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Models drawn by the system analysts during the process of the structured analysis are（）.
A. PERTs
B. EMV
C. UMLs
D. DFDs
[单项选择]While evaluating the needs of a client during the second trimester, the nurse can anticipate which of the following（）
A. Feelings of disbelief and ambivalence.
B. Feelings of clumsiness and "ugliness".
C. Increasing introspection but a general sense of well-being.
D. Anxiety about the labor and delivery experience.
[填空题]According to this passage, dying mainly falls into three categories.
[单项选择] Scientists will be able to freeze dying people and revive them years later when a cure for their disease has been found opening the door to human immortality, predict excited experts.
And their conclusions are not just pie in the sky. They are based on an astonishing experiment in which a dog was frozen for 15 minutes, then revived in perfect health!
" The bottom line of experiments like this is the indefinite extension of human life!" declared Dr. Paul Segall, who conducted the frozen dog experiment.
" If you’’re about to die — you have an incurable disease such as AIDS, or even extreme old age — we could freeze you and stop time for you until we can cure those diseases or reverse a condition like aging. "
"What we’’re looking at is a gradual victory over death and aging and freezing someone and then bringing them back could be here within four years!"
" Not only will freezing allow ill persons to survive until a cure for their disease if found, but it wil
A. long life span
B. mortality
C. death
D. never-ending life
[填空题]i The biological clock
ii Why dying is beneficial
iii The ageing process of men and women
iv Prolonging your life
v Limitations of life span
vi Modes of development of different species
vii A stable life span despite improvements
viii Energy consumption
ix Fundamental differences in ageing of objects and organisms
x Repair of genetic material
Our ’dead’ products are ’static’, closed systems. It is always the basic material which constitutes the object and which, in the natural course of things, is worn down and becomes ’older’. Ageing in this case must occur according to the laws of physical chemistry and of thermodynamics. Although the same law holds for a living organism, the result of this law is not inexorable in the same way.
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There are so many new books about dying that there are now special shelves set aside for them in bookshops, along with the health-diet and home-repair paperbacks. Some of them are so（1） with detailed information and step-by-step instructions for performing the function, that you’d think this was a new sort of（2）which all of us are now required to learn. The strongest impression the casual reader gets is that proper dying has become an extraordinary,（3）an exotic experience, something only the specially trained can do.
（4）, you could be led to believe that we are the only（5）capable of being aware of death, and that when the rest of nature is experiencing the life cycle and dying, one generation after（6）, it is a different kind of process, done automatically and trivially, or more "natural", as we say.
An elm in our backyard（7）the blight (枯萎病) this summer and dropped stone dead, leafless, almost overnight. One weekend（8）was a normal-looking elm, ma
A. and
B. even
C. yet
D. but
[单项选择]When you next visit this dying patient with AIDS, he breaks down and cries and tells you that it is unfair that he should have to die now when he’s finally made peace with his family and wants to live. You are shocked by this change in his mood. Your best reply would be（ ）
A. "You can’t be feeling this way. You have to proceed through the stages of dying in an orderly progression, and you’ve just moved backward. "
B. "It does seem unfair ... tell me more about how you are feeling ... "
C. "You’ll be all right.., who knows how much time any of us has to enjoy relationships with those we love. You are lucky to have had the opportunity to make your peace. "
D. "Tell me about your pain. Did it keep you awake last night/
[单项选择]A. She needs a small house.
B. She needs a beautiful house.
C. She needs a big house.
[单项选择]The dying soldier had the message ______ straight to the headquarters.
A. be sent
B. being sent
C. sent
D. to be sent
[单项选择]Real innovation is a dying art. It’s true that creativity—the business of thinking up new ideas—is far from dead, but it’s getting harder and harder to get new concepts applied in design, manufacturing or business. It costs thousands of pounds to get a new idea into the marketplace, and there is very little support for anything from most companies or government. A lot of people don’t want to know.
I’ve always been interested in new ideas: I was trained as an engineer and went to work for an automotive components company, and almost from the first day I was asking why things were done in this way and not that. I thought up my first invention at 19—then I discovered someone else had got there first. I’ve been inventive all my life. I’ve got 14 patents to my name.
Invention is what happens when you come across a problem, and look for a solution. It could be at work or at home in the garden—like a better way of mowing the lawn, say. But these days creativity is being stifled beca
A. He was original and creative.
B. He has got 14 patents to his name.
C. His first invention was a big success.
D. He was trained to he an engineer.
[填空题]In “Freedom in Dying”, Jim’s bravery and courage in the face of death has taught the author __________.
