高考英语看图作文
高考英语作文看图写作守株待去兔
高考英语作文看图写作守株待去兔全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Silly Rabbit HuntOne sunny day, my grandpa told me a funny old story about waiting for rabbits. He said there was once a hunter who went out looking for rabbits in the forest. After walking for a while, he saw a rabbit run into a hollow tree stump. "Aha!" thought the hunter. "Now I've got that sneaky rabbit trapped!"So the hunter sat down next to the tree stump, waiting patiently for the rabbit to come back out. He waited and waited and waited some more. Hours went by, and still no rabbit. The hunter was getting hungry and thirsty, but he didn't want to leave in case the rabbit escaped.Finally, night fell and the rabbit still hadn't come out of the stump. The tired hunter fell asleep leaning against the tree. In the morning, he woke up and realized the rabbit was long gone! It had probably slipped out another hole while the hunter was snoozing. All that waiting had been for nothing!Grandpa laughed and said the old story teaches an important lesson - sometimes if you sit around waiting too long for something, you'll miss out on opportunities. He calls it "guarding the tree stump while waiting for the rabbit" or "shou zhu dai tu" in Chinese.I thought about the story and it made a lot of sense. Like what if a kid is so busy playing video games, hoping to beat the next level, that they miss out on playing outside with friends? Or if someone waits years for their dream job, turning down other good jobs, and then their dream job never happens? That would be like the hunter missing all the other rabbits while stubbornly waiting by the stump!The opposite of "shou zhu dai tu" is being proactive and making the most of life as it happens. Like the saying, "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." It's better to appreciate what you have instead of hoping for something that might never come.Of course, patience and perseverance are good qualities too. We can't just give up on our goals instantly if they don't happen right away. The key is finding a balance - working hard towards your ambitions, but also being flexible and open to newopportunities along the way. That way you won't waste your whole life guarding a tree stump!After Grandpa explained the rabbit story meaning, I started thinking about other real-life examples:My friend Michael spent months trying out for the school basketball team, but kept getting rejected at tryouts. He was so determined to make the team that he missed out on joining other clubs he might have enjoyed. Finally, Michael's parents encouraged him to stop obsessing over basketball and find a new interest. He ended up joining the drama club and loved it! Now he's happier than ever acting in school plays instead of "guarding the basketball court."Or like my cousin Hannah who had a crush on the same boy all through elementary school. She was so focused on hoping he'd like her back that she kind of ignored all her other friends. By high school, she realized the boy wasn't interested after all, but she had missed out on having a great social life because she was "guarding the tree stump" waiting for him.I suppose even adults can fall into the "shou zhu dai tu" trap sometimes. Like if someone's family owns a restaurant, but the person dreams of being an astronaut instead. If they spend years and years trying hopelessly to get into the astronaut programwhile working at the family restaurant, they might miss their chance to go to cooking school and become a great chef running the family business.It's excellent to have big ambitions, but you have to be realistic too. There's nothing wrong with changing your pathway if your original dream starts to seem unattainable. The mistake is being so fixated on one single goal that you wind up "guarding a tree stump" instead of exploring other options that could lead to happiness.I think every kid (and adult!) should learn the "shou zhu dai tu" story. It's an important reminder for all of us to beopen-minded, seize opportunities that come our way, and not get consumed by stubbornly chasing after something that may never happen. Of course we should pursue our passions, but we need to be smart about it too.As Grandpa said after telling me the tale, "The wise rabbit doesn't wait around for the hunter to leave. It finds another path and hops away to freedom!" I'll always remember those words of wisdom about not letting myself get stuck "guarding a tree stump" for the rest of my life.篇2The Fox and the Rabbit HoleOnce upon a time, there was a very hungry fox named Rufus. Rufus was always looking for something yummy to eat. One sunny day, he was walking through the forest when he smelled something delicious. He followed the smell until he came to a rabbit hole at the base of a big tree."Mmm, I can smell a juicy rabbit in there!" said Rufus, licking his lips. "I'll just wait right here until that silly rabbit comes out, and then I'll pounce and have my lunch!"So Rufus settled down in front of the rabbit hole to wait and wait. He waited for what felt like forever. His tummy rumbled loudly but still no rabbit came out.After a very long time, Rufus got bored of waiting. He started looking around the forest. He saw squirrels scampering up the trees. He watched birds flying from branch to branch. He even saw a deer walking by and stopping to drink from a stream. But still no sign of that rabbit!"Where is that pesky rabbit?" grumbled Rufus. "I'm so hungry I could eat a whole field of carrots and cabbages!"Just then, Rufus heard a rustling noise behind him. He spun around, ready to pounce. But it was only a harmless little mouse scurrying by."Oh, it's just you," said Rufus with a sigh. "I thought you might be my rabbit dinner finally coming out."The mouse stopped and looked up at the big fox. "Why are you just sitting there?" he asked. "Don't you know there are lots of yummy things you could be eating instead of waiting for a rabbit that might never come out?""Like what?" asked Rufus. His mouth started to water just thinking about food."Well," said the mouse, "there are berries and nuts in this forest. And worms and grubs under the leaves on the ground. Not to mention all the birds and field mice you could chase if you wanted!"Rufus's eyes grew wide. "Birds? Mice? You mean I could eat you if I wanted?"The mouse let out a little squeak and scampered away in fright.Rufus settled back down with a huff. "I suppose the little mouse is right," he said to himself. "I am being pretty silly justsitting here waiting for that one rabbit. Who knows when or if it will come out? There's lots of other food out here if I look for it."So Rufus got up, stretched his legs, and trotted off into the forest, leaving the rabbit hole behind. He found a bush full of delicious juicy berries and munched happily. A little while later, he spotted a plump mouse scurrying through the leaves and quickly gobbled it up.By the time night fell, Rufus's belly was completely full from all the tasty foods he found in the forest without even waiting for that rabbit to come out. He curled up under a tree and fell into a deep, contented sleep, dreaming about all the exciting adventures and delicious snacks he would find the next day.The moral of the story is: Don't just sit around waiting for what you want to come to you. Get up and go find it - or something even better might come along!篇3The Waiting GameHi there! Today I'm gonna tell you all about this really old Chinese saying called "shou zhu dai tu". It means "waiting by a tree stump for a rabbit" and it's about being patient and not giving up. Pretty cool, right?So there was this guy ages ago who really, really wanted to catch a rabbit to eat. He knew rabbits liked hanging out near the stumps of trees that had been cut down. Instead of hopping all around the forest trying to find one, he figured he'd just plop himself down next to a stump and wait for a bunny to come to him. Smart idea, don't you think?Well, this dude waited, and waited, and waited some more by that stump. For super long! His friends all thought he was nuts and made fun of him. "Haha, you'll never catch a rabbit just sitting there like a lump!" they laughed. But the stump-sitter didn't listen. He just stayed put, vegging out by that old stump day after day after day.Then one morning - kazam! A cute little rabbit hopped right out from behind the stump! The patient guy was like "Aha, I've got you now!" and snatched it up. Taking that bunny home for dinner made all his waiting finally pay off in a big way. Imagine how satisfying that must've felt after everyone made fun of his plan? He showed those naysayers!These days, when someone calls someone else "shou zhu dai tu", it means they think that person is being too bao nai - that's Chinese for "patient to a fault." Like if your mom tells you "Don't just shou zhu dai tu waiting for that video game to go on sale,work hard and save up your money!" Or if your teacher says "Don't just shou zhu dai tu hoping I'll eventually give you the answers, study hard!"But you know what? Sometimes being shou zhu dai tu and sticking with something IS the right move, even if dummies doubt you. That's the lesson from the old rabbit-catching story! Winners never quit, as they say.For the Gaokao English exam, they might show you a silly cartoon of a person just sitting on a stump while bunnies hop all around. The question would be something like "What famous Chinese saying is being depicted here?" By reading my awesome essay, you'd be like "Oh SNAP, I know that one - shou zhu dai tu! 'Waiting by the stump for rabbits'! That guy is being mad patient just chilling there." Bam, nailed it!Or they might ask you to write a short essay explaining what shou zhu dai tu means and why it's a useful saying. You could talk about how being persistent and single-minded in pursuit of a goal, no matter what doubters say, can really pay off big time in the end just like it did for Mr. Rabbit-Catcher way back when.Just spill out everything I told you about the origins of the phrase, the patient dude and the stump, his friends calling him crazy, and then his huge win when the rabbit finally showed up.Sprinkle in some deep philosophical thoughts like "Winners never quit and quitters never win!" and you're set!The main thing is showing you understand what shou zhu dai tu is really getting at - having unwavering focus and determination to stick with a plan patiently, no matter how long it takes or how much discouragement you face. Pretty wise stuff when you think about it, right?Explaining it alllll out in detail like I did is your key to maximizing your score on that part of the test. Just settle in with your pencil, wait it out, and that killer essay will come hopping right out onto your paper before you know it. Shou zhu dai tu, baby!篇4The Silly Farmer and His Tree StumpOne sunny day, Farmer Wang was working hard in his fields like he did every day. He was pulling up weeds and making sure all his crops were growing big and strong. Farmer Wang loved being a farmer more than anything!As he was working, he noticed something strange out of the corner of his eye near the edge of the field. He stopped what he was doing and slowly walked over to take a closer look. There,sitting right in front of a big old tree stump, was a cute little rabbit! The rabbit's nose was twitching and it looked very hungry."Aha!" exclaimed Farmer Wang. "I'm going to catch that rabbit and have it for dinner tonight!" You see, Farmer Wang really loved eating rabbit stew. It was his absolute favorite meal.The farmer quickly grabbed a big stick from the ground. He held it up high, ready to swing it at the rabbit as soon as it moved. But the rabbit just sat there, completely still, staring at the tree stump. Farmer Wang stood frozen too, waiting for the rabbit to make its move.A few minutes went by. Then a few more minutes. Still nothing happened! The rabbit didn't move a muscle and neither did the farmer. Farmer Wang started to get tired from standing so still holding up the heavy stick. But he didn't want to miss his chance at catching the rabbit.More time passed and the sun started to go down in the sky. It was getting dark out. Farmer Wang's wife called out to him from their house. "Wang! Wang! Where are you? It's time for dinner!"But Farmer Wang ignored her calls. He was determined to get that rabbit, no matter how long it took. His eyes were glued to the rabbit, watching its every little twitch. He stood like a statue, stick raised high, as the night fell and the stars came out.Finally, in the middle of the night, Farmer Wang's arms couldn't take it any longer. The stick slipped from his hands and crashed to the ground, startling the rabbit. In a blink of an eye, the rabbit hopped away into the darkness, disappearing forever.Farmer Wang fell to his knees in disbelief. He had been guarding that tree stump and waiting for the rabbit to move for so many hours! But in the end, he didn't catch a single thing for dinner. He slowly dragged himself back home, feeling very silly and hungry.From that night on, the expression "guarding a tree stump awaiting a rabbit" was used to describe someone who wastes their time waiting for something that will never happen. Farmer Wang learned his lesson - sometimes you have to know when to just move on instead of stubbornly sticking around. Otherwise, you might miss out on what's really important right in front of you!The End篇5The Rabbit That Never CameOne sunny morning, I woke up feeling super excited! Today was the day I was going to catch a rabbit in our backyard. I had been watching a cute little bunny hopping around near the big old tree for weeks. My friend Tommy said if we set a trap, we could easily catch it and keep it as a pet. How cool would that be?After breakfast, I grabbed an empty cardboard box, some carrots for bait, and a long piece of string. First, I punched some air holes in the box so the bunny could breathe. Then I looped the string through two holes on opposite sides of the box. The plan was to prop open one end with a stick, lead the string out into the yard, and pull it when the rabbit went inside after the carrots. Easy peasy!I set up the trap under the tree and settled in behind a bush to wait. And wait...and wait some more. That silly rabbit didn't seem interested in my carrot trap at all! He just kept hopping around, sniffing at flowers and nibbling on grass and leaves. Didn't he know carrots were way more delicious?After what felt like forever, my legs started getting tired from crouching. I stood up to stretch, but as soon as I did, the rabbit looked straight at me and ZOOMED off into the bushes! Uh oh, I scared him away. So much for catching him today. I sadly put the box away and went back inside for lunch.The next morning, I decided to try a different approach. I snuck outside super early before the rabbit arrived and dug a pit near the tree. I covered it with a camouflaged canvas sheet and scattered leaves and twigs on top, propping it up with sticks in the middle. Then I hid behind the bushes again with the string attached to knock the sticks out from under the sheet when he stepped onto the fake ground. This had to work!I waited alllllll morning, but no bunny showed up. My legs fell asleep from staying so still. When I finally gave up and pulled the string anyway, a bunch of grass and dirt fell through onto the ground below. But there was no rabbit, just a sad empty pit. Man, this was a lot harder than I thought!Over the next few days, I tried every bunny-catching idea I could think of. One time I hung a cage from the tree branch with a trail of carrots leading into it, but the rabbit was too smart to fall for that one. Another time I tried burying a basket in theground with carrots inside, but I don't think he could even smell them under all that dirt. Ugh, this was so frustrating!Finally, on Saturday, I asked my dad if we could get a real rabbit trap from the store. He laughed and said, "Why don't you just enjoy watching the rabbits from a distance? If you tried to catch one, you'd probably end up scaring it away for good."I knew he was right. Rabbits are pretty skittish animals. Maybe I shouldn't have been so obsessed with capturing the poor little guy. As I sat under the tree eating a carrot for lunch, I watched him hopping around again, so free and happy. I realized I was lucky just to be able to see him every day in our yard. Some things are better left untouched, I thought with a smile. From then on, I decided to just be a quiet observer, like a naturalist studiying them in their natural habitat. And you know what? The bunnies kept returning to play and munch all season long! Catching them was no longer my goal, but watching them pretty much had the same awesome effect. What an amazing wildlife wonder I had right in my own backyard!。
高考英语典型看图作文(标准范文及高分范文)
假设你是红星中学高二（1）班的学生李华。
下面四幅图表述了近期发生在你们班的一个真实故事，请根据图片的先后顺序，为校刊“英语园地”写一篇短文，次数不少于60。
标准范文：Last Monday, we were having our Chinese class when the teacher suddenly slipped and fell. We were all worried about her. One of the boys carried her on the back, with the help of some others, to the clinic immediately. It turned out that her right leg was broken and she had to stay in the hospital. The following day, we went to visit her with flower and fruit. Seeing her lying in bed with her leg wrapped in bandages, we felt sorry for her and fruit. Seeing her lying in bed with her leg wrapped in bandages, we felt sorry for her and hoped that she would recover soon. This Thursday she returned to the class on a wheelchair to give us lessons. We were all deeply moved and proud of having such a responsible teacher.17分范文Last Monday, in our English class, unaware of the step underfoot, Mrs Wang stumbled and fell. It terrified most of us! Without hesitation, she was rushed to the clinic. To our relief, we were told that there was just something wrong with her leg but she had to stay in the hospital for several days. The following day, we went to visit her with flowers and fruits. At the sight of her leg wrapped in bandages , we felt very sorry. Mrs Wang, however, joked that her leg was unsatisfied with her and wanted to have a good rest. This morning, in spite of the wound, she returned to the class on a wheelchair to give us lessons. Moved deeply to tears, we gave her a warm welcome.18分范文Last Monday witnessed an unlucky accident. Mrs Wang, our English teacher, tripped over the step, falling on the ground unconsciously. It shocked us and we quickly rushed her to the nearest clinic. Fortunately, she got the immediate treatment and the doctor said it didn’t matter to her. Later, many of us went to see her. Seeing that she was recovering, we could breathe at last. Two days later, with the help of her husband, Mrs Wang returned to the class to continue the teaching in a wheelchair, to whom we gave a warm welcome。
英语高考看图作文
英语高考看图作文The picture shows a group of people gathered around a table, engaged in a lively discussion. Some are gesturing with their hands, while others are leaning in attentively. It seems like they are having a heated debate about something.One person is holding up a piece of paper, perhaps a proposal or a plan, and everyone else seems to be expressing their opinions about it. It looks like they are brainstorming or trying to come to a decision about something important.The atmosphere in the room seems intense and focused, with everyone fully engaged in the conversation. The body language of the people suggests that they are passionate about the topic at hand and are eager to make their voices heard.The picture conveys a sense of collaboration andteamwork, with each person contributing their ideas and perspectives. It's clear that they are working together towards a common goal, and the energy in the room is palpable.Overall, the picture captures the dynamics of a group discussion, highlighting the exchange of ideas and the collective effort to reach a consensus. It's a snapshot of productive communication and collaboration in action.。
高考英语看图故事作文范文
高考英语看图故事作文范文高考中的看图或者故事之类的英语作文，应该如何写?下面是店铺给大家整理的高考英语看图故事作文，供大家参阅!高考英语看图故事作文1高考即将到来，为了让广大考生准备更加充分，出国留学网高考频道编辑为广大考生整理了大量高考英语优秀范文，关注我们网站，我们会不断更新最新信息!祝广大考生在2013高考取得优异成绩!看图作文，讲的是一个人站在小河边，用网去勾取对岸树上的水果;而离他不远处就有一座桥，人却没有看到。
范文：In the picture ， there stands a tree full of fruit on one side of the stream. Across the stream ， a man is trying to reach out on the edge of the bank for the fruit with a net attached to a pole. Not far away there is a bridge that can lead him to the tree for more fruit.The message conveyed in the picture is clear. In pursuing a dream ， we might only focus on only one way of making it come true ，forgetting that there may be alternatives. As indicated in the picture， if a man is willing to look for other possibilities ，he can find a better and more rewarding way to achieve his goal. All he has to do is turn around ，cross the bridge and walk to the tree.高考英语看图故事作文2下列图画描述的是你的一段亲身经历，请据此为一家中学生英文报的故事专栏写一篇短文。
高考,大学,考研的看图英语作文
高考,大学,考研的看图英语作文The Importance of the College Entrance Examination (Gao Kao) and Postgraduate Entrance Examination (Kao Yan) in ChinaIn China, the College Entrance Examination, also known as Gao Kao, is a crucial event for every high school student. The Gao Kao determines a student's future as it is the primary means of gauging one's academic ability and potential for higher education. For many Chinese students, the Gao Kao is amake-or-break exam that can open doors to prestigious universities or close them altogether.The Gao Kao covers a wide range of subjects, including Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, and sciences. Students spend years preparing for this exam, often attending additional after-school classes and participating in mock exams to ensure they are fully prepared. The pressure to perform well on the Gao Kao is immense, as students know that their scores will determine which universities they can apply to and ultimately their career prospects.After successfully completing the Gao Kao and gaining entry into a university, many students choose to pursue further education through a postgraduate entrance examination, alsoknown as Kao Yan. The Kao Yan is another rigorous exam that tests students' knowledge in their chosen field of study and determines if they are qualified to pursue a master's or doctoral degree.The competition for postgraduate programs is fierce, with only a limited number of spots available at top universities. Students must excel in their undergraduate studies and perform well on the Kao Yan to secure a place in their desired program. The pressure to succeed in the Kao Yan is similarly intense to that of the Gao Kao, with many students dedicating months or even years to preparing for this exam.Despite the challenges and stress associated with these exams, the Gao Kao and Kao Yan serve as important milestones in the academic and professional growth of Chinese students. These exams provide a standardized means of evaluating students' abilities and ensure that only the most qualified individuals are admitted to prestigious universities and graduate programs.In conclusion, the Gao Kao and Kao Yan play a vital role in shaping the educational landscape of China and preparing students for success in their future careers. While the pressure to perform well on these exams can be daunting, the rewards ofgaining entry into top universities and graduate programs are well worth the hard work and dedication required to succeed.。
高考英语看图作文
高考英语看图作文在高考英语中，看图作文是一种常见的题型，它要求考生根据所给的图片内容，发挥想象力，写出一篇连贯、有逻辑的作文。
以下是一篇示例作文：As the sun set behind the horizon, casting a golden hue over the tranquil village, a lone figure stood on the crest of a hill, gazing at the vast expanse of land before him. The picture depicts a young boy, his eyes filled with determination, holding a small seedling in his hands. This image is not just a simple snapshot; it is a testament to the power of perseverance.The boy, named Jack, had always dreamt of transforming the barren land into a lush garden. Despite the skepticism of his peers and the harsh conditions of the arid environment, Jack was undeterred. He believed that with hard work and dedication, he could make a difference.Every day, he would wake up before dawn, water his plants, and tend to the soil with meticulous care. He studied the patterns of the weather, learned about different types of soil, and experimented with various seeds to find those that would thrive in his village’s climate.Months turned into years, and the once barren land began to show signs of life. Small sprouts emerged, growing taller and stronger with each passing day. The villagers, who hadinitially doubted Jack’s efforts, started to take notice. They were inspired by his unwavering commitment and began to join him in his mission.Together, they turned the once desolate landscape into a thriving oasis. The sight of lush greenery, the sound of birds singing, and the fragrance of blossoming flowers filled the air. The transformation was nothing short of miraculous, and it was all due to the boy’s relentless pursuit of his dream.This image serves as a powerful reminder that no dream is too big, and no challenge is too great. It is a call to actionfor all of us to believe in our dreams and to work tirelessly to achieve them. Just like Jack, we too can turn our visions into reality through perseverance and hard work.In conclusion, the power of perseverance is a force that can move mountains and transform lives. It is a lesson that we can all learn from and apply in our own journeys. Let us be inspired by Jack’s story and strive to make a positive impact on the world around us.这篇作文以图片为出发点，通过讲述一个具体的故事，展示了坚持的力量。
英语高考图画作文
英语高考图画作文I saw a picture of a girl sitting alone in a park, staring at the sky. She looked so peaceful and lost in her own thoughts. It made me think about how important it is to have moments of solitude and reflection in our busy lives.The image also reminded me of the beauty of nature. The trees and the grass in the park looked so vibrant and alive. It made me want to spend more time outdoors, appreciating the world around me.Looking at the girl in the picture, I couldn't help but wonder what she was thinking about. Maybe she was pondering the future, or reminiscing about the past. It made merealize that everyone has their own inner world, full of hopes, dreams, and memories.The picture made me feel a sense of calm and serenity.It made me want to slow down and take a break from thehustle and bustle of everyday life. Sometimes, we all needto just sit back and relax, letting our minds wander.In the end, the picture left me with a feeling of gratitude. Gratitude for the simple moments of beauty and peace that we often overlook. It reminded me to take a step back and appreciate the little things in life.。
高考看图英语作文范文
高考看图英语作文范文In the given illustration, we are presented with a thought-provoking scene that starkly contrasts the old and newmethods of reading. On one side of the image, we see a young man engrossed in a traditional, hardcover book, sitting comfortably in a quaint, well-lit room filled with bookshelves. The warm glow of a table lamp illuminates the pages he is turning, and the serene expression on his face suggests a deep connection with the text.On the opposite side, a woman is seated with her attentionfully absorbed by a tablet device. The sleek design of the gadget and the modern setting with minimalist furniture highlight the technological advancements that have become an integral part of our daily lives. The woman's focus on the screen is just as intense as the man's on his book,indicating that the love for reading is not diminished by the medium.The image serves as a powerful commentary on the evolution of reading habits in the digital age. While some may argue that the charm of physically holding a book and the smell of its pages are irreplaceable, others would contend that the convenience and accessibility of digital reading cannot be overlooked. The ability to carry an entire library in asingle device, the ease of searching for specific information, and the environmental benefits of reducing paper usage areall advantages that digital reading offers.However, the traditional book reading experience has its own merits. It is often said that the tactile sensation ofturning pages and the act of physically placing a bookmarkcan enhance the reading experience. Additionally, studieshave shown that reading from paper can be less straining onthe eyes and may improve concentration and memory retention.In conclusion, the depicted scenario invites us to reflect on the personal preferences and societal changes that shape our reading culture. Whether it's the nostalgic allure of traditional books or the futuristic appeal of digital devices, the essence of reading—acquiring knowledge and immersing oneself in stories—remains unchanged. The choice between the two formats is a matter of individual comfort and thespecific needs of the reader at a given time. As we navigate through the digital revolution, it is crucial to find a balance that preserves the joy of reading while embracing the benefits of technological progress.。
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[单选]以下股利分配政策中，最有利于股价稳定的是（）。A.剩余股利政策B.固定股利政策C.固定股利支付率政策D.低正常股利加额外股利政策 [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]哪项可能不是脊髓病变引起的瘫痪（）。A.四肢上运动神经元性瘫痪B.双下肢上运动神经元性瘫痪C.双上肢下运动神经元性瘫痪，双下肢上运动神经元性瘫痪D.一侧上下肢上运动神经元性瘫痪E.一侧上肢上运动神经元性瘫痪 [单选,A1型题]患者饮食过量、脘腹胀满疼痛，最宜选用的是（）A.山楂B.麦芽C.莱菔子D.谷芽E.神曲 [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]小儿出生时血红蛋白量正常约为（）A.90～110g／LB.110～130g／LC.130～150g／LD.150～220g／LE.230～260g／L [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]最多可容纳8个电子的壳层是（）A.K层B.L层C.M层D.N层E.O层 [单选]检查隐患，除观察表面迹象外，对于隐患的具体情况应采用（）方法查明。A.探测B.巡查C.目测D.目估 [单选]下列有关神经纤维膜上通道的叙述，哪一项是错误的A．是电压门控的B．在去极化达阈电位时，可引起正反馈C．有开放和关闭两种状态D．有髓纤维，主要分布在郎飞结处E．与动作电位的去极相有关 [单选]下列关于货币，表述不正确的是（）。A.货币是充当一般等价物的特殊商品B.货币是商品交换的媒介C.最初的形态是金属货币D.货币是商品交换发展到一定阶段的产物 [名词解释]中生动物 [单选]妇科体格检查叩诊时，下面哪一项最全面()A．叩诊时注意鼓音B．注意浊音C．有无移动性浊音D．叩浊音分布范围E．前4项相加 [名词解释]习用品 [单选,A1型题]能透过血脑屏障而产生中枢抑制作用的成分是（）A.小檗碱B.黄连碱C.四氢黄连碱D.药根碱E.甲基黄连碱 [单选]下列不属于门静脉高压症的侧支循环的是（）A.食管、胃底静脉交通支B.直肠下端、肛管交通支C.腹膜后门、体静脉分支之间交通支D.腰静脉与腹膜后下腔静脉属支E.脐及脐旁静脉与腹壁上、下静脉之间交通支 [名词解释]伪品 [单选,A1型题]下列关于膀胱损伤的说法，正确的是（）A.通过导尿管注入生理盐水，如抽出液体量与注入的不相同即可排除膀胱损伤B.膀胱破裂时，应尽快进行手术修补C.通过导尿管注入生理盐水，如抽出液体量与注入的差异很大，则提示有膀胱破裂D.腹膜外膀胱破裂因无尿液漏入腹腔，一般 [单选]下列花卉不属于一二年生的是（）A.诸葛菜B.风铃草C.瓜叶菊（一年生草本花卉）D.风信子 [填空题]电子商务规划的可行性分析主要包括：（）和（）。 [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]建设性冲突是指冲突双方（）一致，由于手段或认识不同而产生的冲突，这种冲突对组织效率有积极作用A.方法B.途径C.目标D.感情E.认知 [单选]半开放式麻醉系统要求调节氧流量，使CO2重复吸收浓度不超过（）A.0.1%B.0.2%C.0.3%D.0.5%E.0.6% [单选]下列各项中，不应计入营业外收人的是()。A.债务重组利得B.处置固定资产净收益C.收发差错造成存货盘盈D.确实无法支付的应付账款 [多选]属于嵌锁型的粒料基层有()。A．泥结碎石B．级配砂砾C．填隙碎石D．泥灰结碎石E．级配碎石 [单选]如果用户声音小听不清，话务员应使用的规范用语是“（）”。A、听不见，请大声点儿B、我没有听清C、对不起，请重说D、对不起，您的声音听不清，请您大点声再讲一遍 [单选]中医学的治疗法则不包括()A．治病求本、扶正祛邪B．整体观念、辨证治疗C．调整阴阳D．调整脏腑功能E．调整气血关系，相因制宜 [单选]在PFD上，在右下角出现琥珀色的ILS闪亮时，表示：（）A、APPR（进近）方式预位而未选择ILS显示。B、ILS信号丢失。C、航向道偏差过大。 [单选]促使血液在血管中不停地循环的动力是（）.A.大脑B.血压C.心脏 [单选]颅后窝骨折的特征性表现为（）A.脑脊液鼻漏B.失明C.Battle征D.失嗅E.搏动性突眼 [名词解释]船体装配 [单选]停工时重油分馏系统水洗的原理是利用重油在温度高时（），将重油带出。A、粘度低B、粘度高C、在水中溶解度大D、在水中溶解度小 [单选]关于精神病人的康复工作，以下哪项不对（）A.病人的家庭成员、朋友和社会人士与医务人员的密切配合是康复工作顺利进行的关键B.康复措施必须贯彻在院内、外的全部医疗过程中C.必须延伸到社会中去D.必须发展以社区为基础的康复E.在我国，应逐渐放弃以医院为基地的康复 [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]早期结核性脑膜炎的主要临床表现特点是（）.A.性情改变B.头痛、呕吐C.结核中毒症状D.嗜睡、双眼凝视E.感觉过敏 [填空题]刚度与质量分布特别不均匀的建筑物、甲类建筑物等，宜采用（）。 [单选]下列属于行政处罚的是（）。A．没收财产B．罚金C．撤职D．责令停产停业 [单选]为维吾尔族宾客服务时，尽量当宾客的面冲杯子，端茶时不要用（）。A、右手B、左手C、单手D、双手 [单选]从（）入手，立足当前，着眼长远，整体推进，突出重点，综合施策，标本兼治，全面提高质量管理水平，推动建设质量强国，促进经济社会又好又快发展。A.强化法治、落实责任、加强惩处、增强全社会质量意识；B.强化法制、落实责任、加强监督、增强全社会质量意识；C.强化法治、 [单选]褶皱构造是（）。A.岩层受构造力作用形成一系列波状弯曲且未丧失连续性的构造B.岩层受构造力作用形成一系列波状弯曲且丧失连续性的构造C.岩层受水平挤压力作用形成一系列波状弯曲而丧失连续性的构造D.岩层受垂直力作用形成一系列波状弯曲而丧失连续性的构造 [单选]流行性乙型脑炎中最常见的感染类型为()A．隐性感染B．病原携带状态C．潜伏性感染D．显性感染E．病原体被清除 [单选,A2型题,A1/A2型题]FAB分型中，AML-M1骨髓中原始细胞应占非红系细胞的（）A.≥30%B.≥40%C.≥50%D.≥70%E.≥90% [单选]甲公司为乙公司承建厂房一幢，工期自2007年8月1日至2009年5月31日，总造价6000万元，乙公司2007年付款至总造价的20%，2008年付款至总造价的85%，余款于2009年工程完工后结算。该工程2007年发生成本600万元，年末预计尚需发生成本2400万元;2008年发生成本2100万元，年末预计 [单选]采用富氧再生技术后，再生催化剂定碳（）。A、下降B、上升C、不变D、无法确定 [问答题,简答题]当阴床先失效或阳床先失效时，阴床出口水质的变化