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在累进税率的分类中,使用时间较长和应用较多的是( )。A.全额累进税率 B.超额累

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在累进税率的分类中,使用时间较长和应用较多的是( )。

A.全额累进税率

B.超额累进税率

C.全率累进税率

D.超率累进税率

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Then the seven swallows were set free at Croydon. Five of them flew back to their nests at Bremen. How did the birds find their way on that long journey, which they had never made before? That is the great puzzle. It is no good saying that the swallows have a sense of direction. These are just words and explain nothing. We want to know exactly what senses the animals use to find their way, how they know in which direction to go until they can see familiar landmarks. Unfortunately practically no scientific experiments have yet been made on this question.

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17.The seven swallows were marked on some of their feathers because       .

A.they would be taken away by plane

B.they would be free in London

C.Croydon was 400 miles away

D.they could easily be seen for the red colour

18.Which of the following is true?       .

A.Seientists have found why the animals can see their nests.

B.No one knows why the swallows can fly back to their familiar landmarks.

C.It’s very simple that the birds use sense of direction.

D.Many experiments have been made on how birds can fly their way home

19.Swallows like to spend ”our winter” in        .

A.England      B.London        C.Africa       D.Germany

20.When do the birds return from South Africa to England every year?

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