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以下不属于信用风险的管理机制的是()。A.审贷分离机制 B.额度管理机制 C.授权管

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以下不属于信用风险的管理机制的是()。

A.审贷分离机制

B.额度管理机制

C.授权管理机制

D.系统管理机制

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1-4 ACDB

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拔掉那颗蛀牙

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  ①她恨全家人

  ②她在家中的地位很尴尬。姐姐比她漂亮。因为想要儿子,父母坚持要生,结果生下她,还是女儿。后来,又生了弟弟,弟弟显然是最得宠爱的。父母的理念就是,闺女是要嫁出去的,对这个家无关紧要,能养着就不错了!

  ③姐姐不吭气。她却嚷:“凭什么?要不就别生我!”结果挨了打。

  ④那时,她就发誓,她要报复所有人,她要让他们知道她的厉害。三个孩子中,她的学习是最好的,因为,没有别的地方突出,她就拼命地学习。小小的心,长满了恨,恨是一颗芽,日日夜夜地“茁壮”成长

  ⑤她沉默寡言,经常一个人抱着书,把自己关在屋里。即使看书,母亲也要嚷,不要费电了。于是,她去邻居的窗下,借着光,可以看到半夜。她是个坚强的女孩儿,坚强到不会掉眼泪。全镇只有一个考上县里的高中的,那就是她。父母不想让她去读,读高中要住校,仅吃饭一个月就要花好几十块。她说:“我不吃学校的饭,我自己带饭,带几个馒头,可以吃一个星期。”

  ⑥终于去读了,竟然觉得无比自由。一周回家一次,带够一周吃的馒头。冬天还好,馒头不馊。夏天,有时馒头馊了,她舍不得扔,还要吃掉。吃到拉肚子,一趟趟跑厕所,可她从来不哭。整整三年,她始终是全年级里的第一名。

  ⑦高考成绩下来,她是市状元,去北大读书,整个县城都轰动了。所有人都说,看人家,吃了三年干馒头,照样上北大。

  ⑧去了北大之后,她仍然沉默寡言,打好几份工,为的是不要家里一分钱。而且,她冰冷的内心拒绝温暖,怕别人算计自己。

  ⑨整整四年,她把自己交给了书本,又以学校最好的托福成绩考到美国公费留学。整个县城又轰动了——这是那个小城中第一个到外国留学的呀。可是,她没有回家去,没有给父母撑那个虚荣的面子。现在,她是自己的了,与他们毫无关系。

  ⑩去美国之后,她还是一个人,无人交流,内心一片空白。没有亲情的感觉,不相信男人,她的世界里,只有她自己。她去看心理医生,医生说,你太自闭,而且内心充满了恨。有恨的人,必定不快乐。你应该学会去爱,只有爱,才能拔掉那颗蚀了你心灵的蛀牙。

  她呆了:是吗?有这么严重吗?一向是别人对不起她啊,所以,她一直拒绝和家人联系。半夜,她第一次拨通了家里的电话。母亲居然没有听出她的声音来。叫了一声“妈”之后,母亲哭了,哀号着,哭着骂着,叫着父亲的名字:“二妞来电话了,二妞来电话了——”父亲抢过电话,叫着:“妞妞,妞妞……”再也说不出话来。再接着,姐姐和弟弟都跑了过来。声音哽咽着,好像她恩赐了他们什么。放了电话,她发了一夜的呆。第二天,又发呆。她决定回国。

  是一刹那间决定的——回国!多少年没有回家了!她带着大包小包——每个家人的礼物,下了飞机,直接乘出租车回老家。一进门才发现:家,破旧了。两颗老枣树还在,正在开花,有淡淡的芬芳。爱发脾气的母亲老了,正在树下择韭菜,满头白发;喜欢打人的父亲在脏兮兮的椅子上躺着。父母抬头看到她的时候,眼神里都是慌乱的,伸开两只手,不知要干什么说什么了,好像她是客人——她太洋气了,与多年前那个瘦瘦黑黑的小丫头判若两人!甚至,母亲扑过来后,站在她面前,没敢抱她。

  不知沉默了多长时间,她终于叫了一声“妈!”。母亲哭着,抹着眼泪。她以为自己足够坚强,以为不会再流眼泪了,但当父亲过来抱住她说:“孩子,回来啦!”她的眼泪,到底还是泉涌般出来了。

  她把带回来的钱分给大家了,父母一份,姐姐一份,弟弟一份。父母养老,姐姐能买城里的房子了,弟弟要开个超市,这下,也有资金了。做完这些后,她突然觉得自己是那么幸福。

  拔掉了那颗恨的蛀牙,原来可以如此快乐。(选自《小小说选刊》2008年第8期,有删改)

1.联系全文说说标题《拔掉那颗蛀牙》有何深刻含义?

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2.请根据故事情节——主人公的成长历程,仿照下面的例子在方框内填写恰当的内容。(字数在10字以内)

地位尴尬,滋生仇恨→___________________→____________________→_________________

3.联系上下文,体味文中画线句子的含义,回答括号内的问题。

(1)她恨全家人。(她具体“恨”什么?开篇独句成段,有何作用?)

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(2)小小的心,长满了恨,恨是一颗芽,日日夜夜地“茁壮”成长。(“茁壮”为何加引号?有什么深刻含义?)

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4.第自然段“她”打电话回来时,家人对她的反应可不可以删去?为什么?

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5.选文是一篇寓意深刻的小说,并有一定的警示意义,试结合全文作简析。

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