The following configuration command was entered into a router:ip route 172.16.3.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.4 Which of the following statements are true regarding this configuration change?（）

A . it is not a valid NetFlow command B . it is an SNMP command that exports 1500-byte packets to IP address 192.168.1.50 C . it is a NetFlov/ command that v/ill export 1500-byte packets to IP address 192.168.1.50 D . it is a NetFlov/ command that allows IP address 192.168.1.50 to send traffic to port 1500 E . It is a NetFlov/ command that v/ill specify that the NetFlov/ collector’s IP address is192.168.1.50 over UDP port 1500 F . It is an SNMP command that exports flows to destination address 1Q2.168.1.50 for packets upto an MTU of 1500

A . R 12.18.8.0/24 [120/1] via 12.18.2., 00:00:10, Serial0 B . R 12.18.11.0/24 [120/7] via 12.18.9.1, 00:00:03, Serial1 C . C 12.18.1.0/24 is directly connected, Ethernet0 D . R 12.18.5.0/24 [120/15] via 12.18.2.2, 00:00:10, Serial0

A . it is not a valid NetFlow command. B . it is an SNMP command tha texports1500-byte packets to IPaddress192.168.1.50. C . it is a NetFlov/command that v/ill export 1500-byte packets to IP address192.168.1.50. D . it is a NetFlov/command that allows IP address192.168.1.50 to send traffic to port 1500. E . It is a NetFlov/command that v/ill specify that the NetFlov/collector’s IP address is 192.168.1.50 over UDP port 1500

A . diag B . Iscfg C . cfgmgr D . Isslot

A . Shut down the database. B . Set the appropriate parameters in init.ora file. C . Start the database in NOMOUNT state. D . Issue the ALTER DATABASE ARCHIVELOG command. E . Open the database. F . Take a full closed backup.

A . reduce unnecessary disruption， delays， rework， and other problems by establishing test cases for use in verifying that the system meets operational， functional， and interface requirements B . improve its ability to make sound financial decisions by developing a business case based on its business requirements and establishing a basis for developing a technology strategy C . reduce operating costs and limit change-related incidents by providing a consistent and efficient set of processes D . improve the return on investment and hasten migration by identifying and planning for necessary infrastructure changes and resource additions， as well as reduce deployment costs by analyzing gaps early in the planning process to determine what is needed to support the system

A . Either the -a or flag -b may be used, but not both. B . If the flag -a is used then the flag -b also must be used. C . One of the -a or -b flags must be used, but not both at the same time. D . Both the flags may be used together, but neither are mandatory.

A . diag B . lscfg C . cfgmgr D . lsslot

A . User initiated edit document command B . Silent navigation from an edited page C . User initiated save command D . Removal of a locked for editing statu

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•For each Question 15-20, mark one letter (A, B, C or D) on your Answer Sheet for the answer you choose. "Harmonization" is a process of increasing the compatibility of accounting practices by setting limits on how much they vary. Harmonized standards are free of logical conflicts, and should improve the comparability of financial information from different countries. Efforts to harmonize accounting standards began even before the creation of the International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) in 1973. International accounting harmonization now is one of the most important issues facing securities regulators, stock exchanges, and those who prepare or use financial statements. Harmonization and standardization are sometimes used interchangeably. But there is still a difference between them. Standardization normally means the imposition of a rigid and narrow set of rules, and may even apply a single standard or rule to all situations. Besides, standardization does not accommodate national differences and, therefore, is more difficult to implement internationally. Whereas harmonization is much more flexible and open. It does not take a one-size-fits-all approach, but accommodates national differences and has made a great of progress internationally in recent years. However, within accounting, these two words have almost become technical terms, and one cannot rely on the normal difference in their meanings. 'Harmonization' is a word that tends to be associated with the transnational legislation originating from the European Union while 'standardization' is a word that is often associated with the International Accounting Standard Committee. The reasons that make national accounting standards desirable also apply internationally. Generally speaking, the reasons for harmonization are as follows: (1) It is important and necessary for investors and financial analysts to understand the financial statements of foreign companies whose shares they might wish to buy. They hope to make it quite sure that statements from different countries are reliable and comparable, or at least to be clear about the nature and magnitude of the differences. Besides, they also need confidence in the soundness of the auditing. (2) The advantages of harmonization are very important for MNEs, because the great effort of financial accountants to prepare and consolidate financial statements would be much simplified if statements from all around the world were prepared according to the same standards. Besides, it would be much easier to prepare comparable internal information for the appraisal of the performance of subsidiaries in different countries. Further, many aspects of investment appraisal, performance evaluation, and other decision making uses of management accounting information would benefit from harmonization. Above all, the cost of capital should be reduced by reducing the risk for investors if accounting can be made more comparable and reliable. (3) International accountancy firms can benefit from harmonization. They are in favour of harmonization because it is good for their large clients. (4) Governments in developing countries might find it easier to understand and control the operations of MNEs if financial reporting were harmonized. The most fundamental of obstacles to harmonization is the size of the present differences between the accounting practices of different countries. In previous Section 8.5 some main differences concerned with international accounting are discussed. Besides, there are several significant differences within the equity class, let alone between that class and the other. These differences go to the root of the reasons for the preparation of accounting information. Further, the dichotomy between shareholder/fair view pr A．International Accounting Standard B．International Accounting C．International Accounting Harmonization D．International Accounting Standard Committee

Basically a response essay consists of two parts: summary and response. The more important part is _____, which is about two-thirds of the total length. A.summary B.response C.two-thirds

A．James-Lange B．Cannon-Bard C．Schachter’s Two-Factor D．None of these above

The central bank conducts reverse repo operations on the open market Increase money supply Reduce the rediscount rate Lower the benchmark deposit rate

Please Listen to the following TED talk and answer the questions followed. (1分55秒-2分17秒） British physicist John Tyndall, in the 1850’s, made laboratory measurements of the infrared radiation, which is heat. And he showed that gasses such as CO2___________ , thus acting like a blanket warming Earth’s surface. A、absorb heat B、reflect heat C、absorb sunlight D、reflect sunlight

Please Listen to the following TED talk and answer the questions followed. (2分17秒-3分08秒） The speaker worked with other scientists to analyze earth climate observations. In 1981,they published an article in Science magazine concluding that A、observed warming of 0.4 degrees Celsius in the prior century was consistent with the greenhouse effect of increasing CO2 B、That Earth would likely warm in the 1980’s, and warming would exceed the noise level of random weather by the end of the century C、The 21st century would see shifting climate zones, creation of drought-prone regions in North America and Asia, erosion of ice sheets, rising sea levels and opening of the fabled Northwest Passage D、All of these impacts have since either happened or are now well under way