加强师德建设是具有社会意义的重要工程，是贯彻（）的现实需要。A、依法治国 B、以德治国

注册会计师使用非统计抽样方法对ABC公司 2009年12月31日应收账款进行计价测试。ABC公司2009年12月31日应收账款账面价值为 3000000，由2000个项目组成。假定注册会计师确定的应收账款可容忍错报为100000元，由于评估的重大错报风险水平为“高”，而且由于注册会计师没有计划实施其他实质性程序以实现相同的目标，其他实质性程序未能发现重大错报的风险为“中”，保证系数为2.0。

要求：

针对甲公司和乙公司的出资形式，注册会计师对货币资金、固定资产和无形资产分别应当实施怎样的审验程序。

( )所用的材料如砖、石、混凝土等，它们的抗压强度较高，但抗拉及抗剪强度偏低。

A．柔性基础

B．钢筋混凝土基础

C．刚性基础

D．片筏基础

Young Japanese people are evolving a new lifestyle for the 21st century based on the cell phones that few are now able to live without.

While about one-third of Japanese primary school students aged 7-12 use cell phones, by the time they get to high school, that figure has shot up to 96 percent, according to a government survey released last month. They are using their phones to read books, listen to music, chat with friends and surf the Internet -- an average of 124 minutes a day for high school girls and 92 minutes for boys.

While the wired world they now inhabit holds enormous advantages for learning and communicating, it also brings a downside, say experts who point to a rise in cyber-bullying and a growing inability among teenagers to deal with other people face to face. "Kids say what's most important to them, next to their own lives, is their cell phone," said Masashi Yasukawa. "It's a very scary world," he said. "As they reveal personal information about themselves, children can become prey (猎物) of adults who cheat or are sexually attracted to children. "

Education professor Tetsuro Saito said a survey of 1,600 middle school students aged around 14 found that most middle school cell phone users rarely used their phones to talk. Children seemed to want the security of communicating with someone, without the bother of dealing with a real person.

"Communication ability is bound to decline as cell phones and other devices are now getting between people," he said. Tomomi, 18, said: "I send some 20 emails a day. There are people I don't talk with -- even if I see them at school, I just exchange mail with them. I guess we're connected only by a machine."

Saito's survey found that students can also use their cell phones as an emotional crutch (拐杖) , and the more problems they have at home, the more dependent they seem to become on their phones. More than 60 percent of students who said they do not enjoy being with their families send 20 or more emails a day, compared with 35 percent of those happy with their families.

And even if cell phones can bring comfort, it can come at a terrible cost.

64. Which of the following topics is not included in the passage?

A. Sending emails to people around.                         B. Doing reading and listening to music.

C. Watching television on the cell phone.                   D. Getting the psychological dependence.

65. What's the meaning of the underlined word "downside" in Paragraph 3?

A. space below something solid or hard                     B. down part of a hill or mountain

C. decreasing of a certain figure                         D. negative part or disadvantage of something

66. Masashi says the cell phone is a scary world because the children will ________.

A. be exposed to a lot of frightening information

B. have their personal information exposed to some bad people

C. be attractive to some other children

D. go hunting with some adults who will cheat them

67. What will possibly be talked about in the paragraph that follows the passage?

A. The comfort brought by cell phones.                     B. The average cost of cell phones in Japan.

C. The high cost a teenager's phone bill hits.        D. The writer's attitude towards the problem.

患者男性，65岁，因前列腺增生行经 * * 电切术后的出院指导，下列不正确的是

A．进食富含纤维素、易消化食物
B．行提肛肌锻炼
C．术后多做跑步运动
D．多饮水
E．预防感冒

Pentium处理器与内存进行数据交换的外部数据总线为64位，在下列处理器中，它属于( )。

A．8位处理器

B．16位处理器

C．32位处理器

D．64位处理器