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[填空题]Who will name the inspection agency
[单项选择]Inspection system X and inspection system Y, though based on different principles, each detect all product flaws, but they each also erroneously reject three percent of flawless products. Since false rejections are very costly, money will be saved by installing both systems, instead of either one or the other, and rejecting only products found flawed by both.
The argument above requires which of the following assumptions
A. The three percent of flawless products that system X rejects are not all the same products, piece for piece, that system Y erroneously rejects
B. It is less costly to accept a flawed product than to reject a flawless one
C. In their price range, systems X and Y are the least errorprone inspection systems on the market
D. Whichever system performs the second inspection needs to inspect only products not rejected by the first system
E. Any way of detecting flaws, other than by using either system X or system Y, requires complete disassembly of the products
[填空题]Who gave the name to Antarctica What does it mean
[单项选择]Michael Porter, who has made his name throughout the business community by advocating his theories of competitive advantages, is now swimming into even more shark-infested waters, arguing that competition can save even America’s troubled health-care system, the largest in the world. Mr. Porter argues in "Redefining Health Care" that competition, if properly applied, can also fix what ails this sector.
That is a bold claim, given the horrible state of America’s health-care system. Just consider a few of its failings: America pays more per capita for health care than most countries, but it still has some 45m citizens with no health insurance at all. While a few receive outstanding treatment, he shows in heart-wrenching detail that most do not. The system, wastes huge resources on paperwork, ignores preventive care and, above all, has perverse incentives that encourage shifting costs rather than cutting them outright. He concludes that it is "on a dangerous path, with a toxic combina
A. American spends more money on health care than on other services.
B. Most Americans couldn’t get their health insurance till their old age.
C. Most American hospitals do not offer outstanding treatment to patients.
D. The costs of health care are not steered towards a health direction.
[单项选择]For the writers who first gave feudalism its name, the existence of feudalism presupposed the existence of a noble class. Yet there cannot be a noble class, properly speaking, unless both the titles that indicate superior noble status and the inheritance of such titles are sanctioned by law. Although feudalism existed in Europe as early as the eighth century, it was not until the twelfth century, when many feudal institutions were in decline, that the hereditary transfer of legally recognized titles of nobility first appeared.
The statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following claims
A. To say that feudalism by definition requires the existence of a nobility is to employ a definition that distorts history.
B. Prior to the twelfth century, the institution of European feudalism functioned without the presence of a dominant class.
C. The fact that a societal group has a distinct legal status is not in itself sufficient to allow that group to be properly considered a social class.
D. The decline of feudalism in Europe was the only cause of the rise of a European nobility.
E. (E) The prior existence of feudal institutions is a prerequisite for the emergence of a nobility, as defined in the strictest sense of the term.
[单项选择]Who doesn’t know the name of the object
A. The man.
B. The woman.
C. Either of them.
[单项选择]What is the name of the woman poet who had her The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung up in America
A. Anne Bradstreet.
B. Maria Edgeworth.
C. Jane Austen.
D. Emily Dickinson.
[单项选择]Who doesn’t know the name of the object
A. The man. B. The woman. C. Either of them.
