Considering the general circulation of the atmosphere，the wind system between latitudes 30°N and 60°N is commonly called the（）.

A . Usable density B . Lowest cost of acquisition C . Flexible configurations ready for integration and testing at the customer location D . Standard rack mounting

A . specific gravity or relative density B . open flash point and closed flash point values C . higher calorific and lower calorific values D . cloud point and pour point value

A . IBM System Storage DS3500 Express  B . IBM System Storage DS5300  C . IBM XIV Storage System  D . IBM N series 6240

A . The DS8800 has a higher disk RPM than the Symmetrix DMX-4 B . The DS8800 has higher capacity with more efficient footprint than the Symmetrix DMX-4 C . The DS8800 supports FlashCopy for internal array replication D . The DS8800 supports external virtualizatio

A . It uses a Reliable transport mechanism. B . It uses a Non-reliable transport mechanism C . It is less bandwidth-intensive than connection oriented services D . it uses handshaking

A .  have the firewall and VPN appliance deployed in parallel B .  place the VPN in line with the firewall， with the VPN terminating inside the firewall C .  place the public side of the VPN termination device in the DMZ behind a firewall D .  place the VPN in line with the firewall， with the VPN terminating outside the firewall

A . to improve performance exclusively for SSL VPN applications B . to improve performance up to 300% for both IPsec and SSL VPN applications C . to improve performance for both IPsec and SSL VPN applications with IPsec encryption taking place in hardware D . to improve performance up to 200% for both IPsec and SSL VPN applications with encryption taking place in hardware E . to improve performance up to 300% for both IPsec and SSL VPN applications with SSL encryption taking place in hardware

A . Higher transfer speeds  B . Increased power consumption with Solid State  C . Increased bandwidth  D . Cost per MB

A . Lowest cost of acquisition  B . Useable density  C . Flexible configurations ready for integration and testing at the customers data center D . Standard rack mounting

A . A total of 48 drives are required B . iSCSI and FC are needed in the same units C . Remote mirroring is required D . Must attach to an installed EXP3000

A . Deep tanks B . Lower holds C . Lower holds at the ends of the vessel D . 'Tween-deck

A . prtconf -c B . lscfg -v sys0 C . Check the /unix link D . Check for JFS2 filesystem

A . Higher transfer speeds B . Increased power consumption with Solid State C . Increased bandwidth D . Cost per MB

A .  Routed mode requires the ACE run OSPF or EIGRP B .  Bridged mode switches a packet between the public and the private subnets when it sees itsMAC address as the destination C .  Two-armed mode will place the SLB inline to the servers， with different client-side and a server-side VLANs D .  One-armed mode， which uses the same VLAN for the client， the ACE， and the servers， requiresa traffic-diversion mechanism to ensure the traffic return from the server passes though the ACE

A .  Eliminate the management and support for redistribution by choosing and cutting over to asingle IGP at the time of merger B .  Maintain distinct pockets across a moving boundary of routing protocols， redistributing betweenthem C .  Manipulate the administrative distance of the different IGPs to be equal throughout the network D .  Leave the IGPs independent without redistribution wherever communication between companyentities is not required

A .  All the IPv6 subnets should use a /32 prefix B .  Set aside /31 prefixes to support point-to-point links and loopback interfaces C .  The IPv6 address plan should be designed to support the service block model design orintegration with IPv4 D .  Designate 16 subnet bits to be split up intelligently， either by OSPF area. VLAN numbering， orIPv4 mapping

A . Support for10Gb internal network B . Support for SSD C . Support for integrated disk drives D . Support for8Gb FC Switch Module

A．Action lag. B．Impact lag. C．Recognition lag.

A．tough B．rough C．though D．thorough

the mind as the instrument. The commonest way that has been used to find out the relative intellectual level of creatures at different stage of evolutionary complexity has 【M2】______ been to study the way they behave when giving different kinds of puzzles. For example, 【M3】______ an ant possesses a complex routine of behaviour, but can it think？ The answer is what 【M4】______ if an ant is forced to go through a maze of passages, many of which are dead ends, on its way to its nestle, it starts by making a lot of mistakes and taking a great many 【M5】______ wrong turnings. In the end, however, after it has to worry its way through often 【M6】______ enough, it does learn to get to its nest without going into any of the blind alleys. As one moves up the evolutionary scale the test of mind-power exemplified by solving 【M7】______ the problem of getting through a maze becomes very simple. Among mammals, 【M8】______ for example, the maze is an inadequate test. The learning problem does not tax enough attributes of the mind. In this sort of learning, as a matter of fact, rats can hit university undergraduates and have, in fact, repeatedly done so. The next, more subtle test of 【M9】______ mental ability is to see what level an animal can think about something when 【M10】______ it is not there. 【M1】

A．A.SACCH B．B.FCCH C．C.SDCCH D．D.SCH E．E.BCCH