Major types of media bias include: bias by omission, bias by placement, bias by headline, bias by photos and captions, and bias by ______.

A . Until SCN B . Until time C . Until cancel D . Recover using backup control file.

A . 4 B . 9 C . 8 D . 5

A .  CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE TO sbt BACKUP TYPE TO BACKUPSET； B .  CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE TO disk BACKUP TYPE TO COPY； C .  CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE TO sbt BACKUP TYPE TO COMPRESSED BACKUPSET； D .  CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE TO sbt BACKUP TYPE TO COMPRESSED COPY；

A . Hot-plug PCI-X B . Remote I/O expansion C . Maximum 64GB RAM for 8-way D . Onboard SCSI RAID controller E . Ability to expand up to 16-way SMP

A . immigration　 B . baby boom C . rising birth rate　 D . larger number of young people

A . Cancel-based B . Recovery using a backup control file C . Time-based D . Change-based

A . Update Firmware, Update Drivers, Run Diagnostics, Install Windows  B . Update Firmware, Run Diagnostics, Install Windows, and Linux Operating Systems C . Update Firmware, Run Diagnostics, Install Windows  D . Update Firmware, Update Drivers, Install Window

A . Updatefirmware， update drivers， run diagnostics， install Windows B . Update firmware， run diagnostics， install Windows C . Update firmware， run diagnostics， install Windows， and install Linux D . Update firmware， update drivers， install Windows， and install Linux

A . Version B . Label C . COS/EXP D . TTL E . S flag

A．Newspapers. B．The mail. C．Magazines D．Films.

With the explosion of digital media in recent years, a growing number of students are spending their time in front of the small screen---whether it’s a Smartphone or tablet. In just two years, the number of US children using digital media has doubled to 72 percent, according to a survey by Common Sense Media. On average, students spend about two hours a day in front of the screen. Watching TV makes up half of this time. But gradually, the time children spend watching TV is decreasing, with more and more time being given to digital media. Some of the common things kids do with digital media are playing games, watching videos and sending messages to friends. The digital world can be used very effectively. In the survey, 74 percent of teachers said that digital media would improve students’ learning. As students can quickly get hold of information they need. However, without guidance from teachers or parents, digital media may have bad influence on students’ attention span and communication skills. So it’s always best to use your smartphone and tablet carefully. When using digital media, you need to find a balance. Just like study, too much can lead to information overload, and give you a headache. Also, make sure your smartphone or tablet doesn’t take priority over more important tasks. Give your eyes a rest, and remember: offline is just as fun as online. 1. Two years ago, the number of US children who use digital media made up _____.{A; B; C} A. 72% B. 36% C. 74% 2. Which is not TRUE according to the passage？{A; B; C} A. Using digital media is good for students’ learning. B. Using digital media can improve students’ communication skills. C. Students should use their digital media under adults’ guidance. 3. The underlined word “overload” in the last paragraph means _____ in Chinese.{A; B; C} A. 重叠 B. 夸大 C. 超负荷 4. The article mentions that kids usually use digital media to _____.{A; B; C} ①play games ②send message to friends ③watch videos ④shop online A. ①②③ B. ①②③④ C. ①③④ 5. Why is the time children spend watching TV decreasing？{A; B; C} A. Because they need a balance of study and entertainment. B. Because the TV shows aren’t interesting at all. C. Because they turn to spend more time on digital media.

A．Jidda B．Malmo C．Long Beach D．Kiev

A、quotas B、voluntary export quotas C、foreign exchange control D、state monopoly

(6) A．Information technology system can cause operational risk. B．A major fire can be a cause of operational risk. C．The most important types of operational risk involve breakdowns in internal controls and corporate governance. D．Other aspects of operational risk include firing its dealers, lending officers or other staff exceeding their authority or conducting business in an unethical or risky manner.