反家庭暴力是（）的共同责任。国家禁止任何形式的家庭暴力。A、家庭成员自己 B、社区居委

定义“规范01数列”{a_n}如下：{a_n}共有2m项，其中m项为0，m项为1，且对任意中0的个数不少于1的个数。若m=4，则不同的“规范01数列”共有（）。

A.18个

B.16个

C.14个

D.12个

柱面装饰板工程量应按设计图示饰面外围尺寸以面积计算，且( )。

A．扣除柱帽、柱墩面积

B．扣除柱帽、不扣除柱墩面积

C．扣除柱墩、不扣除柱帽面积

D．柱帽、柱墩并入相应柱饰面工程量内

Years ago, when I first started building websites for newspapers, many journalists told me that they saw the Internet as the end of reliable journalism. Since anyone could publish whatever they wanted online, "real journalism" would be overwhelmed, they said. Who would need professional reporters and editors if anyone could be a reporter or an editor I would tell them not to worry. While my personal belief is that anyone can be a reporter or editor, I also know that quality counts. And that the "viral" nature of the Internet means that when people find quality, they let other people know about it. Even nontraditional media sites online will survive only if the quality of their information is trusted. The future of online news will demand more good reporters and editors, not fewer.
So I was intrigued when Newsweek recently published a story called Revenge of the Expert. It argued that expertise would be the main component of "Web 3.0". "The wisdom of the crowds has peaked," says Jason Calacanis, founder of the Maholo "people-powered search engine" and a former AOL executive. "Web 3.0 is taking what we’ve built in Web 2.0—the wisdom of the crowds—and putting an editorial layer on it of truly talented, compensated people to make the product more trusted and refined." Well, yes and no. Sure, it is important for people to trust the information they find online. And as the Newsweek article argues, the need for people to find trusted information online is increasing, thus the need for more expertise. But the article fails to mention the most important feature of the world of digital information. It’s not expertise—it’s choice.
In many cases the sites that people come to trust are built on nontraditional models of expertise. Look at sites like Digg. com, Reddit. com, or Slashdot. com. There, users provide the expertise on which others depend. When many users select a particular story, that story accumulates votes of confidence, which often lead other users to choose that story. The choices of the accumulated community are seen as more trustworthy than the "gatekeeper" model of traditional news and information. Sometimes such sites highlight great reporting from traditional media. But often they bring forward bits of important information that are ignored (or missed) by "experts". It’s sort of the "open source" idea of information—a million eyes looking on the Web for information is better than a few.
Jay Rosen, who writes the PressThink blog, says in an e-mail that he’s seen this kind of story before, calling it a "kind of pathetic" trend reporting. "I said in 2006, when starting NewAssignment. Net, that the pest editorial combinations will be pro-am. I still think that. Why Because for most reporters covering a big sprawling beat, it’s still true what Dan Gillmor said. ’My readers know more than I do.’ And it’s still the case that tapping into that knowledge is becoming more practical because of the Internet."
J. D. Lasica, a social-media strategist and former editor, also says he sees no departure from the "wisdom of the crowds" model. "I’ve seen very little evidence that the sweeping cultural shifts we’ve seen in the past half dozen years show any signs of retreating," Mr. Lasica says. "Young people now rely on social networks...to take cues from their friends on which movies to see, books to read... And didn’t ’Lonely Planet Guide’ explore this terrain for travel and Zagat’s for dining back in the ’90s"
In many cases, traditional media is still the first choice of online users because the reporters and editors of these media outlets have created a level of trust for many people— but not for everyone. When you combine the idea of expertise with the idea of choice, you discover nontraditional information sites that become some of the Internet’s most trusted places. Take SCOTUSblog. com, written by lawyers about cases in the Supreme Court. It has become the place to go for other lawyers, reporters, and editors to find in-depth information about important cases. The Internet also allows individuals to achieve this level of trust. For instance, the Scobleizer. corn blog written by Robert Scoble. Mr. Scoble, a former Microsoft employee and tech expert, is widely seen as one of the most important people to read when you want to learn what’s happening in the world of technology. He built his large audience on the fact that people trust his writing.
To me, it’s the best of all possible information worlds.

What is the major argument of the passage

A．With the development of digital technology, anyone can be a reporter or editor.

B．Professional reporters and editors are always the trusted "gatekeeper" of traditional news and information.

C．The choices of the accumulated online users should be considered more trustworthy and reliable than those of the few with expertise.

D．Expertise would be the main component of both traditional media and nontraditional information sites.

甲房地产开发公司(以下简称甲公司)于2001年12月设立，注册资本为1000万元。2002年1月，甲公司决定开发一商品住宅小区，项目总投资8000万元，并以出让方式取得了该土地使用权。甲公司在该小区开发过程中，以在建工程抵押贷款筹措建设资金。2002年7月，甲公司将该项目转让给乙公司。2003年9月，乙公司完成该小区开发，并通过综合验收。

甲公司确定该房地产开发项目，应当符合( )。

A．土地利用总体规划

B．年度建设用地计划

C．年度建设投资计划

D．房地产开发年度计划

目前超高层建筑高度已经突破（）米。

A、700

B、800

C、900

D、600