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A . used for either a single or dual UCS catastrophic failure B . can be restored with no special requirements C . stored as gzipped tarball D . easy to modify as needed

A . SOLAS 74 B . MARPOL 73/78 C . STCW 78/95 D . ISM Code

A . electricity B . fuel C . oxygen D . heat

A . fuel B . oxygen C . heat D . electricity

A . Learning B . Spanning C . Listening D . Forwarding E . Initializing F . Filtering G . Permitting

A . Completed， Deposited， Released， Shipped B . Completed， Released， Shipped， Deposited C . Deposited， Released， Shipped， Completed D . Released， Shipped， Completed， Deposited E . Released， Shipped， Deposited， Completed

A . Language acquisition is a process of habit formatio B . Language acquisition is the species-specific property of human beings C . Children are born with an innate ability to acquire language D . Humans are equipped with the neural prerequisites for language and language use

A.Higher tuition fees for undergraduate studies. B.Admissions approval from the bar association. C.Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in another major. D.Receiving training by professional associations.

A．Pupils can use computers to do their homework. B．Advanced techniques may bring both benefits and harms to our society. C．The distinction between micros and mainframes has become blurred. D．A great variety of information sources are available on computer networks.

A．A.nprotection clock B．B.nforced switching C．C.nmanual switching D．D.nclear

A．the promotion of big business and TV advertisers B．the work of fashion models C．the introduction of a musical background to the games D．the employment of experienced coaches from abroad

A．It is a sterile, abstract theory, which fails to make experimental predictions. B．It is a historically important element in the linguistic discourse on enculturation, but is incorrect. C．It is a convincing and cogent alternative to the theories of linguistic expressivists. D．It is experimentally accurate but theoretically inconsistent. E．It is overly focused on the complicated nature of non-linguistic reality.

A．he would give a speech about safety of mining. B．he would examine the safety procedures of mines. C．he wanted the miners to reevaluate safety process. D．he wanted the miners to reevaluate safety equipment.

A．The limits imposed on the federal government by the Constitution are the same today as when it was written. B．Although the federal government provides many more public services today, it is still forbidden to regulate private business in any way. C．The roles of government — federal, state, and local — over economic activities has increased significantly since the 1880s. D．The ideas introduced by Adam Smith influence the federal government as much today as they did when the Constitution was written.

A.to allow districts that have an overabundance of pending cases to borrow judges from other districts B.to establish small-claims courts C.to request plaintiffs to waive the right to jury trial and the right to appeal the decision D.to use pretrial conferences

A．Psychologists do not yet know how people see. B．The experiments in which all factors are controlled are better. C．The study of perception is going on now. D．Perception does not involve psychological factors.

A. Lake Ontario． B. Lake Superior． C. Lake Michigan． D. Lake Erie．

A．It has been a leader in the global economy. B．It's hard for the United States to keep the original economic position forever. C．The United States owns others a lot of money. D．Its economy will grow more than any other country in the world over next two years. 此题为多项选择题。

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A．Maine B．Utah C．Rhode Island D．Kansas