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哪一位科学家发现了X线()A.贝克勒尔  B.居里夫人  C.伦琴  D.Couta

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题目:

哪一位科学家发现了X线()

A.贝克勒尔 

B.居里夫人 

C.伦琴 

D.Coutard 

E.安培 

答案:

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参考答案:A,B,D解析: 据《铁路工程特殊岩土勘察规范》(TB 10038—2001)第3.4.1条及第3.4.3条判定。

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小题1:The London bus left ______________.

A.at 11:55

B.at 5:12

C.before 11:55

D.after 11:55小题2:Tom went into the station cafe because ____________.

A.John asked him to have a cup of tea

B.he wanted a drink there

C.he would meet a friend of his

D.it was early yet and he wanted to find a place to sit小题3:What time was it in fact when he looked at the clock in the mirror?

A.Half past twelve.

B.Half past eleven.

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D.Half past one.小题4:When Tom sat in the station café, who came in?

A.his friend

B.his father

C.his uncle

D.his girlfriend小题5:Which of the following is true?

A.Tom missed his bus.

B.He has liked mirror since then.

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