在医护实践中，尊重原则主要是指对能够自主的患者尊重其（） A.健康 B.自主性 C.

企业员工是内部控制的（），承担实施内部控制的责任。

A．领导者

B．要执行者

C．客体

D．主体

定义过宽是指在对概念进行定义的过程中，由于对概念的内涵限制不够而产生的逻辑错误。根据上述定义，下列属于定义过宽的是（）

A.商品是现代社会中通过货币进行交换的产品

B.人是群居生活的动物

C.机会主义者就是主张机会主义的人

D.所谓孳息，就是从原物产生的收益的物质形态，而原物则是指产生孳息的物

五四运动后的新民主主义革命从其性质上来说仍然是资产阶级民主革命，而不是无产阶级革命，这是由于（）。

A.它反对帝国主义、封建主义，而不是一般地反对资本主义

B.资产阶级掌握领导权，指导思想是资产阶级民主主义思想

C.无产阶级掌握革命领导权，革命前途是建立社会主义社会

D.它属于世界资产阶级革命的一部分

阀门故障处理完毕后，可以直接用。

Here is a quick way to spoil a Brussels dinner party. Simply suggest that world governance is slipping away from the G20, G7, G8 or other bodies in which Europeans may hog up to half the seats. Then propose, with gloomy relish, that the future belongs to the G2: newly fashionable jargon for a putative body formed by China and America.

The fear of irrelevance haunts Euro-types, for all their public boasting about Europe’s future might. The thought that the European Union might not greatly interest China is especially painful. After all, the 21st century was meant to be different. Indeed, to earlier leaders like France’s Jacques Chirac, a rising China was welcome as another challenge to American hegemony, ushering in a “multipolar world” in which the EU would play a big role. If that meant kow-towing to Chinese demands to shun Taiwan, snub the Dalai Lama or tone down criticism of human-rights abuses, so be it. Most EU countries focused on commercial diplomacy with China, to ensure that their leaders’ visits could end with flashing cameras and the signing of juicy contracts.

Meanwhile, Europe’s trade deficit with China hit nearly∈170 billion ( $ 250 billion) last year. In five years, China wants 60% of car parts in new Chinese vehicles to be locally made. This is alarming news for Germany, the leading European exporter to China thanks to car parts, machine tools and other widgets.

As ever, Europeans disagree over how to respond. Some are willing to challenge China politically — for example, Germany, Britain, Sweden and the Netherlands. But they are mostly free traders. That makes them hostile when other countries call for protection against alleged Chinese cheating. In contrast, a block of mostly southern and central Europeans, dubbed “accommodating mercantilists” by the ECFR (The European Council on Foreign Relations), are quick to call for anti-dumping measures: But that makes them anxious to keep broader relations sweet by bowing to China on political issues.

The result is that European politicians often find themselves defending unconditional engagement with China. The usual claim is that this will slowly transform the country into a freer, more responsible stakeholder in the world. The secret, it is murmured, is to let Europe weave China into an entangling web of agreements and sectoral dialogues. In 2007 no fewer than 450 European delegations visited China. Big countries like France and Britain add their own bilateral dialogues, not trusting the EU to protect their interests or do the job properly. There are now six parallel EU and national “dialogues” with China on climate change, for example.

In the eyes of European politicians, China（）

A. is a free and responsible partner

B. is still some distance away from their expectations

C. is making little progress in political issues

D. is going to replace the USA to lead the world