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依据《大气污染防治法》，向大气排放恶臭气体的排污单位，必须采取措施防止( )。答案解析
下列通项中，不属于2018年宪法修正案内容的是（）答案解析
肺热咳嗽宜选用答案解析
下列关于理财规划的说法正确的有（）。答案解析
采暖工程热网布置形式中，环状管网的特点为( )。答案解析
《基础教育课程改革纲要(试行)》规定，我国中小学课程设置“综合实践活动”，开设的学段是（）答案解析
以下不属于应交由有限责任公司股东会特别决议的事项是（）。答案解析
以下关于防火墙的说法，不正确的是（）。答案解析
下列商业银行面临的风险中，不能采用风险对冲策略进行管理的是（　　）。答案解析
患者久病咳嗽，气短乏力，动则气急而喘，自汗淋漓，气不得续，舌淡，脉虚无力。其病机关系最密切的脏是答案解析
应收票据终止确认时,对应的会计科目不可能是（）。答案解析
关于腭癌以下哪一项不正确答案解析
意外伤害保险的未到期责任准备金可以按( )计算，与财产保险相同。答案解析
某施工企业承揽拆除旧体育馆工程，作业过程中，体育馆屋顶突然坍塌，压死2人，重伤11人。根据《生产安全事故报告和调查处理条例》，该事故属于（　　）。答案解析
注册税务师受托审查某商业批发企业（系增值税一般纳税人）的纳税情况，该企业库存商品按进价核算，某月购进一批商品，取得增值税专用发票上注明价款为200000元，税金为34000元，同时支付购货运输费10000元，取得了运输部门开具的运输发票，款项均已通过银行支付，商品尚未入库，上述业务企业的账务处理为：借：物资采购209300；应交税费--应交增值税（进项税额）34700(34000+10000×7%)；贷：银行存款244000；注册税务师审查后，认为上述处理不符合有关规定，正确的应该是( )。答案解析
肿瘤患者能量消耗增加和能量利用无效是营养不良发生的重要原因之一，影响肿瘤患者能量消耗的主要因素是( ) 答案解析
Flexible Study for the Future UniversitiesA. For a brief period, the popular image of the university student was embodied by Sebastian of Brideshead Revisited: 18-years old, male, privileged, and ready to spend three years in one of the world's most elite institutions. But the idea of a typical student no longer holds: today's students are just as likely to be female, or older, or from overseas, or studying part-time while holding down a full-time job.B. Traditional models of provision (供给.no longer work for these students. But how can universities adapt to meet their needs--and the needs of the modern global economy? Conditions of Flexibility, published by Professor Ron Barnett, looks at how universities can offer more flexible structures and the conditions under which flexibility can flourish. Using the report as a starting point, a recent Guardian round table (圆桌会议.sponsored by the Higher Education Academy brought together a group of experts and senior managers in higher education to discuss the future of flexible learning.C. The round table heard that flexibility is an essential part of a modern higher education system. "The 21st century is calling for new kinds of persons, who can adapt and respond flexibly to the extraordinary challenges we see day in and day out," said one participant. The challenge is how to meet the needs of those students without losing internal integrity, he argued. Many universities are working hard to develop flexible approaches that match students to the employment needs of the economy. One participant described how her university works with local employers to create tailored programmes for individuals. "Students will come in totalk about their aspirations, their past experiences, their qualifications, their jobs, and a customized opportunity will be created for them, which will pick up modules (模块.and put them into a special package for that individual student," she said.D. While universities are encouraged to think in a more focused fashion about the specific requirements of the workplace, many also want to equip students with a broader range of skills that enable them to adapt to thedemands of a rapidly changing world. Some degree programmes are moving away from the traditionalmodular (模块的，分单元的.approach--where undergraduates might take 10 short modules a year--to a system of longer courses. One participant said that her institution has built flexibility into this new model: "A student might be asked to undertake a particular activity designed to develop a particular aspect of their skills--maybe their critical thinking or their employ ability skills--but they can choose where they do it within the framework of their discipline." An immunology (免疫学.student, for example, could choose to apply their skills to HIV/Aids or heart disease.E. Flexibility is also being introduced into assessment. At one university, students on a particular master's programme take five modules, each of which can be assessed in five different ways and students choose which assessment method they prefer for each module.F.Another participant described the experimental introduction in one degree course of an option that enables students to study the same module twice, "in order to learn better or differently than they did the first time",with students being assessed separately each time. The round table also heard about the role technology can playin providing students with greater flexibility in how they learn. One participant talked about his university's use of "lecture capture"--recording lectures so that students could watch them again, an innovation that has been embraced with enthusiasm by both staff and students. Other participants argued for a move away from the didactic (说教的.approach of the 50-minute lecture altogether, and in favor of more active methods of teaching. One spoke of a master's course in which psychology students learning to be expert witnesses worked with law students and computer science students on a simulated criminal trial of a murder case. "It ended up being an incredibly rich multi-professional experience that mimic (模仿.the real world," she said.G. Perhaps one of the biggest flexible learning innovations has been the introduction of massive open online courses (Moocs., which enable students to study university-level courses at a distance and for free, using Internet-based resources. Advocates believe that Moocs are democratic, opening higher education up to people who would not normally be able to access it. Round table participants were largely skeptical about the disruptive (引起混乱.potential of Moocs, with one arguing that "most of the people who participate in Moocs are PhDs or academics. There are huge levels of dropout, and the quality is pretty poor."H. What are the challenges to providing more flexible learning in higher education? Some participants felt that students are not ready to learn flexibly, and prefer a traditional model of teaching through lectures and assessment through essays and exams. One argued that many students are unused to choice: "When they arrive as undergraduates, they're so used to being told exactly what to do and how they'll be examined that when we get them into university and give them more choices, they don't know what to choose." Students'reluctance to embrace innovation means that universities should take care when introducing flexibility, one participant argued: "We've got a responsibility to try to make sure we structure learning in such a way that students are encouraged to explore outside their comfort zone and engage in different learning approaches, but are unable to default to the lowest common denominator."I.Some academics too are cautious about adopting flexible learning methods, the round table heard. The Quality Assurance Agency (QAA., a regulatory body-that monitors standards in higher education, publishes standard statements: a set of guidelines for what students should be taught in each subject.J.One participant said: "There is a risk aversion around quality and standards because staffs are terribly nervous about getting a poor QAA rating. Perhaps they see standard statements as being gospel (真理., and they have to deliver to those benchmark statements rather than considering threshold concepts and letting students just explore between them."K. Although universities are working hard to develop flexible provision, some participants acknowledged that,both in the structure of courses offered and in methods of teaching and learning, progress is patchy (参差不齐的 .. "This sort of exciting innovative activity is going on only in part of the university, not across the institution," said one. "The challenge for university management is the day-to-day pressures of resource management, and time to balance the budget with this innovative way of working."L. But it was acknowledged that universities, despite the best of intentions, operate under external constraints.Progress has been slow in the area of student mobility, for example. Increasingly, said one participant,universities must recognize "the desire of students to be mobile on the international stage and to take a great number of credits in different countries and to get work experience in those different settings but still wanting to get a degree that puts that all together."M. There is a tension, one participant pointed out, between "good words and actual policy". While successive governments have talked about the importance of increasing flexibility and being employer-led, they operate"a funding and policy model which goes back to thinking about 18-year-olds doing three-year degree programmes and going on to a master's if they want." Until governments catch up with the realities of the new higher education landscape, universities may find it hard to provide the flexibility students and employers need. 答案解析
如图所示，有关锁骨下静脉的局部解剖哪项不正确 ( ) 答案解析
定值保险是以赔偿实际损失为本质的损失补偿原则的例外；当发生全部损失时，保险人计算赔款的基础是( )。答案解析
AMLilienfeld教授提出的病因概念是基于答案解析