The rule regarding look-outs applies（）.

A、engaged in fishing in a traffic lane B、servicing a submarine cable C、towing another D、engaged on pilotage duty

A . seaplanes B . non-displacement craft C . barges D . All of the above

A . International Code Signal "AA" B . orange-colored smoke C . red flares D . the repeated raising and lowering of outstretched arm

A . subject to B . subjects to C . subjects D . is subject to

A . vessel includes seaplanes B . seaplane includes non-displacement craft C . vessel engaged in fishing includes a vessel fishing with trolling lines D . vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver includes fishing vessel

A . The input to the XSL mapping rules of a WSSM Partner is the binary security token as received on the Web Service request. The output of the mapping rules is a new security token ready for use by the Web Service application.  B . The input to the XSL mapping rules of a WSSM Partner is an STSUniveralUser XML document created from the security token received on the Web Service request. The output of the mapping rules is an arbitrary collection of attributes that will be made available to the Web Services application.  C . The input to the XSL mapping rules of a WSSM Partner is an STSUniveralUser XML document created from the security token received on the Web Service request. The output of the mapping rules is a new STSUniversalUser XML document that represents the security token required by the application.  D . The input to the XSL mapping rules of a WSSM Partner is an STSUniveralUser XML document created from the security token received on the Web Service request. The output of the mapping rules is an IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business credential that will be used to authorize the partner's access to the Web Service application.

A . there are no other vessels around B . operating in a narrow channel C . the Master enters it in the ship's log D . necessary to avoid immediate danger

A . not be regarded as a vessel B . in general，keep well clear of all vessels C . proceed at a slower speed than surrounding vessels D . when making way，show the lights for a vessel not under command

A . Each shall keep her course and speed B . Each shall alter her course to starboard C . Each shall pass on the portside to the other D . Each shall indicate such action by one short blast on the whistle

A . Routing information received through an IBGP session is not forwarded to another IBGP neighbor， onlyto EBGP neighbors B . Routing information received through an EBGP session is not forwarded to another EBGP neighbor，only to IBGP neighbors C . BGP neighbor peerings are established and sychronized using the TCP 3-way handshake D . BGP shall not advertise a route until that route has been learned via an IGP also

A . there are other vessels in the vicinity B . operating in a traffic separation scheme C . engaged in a situation involving more than two vessels D . necessary to avoid immediate danger

A . non-self-propelled raft B . seaplanes C . hovercrafts D . All of the above

A．Y B．N C．NG

A．foresee B．accept C．exclude D．foretell

A. Adds all routes for which the metric is ＜= 200 * the best metric among all routes B. Adds all routes because of the ridiculously high variance setting C. Adds all successor and feasible successor routes D. Adds all successor and feasible successor routes for which the metric is＜=200 * the best metric among all routes

A．will provid eB．to providing． C．providing． D．to provid E．

A．在山区超速是符合规定的 B．在市区超速是违反规定的 C．在山区超速是违反规定的 D．在市区超速是符合规定的

A．RuleUtilitarianism． B．Kant’sCategoricalImperative C．Kant’sreversibilitycriterion． D．theGreatestHappinessPrincipl

A．frenzy B．integrated C．disparate D．lax