Compared with other forms of current affairs programs, which is NOT the advantage of interviews？

A . high temperature distillate can be re- circulated to induce additional flashing B . scale formation is not a severe problem C . cold shocking is more effective in removing scale D . water purity is greatly increased at high capacity

A . give better range performance in rain，hail，etc B . display small targets in a mass of dense sea clutter at a greater range C . have less sea return in choppy rough seas D . display a more maplike presentation for inshore navigatio

A . dischargeendbeingsmallerthanthesuctionend B . smallsizeofimpeller C . lackofmovingparts D . easeatwhichthewearingringsmaybechanged

A . Provides a highly available cluster of Power Systems enabling near linear scalability and disaster recovery across different sites. B . Incorporates a hardware locking mechanism which resembles the Parallel Sysplex on the mainframe， delivering performance and scalability. C . Enables near linear scalability by partitioning and clustering the database across multiple nodes， and adding nodes dynamically when needed. D . Provides scalability by employing a highly available cluster of servers interconnected by an Infiniband network and a central locking mechanism.

A . Cost B . Speed C . Lost and damage ratios D . Transit time and frequency of service

A . Free B . Bound C . Root D . Affix

A．appeals more to older people B．has more effect on people's mind C．has faster rhythm D．is better at bringing order and harmony to human body

A．Free morphemes B．Bound morphemes C．Bound words D．Words

A．the world outside their business. B．women's liberation movements. C．the qualifications of the management. D．the needs of community and environment.

A．nearly 3 years behind. B．nearly 4 years behind. C．nearly 8 years behind. D．nearly 6 years behind.

A．more desirous of promotion B．more interested in money C．less independent D．less family-focused

A．True B．False

"I've walked a very fine line between the abled and disabled worlds all' my life," says Bethune, a former soloist with the New York City Ballet who starred on Broadway in Tommy Tune's production of Grand Hotel. Born and raised in New York City, Bethune, 47, started formal ballet training at age 6 with legendary choreographer George Balanchine. But during adolescence, a host of medical problems mined her chances of becoming a prima ballerina. But she ignored them and her pain and continued to dance. Faced with all sorts of difficulties, she never gave up. By the time she was 34, Bethune had went gone two hip replacements. Bethune, who has been married for 18 years to a former dancer, started Infinite Dreams in southern California in 1983. "Dance is spiritual," she says. "And these children's spirits are not disabled." Funded through grants and private donations, the group offers hour-long weekly sessions in schools and performs at arts festivals throughout the year. "Participation, not perfection, is emphasized," notes Bethune, who is currently trying to make her program available nationally. Adjustments to the dance steps are made as needed. Russell Bartel, 14, a star student with spina bifida and little feeling in his lower legs, pirouettes not by turning on his toes but by spinning on his back. "What we try to make clear," Bethune says, "is that their individual version of any step is valid. That's their dance." From that understanding often springs a newfound sense of confidence. "I can do a lot more than I ever thought I could." Bartel says. "It makes me feel great." What kind of organization is Infinite Dreams？ A．A dancing club in southern California. B．A program to realize the art dreams for disabled children. C．A proposal to perform. arts for disabled children. D．A team of professional dancers and actresses.

是 否

A．Long transmission distance, high cost and thin core B．Long transmission distance, high cost and thick core C．Short transmission distance, low cost and thick core D．Short transmission distance, low cost and thin core