. •For each Question 21-30, mark one letter (A, B, C or D) on your Answer Sheet. Money ser...
A.
buying
B.
trading
C.
purchasing
D.
getting
【简答题】相手の軍門( )降る。 適当な助詞(1字)を入れなさい。
【多选题】法的指引作用可以分为确定的指引和有选择的指引,下列哪些表述属于有选择的指引?
A.
宪法规定,公民的人格尊严不受侵犯
B.
合同法规定,当事人协商一致,可以变更合同
C.
刑法规定,故意杀人的,处死刑、无期徒刑或者十年以上有期徒刑
D.
行政机关执行法律的过程同时是行使执法权的过程
【多选题】法的指引作用可以分为确定的指引和有选择的指引。下列表述属于有选择的指引的是( )。
A.
《宪法》规定,公民的人格尊严不受侵犯
B.
《合同法》规定,当事人协商一致,可以变更合同
C.
《刑法》规定,故意杀人的,处死刑、无期徒刑或者10年以上有期徒刑
D.
《民法通则》规定,公民对自己的发明或者其他科技成果,有权申请领取荣誉证书、奖金或者其他奖励
【多选题】法的指引作用可以分为确定的指引和有选择的指引。下列表述属于确定的指引的是( )。
A.
《宪法》规定,未经有关机关批准,公民的住宅不受非法侵犯
B.
《合同法》规定,以合法形式掩盖非法目的的合同无效
C.
《刑法》规定,对于中止犯,没有造成损害的,应当免除处罚;造成损害的,应当减轻处罚
D.
《民法通则》规定,公民对自己的发明或者其他科技成果,有权申请领取荣誉证书,奖金或者其他奖励
【单选题】•Read the article below about cruise business. •Choose the best word or phrase to fill each gap from A, B, C, or D on the opposite page. •For each question 19--33, mark one letter (A, B, C, or D) on y...
A.
passengers
B.
holders
C.
managers
D.
producers
【单选题】如右图所示的食物网中除生产者外,哪种生物的灭绝会导致另一种生物随之灭绝( )
A.
B.
C.
D.
【单选题】?Read the findings below on psychology of consumption. ?Choose the best word to fill each gap from
A.
B.
C or D on the opposite page. ?For each question 19-33, mark one letter(A, B, C or D). Pricing and the Psychology of Consumption Ask any executive how pricing policies influence the demand for a product or service, and you'll get a confident, well-reasoned reply。Ask that same executive how pricing policies affect consumption—the extent to which customers use products or services that they've (19) for—and you'll get a muted response at best. It is found that managers rarely, if ever, think about consumption when they (20) prices—and that be an (21) oversight. For many executives, the idea that they should (22) consumers' attention to the price that was paid for a product or service is counterintuitive. Companies have long (23) to mask the costs of their goods and services in order to boost sales. And rightly (24) —if a company fails to (25) theinitial sale, it won't have to worry about consumption. To promote sales, health club managers encouragemembers to get the payment out of the (26) early;HMOs encourage automatic payroll deductions;and cruise lines bundle small, specific costs into a single, all-inclusive (27) . However, executives may be discouraging consumption when they (28) those pricing practices. People are more (29) to consume a product when they are (30) of its cost—when they feel'out of pocket'. But (31) pricing practices such as advance sales, season tickets, and price bundling all serve to mask howmuch a buyer has (32) on a given product, decreasing the likelihood that the buyer will actually use it. And a customer who doesn't use a product is unlikely to buy that product again. Executives who (33) those pricing tactics without considering their impact on consumption may be trading off long-term customer retention for shorf-term increases in sales. (19) A.funded B.paid C.bought D.expended
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【单选题】?Read the findings below on psychology of consumption. ?Choose the best word to fill each gap from
A.
B.
C or D on the opposite page. ?For each question 19-33, mark one letter(A, B, C or D). Pricing and the Psychology of Consumption Ask any executive how pricing policies influence the demand for a product or service, and you'll get a confident, well-reasoned reply。Ask that same executive how pricing policies affect consumption—the extent to which customers use products or services that they've (19) for—and you'll get a muted response at best. It is found that managers rarely, if ever, think about consumption when they (20) prices—and that be an (21) oversight. For many executives, the idea that they should (22) consumers' attention to the price that was paid for a product or service is counterintuitive. Companies have long (23) to mask the costs of their goods and services in order to boost sales. And rightly (24) —if a company fails to (25) theinitial sale, it won't have to worry about consumption. To promote sales, health club managers encouragemembers to get the payment out of the (26) early;HMOs encourage automatic payroll deductions;and cruise lines bundle small, specific costs into a single, all-inclusive (27) . However, executives may be discouraging consumption when they (28) those pricing practices. People are more (29) to consume a product when they are (30) of its cost—when they feel'out of pocket'. But (31) pricing practices such as advance sales, season tickets, and price bundling all serve to mask howmuch a buyer has (32) on a given product, decreasing the likelihood that the buyer will actually use it. And a customer who doesn't use a product is unlikely to buy that product again. Executives who (33) those pricing tactics without considering their impact on consumption may be trading off long-term customer retention for shorf-term increases in sales. (19) A.funded B.paid C.bought D.expended