调解达成协议后需要制作调解书送达当事人的，调解书产生法律效力的时间是（） A.调解书

平层时，平层感应片使上下平层感应器都动作的那一刻，电梯停止运行.（）

阅读下面一首唐诗，完成小题。

辋川闲居

王维

一从归白社，不复到青门。时倚檐前树，远看原上村。

青菰临水映，白鸟向山翻。寂莫於陵子，桔槔方灌园。

①青菰：俗称茭白，生于水中，叶如蒲苇。②於陵子：齐国高士陈仲子的号。据《高士传》载：陈仲子认为其做官的史长不义，就带着妻子到了楚国，住在於陵，自号於陵子。楚王听说他很贤德，派人聘请他做宰相，他就又逃到别处替人浇灌园子。③桔槔:井上汲水的一种工具。

小题1:诗的第三联描绘了什么样的景象，运用了什么艺术手法?(5分)

小题2:本诗表达了作者怎样的思想感情?请结合二、四联作简要分析。(6分)

长效胰岛素是（）

A.半慢胰岛素锌混悬液

B.慢胰岛素锌混悬液

C.中性精蛋白锌胰岛素

D.低精蛋白锌胰岛素

E.精蛋白锌胰岛素

推进新型城镇化，坚持（）加快新型城镇化步伐，提高社会主义新农村建设水平，努力缩小城乡发展差距，推进城乡发展一体化。

A.以城市群为主体形态

B.以人的城镇化为核心

C.以体制机制创新为保障

D.以城市综合承载能力为支撑

Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following conversation.

M: You know, in designing this new town, we’ve tried to look backward at small-town America and take the best of those planning elements: houses close together; sidewalks, front porches, tree-lined streets, easy, non-automobile-dependent access to the town center and to your neighbors and to the school and the other institutions that are vital. And we’ve tried to take some of those ideas and update them and come up with a livable, workable place where people can go and rekindle the sense of community that seems to be missing from suburbs all across the country.

F: So give us a sense of how this new town was designed.

M: Houses are all very close together. We were just 10 feet apart from our neighbors on either side of us, and that’s pretty much the standard for the town. So, you have houses that are close together, houses that surround open areas. They have a lot of big parks, a lot of common areas. The theory is that you’re willing to sacrifice your private yard space--you don’t need a quarter of an acre or half an acre--if you have a public area where you can go and enjoy the facilities there and, most importantly, you can interact with your neighbors. That helps to create this sense of community that’s so important to many of these "new town" developments.

F: Now, I see this whole sense of community: It’s going to be a new town, but we’re going to do it with a sense of nostalgia for the past. Like, a lot of the houses had porches.

M: Yes, it would create a "front porch culture"--that people would be out on their porches talking to their neighbors next door and to people walking down the street or people riding their bikes, and there would be this culture that existed 40, 50, or 60 years ago. But that really has been one of the failures that we observed during our two years in this new town, and the people don’t spend very much time at all on their front porches. There are a couple of things going on. One is it’s central Florida, and it’s hotter than hell a good part of the year, and sitting on your front porch, even if you have a fan going, can be a very uncomfortable thing. People prefer to be inside in the air- conditioning.

F: What were some of the rules you had to live by in the new project And did any of those rules bother you

M: Well, the developer and I have different feelings about rules. His feeling is--now, if I can summarize his feelings for him--that you move in there knowing the rules, and if you don’t like them, you shouldn’t move in. I have some problems with rules. I just sometimes like to break them. And they just bother me because they’re in existence. But the rules sometimes were silly and sometimes weren’t. They dictated what color your curtains could be facing the street and actually asked a woman with red curtains to remove them.

F: Really Is that true

M: And they dictated where you could park your car and for how long. They dictated any sort of thing you could attach to your house. You couldn’t attach a satellite dish to your house. They dictated forever the color of your house. And they dictate how often you have to repaint your house. They’ve tried to go a step further and remove plastic flowers and plastic furniture from those all-important front porches. Some rules seem to go a little too far.

Question No. 1 What are the two speakers talking about

2().

A. Houses with front porches.

B. Houses that are very close together.

C. Quarter-of-an-acre or half-an-acre private yard space.

D. Easy access to the town center and to the vital institutions.