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a
Black Americans are twice as likely to suffer from hypertension as white Americans.The same is true when comparing Westernized black Africans to white Africans.The researchers hypothesized that the reason why westernized black people suffer from hypertension is the result of the interaction of two reasons? one is the high salt content of western foods, and the other is the adaptation mechanism of black genetic genes to the salt-deficient environment .
The following conclusions about contemporary westernized African blacks, if the item is true, can it best support the researchers' hypothesis?
A.The blood pressure of the descendants of Senegalese and Gambians is usually not high, and the history of Senegal and Gambia has not been short of salt.
B.The unusually high salt intake in certain parts of Africa is a serious problem that threatens the health of residents.
C.Considering health care, most African whites also pay attention to controlling salt intake.
D.The blood pressure of Yoruba people in West Africa is not high.Yoruba people have lived inland far away from sea salt and far away from the Sahara salt mine in Africa.

a
The prohibition of advertising cigarettes on public media does not reduce the number of young people smoking, because they have known for a long time that there are cigarettes in the world, known for various brands of cigarettes, and know where to get them.They do not need advertisements to provide this information.
The following, if true, can weaken the above argument most?
A.Watching or listening to advertisements can increase a person's desire to obtain such products.
B.Prohibition of cigarette advertisements on public media will cause other forms of cigarette advertisements to proliferate.
C.Cigarette advertising on public media is a major expense for tobacco companies.
D.Anti-smokers have advertised in the public media against smoking from the beginning.

d
Three international students are sitting side by side on the bench.Already know? (1) At least one of the two people on the right of the Sudanese student is a French student.(2) There is also a French student among the two people on the left of the French student.(3) At least one of the two people on the left of the boy is a girl.(4) One of the two people on the right of the girl is also a girl.
So, for these three people, is the following judgment true?
A.Sudanese girls and French boys.French boys.
B.Sudanese boys, French boys, French girls.
C.Sudanese girls, French girls, French girls.
D.Sudanese girls, French girls, French boys.

a
Xiao Wang, Xiao Li and Xiao Zhang are going to climb the mountain.The weather forecast said it might rain today.Around the weather forecast, three people argued.Xiao Wang? "It may rain today.That does not exclude today or it may not rain.Let's go hiking.Xiao Li?" It might rain today, which means that it is going to rain today.Let's not go climbing."Xiao Zhang?" It may rain today.It just means that it is not necessary for you to decide whether to rain or not to climb the mountain today."
Understanding of the weather forecast, out of three people
A.Xiao Wang and Xiao Zhang are correct, but Xiao Li is incorrect.
B.Xiao Wang is correct, Xiao Li and Xiao Zhang are incorrect.
C.Xiao Li is correct, Xiao Wang and Xiao Zhang are incorrect.
D.Xiao Zhang is correct, Xiao Wang and Xiao Li are incorrect.

d
Many people who call themselves teachers are actually not teachers, because teaching is not their main source of income.
The above discussion assumes the following conclusion?
A.The income of teaching cannot maintain the normal life of teachers.
B.Many people called teachers lack qualified professional knowledge and skills.
C.The amount of income is a measure that the profession is valued by society.
D.A person cannot be called a writer unless writing is the main source of his income.The situation is the same for other occupations.

a
Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing Normal University.Which schools were they admitted to? The students made the following guesses? Classmate A guessed? Zhao Ming was admitted to Tsinghua University and Sun Jie was admitted to Beijing Normal University.Student B guess? Zhao Ming was admitted to Beijing Normal University, Qian Hong was admitted to Tsinghua University.Student C guess? Zhao Ming was admitted to Peking University, Sun Jie was admitted to Tsinghua University.As a result, the students' guesses were half correct.
Well, their admission status is
A.Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were accepted by Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing Normal University respectively.
B.Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University and Peking University respectively.
C.Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Beijing Normal University, Tsinghua University and Peking University respectively.
D.Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were accepted by Peking University, Beijing Normal University and Tsinghua University respectively.

b
Someone made a suggestion to the manager of a garment factory? replace the sewing machine with a large sewing thread, so that you don't have to stop the thread frequently to change the thread, which helps reduce labor costs.
This suggestion presets the following items?
A.The large sewing thread is not as strong as the trumpet.
B.The factory implements a hourly wage system, not a piece-rate wage system.
C.The sewing machine does not need to be shut down for regular maintenance and inspection.
D.Operators are not allowed to leave the machine during work.

b
Lao Li bought a watch and found that the time of the watch was 2 minutes faster than the wall clock at home every hour.Lao Li also compared the wall clock at home with the standard time published by the radio station, and found that the time of the wall clock was 2 minutes slower than the standard time every hour.
The following item is the most accurate evaluation and explanation of the above reasoning?
A.This reasoning is correct.Because the watch is 2 minutes faster than the wall clock and the wall clock is 2 minutes slower than the standard time, the watch and the standard time are the same.
B.This theory is wrong.Because the wall clock is 2 minutes slower than standard time, these 2 minutes are standard time; the watch is 2 minutes faster than the wall clock, and these 2 minutes are not standard time.Therefore, the watch and the standard time are inconsistent.
C.This reasoning is wrong.Because the watch should not be compared with the wall clock, but should be directly compared with the standard time.
D.This reasoning is wrong.Because the comparison of watch, wall clock and radio standard time is not done at the same time.

d
A bank was stolen, and four people, A.B, C, were suspected of being detained for trial.The detection results show that the criminal is one of them.A said? "It was Bingyu." B said? "I didn't steal." Nei said? "I didn't steal." Ding said; `` If B didn't steal, then I stole."It has now been ascertained that only one of them is telling lies.
From the above conditions, can the following be established?
A.Part one.
B.One copy.
C.C lose.
D.Ding steals.

d
The circulation of provincial reports in Province A is 10 times the circulation of provincial reports in Province B.Therefore, the people in Province A are more concerned about current news than the people in Province B.
The following concludes that if it is true, the above argument can be weakened most?
A.The population of Province A is 10% of the population of Province B.
B.The area of ​​Province A is 5 times the area of ​​Province B.
C.The provincial newspapers of Province A are mainly sold in other provinces.
D.The provincial newspapers of province A are mainly sold in province B.

d
After a product is sold, it is found that there are serious quality problems, the user proposes? "Either exchange or double the compensation, the two must do one." The seller said? "We cannot agree."
If the seller insists on his claim, the following concludes that the seller must agree logically?
A.Exchange but do not double the compensation.
B.Double the compensation but do not exchange it.
C.Both exchange and double the compensation.
D.If neither the exchange nor the doubling of the compensation can be done, you must accept both the exchange and the doubling of the compensation.

d
A headache faced by policymakers in a certain country is the so-called "don't stay at my door" syndrome.For example, although polls have shown time and time again that the majority of the public approve of the construction of new prisons, when policy makers formally announced plans to build a new prison in a certain place, there were always protests from nearby residents and B protests There are always ways to put the plan on hold.
The following also belongs to the "don't stay at my door" syndrome mentioned above?
A.a parent advocates that children infected with HIV cannot be admitted to public schools.When he knew that a child infected with HIV had entered his child's school, he immediately went through the procedures for dropping out of his child.
B.A politician advocated that all government officials must perform public registration of personal property, and he submitted a false property registration form himself.
C.A professor advocates that religious groups have an obligation to engage in charitable causes, but he refuses to donate money to support the hungry in Somalia.
D.A car manufacturer advocates international free trade of cars in order to benefit the economies of various countries, but requires its government to restrict the import of foreign-made cars.

a
A crime investigation report revealed that 60% of the serious criminal cases in a city in the past three years were committed by 350 habitual offenders who had been recorded.The report also revealed that more than half of the perpetrators of serious criminal cases were also drug addicts,
If the above conclusions are true, then the following must be true?
A.There may be no drug addicts among the 35O repeat offenders.
B.There must be drug addicts among the 350 repeat criminals.
C.Most of the 350 repeat offenders are drug addicts.
D.Most of the drug addicts are among the 35O repeat offenders.

d
If Xiao Zhao goes to travel, then Xiao Qian, Xiao Sun and Xiao Li will go together.
If the above conclusion is true, then the following is also true?
A.If Xiao Zhao did not travel, at least one of Xiao Qian, Xiao Sun, and Xiao Li did not go.
B.If Xiao Zhao did not travel, then Xiao Qian, Xiao Sun, and Xiao Li did not go.
C.If Xiao Qian, Xiao Sun, and Xiao Li all travel, then Xiao Zhao also goes
D.If Xiao Sun didn't go to travel, then Xiao Zhao and Xiao Li wouldn't go.

a
The newspaper published a list of 20 major domestic hospitals, sorted according to their patient mortality in the past 3 years.Experts pointed out that the order of ranking should not be used as a criterion for evaluating the medical level of these hospitals.
The following items, if true, can be used as an argument to support the expert ’s conclusion, except
A.Of these 20 hospitals, 5 rely on state funding to import a number of advanced, large, and supporting medical equipment from abroad, and none of the rest.
B.In some hospitals, the long-term stay of hospitalized patients leads to a higher patient mortality rate; in some hospitals, the morbidity of terminally ill patients who are hopelessly treated and discharged from hospitals is often lowered.
C.Among the 20 hospitals, there are 2 hospitals for the elderly and 3 children's hospitals.
D.Of the 20 hospitals, 2 are oncology hospitals.

b
In a restaurant, a table discusses business while dining.Among them, three are from Chengdu, three are from Shenzhen, and two are only engaged in electromechanical business.3 people also do cosmetics business.
If the above conclusion is true, then the following is also true?
A.At least 3 people are possible, and at most 8 people.
B.The minimum may be 5 people, and the maximum may be 8 people.
C.The minimum may be 5 people, and the maximum may be 9 people.
D.At least 3 people are possible, and at most 9 people are possible.

c
Teacher Wang criticized Xiao Li for saying, "How come you are late for the math class?"
If the above conclusion is true, then the following is also true?
A.Xiao Li was late for class.
B.Someone in the school did not observe classroom discipline.
C.Xiao Li doesn't like math class.
D.The time of the math class is clear.

b
An organization that elects a leadership team implements such a rule? if there are more than one candidate, the candidate must agree to be nominated, and before expressing his consent, he must be informed who his candidate is.
If the above conclusion is true, then the following is also true?
A.Implement the rule, no candidate may be nominated
B.The rule is not enforced.At most, only one candidate can be nominated.
C.Implementing this rule, there is at most one candidate nominated.
D.Implement the rule so that the number of nominated candidates is greater than not implementing the rule.

b
Xiao Zhang asked Xiao Li to go to the mall the next day.Xiao Li said? "If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I'll go climbing." The next day, there was drizzle in the world.Xiao Zhang thought that Xiao Li wouldn't go climbing.He went to Xiao Li's dormitory to find him.Who knows that Xiao Li still went hiking.When the two met again, Xiao Zhang blamed Xiao Li for eating words.If it rained, why did he go to climb the mountain; Xiao Li said that he did not eat words, and it was illogical for Xiao Zhang to reason.
For the argument between the two, the following is appropriate?
A.This argument between Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is meaningless.
B.Xiao Zhang's inference is illogical.
C.The two people have a different understanding of drizzle.
D.This argument was caused by Xiao Li's words.

d
There are three types of robots in a laboratory.Type A can recognize colors, type B can recognize shapes, and type C can neither recognize colors nor shapes.The laboratory experimented with robots 1 and 2 using red balls, basketballs, red squares, and blue squares, and ordered them to pick up the red balls, but number 1 picked up the red squares, and number 2 picked up the basketball.
Based on the above experiment, which of the following must be true?
A.Both No.1 and No.2 must be type C.
B.Both No.1 and No.2 must not be type C.
C.No.1 is A and No.2 is Type B.
D.No.1 is not B and No.2 is not Type A.

c
Students will go to the classroom after physical education class, 15 people drank pure water in the water dispenser, 5 of them quickly developed diarrhea.The pure water in the drinking fountain was immediately sent for inspection, and the results of the inspection were not sure that there were harmful substances that caused diarrhea.Therefore, drinking pure water from a drinking fountain is not the cause of diarrhea.
If the above test results are correct, which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?
A.The argument for the topic is valid.
B.There is a loophole in the argument about the topic, because it does not take into account another fact? those who did not drink the pure water in the drinking fountain did not cause diarrhea.
C.There is a loophole in the argument of the stem, because it regards the lack of evidence to prove the existence of a certain situation as sufficient evidence to prove that a certain situation does not exist.
D.There is a loophole in the argument about the stem, because it does not use a strong argument? why do more people drink pure water in the drinking fountain without causing diarrhea.

d
Dan Dan, Xiao Ying and Shu Zhen went to participate in the Olympic competition.There are three kinds of Olympiads in mathematics, physics and chemistry.Jianguo, Xiaojie, and Daniel made the following guesses? Jianguo? Dan Dan participated in the mathematics competition, and Xiaoying participated in the physics competition.Xiaojie? Shuzhen did not participate in the physics competition, Xiaoying participated in the mathematics competition.Daniel? Dan Dan did not participate in the mathematics competition, Xiaoying participated in the chemistry competition.
If their guesses are half right, which of the following is true?
A.Dan Dan, Xiao Ying and Shu Zhen participated in mathematics, physics and chemistry competitions respectively.
B.Dan Dan, Xiao Ying and Shu Zhen participated in physics, mathematics and chemistry competitions respectively.
C.Dan Dan, Xiao Ying and Shu Zhen participated in mathematics, chemistry and physics competitions respectively.
D.Dan Dan, Xiao Ying and Shu Zhen participated in chemistry, physics and mathematics competitions respectively.

a
The school track and field sports will have 4 track projects? 100M, 200M, 400M and 800M.In the second class, three boys Jianguo, Xiaojie, Daniel and three girls Dandan, Xiaoying and Shuzhen participated.The sports will have two regulations? (1) Each project must be attended by men and women at the same time or not.(2) Each person can only participate in one project.
If Jianguo participated in 100M or 200M, Daniel participated in 400M, and Dandan participated in 800M, which of the following must be true?
A.Xiaojie participated in 800M.
B.Jianguo participated in 100M.
C.Xiaoying participated in 200M.
D.Shuzhen participated in 400M.

d
In a basketball team, Smith is taller than Daniel and Pierce is shorter than Harry, so Smith is taller than Pierce.The following items are added to the premise of the stem as new premises.Except for one, the reasoning of the stem can be established.
What does this not make reasoning true?
A.Smith is as tall as Harry.
B.Daniel is as tall as Harry.
C.Daniel is taller than Harry.
D.Harry is taller than Daniel.

d
If you bought a Lenovo computer in 2002, you must have installed the Windows XP operating system.
This conclusion can be drawn from which of the following options?
A.Only Lenovo computers purchased in 2002 are installed with the Windows XP operating system.
B.The Lenovo computers on the market in 2002 were all produced in 2001.
C.Lenovo computers on the market before 2002 did not install the Windows XP operating system.
D.All computers on the market in 2002 were installed with Windows XP operating system.

b
Statistics show that the proportion of people who died of lung disease in Arizona is greater than that in other states, because Arizona's climate is more likely to cause lung disease.
Which of the following best refutes the above argument?
A.The climate is only one factor causing lung disease.
B.Arizona's climate is good for lung disease, and people with lung disease come to this state.
C.Americans usually do not live in one place all their lives.
D.There is no evidence that climate has an effect on lung disease.

b
A city has two pillar industries, traditional handicraft industry and tourism.The development of traditional handicraft industry will inevitably lead to pollution, thereby destroying the ecological environment.But a good ecological environment is a necessary condition for the development of tourism.
Which of the following can be inferred from the above conclusion?
A.The municipal government should vigorously strengthen the protection of the ecological environment.
B.This city cannot develop traditional handicrafts and tourism at the same time.
C.Traditional industries and tourism should be replaced with other industries.
D.The economic income of this city mainly depends on traditional handicrafts.

c
People in S City like to drink very much, and often have trouble drinking alcohol, which affects the security environment of S City.In order to improve the public security environment in the city, the city government decided to reduce the production of spirits produced in S City.
Which of the following can best question the municipal government ’s decision?
A.It is not just drunkenness and trouble that affect the security environment of S City.
B.Some people who drink low-alcohol also drink and make trouble..
Most of the spirits on the C.S City market come from other cities.
The economic income of D.S City mainly comes from the production of spirits.

d
Li Qiang said? "I know 100 people.None of the people I know are unemployed, so the unemployment rate in China must be very low."
Which of the following best refutes Li Qiang's reasoning?
A.There are children among the people Li Qiang knows.
B.The unemployment rate in the city where Li Qiang is located is different from other cities.
C.Due to the existence of floating population, it is difficult to calculate the unemployment rate.
D.The vast majority of Li Qiang knows are colleagues in the unit.

b
In order to improve the quality of students, the school offers two optional courses in arts and sciences.Statistics show that some students have taken all elective courses in liberal arts and some students have taken all elective courses in science.
So which of the following must be true?
A.Some students have taken all elective courses.
B.Each elective course has student electives.
C.There is one elective course, and more than one student elects it.
D.Some people only choose elective courses in the repair department.

d
Someone has made such a reasoning? Lu Xun's works can not be read in one day, "Dragon Xugou" is Lu Xun's work, so "Long Xugou" can not be read in one day.
For this reasoning, which of the following is true?
A.This reasoning is correct.
B.This reasoning is wrong because one of its premises is wrong.
C.This reasoning is wrong because its conclusion is wrong.
D.This reasoning is wrong because it made "four conceptual errors".

d
Genetically modified foods may bring side effects, but a genetically modified soybean contains trace elements that are beneficial to human health.Experts recommend that people consume products processed from this soybean.
Which of the following best supports the expert ’s suggestion?
A.Side effects of processed genetically modified foods will be reduced.
B.Such trace elements cannot be obtained from other foods.
C.There is no evidence that GM foods will bring side effects.
D.The benefit of this trace element to human health is greater than the harm caused by the side effects of genetically modified foods.

b
In the debate about whether civil servants should implement the final elimination system, Zhang Hong ’s argument is that the implementation of the final elimination system can encourage people to work actively, thereby improving the efficiency of the organization.Jin Jing's view is? The question is whether a civil servant should be eliminated after he has completed his job.After some agencies tried out the final elimination system, they really improved their work efficiency.
Which of the following most appropriately evaluates the impact of this fact on the views held by the two?
A.Neither of them has been affected.
B.Only Zhang Hong's views have been strengthened.
C.Both views have been strengthened.
D.Only Jin Jing's view was strengthened.

c
The truck only goes on the road after 8pm.Drivers who drink and drive do not drive lights.The van will not go on the road after 8pm.All cars driving on the road after 8pm are turned on.Some military vehicles drive on the road after 8 pm.
If the above propositions are true, then which of the following is impossible?
A.The van driver drunk.
B.The van is driving with lights on.
C.The driver drunk and drove into the truck.
D.The driver of a military vehicle drinks and drives.

d
A? "I have often seen him walk with his children recently." B? "So, he is already a father."
The logical premise of B's ​​talk is?
A.All those who have become fathers must take their children for a walk.
B.Some people who often take children for a walk have become fathers.
C.Only those who often take children for a walk are fathers.
D.People who are not fathers cannot take their children for a walk.

c
Three people attending the symposium are football enthusiasts, four are Asians, two are Japanese and five are businessmen.The above narrative involved all party participants, including the Japanese without business.
So, the number of people attending the party is?
A.Up to 14 people, at least 5 people.
B.Up to 14 people, at least 7 people.
C.A maximum of 12 people and a minimum of 7 people.
D.Up to 12 people, at least 5 people.

c
I am not at the crime scene.If I am, then, I have not sinned.If I committed a crime, then it must be my unconsciousness.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.I only eat chicken or fish or duck.If I do n’t eat chicken, then I must eat fish or duck.If I do n’t eat duck, then I must eat fish.
B.I never lie.If I lie, then I must be forced.If I am forced to lie, then the responsibility is not on me.
C.I didn't borrow your book.If I borrowed it, I would not break the book.If I broke the book, it was because I was not careful.
D.She completed her homework on time every day.If she did not complete her homework, then she would not sleep.If she sleeps, it must be her homework.

b
The teacher in charge of the class told an excellent student that the reason why you achieved such good results was mainly because I had a good teaching plan.
Which of the following, if true, will most strongly refute the teacher ’s statement?
A.The internal cause is the basis for change, and the external cause is the condition for change.
B.Most other students in the class are not good at learning.
C.In another class, there are students who are very good at learning, and he is not a class teacher.
D.The parents of this outstanding student invited a famous scholar to teach the student.

c
years ago, cancer patients survived an average of 5.4 years after the discovery of the disease, and now it has reached 6.7 years.This shows that the improvement of medical level has prolonged the survival time of cancer patients.
The above conclusion depends on which of the following assumptions?
A.The number of patients who received treatment 10 years ago is similar to the current one.
B.There were not as many people who bought medical insurance 10 years ago as they are now.
C.The level of cancer diagnosis technology 10 years ago was close to that of the present.
D.There has been no change in the occupational types of cancer patients in the past 10 years.

d
At the end of the Second World War, women of childbearing age in a country reached the lowest point.Ten years after the end of World War II, in the mid-1950s, the average family had 4.5 children.The number of women of childbearing age in the country reached an all-time high ten years ago, and the average family currently has only 1.82 children.
What conclusions can be drawn from the above?
A.War is related to fertility.
B.War has nothing to do with fertility.
C.The number of women of childbearing age has nothing to do with fertility rate.
d.The fertility rate is not directly proportional to the number of women of childbearing age.

b
In the past 30 years, the number of college students in a country has continued to increase, but it is lower than the growth rate of the total population.
Which of the following contradicts the above information?
A.Over the past 30 years, the proportion of middle school students in the country has increased.
B.In the past 30 years, the proportion of university students in the total population of the country has not changed.
C.In the past 30 years, the proportion of university teachers in the total population of the country has increased rapidly.
D.Over the past 30 years, the number of university students in the country has dropped from 23% to 21%.

d
Football Association officials? "Like the majority of fans, we are eager to punish those black whistle that accept bribes.But cracking down on black whistle must rely on facts and not guessing, otherwise there will be cases of wrongs and false wrongs.In this case, guessing whether some referees are black whistle or not should be based on certain phenomena."
Which of the following, if true, will effectively weaken the argument of the Football Association officials?
A.A referee who is guessed as a black whistle usually shows some kind of injustice on the football field.
B.A referee who is guessed as a black whistle may be a black whistle.
C.A referee who is guessed as a black whistle is not necessarily a black whistle.
D.The general detection process of bribery cases is? first guess based on the phenomenon, and then find evidence based on the guess.

c
It is impossible for all witnesses to tell the truth.
If the above proposition is true, then which of the following propositions must be true?
A.All witnesses must not tell the truth.
B.Some witnesses tell the truth.
C.Some witnesses do not tell the truth.
D.Witnesses in criminal cases all tell the truth.

d
The beautiful feathers of male peacocks mainly attract female peacocks, but no one knows that beautiful feathers with devotion can have a competitive advantage in courtship.One explanation is that the female peacock prefers to be a male peacock with beautiful feathers.
Which of the following statements accurately describes the error in the inference above?
A.The typical characteristics belonging to humans are attributed to animals.
B.Generalize the conclusion that a certain kind of thing is true to all kinds of things.
C.This interpretation uses a premise that can in principle prove neither true nor false.
D.Take the phenomenon that needs to be explained as an explanation of that phenomenon.

d
He is either a worker or a cadre."
The above judgment is the following situation?
A.It doesn't matter if it's true or false.
B.Really.
C.Fake.
D.Either it is true or it is false.

d
It is impossible for all Hong Kong people to speak Mandarin.
Which of the following judgments has the closest meaning to the above judgments?
A.Maybe all Hong Kong people speak Mandarin.
B.Maybe all Hong Kong people do not speak Mandarin.
C.Inevitably all Hong Kong people do not speak Mandarin.
D.Some Hong Kong people must not speak Mandarin.

d
Plant the same amount of cucumber seedlings in the two experimental greenhouses, apply magnesium salt in the first greenhouse but not add in the second.The first produced 10 kg of cucumber and the second produced 5 kg.Since nothing but water was applied to the greenhouse, the higher yield of the first greenhouse must be due to magnesium salts.
Which of the following, if true, weakens the argument most severely?
A.There is a small amount of magnesium in the soil of the two experimental greenhouses.
B.In the third experimental greenhouse, a high nitrogen fertilizer was applied but no magnesium salt was added, and 7 kg of cucumber was produced.
C.Four different cucumber varieties were planted in both experimental greenhouses.
D.The soil quality and sunshine in the two experimental greenhouses are different.

d
Some members of a gymnastics team are from Guangxi.
The objects of the above judgment are?
A.A gymnastic team.
B.Some members of a gymnastics team.
C.Gymnastics team.
D.All members of a gymnastics team.

d
There was a student who did not participate in a party event in Class Three.One of He Jie, Pony, Dandan, and Xiaozhen did not participate, and the other three participated.When the teacher asked, they made the following answers.He Jie? The pony did not come.Pony? Not only did I participate, but I also performed the show.Dan Dan? I came for a while, but I didn't leave until the end of the party.Xiao Zhen? If Dan Dan is here, it's that I didn't come.
If only one of them lied, which of the following is true?
A.He Jie did not participate.
B.Pony did not participate.
C.Dan Dan did not participate.
D.Xiaozhen did not participate.

b
In 1995, married young couples between the ages of 25 and 30, the proportion of people living with their parents or parents-in-law accounted for 15% of the population in this age group, and in 2002, this proportion rose to 46% .Therefore, in 2002, married young couples in this age group were more difficult to assume independent living.
The conclusion above is based on which of the following assumptions?
A.Young couples who cannot support themselves in this age group are more willing to live with their peers than with their parents.
B.As long as young couples of this age can live independently, they will not choose to live with their parents.
C.Although some young couples in this age group lived with their parents or parents-in-law during the survey, they lived independently until then.
D.From 1995 to 2002, the number of houses suitable for young couples to buy and rent is decreasing year by year.

d
Some elk pelvic bones have many of the same characteristics as all pig pelvic bones.Although not all elk have these characteristics, some zoologists claim that all animals with these characteristics are elk.
If the above statement and zoologist's statement are true, which of the following must also be true?
A.Elk is more similar to pigs than it is to other animals.
B.Some elk and pigs are much different in other ways.
C.All animals, if their pelvic bones have the same characteristics, then their other bone parts will generally have the same or similar characteristics.
D.All pigs are elk.

d
In a language test in Class Three, He Jie's score is better than Pony's, and Xiao Zhen's score is worse than Dan Dan's, so He Jie's score is better than Xiao Zhen's.
The following items are added to the premise of the stem as new premises.Except for one, the reasoning of the stem can be established.Which item does not make reasoning hold?
A.He Jie's results are the same as Dan Dan's.
B.Pony's performance is the same as Dan Dan's.
C.Pony's performance is better than Dan Dan.
D.Dan Dan's performance is better than Pony.

b
Some people are not bad people, so some bad people are not people."
Which of the following reasoning has the same structure as the above reasoning?
A.Some bargains are not good, so some bargains are good.
B.Some bargains are not fakes, so some fakes are not bargains.
C.All commodities are valuable, therefore, all valuable are commodities.
D.Some inventors are self-taught, so some self-taught are inventors.

b
The students of this university have taken many courses, and Pony is a student of this university, so she has taken many courses.
Which of the following arguments shows the reasoning errors most similar to the above argument?
A.The students in this school learn mathematics.Pony is a student in this school, so he also studies mathematics.
B.The editors of this legal journal have written many legal articles, and Lao Li is one of the editors, so he has also written many legal articles.
C.Most students of this university have good academic performance.Xiaozhen is a student of this university, so her academic performance is very good.
D.All old cars need to change parts frequently, this car is new, so there is no need to change parts frequently.

d
Private companies attract high-caliber professionals by providing high salaries.The result of this measure is that the income of most professionals employed in private enterprises is 60% higher than that of professionals at the same level but working in state-owned enterprises and institutions.Therefore, unless the professionals hired by the state-owned enterprises and institutions are driven more by the sense of responsibility to the public and public welfare than the personal interests, the state-owned enterprises and institutions may cause a considerable portion of their professional talents to be lost to private enterprises because These professionals have not found jobs in private enterprises.
Which of the following assumptions is the above reasoning based on?
A.The achievements of professionals in state-owned enterprises and institutions are not as high as the achievements of professionals working in private enterprises.
B.Now, no professionals working in state-owned enterprises and institutions make more money than professionals employed in private enterprises.
C.The number of professionals with special skills employed by state-owned enterprises and institutions is not as large as that employed by any large company in a private enterprise.
D.State-owned enterprises and institutions do not provide superior working conditions for the professionals they work for, or do not pay more than the additional benefits that these professionals receive due to lower wages.

a
All polar ice is formed by snowfall.The extremely cold air cannot hold a lot of moisture, so it cannot produce a lot of snow.In recent years, the air in the polar regions has been exceptionally cold.
The above information most strongly supports which of the following conclusions?
A.If there is any increase and expansion of the current polar ice, its speed is also extremely slow.
B.If the temperature in the polar regions keeps warming, a lot of polar ice will melt.
C.In recent years, snowfall in the polar regions has actually been continuous.
D.Thicker polar ice and colder air are contradictory.

d
If this reform measure is not welcomed by cadres, we should revise it.If it is not welcomed by the workers, we should adopt a new reform measure.And this measure must be either not welcomed by the cadres or the workers.
If the above statement is true, which of the following must also be correct?
A.We should modify this reform measure if and only if it does not reduce the prestige of the measure among the workers.
B.We should strive to promote this reform measure among cadres or workers.
C.If revising this reform measure will not affect its popularity among cadres, we should revise it immediately.
D.If this reform measure is welcomed by cadres, we should adopt a new reform measure.

c
The birthday dinner hosted by Mr.Wang was absent from the guests.Mr.Wang said? "There are at most two of the four people, Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma." Is wrong, I think what you said is different from the actual situation."
If Mrs.Wang was wrong, which of the following is not true?
A.At least two of Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma came.
B.Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and La Ma did not come.
C.Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma are all here.
D.Except for Xiao Li, Lao Zhao, Xiao Pan and Lao Ma, everyone else came.

a
In the future, the outer skin of deep-sea cables will be made of glass instead of special steel or aluminum alloy.The reason is that the metal has a granular microstructure, and under deep sea pressure, the metal sheath at the junction of the particles is easily broken.This is not the case with glass skins, because glass looks solid, and because it can flow under pressure, it can be considered a liquid.
Which of the following is most likely to be derived from the above discussion?
A.The liquid has no granular microstructure.
B.All things called solids are nothing but extremely slow moving liquids.
C.Only broken glass is microscopically granular.
D.As a building material, glass is superior to steel and aluminum.

b
Both Sing Tao Daily and Sing Tao Evening News have a special proofreading team responsible for preventing typos from appearing in daily newspapers.However, 2% of the articles published in the "Sing Tao Daily" have errors, while the "Sing Tao Evening News" did not show such errors.Therefore, the proofreading team of Sing Tao Evening News is more efficient than the proofreading team of Sing Tao Daily in finding typos.
Which of the following assumptions is the premise of the above discussion?
A.Most of the articles published in "Sing Tao Daily" have more or less typos.
B.Articles published in "Sing Tao Evening News" had at least typos before proofreading.
C.On the whole, the members of the proofreading team of "Sing Tao Evening News" are of higher quality than the members of the proofreading team of "Sing Tao Daily".
D.The number of typos in a newspaper is an important criterion for measuring whether the newspaper's editing work is meticulous.

c
A computer installed with signature recognition software-this software is limited to those who sign in the document to enter the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature but also by analyzing features such as the pressure of the pen tip and the speed of the signature Identify someone's signature.Even the smartest counterfeiters cannot copy all the features that the program can analyze.
Which of the following conclusions can be logically derived from the above statement?
A.Most banks already use computers equipped with this software.
B.This kind of signature recognition software is of great value and only used by a small number of important departments.
C.No one can enter the computer where this software is installed just by forging signatures.
D.There are still many defects in this signature recognition software.

d
In the football training class, Xiao Dai came late, and the coach asked him? "Why are you late again?"
Which of the following is the default for coaches to ask questions?
A.Xiao Dai doesn't like football training classes.
B.Xiao Dai is intentionally late.
C.No other students are late for this football training class.
D.Xiao Dai was late for football training classes in the past.

d
The judicial system needs to be maintained by the police.If the police do not perform their duties, there can be no good judicial system.Therefore, if the police do their duty, there will be a good judicial system.
Which of the following conclusions can be logically derived from the above statement?
A.Many police officers under a bad judicial system are not doing their duty.
B.The police's due diligence has nothing to do with the judicial system.
C.Without a good judicial system, national staff other than the police will not perform their duties.
D.The due diligence of the police is sufficient to ensure a good judicial system.

b
A telescopic adaptive control system can perform corresponding different control functions according to the type, quantity and sequence of the components constituting the system.This control system can only be composed of several of the five components a, b, c, d, e in order from left to right, and the components combined into a control system must comply with the following rules? (1) two Only two or more components can form a control system, and the components that make up the system can be the same or different; (2) component a cannot appear on the far left of the control system; (3) if component b exists in the system, then it appears More than once; (4) In the control system, c can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component b must appear; (6) e if it is the last component , Then component b must appear.
Which of the following components can be placed after e in be to form a three-component control system?
A.a
B.b
C.c
D.d

c
A telescopic adaptive control system can perform corresponding different control functions according to the type, quantity and sequence of the components constituting the system.This control system can only be composed of several of the five components a, b, c, d, e in order from left to right, and the components combined into a control system must comply with the following rules? (1) two Only two or more components can form a control system, and the components that make up the system can be the same or different; (2) component a cannot appear on the far left of the control system; (3) if component b exists in the system, then its number of occurrences More than once; (4) In the control system, c can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component b must appear; (6) e if it is the last component , Then component b must appear.
Which of the following is the possible composition of the control system?
A.abbd
B.becb
C.cbbe
D.dcae

b
A telescopic adaptive control system can perform corresponding different control functions according to the type, quantity and sequence of the components constituting the system.This control system can only be composed of several of the five components a, b, c, d, e in order from left to right, and the components combined into a control system must comply with the following rules? (1) two Only two or more components can form a control system, and the components that make up the system can be the same or different; (2) component a cannot appear on the far left of the control system; (3) if component b exists in the system, then its number of occurrences More than once; (4) In the control system, c can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component b must appear; (6) e if it is the last component , Then component b must appear.
If the control system consists of three identical components, how many functions can be performed?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4

a
A telescopic adaptive control system can perform corresponding different control functions according to the type, quantity and sequence of the components constituting the system.This control system can only be composed of several of the five components a, b, c, d, e in order from left to right, and the components combined into a control system must comply with the following rules? (1) two Only two or more components can form a control system, and the components that make up the system can be the same or different; (2) component a cannot appear on the far left of the control system; (3) if component b exists in the system, then it appears More than once; (4) In the control system, c can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component b must appear; (6) e if it is the last component , Then component b must appear.
The control system ccbbead can be changed into a control system that can perform other functions through the following changes, except?
A.Replace each b with d.
B.Replace the first c with e
C.Replace d with e.
D.Move e to the left of d.

d
A randomly selected customer sample group answered questions in a market survey.Six months later, another randomly selected sample of customers answered the same question, but the order of the questions was adjusted.The two groups of samples have very different ways of answering many single questions, which indicates that sometimes the different questions in the front will lead to different answers to the latter questions.
Which of the following assumptions does the above argument rely on?
A.The rearrangement of questions did not change the order of each question six months ago.
B.Customers who answer market survey questions usually cannot remember their original answers after six months.
C.The purpose of the second survey is to make the market survey more accurate.
D.Customers will not make different answers to these questions at different times of the year.

d
An accident occurred in a coal mine.The people on the scene have the following conclusions? Miner 1? The cause of the accident is equipment problems.Miner 2? It was indeed someone who violated the operating specifications, but the cause of the accident was not equipment problems.Miner 3? If the cause of the accident is a problem with the equipment, someone has violated the operating specifications.Miner 4? The cause of the accident was equipment problems, but no one violated the operation specifications.
If only one of the above determinations is true, which of the following may be true?
A.The judgment of Miner 1 is true.
B.The judgment of Miner 2 is true.
C.Miner 3's judgment is true, and someone violated the operating specifications.
D.The judgment of Miner 3 is true, and no one violates the operation specifications.

c
All people in contact with SARS patients were isolated.All the quarantined people had contact with Xiao Li.
If the above proposition is true, which of the following proposition is also true?
A.Xiao Li is a patient with SARS.
B.Xiao Li is not a SARS patient.
C.Some people may not have contact with SARS patients, but have contacted Xiao Li.
D.All SARS patients have been in contact with Xiao Li.

b
With the passing of the new tax reform decree, low-income taxpayers will reduce their fiscal and tax burden by an average of 100 to 300 yuan per year.Therefore, tax reform is beneficial to low-income taxpayers.
Which of the following is true and shakes the above conclusion most seriously?
A.Tax reform by simplifying tax codes will save many people the cost of calculating their taxes.
B.Tax reform by eliminating subsidies for housing increases the average monthly rent of low-income taxpayers by 80 yuan.
C.Low-income taxpayers support the new tax reform decree.
D.Under the new tax, a small number of high-income taxpayers will also reduce the tax burden.

c
The coach of the basketball team stipulates that if the first player is on the field and the third player is not on the field, then at least one of the fifth and seventh players must play.
If the coaching rules are implemented, the sufficient conditions for the No.1 player not to play are?
A.Player No.3 is on the field, Player No.5 and No.7 are not on the field.
B.Player No.3 didn't play, players No.5 and No.7 played.
C.No.3, No.5 and No.7 players did not play.
D.Players No.3, No.5 and No.7 are on the court.

d
Startup companies financed by venture capitalists have a lower failure rate than companies financed through other channels.Therefore, compared with factors such as the entrepreneur's personal quality, strategic planning quality or company management structure, financing channels are a more important reason for the success of startups.
Which of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion most seriously?
A.Venture capitalists are more sensitive to changes in the financial needs of startups than other financing channels.
B.In terms of the long-term success of the company, the strategic planning of the startup is a relatively unimportant factor compared to the personal quality of the entrepreneur.
C.Over half of all new companies went bankrupt within 5 years.
D.Venture capitalists use the following factors when deciding to fund startups, such as the quality of entrepreneurs and the quality of the company ’s strategic planning.

d
Over the past few decades, the proportion of female students enrolled in higher education programs has been on the rise.This can be partially demonstrated by the fact that in 1959, only 11% of women between the ages of 20 and 21 were recruited Entering university, and in 1981, 30% of women between the ages of 20 and 21 were recruited into university.
To evaluate the above argument, which of the following characteristics in 1959 and 1981 is most useful?
A.Proportion of women between the ages of 20 and 21 who are not enrolled in universities.
B.Proportion of women graduating from college between the ages of 20 and 21.
C.Proportion of women entering high-paying positions after receiving college education.
D.Proportion of men graduating from high school.

b
In the past 10 years, technological advances and equipment cost reductions have made it more efficient to directly convert solar energy into electricity.However, the threshold of solar economic viability (that is, the price of a barrel of oil that must be raised in order to make new solar generators more economical than new fuel generators) remains unchanged at $ 35.
Which of the following, if true, is most helpful in explaining why solar energy costs are more effective and fail to lower the threshold of economic viability?
A.The cost of oil has dropped significantly.
B.Although the cost of solar equipment has fallen, the raw material cost of the equipment has increased.
C.Technical changes have improved the efficiency of fuel engines.
D.Most electricity is produced by coal-fired engines or nuclear power generators, not fuel oil generators.

d
Ms.Du? Newspapers and magazines rely on advertising revenue to reduce the unit price of each newspaper and magazine.That is to say, if there is no advertisement, the unit price of newspapers and magazines is much higher.Therefore, readers who buy newspapers and magazines get financial benefits from advertising in publications.Mr.Yang? Your statement cannot be established.Who will pay for the advertisements that appear to have lowered the price of newspapers and magazines? Isn't it a consumer in the end, including consumers who buy newspapers and magazines? Because the manufacturers spread the advertising costs to consumers by raising the prices of their products.
Which of the following, if true, can effectively weaken Mr.Yang ’s rebuttal to Ms.Du?
A.Due to the increase in prices, the prices of newspapers and magazines in the whole year have increased significantly compared with last year.
B.Among various forms of advertising, the effect of TV advertising is better than that of publication advertising.
C.In recent years, there have been more and more manufacturers adopting newspapers and magazines for advertising, and the cost of advertising has become higher and higher.
D.Generally speaking, the advertising expenditures of various manufacturers are a constant, and they take various forms such as radio, television, newspapers, magazines, street billboards and postal printed materials.

b
An American tourist visited Crete, Greece, and encountered a young man.The young man said to Americans? "Do n’t believe in Cretans, every word they say is a lie.I know this best because I am a Cretan." This American said to young people? "I I ca n’t believe your words.Since the Cretans do n’t tell the truth, why should I believe you, the Cretans, did n’t lie? "
Which of the following most accurately evaluates the American response?
A.This is untenable, because the young man is not malicious, he just wants to help strangers.
B.This is self-contradictory, because the disbelief of the young man is precisely because he believed his words.
C.This is understandable.The words of a stranger, especially a young man, should not be completely believed.
D.This is very blunt, and can easily give a bad impression to American tourists.

c
Some new employees enter the factory and become official cadres.In the re-election of the plant, all Hunan-based employees supported Li Yang ’s election as plant manager, and all government officials opposed Li Yang ’s election as plant manager.
If the above determination is true, which of the following determinations about the plant must be true?
A.All new employees are from Hunan.
B.Some new employees support Li Yang as factory director.
C.Some new employees are not from Hunan.
D.Not all Hunan employees are new employees.

a
Some new employees enter the factory and become official cadres.In the re-election of the plant, all Hunan-based employees supported Li Yang ’s election as plant manager, and all government officials opposed Li Yang ’s election as plant manager.
If, in the above determination, "some new employees enter the factory as cadres of the organization" is changed to "all new employees enter the factory as cadres of the organization" and assume that these conclusions are true, then which of the following must be fake?
A.Some Hunan employees are new employees.
B.Not all government officials are new employees.
C.Some new employees are not from Hunan.
D.All new employees are against Li Yang ’s election.

d
In general, scientists enter their field with the goal of carrying out important new scientific research and are accepted by colleagues with similar motivations.So, when a scientist gains a reputation as a person who explains science to ordinary listeners, most other scientists think that the celebrity can no longer be regarded as a true colleague.
The explanation provided above about the popularizers not being respected by research scientists assumes that?
A.Serious scientific research is not an individual activity, but depends on the active collaboration of a group of colleagues.
B.Research scientists do not regard famous scientists who are jealous as colleagues.
C.A scientist can become a celebrity without completing any important research.
D.Research scientists believe that those who are known to the general public as scientific celebrities have no incentive to engage in important new research.

d
Oral cancer is dangerous for those who rarely brush their teeth.In order to be able to detect the oral cancer of these people at an early stage, public health officials in some towns distributed a brochure to all residents of the town, which described how to conduct a weekly oral self-examination to discover oral tumors.
Which of the following, if true, best criticizes the use of this booklet as a way to achieve the goals of public health officials?
A.Many dental diseases produce symptoms that cannot be detected during the weekly self-examination.
B.Once oral cancer is discovered, the effectiveness of treatment varies from person to person.
C.This booklet was distributed to all residents of the town, including those who often brush their teeth.
D.People who rarely brush their teeth are unlikely to have their mouths checked weekly.

d
Food can be traded in the futures market before harvest.If the grain output is predicted to be insufficient, the price of grain futures will rise; if the grain harvest is predicted, the price of grain futures will fall.This morning, meteorologists predicted that there will be much-needed rainfall in the grain-producing areas starting tomorrow.Therefore, since sufficient moisture is very important for the survival of the current cereals, today's cereal futures prices will drop significantly.
Which of the following, if true, weakens the above view most seriously?
A.There will be no bumper crops at the critical pollination stage without receiving enough moist grain.
B.The fluctuation of cereal futures prices in this quarter is more severe than in the previous quarter.
C.Meteorologists predict that tomorrow ’s rainfall estimates are likely to extend beyond the grain-producing areas.
D.Agricultural experts announced today that a pathogen that has destroyed some cereal crops will spread more widely before the end of the growing season.

d
Based on the above questions, two additional conditions are added? (1) The Chinese Go team players who draw Hongta Mountain at any time hold a folding fan at the same time; (2) Players who do not have the Chinese Go team in the NEC fast chess game hold a folding fan,
So, which of the following conclusions can be made
A.In the NEC fast chess game, every Chinese Go player smokes Ashima.
In the B.NEC fast chess game, some Chinese Go players played Hongta Shanyan during the game.
In the C.NEC fast chess game, every Chinese Go player does not smoke during the game.
In the D.NEC fast chess game, if the Chinese Go team players smoke, then they must smoke Ashima.

c
It is important for the students to use the computer effectively.Therefore, the school should provide students with computer programming courses.
Which of the following, if true, can weaken the argument above?
A.Only those who use computers effectively are good at programming.
B.Only those who are proficient in programming can use the computer effectively.
C.Some people who use computers effectively do not write computer programs.
D.Some schools teach programming lessons more efficiently than others.

d
A research report pointed out that a special education program for children aged 3 to 5 years who are receiving research has increased their chances of success in future school education.Therefore, implementing a similar education program for all children will increase their chances of success in future school education.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the above view?
A.In the United States, parents of preschool children are attracted by the prevailing trend of education.They do not know what kind of early education their children receive is beneficial.
B.Children's cognitive abilities are constantly changing when they are 3 to 5 years old.
C.Investigators did not realize that they included a large number of children who had received another kind of education and training before.
D.Many parents mistakenly believe that early formal education will occupy the time that children can better explore the world independently.

b
A report on acid rain concluded, "Most forests in Canada have not been damaged by acid rain." Critics of this report insist that this conclusion must be changed to, "Most forests in Canada have not shown obvious damage.Symptoms of acid rain damage, such as abnormal fallen leaves, slower growth or higher mortality."
Which of the following, if true, provides the most logically valid reason for critics to insist on changing the report ’s conclusion?
A.Some forests in Canada are being damaged by acid rain.
B.Acid rain may be causing damage that is not yet apparent.
C.The report does not compare acid rain damage to Canadian forests with acid rain damage to forests in other countries.
D.Over the past 15 years, all forests in Canada have had acid rain.

c
A computer installed with signature recognition software-this software is limited to those who sign in the document to enter the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature, but also by analyzing features such as pen pressure and signature speed The signature of the person.Even the smartest counterfeiters cannot copy all the features analyzed by the program.
Which of the following conclusions can be logically derived from the above?
A.The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the daily use of such software unrealistic.
B.Computers that install this software will soon be equipped by most banks.
C.No one can enter the computer where this software is installed just by forging signatures.
D.The signature recognition software has spent many years developing and improving.

c
Department Manager? I want to replace the M-type computer in this department with a V-type computer.General Manager? Why? Department manager? The cost of training new employees to operate V-type computers can be reduced by 20%.General Manager? But that is not a good enough reason.We can simply hire people who already know how to use M-type computers.
Which of the following, if true, will most severely weaken the general manager ’s opposition to replacing V-type computers with M-type computers?
A.At present, all employees of the company are required to participate in learning how to use M-type computers with new functions.
B.Once employees learn how to use computers, they are more likely to change jobs than before.
C.Employees who are skilled in using M-type computers will require higher incomes than expected employees who have no experience in computer use.
D.The average labor productivity of employees in the company where the general manager is located is lower than the average labor productivity of employees of its competitors.

b
An aircraft engine manufacturer has developed a new engine, the safety performance of which is lacking in earlier models of engines, and early models are still in production.In the first year that these two models of engines were sold at the same time, the sales of the earlier models exceeded the sales of the new models; the manufacturer then concluded that safety was not the customer ’s primary consideration.
Which of the following, if true, will most severely weaken the manufacturer ’s conclusion?
A.Both private aircraft owners and commercial airlines purchase engines from this aircraft engine manufacturer.
B.Many customers believe that the earlier models are smaller than the new models in terms of security risks.
C.Many customers of this aircraft engine manufacturer also purchase engines from other aircraft engine manufacturers.Those manufacturers do not provide additional safety features in their new model engines.
D.The new type of engine can be used by all aircraft using the old type engine.

a
Between 1975 and 1985, the occupancy rate of the nursing home was 87% of the capacity, while the acceptance rate remained unchanged, with an average of 95 people per 1,000 beds per year.Between 1985 and 1988, the occupancy rate rose to an average of 92% of the capacity, while the acceptance rate dropped to 81 people per 1,000 beds per year.
If the above statement is correct, which of the following conclusions can be most appropriately drawn?
A.The average time a resident stays in a nursing home increases between 1985 and 1988.
B.The ratio of elderly people living in nursing homes in 1988 is larger than in 1975.
C.While the occupancy rate increases, the acceptance rate of nursing homes tends to decrease.
D.There are fewer beds in the nursing homes built before 1985 than in the nursing homes built between 1985 and 1988.

d
The salary level paid by an enterprise adopting a "profit-related remuneration" (PRP) contract varies with the profit of the enterprise.Last year, the productivity of each worker in the metalworking industry's properly adopting PRP was an average of 13 percentage points higher than those of competitors who still used more traditional contracts.
Based on the above evidence, if there is an opinion that the PRP contract improves the worker's labor productivity, which of the following, if true, will most seriously weaken this opinion?
A.Similar conclusions to the metalworking industry cited above can be found in other industries using PRP contracts.
B.Under the PRP contract, the costs other than labor costs—the proportion of the total cost per unit of production—have risen.
C.Because the introduction of PRP contracts has greatly changed the relationship between individual workers and enterprises, negotiating the introduction of PRP contracts is complicated and time-consuming.
D.Many companies in the metal industry have modernized their production equipment in the past 5 years, and most of these companies have introduced PRP contracts.

d
There is a village in a certain place.There are knights and rogues living in the village.Among them, knights always tell the truth, and rogues always tell lies.One day, a scholar who knew the situation passed by the village and saw two people in the village A.B.He asked A a question? "Are there knights among you?" A replied? "No." The scholar listened to A's words and thought about it, and then correctly deduced who A and B were.
Which of the following is a judgment made by a scholar?
A.A is a knight, B is a rogue.
B.A and B are knights.
C.A and B are rogues.
D.A is a rogue, B is a knight.

d
The share of agriculture in gross national product tends to decline, which is a development characteristic of all countries in the world.For example, in the 20 years from 1965 to 1986, the agricultural output of low-income countries in the same group as China increased by an average of 3.0%, while the agricultural share dropped from 42% to 32%.However, agriculture is the foundation of China's economy, and the growth rate of agriculture must be guaranteed above 4.3%.
Which of the following is most likely to support the above argument?
A.China has always been a country dominated by agriculture.
B.China is a country with a billion people.
C.China has been the most industrialized in the past decade.
D.China's national conditions require agriculture to maintain growth despite the decline in its share.

a
Politicians? There are fewer people entering the labor market than before.If the economy grows, the demand for energetic and educated people will greatly exceed its supply.Some companies have begun to respond to this labor market situation, and they are looking for ways to retain existing employees.They are concerned with clear indicators that the economy is growing.
Which of the following most strongly criticized the politician ’s argument?
A.The fact that the company is carefully preparing for possible future development does not mean that such development has already occurred.
B.The fact that some companies are now working harder to retain their employees does not mean that they did not care about employee morale before.
C.The fact that demand will exceed supply does not mean that there is no supply at all.
D.The fact that the number of new people entering the labor market is declining does not mean that the number of new people entering is lower than in any previous period.

d
Government" does not exist as an independent entity that makes policy.On the contrary, there is a group of democratically elected pragmatists who are very sensitive to the opinions of voters.They formulate policies that can lead to their re-election.So, for example, if public policy and environmental considerations are opposed to each other, it is not because the government is just stunned, but because the elected officials believe that?
Which of the following best complements the above?
A.No matter how perfect the environment is, no policy can meet the requirements of environmentalists.
B.Environmental considerations should be adapted to the funds allowed by the finance.
C.The public is overly concerned about environmental degradation.
D.Most of the voters voted for certain politicians because of their unique customary positions in political events.

c
After observing the earth's climate type and sunspots with a period of 11 years for 36 years, scientists discovered that before the type of wind affecting the earth's climate changes, sunspots are very frequent.It was concluded that meteorologists can use this information to improve weather forecasting.
Which of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion most seriously?
A.The weather forecast is now much more detailed than it was 36 years ago.
B.Scientists can determine that sunspot activity directly affects the earth's climate.
C.Meteorologists used to use evidence other than sunspot activity to predict climate conditions that can now be predicted based on sunspot activity.
D.Scientists have not yet determined why sunspot activity will follow an 11-year cycle.

d
Left-handed people suffer from immune disorders, such as allergies, more often than right-handed people.However, left-handers often have an advantage over right-handers in accomplishing tasks controlled by the right hemisphere of the brain, and most people ’s mathematical reasoning ability is strongly affected by the right hemisphere of the brain.
If the above information is true, which one of the following assumptions can it best support?
A.Most people with allergies or other immune disorders are left-handed rather than right-handed.
B.Most left-handed mathematicians have some kind of allergy.
C.The proportion of left-handed people who have stronger mathematical reasoning ability than the average is higher than the proportion of left-handed people who have weaker mathematical reasoning ability than the average.
D.The proportion of people with immune dysfunction such as allergies is higher than that of left-handed people or people with unusually good mathematical reasoning skills.

d
Any announcement authorized by the department head is important.However, notices are sometimes issued by others without authorization from department leaders, so some notices will necessarily prove to be unimportant.
The flaw of the above argument lies in
A.It does not specify exactly which documents will be classified as announcements.
B.Ignore the possibility that people other than department leaders have the power to authorize the announcement.
C.Ignore the possibility that the department head has never authorized any notice.
D.Unfounded assumptions are made? just because a given condition is sufficient to ensure the importance of an announcement, then meeting this condition is necessary for the importance of the announcement.

d
The senator has long held a view on all newspapers? no real artwork is obscene, so between the need to encourage free artistic expression and the need to protect the public from pornographic works There is no conflict.When people cite masterpieces that are generally regarded as obscene as possible counterexamples, the senator believes that if these works are indeed obscene, then they cannot be works of art.In this way, the above principle is correct.
Which of the following errors does the senator ’s reasoning contain?
A.He tried to persuade with emotion rather than reason.
B.It implies an implicit contradiction.
C.It relies on the assertion of the authority of a senator.
D.It assumes that it is to be verified.

d
In the workplace, influenza is usually passed from an infected individual to others who work near him, so a new type of medicine that suppresses flu symptoms actually increases the number of people infected with influenza because this medicine makes The person resting in bed at home returns to the workplace when infected.
Which of the following, if true, will most seriously question this prediction?
A.Coughing-The flu symptoms suppressed by this new drug are the main channels of flu infection.
B.Some medicines used to suppress cold symptoms are also used to treat symptoms caused by other diseases.
C.Many workers infected with flu have to stay at home because flu symptoms prevent them from working effectively.
D.Many people who have been vaccinated against influenza are retired workers over the age of 65, so they will not go out to work.

d
A municipal government plans to carry out a comprehensive renovation of the old and dilapidated houses in the city, with the support of policies and funds, with a view to constructing ordinary houses to a greater extent, so as to alleviate the tense situation of residents ’housing in this city.The municipal government also plans to raise the market price of ordinary houses appropriately to cover the cost of the above housing reform.The reason for this is that the residents of this city are the direct beneficiaries of the above-mentioned transformation and should bear part of the expenses.
Which of the following judgments can best question the rationality of the above plan?
A.The municipal government has no right to control the entire sales revenue of newly-built ordinary houses.
B.Foreign residents may also be the beneficiaries of the above transformation.
C.Ordinary houses also have different grades, and it is difficult to unify the price increase.
D.Because it is difficult to bear the market price of ordinary houses, some residents of this city with low income will choose to buy houses in the suburbs without transformation.

d
A municipal government plans to carry out a comprehensive renovation of the old and dilapidated houses in the city, with the support of policies and funds, with a view to constructing ordinary houses to a greater extent, so as to alleviate the tense situation of residents ’housing in this city.The municipal government also plans to raise the market price of ordinary houses appropriately to cover the cost of the above housing reform.The reason for this is that the residents of this city are the direct beneficiaries of the above-mentioned transformation and should bear part of the expenses.
Which of the following determinations is most helpful in explaining the rationality of the above plan?
A.The above plan was approved by the public hearing.
B.Among the neighboring large and medium-sized cities, the residents of this city have the most severe dilapidated housing.
C.The price increase of ordinary houses has been strictly demonstrated by experts.
D.The vast majority of residents of the city's original dilapidated houses have purchased ordinary houses after renovation.

b
The International Track and Field Invitational Tournament was held in Tokyo, Japan.At least one of Fang Ming, Ma Liang and Dennis participated in the men's 100M competition.And? (1) If Fang Ming participated in the men's 100M, then Ma Liang must also participate.(2) Those who sign up for the men's 100M must have a urine test in advance and can only formally enter the competition after being reviewed and approved by experts in the invitational competition.(3) Dennis came to register after the pre-match urine test.
Based on the above, which of the following must be true?
A.Fang Ming participated in the men's 100M competition.
B.Ma Liang participated in the men's 100M competition.
C.Dennis participated in the men's 100M competition.
D.Fang Ming and Ma Liang both participated in the men's 100M competition.

a
A recent survey in a key middle school showed that high school students in this school have a special preference for playing football, and it far surpasses other balls.The survey also found that students who regularly play football have better academic performance than students who do not often play football.This shows that often playing football can improve students' academic performance.
Which of the following can weaken the above conclusion most?
A.The school has formulated a rule with the consent of the students ’parents? Only high school students who are ranked in the top 30% of academic grades can often play football.
B.Regular football can exercise and maintain a strong learning energy.
C.Often playing football delays the study time.
D.Scientific research has not proved that playing football regularly can contribute to intellectual development.

d
Only when Professor Tian and Professor Li both give lectures, Professor Yan will give lectures.Professor Yan did not give a lecture, so Professor Tian must not give a lecture, and Professor Li did not give a lecture.
Which of the following is most similar to the logical structure of the question stem?
A.Only when you study well and maintain a good relationship with your classmates can you be awarded a scholarship.Xiao Zhang's study is good, and his relationship with his classmates is good, so he will definitely be able to be awarded a scholarship.
B.A scholarship can only be awarded if you study well and maintain a good relationship with your classmates.Xiao Zhang didn't evaluate the scholarship, so he must be a poor student.
C.As long as you study well and maintain a good relationship with your classmates, you can be awarded a scholarship.Xiao Zhang didn't evaluate the scholarship, so he must have a bad study and had a bad relationship with his classmates.
D.A scholarship can only be awarded if he studies well and maintains a good relationship with his classmates.Xiao Zhang didn't evaluate the scholarship, so he must be a poor student and have a tense relationship with his classmates.

c
There are medical cases that prove that breeding pigeons or frequent close contact is prone to cryptococcal pneumonia.Cryptococcus may exist in pigeon droppings or spread through the air.In addition, frequent contact with cryptococcal carriers may also cause illness due to infection.There are also healthy carriers of cryptococcus.Xiao Zhang suffered from acute pneumonia and was diagnosed as cryptococcal pneumonia by a doctor.
If the above is true, which of the following must also be true?
A.Xiao Zhang's neighbors raise a dozen pigeons and produce a lot of pigeon droppings every day.Xiao Zhang must be infected with Cryptococcus in pigeon droppings.
B.Xiao Zhang has never been in contact with sick people, so if his disease is not infected by cryptococcus in pigeon droppings, it must be infected by airborne infection.
C.Xiao Zhang is autistic and never contacts outsiders.His family has no cryptococcal patients and cryptococcal carriers, so his illness is caused by pigeon droppings or airborne infection.
D.In addition to the three conditions described in the title, there may be other reasons that may cause cryptococcal pneumonia.

b
Some college teachers have a doctorate, so some people who have obtained a doctorate have a high level of teaching plans and scientific research.
In order to guarantee the above argument, which of the following must be true?
A.All people with high teaching plans and scientific research level are college teachers.
B.The teaching plan and scientific research level of all college teachers are very high.
C.Some college teachers have a high level of teaching plans and scientific research.
D.Some college teachers with high teaching plans and scientific research level have not obtained a doctorate.

d
In this 110M column competition, Johnson may win.
Which of the following propositions is closest to the meaning of the above propositions?
A.Johnson can't lose in this 110M hurdle.
B.Johnson is bound to win the 110M hurdles.
C.Johnson is bound to lose in this 110M hurdle.
D.Johnson did not necessarily fail in this 110M hurdle match.

d
In order to improve the business capabilities of management personnel and realize the modernization and scientificization of management, a company decided to hold knowledge training on project management, requiring middle-level cadres to actively participate.Director Zhang of the Marketing Department asked Director Zhao of the Human Resources Department to sign up together.Director Zhao said? "I don't engage in engineering management.Why do I have to attend training? My work performance and management ability are obvious to everyone."
Which of the following is the premise of Director Zhao's remarks above?
A.It is useless for people to learn engineering management knowledge.
B.The popularization of engineering management knowledge is quite a distant matter.
C.The learning of engineering management knowledge should be conducted among students.
D.Only those engaged in engineering management should learn and master engineering management knowledge.

b
Several classmates in a class discuss their whereabouts during the summer vacation this year.A said? "If Zhao Ming did not go to Tibet, he would definitely go to Shanghai." B said? "Qian Ling went to Nanjing." C said? "If Lin Qun did not go to Xining, then Zhang Hong would go to Hangzhou." Ding said? "Zhao Ming did not go to Tibet, nor to Shanghai." E said? "Qian Ling went to Guangzhou." He said? "Zhang Hong did not go to Hangzhou." Afterwards, it was understood that two people said this time in fact Does not match.
Based on the above, which of the following must be correct?
A.Zhao Ming did not go to Tibet, but went to Shanghai.
B.Lin Qun went to Xining, and Zhao Ming might have gone to Tibet.
C.Qian Ling went to Guangzhou, but did not go to Nanjing.
D.Zhao Ming did not go to Shanghai, Lin Qun went to Xining.

a
If Xiao Wang was admitted as a doctor and Xiao Liu was not admitted as a doctor, then Wen Li must not be admitted as a doctor.
If the above proposition is true, plus any premises, it can be introduced? Xiao Liu was admitted to the doctor.
A.Xiao Wang and Wen Li were admitted to the doctorate together.
B.Neither Xiao Wang nor Xiao Liu was admitted to the doctorate.
C.Xiao Wang was admitted to the doctorate while Xiao Liu was not admitted to the doctorate.
D.Xiao Wang did not get a Ph.D.and Xiao Liu got a Ph.D.

b
An out-of-town tourist asked the person in charge of the local meteorological department? "A lot of people said that it will be a typhoon in recent days.Is it true?" "The tourist said?" Is it sure that there will be no typhoon recently? "The person in charge said that the tourist was wrong.
Which of the following sentences is closest to the meaning of the person in charge of the meteorological department?
A.There must be no typhoon recently.
B.There may be no typhoon recently.
C.Typhoon may be blowing recently.
D.It is impossible to blow a typhoon recently.

c
Ba Jin is Li Yaotang.Almost everyone knows that Ba Jin is a writer, but strangely few people know that Li Yaotang is a writer.
Which of the following statements can best resolve the inconsistencies above?
A.Perhaps most people have never read Li Yaotang's works.
B.If anyone knows that Li Yaotang is a writer, then he will also know that Ba Jin is a writer.
C.Most people do not know that Ba Jin is Li Yaotang.
D.Some people know that Ba Jin is the pseudonym of Li Yaotang.

d
The bones of early humans clearly show that they have fewer dental problems than modern humans.Therefore, the diet of early humans is likely to be very different from today.
Which of the following statements best reinforces the above argument?
A.Those debris indicate that some early human teeth had many tooth decay.
B.Early human diets are at least as diverse as our diets.
C.The average life span of early humans is relatively short, and dental problems mainly occur in older people.
D.Diet is the most important factor affecting dental health.

a
According to the continent drift hypothesis, many separated lands are now part of a huge piece of land in prehistoric times.Due to crustal movement, the land began to split.From this theory, we can guess that the east coast of South America was originally connected to the west coast of Africa.
Which of the following findings best supports the above conjecture?
A.On the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa, there is a large ancient rock belt of the same type.
B.Many people living in Brazil today are very similar to those living in western Africa.
C.The climate in South America and western Africa are very similar.
D.The language used by ancient tribes living in South America is very similar to the language used by some tribes in western Africa.

d
We can manufacture bicycles that are stronger than current bicycles.We can also manufacture bicycles that are lighter than current bicycles.Therefore, we can manufacture bicycles that have both of the above advantages.
The reasoning flaw in the above argument is most similar to the following flaw in reasoning?
A.There are no cars with high energy efficiency and no cars that do not cause pollution.Therefore, there is no car with high energy efficiency and no pollution.
B.It is possible to write a best-selling novel, and it is possible to write a novel that can be well received.Therefore, it is possible for an author to write a novel that is both popular and well received.
C.Xiao Wang said it was cold outside, and Xiao Zhang said it was snowing outside.Therefore, it was not only cold outside, but also snowing.
D.There are machines for making dumplings and machines for pressing juice, so one day, machines with both functions can be made.

b
Only college students with high overall quality can be admitted to the civil service.
If this conclusion holds, which of the following must be true?
A.Xiao Wang is a college student with high overall quality, so he was admitted to the civil service.
B.Xiao Wang was admitted to the civil service, so his overall quality must not be low.
C.More and more college students are preparing to take the civil service exam.
D.The overall quality is not related to being admitted to the civil service.

b
The study found that after a few hours of birth, the baby's face can be distinguished from other images.Because babies spend more time staring at paintings of human faces than they look at expressionless oval paintings.
Which of the following statements is most helpful in explaining the baby ’s ability described above?
A.A certain ability to recognize a human face is born, not acquired.
B.The longer the baby stares at an object, the more interested he is in that object.
C.The painting of a human face is different from the oval painting.
D.Babies rarely stare at an object for a long time.

d
A gas explosion occurred in a coal mine.The personnel of the coal mine have the following judgments? Supervisor on duty? The cause of the accident is operational problems.Miner 1? Someone did violate the safety regulations, but the cause of the accident was not operational problems.Miner 2? If the cause of the accident is an operational problem, someone has violated the safety regulations.Safety Officer? The cause of the accident was operational problems, but no one violated the safety regulations.
If only one of the above determinations is true, which of the following may be true?
A.The duty manager's judgment is true.
B.The security officer's judgment is true.
C.The judgment of Miner 1 is true.
D.The judgment of Miner 2 is true, and no one violates the safety regulations.

d
There will be three sprinting projects in an institution's track and field sports, namely 60M, 100M and 200M.Lao Zhang, Lao Wang and Lao Li each participated in one of them, and the three people participated in different projects.Xiao Zhang, Xiao Wang and Xiao Li made the following guesses? Xiao Zhang? Lao Zhang participated in 60M, Lao Wang participated in 100M.Xiao Wang? Lao Li did not participate in 100M, Lao Wang participated in 60M.Xiao Li? Lao Zhang did not participate in 60M, Lao Wang participated in 200M.
If their guesses are half right, which of the following is true?
A.Lao Zhang, Lao Wang and Lao Li participated in 60M, 100M and 200M respectively.
B.Lao Zhang, Lao Wang and Lao Li participated in 60M, 200M and 100M respectively.
C.Lao Zhang, Lao Wang and Lao Li participated in 100M, 60M and 200M respectively.
D.Lao Zhang, Lao Wang and Lao Li participated in 200M, 100M and 60M respectively.

c
Xiao Wang said? "Lao Li will not beat his wife now".
Which of the following is the prerequisite for Xiao Wang to speak?
A.Xiao Wang knows that Lao Li will not beat his wife now.
B.Lao Li will not beat his wife now.
C.Lao Li had beaten his wife in the past.
D.Apart from Lao Li, no one else in the organization beat his wife.

d
Only one of Xiao Zhang, Xiao Wang, Xiao Li and Xiao Thursday of the staff of the agency was late.When the director asked who was late, they gave the following answers.Xiao Zhang? It is Xiao Li who is late.Xiao Wang? Although I came later than usual, I was not late.Xiao Li? Not only did I not be late, I also came early.Xiao Zhou? If Xiao Wang is not late, it is that I am late.
If only one of them lied, which of the following is true?
A.Xiao Zhang is late.
B.Xiao Li is late.
C.Xiao Wang is late.
D.Xiao Zhou is late.

c
There is a piece of advertising text in a newspaper that is very exciting, but there are many falsehoods in the content of the advertisement.Therefore, consumers will not believe this advertisement.
Which of the following can weaken the above conclusion most?
A.Consumers will not necessarily find that there is something false.
B.Consumers may not find that there are false ones.
C.It is impossible for consumers to discover that there are falsehoods.
D.Consumers will find that there is something false.

a
On an island, there are three types of seabirds? puffin, eel and arctic tern.Among them, eels are the main food for arctic terns and puffins.In the ten years from 1980 to 1990, the number of eels dropped from 1 million to 500,000.Strangely, the number of puffins has dropped from 1 million to only 600,000 in this decade, while the number of Arctic terns has dropped from 1 million to about 250,000.
Which of the following best explains the difference in the decline in the numbers of puffin and arctic tern between 1980 and 1990?
A.Puffins have reduced their consumption of eels, and instead of stonefish or other fish, Arctic terns have not done so.
B.On other nearby islands with similar conditions, the numbers of these two seabirds are stable.
C.The decrease in eels is due to changes in their living environment and not due to excessive fishing by humans.
D.Puffins and Arctic Terns 'young birds' food is young eels.

a
Lao Wang said? "Recently, there are more graduates of a certain major in the university working in other professional positions.This shows that the professional position is not popular."
Which of the following can weaken the view of Pharaoh most?
A.There are not enough positions in this professional field.
B.There are fewer graduates of this major now than in the past.
C.In the past 10 years, the number of jobs in this field has increased a lot.
D.Many graduates of this professional degree have worked in this professional field when they were studying.

b
A consultant said? "Every year the ranking of Chinese universities will be published in a popular magazine.This ranking is based on the total score of each index after being integrated according to different scores.Can't be used by students as the basis for applying to universities."
Which of the following is most helpful in judging the opinion of the consultant?
A.Most people who buy this magazine with university rankings are students who can enter the university.
B.Those top-ranked universities use this as an advertisement to attract more students.
C.The ranking of universities has not changed much in recent years.
D.Different students have different requirements for leaderboards according to different majors.

c
In order to improve the quality of the staff, the institution sets up two courses in arts and sciences.Some staff attended all liberal arts training courses, and some staff participated in all science training courses.
Which of the following must be true?
A.Some staff members have participated in all training courses.
B.Some people only participate in science courses.
C.Every training class is attended by staff.
D.Some training courses have many staff members.

c
If M La is an archaeologist and has visited more than 20 Egyptian pyramids, he must be an Egyptian.
Which of the following can be used to make this determination?
A.Mala has visited more than 30 Egyptian pyramids.
B.Egyptian archaeologists have visited more than 10 Egyptian pyramids.
C.Archaeologists Only Egyptian archaeologists have visited more than 15 Egyptian pyramids.
D.Most Chinese archaeologists did not inspect the Egyptian pyramids.

c
In order to expand the sales revenue of its online store, a company has adopted various advertising and promotion methods, but the effect is not obvious.The company heavily hired professionals to conduct market analysis.Professionals believe that the people who have opened online banking are the real potential customers of online stores.So the company decided to cooperate with commercial banks to carry out publicity and promotion activities among the newly opened online banking business.But after three months, the effect was not satisfactory.
Which of the following is true and best explains the above results?
A.The opening of online banking is still new in China.Generally speaking, consumers are more cautious about this
B.Recently, there have been frequent cases of theft of online banking users, so the number of people opening online banking has decreased.
C.Generally speaking, it is only after a period of time that someone who has just opened online banking has the possibility of online consumption
D.Online financial services have become more popular among intellectuals, and they hope that online stores can provide some special services.

a
An experiment in the UK found that after separating the bitches from their young children, these children were mixed into a group of similar adult dogs and puppies, and then the bitches were put into the dog group.The bitch will soon join her own children.Studies have shown that the body odor of dogs is the basis for their mutual recognition.The puppies cannot distinguish the taste of their mothers from other bitches.So each bitch can distinguish the body odor of their children
The above argument uses the following method of discussion?
A.In the two alternative interpretations of a phenomenon, determine one by excluding one of them.
B.Support the hypothesis about a possible phenomenon by objectively describing the phenomenon.
C.Explain a special situation to demonstrate a law
D.Using the analogy method, according to the two groups of objects have some similar characteristics, it is concluded that they have another same characteristic.

d
Ruijin Software Co., Ltd.is a headquarter composed of four subsidiaries, namely A.B, C and D.Under the head office ’s profit plan, each word company ’s share of the profits is equal to the annual share of employees of the subsidiary ’s employees in Ruijin Software Co., Ltd.However, the company's financial report last year showed that the proportion of company A's employees who paid profits to the head office decreased while the number of employees increased.
If the above statement is true, the financial report can also explain which of the following?
A.Among the four subsidiaries, A has the smallest number of employees
B.Company A's employee growth rate is smaller than the previous year
C.The proportion of employees in companies B, C and D exceeds the proportion of employees in company A
D.Company A's employee growth rate is at least smaller than one of the other three subsidiaries

d
Which of the following is true and most weakens the above argument?
It is generally believed that when a professional athlete is 45 years old, his athletic level and endurance are significantly lower than he was 30 years old, but the result of a marathon held between retired and active professional football players is? 45 There is no difference in the performance of a retired football player who is 30 years old and a 30-year-old player who is in service.Based on this, it is wrong to think that a professional player's athletic level and endurance will be significantly reduced by the age of 45.
A.Marathon does not fully reflect the endurance and sports level of football players
B.Retired professional players have more time to exercise
C.Many active professional players have serious injuries
D.Retired players do not hesitate to risk exceeding their physical fitness in the game in order to prove their strength

d
It is generally believed that when a professional athlete is 45 years old, his athletic level and endurance are significantly lower than he was 30 years old, but the result of a marathon held between retired and active professional football players is? 45 There is no difference in the performance of a retired football player who is 30 years old and a 30-year-old player who is in service.Based on this, it is wrong to think that a professional player's athletic level and endurance will be significantly reduced by the age of 45.
Which of the following is true and will most strengthen the above argument?
A.The above survey and analysis are conducted by scientific research institutions that specialize in the study of the fitness of football players.
B.The athletic level and endurance of active professional football players around the age of 30 are higher than the previous generation of professional football players
C The retired professional players in the above survey are all long-term football coaches
D.An increase in age within a certain limit does not necessarily result in a decline in exercise level and endurance

d
At the end of the school year, the first grade of a middle school was evaluated for the school year.Some student officials became the three best students in the district, and some students joined the regiment.In the activity of selecting members of the Communist Youth League, all Sanhao students from the school submitted applications for joining the group, and all Sanhao students from the district did not write in the application.
If the above is true, which of the following must also be true?
A.All student officials are Miyoshi students
B.Some student officials have submitted applications for admission
C.All members are the best students in the school
D.Some students are not the best students in the school

c
At the end of the school year, the first grade of a middle school was evaluated for the school year.Some student officials became the three best students in the district, and some students joined the regiment.In the activity of selecting members of the Communist Youth League, all Sanhao students from the school submitted applications for joining the group, and all Sanhao students from the district did not write in the application.
If, in the conclusion of the subject, "some student cadres have become district three good students" changed to "all student cadres have become district three good students", and it is assumed that these conclusions are true, then which of the following must be fake?
A.Some good students in some schools are student officials
B.Not all Sanhao students in the district are student cadres
C.All student officials have not submitted the application for admission
D.Some student officials are not the best students in the school

d
If Xiao Zhang passes the exam and the Daejeon exam fails, Xiao Na must fail the exam.
If the above proposition is true, then with any premises, it can be concluded that the Daejeon passed the exam.
A.Xiao Zhang passed the test and Daejeon failed
B.Xiao Zhang and Xiao Na failed the exam
C.Someone did not take the exam
D.Xiao Zhang and Xiao Na both passed the exam

c
Some professors have long hair, so some people with long hair are scientists.
In order for the above reasoning to hold, which of the following needs to be added as a premise?
A.Some professors are scientists
B.All scientists are professors
C.All professors are scientists
D.Some scientists are not professors

d
The statistics of the epidemic prevention station show that vaccination of dogs can reduce the risk of rabies, but the statistical research conducted by the medical insurance industry has reached the opposite conclusion.People who have been bitten by a dog who has been vaccinated against rabies are more likely to get rabies than those who have been bitten by a dog who has not been vaccinated against rabies.
Which of the following is correct and best explains the obvious contradiction of the question?
A.People bitten by dogs will immediately go to the epidemic prevention station for help, but they may not necessarily contact their insurance company in time.
B.Most dogs that bite are not vaccinated against rabies
C.Everyone bitten by a dog must receive a rabies vaccine injection
D.People tend to vaccinate their dogs only after their pet dogs have shown obvious rabies characteristics, and they all live in places with the highest incidence of rabies

b
A said B fat, B said C fat, C and D said they are not fat.
If only one of the four statements is wrong, who must be fat?
A.A only
B.B only
C.Only C
D.Only B and C

c
Zhang Jing said? Only formal representatives can speak.Liu Qiang said? right? Li Gui is also an official representative but he also spoke
Liu Qiang's answer is to misinterpret Zhang Jing's words as which of the following?
A.All speakers are official representatives
B.Li Gui wants to speak
C.All official representatives spoke
D.No official representative speaking

c
In the last exam, the teacher had a very strange problem, and 86% of the candidates failed.Before this exam, Wang Jianming predicted? "According to the situation of the last exam, this exam will not necessarily have that kind of problem." Hu Siming said? "This means that this exam will definitely not have that kind of problem.Okay! "Wang Jianming said," I don't mean that."
Which of the following words is similar to what Wang Jianming said?
A.Teachers can't fail that kind of problems this time
B.This time the teacher will not be able to find the kind of problem
C.The teacher may not have that kind of problem this time
D.This time the teacher can't have that kind of problem

b
A good leader will never be divorced from the masses.Therefore, if a leader breaks away from the masses, he is not a person who can be supported by most masses.
Which of the following is most similar to the above discussion?
A.Many leaders are people who break away from the masses
B.All computers need to install the corresponding software to run a certain program.Therefore, if the computer does not have the corresponding software installed, this program will not run
C.All children like to play games with others.If the kindergarten arranges more games between children, it will definitely be praised by parents
D.This question cannot be answered in 5 minutes.If anyone answers within 5 minutes, he is not a rote student.

c
Most people who drink too much will feel a headache.If Xiao Wang does not drink too much, he may not have a headache.
Which of the above is similar to the following?
A.Most greyhounds are easy to train, so Xiao Wang must have no problem training his newly bought dog
B.Most domestic cars are very poor, this car is doing well, so it may not be domestic
C.Most famous actors perform well because Lao Gao is not a famous actor, so he may not perform well
D.Most engineers have studied in school for many years, so old Liu may be an engineer because he has studied in school for many years

d
Since extracts from certain tree roots may cure cancer, the government should provide sufficient funds to support research to test this possibility.
The above statement assumes which of the following?
A.Extracts from certain tree roots may cure cancer
B.Finding a treatment possibility is a reason to support such research
C.The cure for cancer is of great benefit to society
D.The government is the only source of the above research funds

d
Lao Li said? "Although the number of students enrolled in colleges and universities has been declining year by year, the number of primary school students has increased a lot.Therefore, the regional education department proposed to build a new primary school." Use classrooms in some universities as elementary school classrooms."
Which of the following best supports Lao Liu ’s plan?
A.Some college classrooms are not suitable for use as elementary school classrooms
B.The cost of building a college is much higher than that of building a primary school
C.Although the birth rate has not increased, the number of families with children studying in colleges has increased a lot
D.Even before the number of colleges and universities decreased, many classrooms were rarely used

b
Mathematics students have also taken a lot of liberal arts courses.Wang Ying is a mathematics student, so she has also taken a lot of liberal arts courses.
Which of the following arguments shows the reasoning errors most similar to the above argument?
A.Mathematics students all take the course "Principles of Philosophy".Pony is a student in the Department of Mathematics.So she also studied mathematics
B.The teacher of the philosophy department has written many philosophical papers.Lao Zhang is a teacher of the philosophy department, so he has also written many philosophical papers
C.All old houses need to be repaired frequently, this house is new, so it does not need to be repaired frequently
D.The members of this study group are mostly female students, and Wang Ying is a member of this study group, so she is also a female student

c
Recently, students from Tsinghua University in Peking University issued an initiative calling on college students to boycott unhealthy online games.
Which of the following is a prerequisite for this initiative?
A.College students should not play unhealthy online games
B.There are many college students playing online games
C.Unhealthy online games exist
D.College students should focus on learning

c
Market research shows that in the price war, the price of brand-name computers does not exceed 10%, so the price of Shenzhou computers does not exceed 10%
Which of the following can best overturn the above argument?
A.No price reduction for Shenzhou Computer last year
B.Many computers have cut prices by more than 10%
C.Shenzhou computer is not a brand-name computer
D.China Computer ’s market share increased by 10%

b
Mammals will not be extinct.Siberian tigers are mammals, so Siberian tigers will not be extinct.
For this reasoning, which of the following is true?
A.This reasoning is wrong because its conclusion is wrong
B.This reasoning is wrong because it violates the same law
C.This reasoning is correct because its premise is correct
D.Can't be sure whether this reasoning is correct

c
Pharaoh is a university teacher and has written many philosophical papers, so he must be a teacher in the philosophy department.
Based on which of the following is this determination made?
A.Pharaoh has written many philosophical papers
B.Philosophy faculty has written many philosophical papers
C.Among the university teachers, only the teachers of the philosophy department have written many philosophical papers
D.Few teachers have written many philosophical papers

d
At the dinosaur excavation site in Xinjiang, experts predicted that dinosaur skulls may be found
Which of the following propositions has the same meaning as an expert?
A.It is impossible not to find the dinosaur skull
B.The dinosaur skull is not necessarily found
C.Discovery of dinosaur skulls is unlikely
D.Not necessarily do not find the dinosaur skull

b
Logicians say? If 2 plus 2 equals 5, the earth is square.
Which of the following is the same as what the logician said?
A.If the earth is square, 2 plus 2 equals 5
B.If the earth is round, 2 plus 2 does not equal 5
C.2 plus 2 does not equal 5 or the earth is square
D.2 plus 2 equals 5 or the earth is square

a
In the market forecast, experts said? It is impossible for the computer not to cut prices next year
Which of the following is the same as what the experts said?
A.The computer must be reduced in price next year
B.Computer prices may be reduced next year
C.It is impossible to predict whether the computer will cut prices next year
D.The computer may not be reduced in price next year

b
Xiao Wang? "Do you think" Mission Impossible 3 "was taken well?" Xiao Ma? "I don't think it's good." Xiao Wang? "Then do you mean it's bad?" Xiao Ma? "No., I didn't say bad."Xiao Wang?" It's bad if you can't say good."
The following items can be the correct evaluation of the dialogue between Xiao Wang and Pony, except?
A.Xiao Wang means to let Pony make a clear evaluation of "Mission Impossible 3"
B.Pony's words are inconsistent
C.Xiao Wang did not correctly understand the meaning of Pony ’s two answers
D.Pony thinks that the "Mission Impossible 3" is generally taken

c
After a corruption case occurred in a company, the four auditors each concluded as follows? A? No corruption by everyone B? No corruption by manager Zhang C? Not all of the involved persons were corrupt Ding? Some people are not corrupt
If only one of the four auditors concludes that it is true, which of the following is true?
A.A is determined to be true and Manager Zhang is not corrupt
B.C is determined to be true, Manager Zhang is not corrupt
C.C is determined to be true, Manager Zhang has embezzled
D.Ding concluded that Mr.Zhang did not embezzle

d
In the knowledge contest of the mathematics department, Bai Hong ’s performance is better than Xiao Li, and Wang Ying ’s performance is worse than Zhen Zhen, so Bai Hong ’s performance is better than Wang Ying.
The following items are added to the premise of the stem as new premises.Except for one, the reasoning of the stem can be established.Which item does not make reasoning hold?
A.Bai Hong's results are the same as Zhenzhen's
B.Xiao Li's results are the same as Zhenzhen
C.Xiao Li's performance is better than Zhen Zhen
D.Zhenzhen's performance is better than Xiao Li's

c
Lao Zhang? Only Sichuan talents love chili Xiao Liu? right! Lao Li is from Sichuan, but he doesn't like chili.
Xiao Liu's answer misunderstood Lao Zhang's words as which of the following?
A.People who love chili are all Sichuanese.
B.Old Li loves chili.
C.All Sichuanese love chili.
D.No Sichuan people like chili.

d
There was a class event where Wang Ying did not participate.Afterwards, the monitor asked Wang Ying? "Why didn't you come this time?"
The squad leader's question must preset which of the following?
A.Wang Ying did not ask for leave in advance for this class absence.
B.Wang Ying has not missed class activities.
C.Wang Ying never missed class activities.
D.Wang Ying was absent from past class activities.

c
A factory laboratory performs impact and tensile tests on three products A.B.C, and the products that can pass these two tests are qualified products.As a result, two products passed the impact test and two products passed the tensile test.
Based on the above test, which of the following must be true?
A.There are two types of products that are qualified.
B.Other tests should also be passed.
C.At least one product is qualified.
D.It is possible that none of the three products are qualified products.

b
The soldiers of the communication forces learned a lot of infantry tactics.Zhao Hong was a soldier of the communication forces, so he also learned a lot of infantry tactics.
Which of the following is most similar to the above?
A.The students in the philosophy department all take the course "calculus".Zhang Zhong is a student in the philosophy department, so she took the course "calculus".
B.A factory worker has participated in many science lectures.Lao Ma is a worker in a factory, so he also participated in many science lectures.
C.All old computer software needs to be upgraded frequently.This computer software is new, so it does not need to be upgraded frequently.
D.Most of the members participating in this performance are female students.Zhang Zhong participated in this performance, so she is also a female student.

b
Statistics show that most medical accidents occur in large hospitals, so it is safer to go to a small hospital for medical treatment.
Which of the following best refutes the above argument?
A.The occurrence of medical accidents is related to the quality of doctors.
B.Most medical accidents are serious patients, and most serious patients go to large hospitals.
C.Different diseases should go to different hospitals.
D.There are fewer large hospitals than small ones.

c
A supermarket only sells two types of liquor, white wine and red wine.Some customers have bought all kinds of white wine, and some customers have bought all kinds of red wine.
Which of the following must be true?
A.The employees of the supermarket also bought liquor from the supermarket.
B.A customer has purchased all types of wine.
C.Customers of all kinds of liquor in the supermarket have bought it.
D.Some customers who come to the supermarket do not buy alcohol.

a
Mr.Zhou said? "I know 200 people.Among the people I know, the monthly salary is above 6000 yuan, so the average monthly salary in China is relatively high."
Which of the following best refutes Zhou ’s reasoning?
A.Most people that Mr.Zhou knows are white-collar workers.
B.The average monthly salary of Zhou's city is different from other cities.
C.Because there are too many industries, the average monthly salary is difficult to calculate.
D.Zhou's monthly salary is 10,000 yuan.

c
An expert made a prediction about house prices in the second half of the year? house prices may rise.
Which of the following has the same meaning as an expert?
A.House prices cannot fail to rise.
B.House prices do not necessarily increase.
C.House prices do not necessarily increase.
D.The possibility of rising house prices is very small.

a
Professor Wang said? "The essays my students handed me have a lot of typos and many sentences are not smooth, so now the language level of college students is relatively poor."
Which of the following can weaken Professor Wang ’s argument most?
A.There is no evidence that Professor Wang ’s students can represent ordinary students.
B.I did not consider that many sentences in the thesis are fluent.
C.Some typos are actually not typos, but Professor Wang himself misread them.
D.The reason for the poor language level of college students is the problem of middle school teaching plans.

d
Political reporter Tom analyzed various speeches and reports of the tenth President of the United States and found many lies.Therefore, Tom reasoned that all politicians who are running for president of the United States are dishonest.
Which of the following is the same as Tom ’s inference?
A.There are no politicians who dishonestly run for president of the United States.
B.There is no honest politician who can run for president.
C.All politicians are dishonest.
D.Not all politicians who run for president of the United States are honest.

c
The survey shows that an important factor that makes college students' academic performance decline is that many college students play online games.In order to improve the academic performance of college students, the school made a decision? it is forbidden to play online games on campus online.
Which of the following best questions the school ’s decision?
A.It is impossible to ban online games.
B.Moderate playing online games can improve the quality of college students.
C.College students mainly play online games in Internet cafes.
D.It is technically difficult to prohibit college students from playing online games on campus.

c
In the treatment of patients with repeated severe colds, some doctors often use an antibiotic continuously, which will produce two side effects? first, it will often destroy the balance of the colony in the patient; second, make the patient resistant .Because bacteria that have not been killed by antibiotics become resistant, and they may continue to multiply.
Which of the following methods is most likely to solve the above problem?
A.Only use antibiotics with good anti-inflammatory effects.
B.Research better antibiotics to reduce side effects.
C.Depending on the patient's condition, different types of antibiotics are used periodically.
D.Use traditional Chinese medicine to replace antibiotics.

d
In the northern Xinjiang region, the liquor brand through intensive radio advertising will quickly obtain the maximum degree of visibility.
Which of the following conclusions is most likely to be derived from the above determination?
A.In northern Xinjiang, traffic radio is the most important way for liquor to open the market
B.In the northern Xinjiang region, high-profile liquor will have many consumers
C.In the northern Xinjiang region, the advertising of the traffic radio station can make the liquor information reach every household
D.In the northern Xinjiang region, in order to quickly obtain the maximum popularity, a certain type of liquor does not need to use other promotional tools for advertising, except for intensive advertising through traffic radio stations.

c
Before the Chinese Football Super League, the four members of the National Security Team A.B, C and D together discussed the transfer application status of the club's players.A said? "All the players in our club have submitted the transfer application." B said? "If Da Liu submitted the transfer application, then Xiao Wang did not submit the application." C said? "Da Liu submitted the transfer application."Ding said?" Some of our club players did not submit a transfer application."
Knowing that only one of the four people is telling lies, which of the following conclusions can be made?
A.A liar, Da Liu did not submit an application
B.B tells a lie, Xiao Wang did not submit an application
C.A falsehood, Xiao Wang did not submit an application
D.Ding told a lie, Xiao Wang submitted an application

d
One-on-one sprint for college entrance examination" is a training activity currently being actively carried out by "Nanjiang Education Consulting Company".With the advice of market analysts, they chose Yucai and New Century, two of the most famous key high schools, as their main analysis objects.The market analysis report believes that these two key high schools have gathered many outstanding senior three students, providing "one-to-one" personalized services, which can help students achieve the desire to further improve the results of various subjects after school, so as to enter a better university .
Which of the following can weaken the above inference most powerfully?
A.The training fee for the "One-on-One Entrance Exam for College Entrance Examination" is only slightly higher than that for the general college entrance examination counseling classes.
B.Most of the students in the two key high schools in Yucai and New Century hired experienced tutors after school, and paid them a little less than the "one-on-one sprint for college entrance examination".
C.The quality of the "one-to-one college entrance examination sprint" teaching plan has not yet been tested by the market, and the effect is still difficult to determine.
D.The trainers of "Nanjiang Education Consulting Company" are not yet abundant.I am afraid it is difficult to meet the different needs of so many students in the two high schools in Yucai and New Century.

d
Wang Fang received a higher scholarship than Li Liang.After learning that Tian Xiaoye's scholarship is higher than Li Daming's, it can be seen that Wang Fang's scholarship is also higher than Li Daming's.
The following assumptions can make the above inference hold, except?
A.Wang Fang's scholarship is the same as Tian Xiaoye's.
B.Li Liang's scholarship is higher than Li Daming's.
C.Li Liang's scholarship is higher than Tian Xiaoye's.
D.Tian Xiaoye's scholarship is higher than Wang Fang's.

d
Some engineers have a Ph.D., so some people who have obtained a Ph.D.are highly skilled.
In order for the above reasoning to be true, which of the following must be added as a premise?
A.All highly skilled people are engineers.
B.Some people with high technical level have not obtained a doctorate.
C.Some engineers have a high technical level.
D.The technical level of all engineers is very high.

b
A symphony orchestra recruits members.There are 9 candidates on the list, including 3 southerners, one man, two 20-year-olds, two myopia, one lady, one Guangxi, and one northerner.
All members are covered above.The following conclusions are likely to explain the above statement, except?
A.A lady is a northerner.
B.Two 20-year-olds are myopic.
C.A man is a northerner.
D.A lady is from Guangxi.

d
All metals are conductive, and iron is conductive, so iron is a metal.
Which of the following is most similar to the above reasoning structure?
A.All metals are conductive, copper is a metal, so copper is conductive.
B.Associate professors are intellectuals, and researchers are not associate professors, so researchers are not intellectuals.
C.All birds are not plants.Sparrows are birds, so sparrows are not plants.
D.All birds are not plants, humans are animals, so humans are birds.

a
As long as cancer patients receive chemotherapy, they will suffer strong side effects, and the side effects of chemotherapy will cause the resistance of cancer patients to decline.Therefore, people with reduced resistance are susceptible to cancer.
Which of the following is closest to the reasoning above?
A.As long as the students study hard, their grades will be greatly improved, and if their grades are improved, they can be awarded scholarships, so hard work can be awarded scholarships.
B.Only physicists can understand the theory of relativity, and only those who understand the theory of relativity can engage in relevant research.Mr.Wang is engaged in relativity research work, so he must understand relativity.
C.If Barak plays, the German team will definitely win.If the German team wins, they will be able to get a high prize, so when the German team receives a high prize, Barak must play.
D.Laotian is Oda's father, and Daejeon is Laotian's brother, so Daejeon is Oda's uncle.

a
A doctor who has been engaged in research on drunkenness and alcoholism for a long time has found that in general, drunken people have a much greater tendency to violence than those who have not or moderate drinking.Based on this, the doctor concluded that people with a tendency to violence tended to get drunk.
Which of the following severely weakened the doctor ’s conclusion?
A.Some people who have never had alcohol have a strong tendency to violence.
B.When drinking alcohol, people often get out of control and behave violently.
C.In addition to the violent tendency, the research object of this doctor also has some other bad habits.
D.When people are drunk, they often use violence to vent their dissatisfaction.

b
Mr.Harry must be a senior employee of the company.He always wears a tie to work.
The following conclusion is based on which of the following premises?
A.If a man is promoted to a senior employee of the company, he will pay special attention to wearing, a tie is naturally essential.
B.Unless they become senior company employees, men will not wear a tie.
C.All senior employees of the company are required to wear a tie to work.
D.The company has regulations that men wear a tie to work and wear formal attire.

b
In order to understand the degree to which college students have mastered the basic knowledge of the Intellectual Property Law, an education consulting company selected two groups of students of the same grade within a college for a prize test.The analysis of the examination papers found that the excellent rate of the first group of students reached 60%, while the excellent rate of the second group was only 20%.Based on this, the consulting company concluded that there is a great difference in the degree of understanding and mastery of the "Intellectual Property Law" among university students.
Which of the following can weaken the above conclusion most?
A.The students who participated in this survey accounted for only a small part of the students in the college.
B.The first group of students comes from the law department.
C.The test paper used in this investigation cannot cover the entire contents of the Intellectual Property Law.
D.The mastery and application of any knowledge are not exactly the same.

c
There are six scholars Lao Ke, Lao Li, Lao M, Lao Ni, Lao Ou and Lao Ping, and each of them will make a report.3 before lunch and 3 after lunch.The order of reporting must comply with the following conditions? Lao Li ’s report must be immediately after Lao M, and their report cannot be interrupted by lunch; Lao Ni must make the first or last report.
Lao Li can be arranged to report to the following locations, except
A.The second
B.The third
C.The fourth
D.Fifth

c
If Professor Wang is a historian and has studied the history of the Xia, Shang, and Zhou Dynasties in depth, he must be a Chinese historian.
Based on which of the following is this determination made?
A.Professor Wang has studied not only Chinese history but also foreign history.
B.It is impossible for historians to delve into the entire history of China.
C.Among the historians, only Chinese historians will deeply study the history of Xia Dynasty.
D.Most historians have studied the history of China since the Qin Dynasty.

d
When the chemical agent VIANZONE is added to any transparent solution containing sodium chloride, the solution will become cloudy; when the chemical agent VIANZONE is added to a transparent solution containing potassium nitrate, the solution will become cloudy; but the chemical agent VIANZONE will not Change the solution containing benzene.In one experiment, the chemical agent VIANZONE was added to a transparent solution, and the solution remained transparent.
Based on the above experiments, it may be inferred which of the following is true?
A.The transparent solution contains potassium nitrate.
B.The transparent solution contains sodium chloride and stupid.
C.The transparent solution does not contain benzene.
D.The transparent solution does not contain sodium chloride.

c
Environmentalists criticized the practice of using a net to separate the swimming area from the sharks at the beach.Because every year this kind of net kills thousands of marine life unnecessarily.Recently, environmentalists have discovered that by burying the cable under the surrounding swimming area, the shark will swim away automatically, which will not harm people or marine life.Therefore, after installing this cable, the swimming area can not only maintain the tourism industry, but also meet the requirements of environmentalists.
Which of the following most weakens the above discussion?
A.Many beaches that have never seen sharks also plan to install cables.
B.Although many people claim to be afraid of sharks, tourism in areas where sharks are infested is not greatly affected.
C.Some swimmers can't see the barrier separating them from the sharks and will stop patronizing these beaches in the future.
D.Among the methods approved by environmentalists to successfully remove sharks without harming them, burying cables underneath is not the only way.

d
Spring orchids are beautiful, even if no one appreciates it.
The above text is a rebuttal to which of the following?
A.People can only see what they want to see.
B.Beauty is superficial.
C.The taste is uncountable.
D.Beauty only exists in everyone's eyes.

d
The logic teacher forms part of the students in the logic class into a learning group.The average score of the members of the learning group is much higher than that of the students who did not participate in the learning group.
Which of the following assumptions is the above reasoning based on?
A.It is difficult for students to learn logic.
B.The students who participated in the study group are more likely to get the teacher's favor than those who did not.
C.Participation in the study group did not affect the performance of other courses.
D.Studying in a study group is the same as the starting point for students who are not in a study group.

b
Among the students admitted to university in a certain city, the proportion of girls is higher than that of boys.Based on this fact, Teacher Wang believes that girls in this city learn better than boys.
Which of the following can weaken Teacher Wang ’s conclusion most?
A.Among the students admitted to the university in the first middle school, the proportion of boys is higher than that of girls.
B.The proportion of boys among the candidates is lower than that of girls.
C.Most girls admitted to college are liberal arts classes.
D.Boys participate more in sports than girls.

c
Professor Li said? Mineral water contains more minerals than pure water.Therefore, people who drink mineral water often increase the risk of stones, because minerals can precipitate in the kidneys.
Which of the following can weaken Professor Li's argument the most?
A.Some minerals are also necessary for the human body.
B.It is only certain types of minerals that form kidney stones.
C.The reason why minerals precipitate in the kidney is that there is a problem with kidney function.
D.Some people who often drink pure water also have kidney stones.

d
When the Meng / Guan combination won the Athens Olympics, there were two pairs of players and they reached the finish line almost simultaneously.Before the Beijing Olympics, people predicted that although the Meng / Guan combination did not reach their best state, they might also win gold medals.
Among the following items, all but one can increase the probability of the Meng / guan combination winning the Beijing Olympics.
A.The Meng / Guan combination plays normally in the game.
B.The two pairs of players did not reach their best.
C.One of those two pairs did not participate in the Beijing Olympics.
D.The Meng / Guan combination and those two pairs of players far outperformed the other players.

d
Li Laohan said? "During the Anti-Japanese War, there had been a village slaughter incident."
Which one of the following items must be preset by Mr.Li?
A.Li Han is a survivor of the Tucun incident.
B.During the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army was very brutal.
C.There has been a Tucun incident in Chinese history.
D.There was a period of anti-Japanese war in Chinese history.

c
The Institute of Agricultural Sciences conducted fertilization experiments on rice varieties.Experiments show that under other conditions unchanged, if there are more potassium fertilizers than phosphate fertilizers, variety 1 will grow better than variety 2; if there are more phosphate fertilizers than potassium fertilizers, 2 varieties will grow better than variety 1.
Based on this result, which of the following can be derived?
A.In addition to potash and phosphate fertilizers, varieties 1 and 2 do not require other fertilizers.
B.Nitrogen fertilizer is also needed for rice growth.
C.Variety No.1 and Variety No.2 have different requirements for fertilizers.
D.If the other conditions of the experiment are changed, the results obtained may be different.

a
If a traffic accident occurs, the cyclist who violates the traffic rules from time to time is the driver who violated the traffic rules.Therefore, if the cyclist did not violate the traffic rules, the driver violated the traffic rules.
Which of the following is most similar to the following?
A.If the movie theater only offers partial discounts, one of the two will have to buy a full-price movie ticket.Therefore, if A did not buy a full-price movie ticket, then B would have to buy a full-price movie ticket.
B.If a traffic accident occurs, either the pedestrian violated the traffic rules or the driver violated the traffic rules.Therefore, if the pedestrian violates the traffic rules, the driver does not violate the traffic rules.
C.If there are many clouds in the sky in summer, it may rain or hail.Therefore, if there are many clouds in the sky in summer, hail may fall.
D.If a medical accident occurs, both the doctor and the nurse are responsible.Therefore, if the doctor is not responsible, then the nurse is also not responsible.

b
Researchers at the University of Adelaide divided the subjects into two groups in an experimental study of garlic consumption.The first group of subjects took 600-900 mg of allicin-containing nutritional supplements every day for 3 to 6 months, and the control group took placebo.The results of the study showed that high blood pressure patients taking allicin nutritional supplements had an average high pressure reduction of 8.4 millimoles of mercury and low pressure an average reduction of 7.3 millimeters of mercury.
Based on the following research situation, which of the following conclusions is most likely to be drawn?
A.Patients with higher blood pressure will have a greater decrease in blood pressure after taking this nutritional supplement.
B.Consumption of allicin helps lower blood pressure.
C.Whether allicin can play a good antihypertensive effect for a long time still needs further study.
D.Everyone who takes allicin nutritional supplements has a greater reduction in high pressure than low pressure.

d
Some people think that female workers are generally more likely to be injured than male workers.This is a prejudice.In fact, the vast majority of injured people on construction sites are men.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes the loopholes in the above argument?
A.The two types of objects that are not comparable are compared.
B.I made a logical mistake of "to generalize".
C.Did not consider the proportion of injured construction workers among all injured workers.
D.Did not consider the proportion of female workers in the total construction workers.

c
Not all athletes sometimes have poor competitive conditions.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be false?
A.Sometimes some athletes are in a good competitive state.
B.All athletes are in good condition at a certain moment.
C.Not all athletes are good at any time.
D.A certain athlete's competitive state at all times.

c
Most experts believe that setting up full-time positions for production safety can indeed reduce the accident rate of coal mines.However, in fact, coal mines that set up full-time positions for production safety have similar accident rates as those coal mines that do not have full-time positions for safety production.
Which of the following statements is most helpful in explaining this inconsistency?
A.Setting up full-time positions for work safety will reduce labor productivity.
B.Small coal mines are more prone to accidents than large coal mines.
C.Coal mines with full-time positions for safe production are more prone to accidents due to poor geological conditions.
D.Reducing the incidence of accidents mainly depends on safety production education.

d
There are currently only three experimental robots A.B.and C in an intelligent research institute.A cannot recognize colors, B cannot recognize shapes, and C can neither recognize colors nor shapes.In most laboratories of the Intelligent Research Institute, experiments are performed to identify colors and shapes.
If the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?
A.There are three kinds of robots in some laboratories.
B.Only robots A and B exist in half of the laboratories.
C.This intelligent research institute is developing new experimental robots.
D.Only robots A and C are in half of the laboratories.

d
Only one of Zhou, Wu, Zheng, and Wang Zhong of Peking University Eagle Club boarded Zhuo Aoyoufeng.When the reporter interviewed them, they said the following.Zhou? It's teammate Zheng who climbed to Zhuo Aoyoufeng.Zheng? I have not participated in any mountaineering activities.Wu? Although I also participated in the mountaineering event, I did not reach the summit.Wang? I'm an alternate to player Wu.If he didn't make the entry, I would climb to the top.
If only one of them is wrong, which of the following must be true?
A.Other members of Beidashan Eagle Club have also climbed the Zhuo Youyou Peak.
B.Zheng boarded Zhuo Ao Youfeng.
C.Wu or Zhou boarded Zhuo Ao Youfeng.
D.Wang boarded Zhuo Youyou Peak.

c
Lifelong education is an important part of community work.A community provides some amateur classes for the elderly.There are two types of amateur classes, technical and fun.Some seniors have signed up for all technical amateur classes, and some seniors have signed up for all fun amateur classes.
Which of the following must be true?
A.The elderly should take part in amateur classes.
B.Some seniors have signed up for all amateur classes.
C.Every amateur class has someone to sign up.
D.When the class starts, there are people in every amateur class.

c
If Professor Wang is a doctoral tutor and leads students to conduct social surveys in more than 10 cities, he must be a professor of economics or a professor of sociology.
Which of the following can be used to make this determination?
A.Professor Wang's footprint in conducting social surveys is in most cities across the country.
B.Each professor of economics has led students to conduct social surveys in more than 10 cities.
C.In addition to professors of economics and sociology, other doctoral supervisors have conducted social surveys in up to 5 cities.
D.Natural science professors do not conduct social surveys.

a
A student was absent during a party.The Entertainment Committee believes that neither Student A nor Student B has come.
Which of the following expresses the meaning of the entertainment commission most accurately?
A.At least one of students A and B has come.
B.Student A and B have at most one student.
C.Neither student A nor B came.
D.Students A and B are here.

c
Through testing a certain number of newborns, it is found that their recognition of certain figures is innate.
If the result of this test is correct, which of the following must be true?
A.Newborns can distinguish between round and square.
B.The ability of humans to recognize graphics can be continuously improved through learning.
C.Not all humans' ability to recognize graphics is obtained through learning.
D.Most humans' ability to recognize graphics is obtained through learning.

c
The nationalities of A.B, C, and D are respectively British, Russian, French, and Japanese.B is higher than A and C is the shortest; the British are taller than the Russians and the French are the tallest; the Japanese are taller than Ding.
The nationalities of these four persons are?
A.A is British, B is French, C is Russian, and D is Japanese.
B.A is French, B is Japanese, C is Russian, and D is English.
C.A is Japanese, B is French, C is English, and D is Russian.
D.A is Russian, B is French, C is Japanese, and D is English.

c
The regulations of the Olympic venues are? Those who do not have tickets on the spot shall not enter the competition venues.Xiaomei came to the competition venue with the ticket on the spot.The population said? According to the regulations, I can enter the competition venue.
Xiaomei is most likely to understand the regulations of the Olympic venues as?
A.You cannot enter the Olympic venue unless you have a ticket on the spot.
B.Only those who hold tickets for the game can enter the Olympic stadium.
C.As long as you have the tickets for the game, you can enter the Olympic stadium
D.People without tickets on the spot can enter the stadium if they are athletes

c
Luye Kindergarten Parents Committee recommends that kindergartens reduce management fees by 5% to 10%.This recommendation is risky if implemented.Although parents can reduce the monthly childcare fee, the cost of coping with the problems caused by the decline in the quality of kindergarten services may be higher.
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis of the above argument?
A.There are many kindergartens whose management fees are too high.
B.There are many kindergartens whose management fees are not high.
C.The reduction in management fees is likely to lower the quality of services in kindergartens.
D.The management fee of Luye Kindergarten is originally lower than the average level of the same industry.

c
In international competitions, even excellent athletes, some people do not necessarily make mistakes.Of course, not all excellent athletes may make mistakes.
Which of the following is closest to the above meaning?
A.Excellent athletes can make mistakes, and some of them can't fail.
B.Some excellent athletes may make mistakes, and some excellent athletes may not make mistakes.
C.Some excellent athletes may make mistakes, and some excellent athletes may not make mistakes.
D.Some excellent athletes may not make mistakes, and some excellent athletes may not make mistakes.

c
In plant experiments, botanists use the differences between plant specimens to classify long-leaved grass into nine categories.But this division is wrong, because in the sample used to distinguish, 6 types of specimens are taken from the same area at the same time.
Which of the following assumptions is most likely the premise of the above reasoning?
A.It is possible that many plant species living in the same area at the same time are very similar.
B.At least one of each species of long-leaved grass is made into specimens and preserved.
C.There are no more than 4 types of plants in an area at the same time.
D.Not every longleaf grass will be made into a specimen.

b
In a research institute, all engineers are union members, some managers are masters, and some engineers are masters.All union members have credit cards, and no managers have credit cards.
If the above is true, which of the following must be false?
A.All engineers have a credit card.
B.Some engineers also serve as managers.
C.Some masters do not have credit cards.
D.Some masters have a credit card.

d
In a research institute, all engineers are union members, some managers are masters, and some engineers are masters.All union members have credit cards, and no managers have credit cards.
Which of the following is a counterexample to the above premise?
A.A female manager.
B.A person with a credit card, but not an engineer.
C.A manager who does not have a credit card.
D.An engineer who does not have a credit card.

a
In response to the high incidence of brain gliomas in the world, Ross of the United States has developed a new drug X specifically for postoperative chemotherapy, which is compared with the traditional chemotherapy drug Y in clinical trials.70 patients with advanced brain gliomas of the same kind were divided into two groups, with 35 people in each group.The first group used drug Y, and the second group used drug X.But two years later, the statistical result is that 20 deaths per group.Therefore, the new drug X has no better effect.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Of the 20 people who died, the average life span of the first group was three years shorter than that of the second group.
B.Of the 20 people who died, the average death month of the first group was three months earlier than the second group.
C.Among the living people, the first group is more serious than the second group.
D.Among the living people, the first group and the second group are older.

d
There are two classes for an undergraduate administration major in a college.The grades of students in class one are generally much better than those in class two.Tian Feng comes from the college's administrative management major.His first-year academic record of graduate students is the first in the major, and he is far ahead, so he must have been a class.
Which of the following is the most similar to the argument of the subject?
A.If it rains, the ground will get wet.Now the ground is not wet, so there is no rain.
B.Men are generally stronger than women.Wang Qiang is a male manager.Therefore, he must be stronger than a female manager.
C.Under similar conditions, if a person has good connections, he can achieve more success in the business world.Wang Wei has made outstanding achievements in the business community.Because, Wang Wei has the best connections.
D.Children's psychological education is more important than adults.Zhang Yan is engaged in adult psychological education, so her level must be inferior to those engaged in children's psychological education.

c
As long as Xiao Wang can appraise the professor, at the same time Lao Lei did not appraise the researcher.Da Li will definitely appraise the professor.
If the above judgment is true, then, which of the following premises can be added to draw the conclusion of the researcher on Lao Lei?
A.Xiao Wang did not appraise the professor or the researcher.
B.Both Xiao Wang and Da Li were rated as professors.
C.Xiao Wang was rated as a professor, but Da Li did not.
D.Xiao Wang did not appraise the professor, and Da Li appraised the professor.

d
For the H1N1 influenza that threatens human health, researchers have developed corresponding vaccines.Although these vaccines are effective, a university researcher found that drugs such as aspirin and hydroxyphenylacetamide that inhibit certain enzymes Influencing the effectiveness of the vaccine, the researcher pointed out? "If you take aspirin or acetaminophen, then you will not produce a good antibody response after the vaccine is injected."
If Xiao Zhang produced a good antibody response after vaccination, which of the following conclusions can be drawn based on the above research results?
A.Xiao Zhang took aspirin, but did not take acetaminophen.
B.Xiao Zhang did not take aspirin, but was infected with the H1N1 influenza virus.
C.Xiao Zhang took aspirin, but was not infected with the H1N1 influenza virus.
D.Xiao Zhang did not take aspirin or acetaminophen.

a
In order to investigate the current literacy level of the people, the experimenters listed 20 words and asked 30 cultural people to read them.These people are all above college level.The reading results show that most people only read 3 to 5 words, very few people read more than 15 words, and some people even read all words incorrectly.Among them, "Stumble" has the highest recognition rate, 19 out of 30 people read correctly, "Everyone" is wrong.The overall misreading rate of 20 words is close to 80%, and the experimenter concludes that the current literacy level of people has not improved, or even decreased.
Which of the following, if true, can best question the experimenter ’s conclusion?
A.The 20 words chosen by the experimenter are not representative.
B.The 30 readers selected by the experimenter have no Ph.D.
C.The 20 words selected by the experimenter are not commonly used in popular languages ​​on the Internet.
D.The pronunciation of the word "呱呱落地" is often mispronounced by some university teachers.

c
The domain controller stores the three items of account, password and computer belonging to this domain.When a computer is connected to the network, the domain controller must first identify whether the computer belongs to this domain, whether the login account used by the user exists, and whether the password is correct.If all three items of information are correct, login is allowed; if one of the above items is incorrect, then the domain controller will reject the user from logging in from this computer.Zhang's login account is correct, but the domain controller refuses to log in to Zhang's computer.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn based on the above statement?
A.The password entered by Xiao Zhang is wrong.
B.Xiao Zhang's computer does not belong to this domain.
C.If Xiao Zhang's computer belongs to this domain, the password he entered is wrong.
D.Only if the password entered by Xiao Zhang is correct, his computer belongs to this domain.

d
More and more people now own their cars, but they obviously lack basic knowledge of car maintenance.These people will do regular maintenance according to the maintenance manual or the prompt of the 4S shop after-sales service personnel.However, an experienced driver will tell you that every 5,000 kilometers traveled for a regular inspection, only a small part of the car may have problems.Such an inspection is meaningless and wastes time and money.
Which of the following cannot weaken the driver ’s conclusion?
A.Periodic inspection every 5,000 kilometers is needed to ensure the safety of the owner.
B.Periodic inspection every 5 000 km can find some major faults of the engine.
C.Routine maintenance done during regular inspections is necessary to ensure the normal operation of the car.
D.A group of newly purchased cars of a company did not undergo regular inspections, and all of them drove safely for more than 7,000 kilometers.

d
In the chemistry class, Teacher Zhang demonstrated two simultaneous teaching experiments? one experiment was that when KCIO3 was heated, O2 was slowly produced? the other experiment was a small amount of MnO2 quickly sprinkled after KCIO3 was heated, and then a large amount of O2 was produced .Teacher Zhang pointed out? MnO2 is the reason for the rapid production of O2.
Which of the following is similar to the way Teacher Zhang came to the conclusion?
A.The higher the price of cosmetics of the same brand, the more popular it is.This shows that consumers like cosmetics with high prices.
B.Madam Curie discovered that when extracting radioactive elements from bituminous minerals, the radiation intensity of all pure uranium extracted from a certain amount of bituminous minerals was several times lower than that of the same amount of bituminous minerals.She infers from this that there are other more radioactive elements in the bituminous minerals.
C.Statistical analysis found that between the ages of 30 and 60, the more daring the younger the older, there is reason to believe; years are brave corrosives.
D.Put the alarm clock in the glass cover, make it ring, you can hear the ringtone; then evacuate the air in the glass cover, and then make the alarm ring, you will not hear the ringtone.It can be seen that air is the medium of sound transmission.

b
It is impossible for the Lakers to reach the final.If the Lakers reach the final, then the sun will come out from the west.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.It's not cold today.If it's cold, how did the lake freeze?
B.Language cannot create wealth.If language can create wealth, then the boastful person is the richest in the world.
C.The life of grass and trees is also crisp, and its death is withered.Therefore, the strong move to death, the weak move to live.
D.There will be no pie in the sky.If you do n’t believe this, it ’s a matter of deception.

d
Cricket is a very interesting little animal.In the quiet summer night, there are crisp and sweet chirping sounds in the grass.From its wings.The left and right wings are joined together and rubbed against each other to make a pleasant sound.Crickets are also construction experts.Compared with its soft excavation tool, the cricket house can really be regarded as a great project.At the entrance of its residence, there is a very comfortable platform.In summer night, unless it rains or winds, crickets will definitely sing on this platform.
According to the above statement, which of the following was done by a cricket on a rainless summer night?
A.Build a house.
B.Pack the platform.
C.Sing on the platform.
D.If there is no wind, it will sing on the platform.

d
It is generally believed that children born to couples at a farther distance have a higher IQ.Statistics show that both husband and wife are locals, and the average IQ of their children is 102.45; the husband and wife are in different places in the province, and the average IQ of their children is 106.17; Up to 109.35.Therefore, inter-regional marriage can improve the IQ level of the next generation.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above conclusion most?
A.The sample size of the children's average IQ is not enough.
B.It is not difficult to find that the parents of some talented children are locals
C.It is not difficult to find that the parents of some children with low IQ are far apart.
D.People who can marry in different places have higher IQs, and their own high IQs lead to marriages in different places.

b
The profits of refined oil producers are largely affected by the price of crude oil in the international market, because most crude oil is purchased at international market prices.In recent years, with the continuous increase in the market price of the international crude oil market, the operating costs of refined oil producers have increased significantly, but the profits of refined oil producers in a country have not decreased, but increased.
Which of the following, if true, is most helpful in explaining the seemingly contradictory phenomenon?
A.The cost of crude oil only accounts for half of the operating costs of refined oil producers.
B.The price of refined oil in the country is determined according to market supply and demand.As the price of the international crude oil market rises, the country's government provides corresponding subsidies for refined oil producers.
C.During the rising price of the international crude oil market, the country's refined oil producers reduced the salaries of individual high-paid employees.
D.After the price of the international crude oil market rises, in addition to the increase in import costs, other operating costs of refined oil production have also increased.

a
Part of the charged particles in the solar wind can reach the surface of the M star, and transfer enough energy to the surface particles of the M star, so that the latter can escape from the surface of the M star and escape into the atmosphere of the M star.In order to determine these escaped particles, the scientists obtained the following information through three experiments? Experiment 1? Either X particles or Y particles; Experiment 2? Either not Y particles or Z particles; Experiment 3? If not Z Particles are not Y particles.
Based on the above three experiments, which of the following must be true?
A.Such particles are X particles.
B.Such particles are Y particles.
C.Such particles are Z particles.
D.Such particles are not X particles.

c
A researcher from a medical school at a university in the United States published a paper in the Journal of Pediatrics and pointed out that after a follow-up survey of children in 2 702 families, they found that if children watch TV for more than 2 hours a day before the age of 5, they The risk of behavioral problems will grow more than double when they grow up.The so-called behavior problems refer to the solitary personality, rude words and deeds, violation of others, and difficulty in cooperating with others.
Which of the following best explains the above discussion?
A.TV programs will cause children to be curious, and it is easy to cause children to appear violent.
B.There are a lot of contents in the TV program that can easily make children in a state of tension and fear for a long time.
C.Watching TV for too long will affect the child's interaction with other people.Over time, the child will lack the experience of dealing with others.
D.Children have strong ability to imitate.If they are only interested in TV programs, over time, they will hinder their development of analytical skills.

c
A common phenomenon is that some popular science books imported from abroad are not popular in the country.Some people explain that this is related to the liberal arts branch we have followed for many years.The liberal arts and sciences have artificially caused the separation of natural sciences and humanities and social sciences, leading to the fact that the market for popular science readers has not yet formed.
Which one of the following is true if it comes true?
A.Some natural science workers are not interested in popular science books.
B.Popular science books are not without demand, but with insufficient effective supply.
C.Due to the lack of science background, non-natural science workers are far away from science.
D.Many popular science TV programs have a fixed audience, and the corresponding popular science books are also very popular.

a
Large and small planets are suspended at the edge of the solar system, and are very vulnerable to the gravitational effects of nearby stars.According to calculations by researchers, these forces sometimes drag comets out of the Oort Nebula.In this way, they are more likely to be close to the sun.The two researchers accordingly made the following two different conclusions? First, the gravitational effect of Jupiter will either push them to a smaller orbit or expel them from the solar system; Push them to a smaller orbit or drive them out of the solar system.
If only one of the above two conclusions is true, which of the following conclusions can be derived?
A.Jupiter's gravitational force pushes them into smaller orbits and drives them out of the solar system.
B.Jupiter's gravitational force did not push them into smaller orbits, but drove them out of the solar system.
C.Jupiter's gravitational force pushed them into smaller orbits, but did not expel them from the solar system.
D.The gravitational effect of Jupiter neither pushes them into smaller orbits nor expels them from the solar system.

a
When the pigeon is walking, the head does not move back and forth regularly, but stretches forward.While walking, the pigeon's neck looks forward, and then the head stays still, waiting for the body and claws to follow.Some scholars once made a hypothesis about the phenomenon of pigeons stretching their necks while walking? while waiting for the body to follow up, a temporarily stationary head is helpful for the pigeons to obtain a stable field of vision and see the surrounding food.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above assumption?
A.If the pigeon does not stretch his neck while walking, it is difficult to find food in the distance.
B.For birds with too much stride, the extent of stretching their neck is much smaller than the stride.
C.The change in the walking speed of the pigeon stimulates the inner ear to control the organs that balance, causing the neck to stretch.
D.When the pigeons are walking, "with one wing and one foot thrown", natural reflexes of neck and head muscles may appear, so the head keeps moving.

d
The statistical analysis of the Environmental Monitoring Center of S City shows that the days with excellent air quality in 2009 reached 150 days, 22 days more than in 2008? the average concentration of the four pollutants, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and respirable particulate matter.The value has decreased by about 21.3%, 25.6%, 26.2%, and 15.4% compared with 2008, respectively.The head of environmental protection in S City pointed out that this has benefited from the continuous measures taken by the municipal government to control air pollution in recent years.
In addition to any of the following, can all support the views of the above S city environmental protection person in charge?
A.S City has widely carried out environmental protection publicity, which has strengthened the citizens' ecological concept and environmental protection awareness.
City B.S has launched an internal pollution control program; all coal-fired boilers that fail to meet the emission standards will stop operating.
C.S City has implemented the National IV Standard for Motor Vehicle Emissions, and the single-vehicle emissions have been reduced by 49% compared with the Ⅲ standard.
The Mayor's Office of D.S City recently studied the problem of burning straw, and set about formulating relevant regulations.

a
It is generally believed that the dentate dentosa migrated from North America to South America.The distinctive feature of the odontosaurus dentate is the sharp long-sword-shaped incisors, the short jaw bone, the crown of the molars is raised, the number of tooth plates is 7 to 8, and the milky projections are named.The tooth structure of the sabre odontogram is more complicated, which indicates that it can eat grass.There are evidences in many parts of South America that prehistoric humans have captured the sagittarius.From this it can be speculated that the extinction of the odontosaurus may be closely related to the excessive killing of humans.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute the above argument?
A.Large-scale mutual killing often occurs among prehistoric animals.
B.Dental mastodon lacks the ability to protect itself when it encounters human attacks.
C.There is also a phenomenon of the migration of dagger dents from South America to North America.
D.Due to the expansion of human activities, large herbivores are difficult to survive.

d
Xiaodong is playing the game of “Warrior Wars”, when entering the second level, four options appear on the interface.The first option is “select any option requires payment of game currency”, the second option is “after selecting this item You can get extra game rewards.The third option is "The game will not continue after selecting this game." The fourth option is "Choose an option without paying game currency."
If one of the statements in the four options is true, which of the following must be true?
A.If you choose any option, you need to pay game currency.
B.Choose any option without paying game currency.
C.If you choose any option, you can't get extra game rewards
D.After selecting the third option, the game can continue.

c
An American scholar did an experiment to show the children three-spoke pictures? chicken, cow and grass, and then let the children divide them into two categories.As a result, most Chinese children put cattle and grass in one category, and chickens in another category.Most American children put cattle and chicken in one category, and grass in another category.The American scholars thus concluded that Chinese children are used to classifying things according to the relationship between them, while American children are used to classifying things according to the category of "entity" to which they belong.
Which one of the following must be assumed by this scholar to reach a conclusion?
A.Horses and grass are classified as a class based on the relationship between things.
B.Duck and eggs are classified into one category according to their respective "entity" category.
C.As long as American children classify cows and chickens, they are accustomed to classifying them according to their respective "entity" category.
D.As long as American children classify cows and chickens, they are not used to classifying things according to their relationship.

a
Mutual respect is the basis of mutual understanding, and mutual understanding is the premise of mutual trust.In the interaction between people, self-esteem and self-confidence are also very important.No one respects people who are not self-respecting.No one trusts people whom he does not respect.
Which of the following conclusions can be derived from the above statement?
A.People who are not self-respecting are not trusted by anyone.
B.Mutual trust can respect each other.
C.People who are not confident are not self-respecting.
D.People who are not confident are not trusted by anyone

a
Five colleagues, Li He, Zhang Lan, Lin Hong, He Bai and Qiu Hui, recently bought a car of different brands, namely Citroen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Santana.The colors of these five cars are different from the homophonic colors of the last word of the names of the five people.It is known that Li He bought a blue Citroen.
Which of the following arrangements may correspond to the cars bought by Zhang Lan, Lin Hong, He Bai, and Qiu Hui in turn?
A.Gray Audi, white BMW, gray Mercedes, red Santana
B.Black Audi, red BMW, gray Mercedes, white Santana
C.Red Audi, gray BMW, white Mercedes, black Santana
D.White Audi, Black BMW, Red Mercedes, Gray Santana

d
Krut is a well-known "star" polar bear in Germany.Polar bears are veritable arctic overlords.Therefore, Krut is a veritable Arctic overlord.
Which of the following is similar to the fallacy in the above argument?
A.Children are flowers of the motherland, Xiaoya is children.Therefore, Xiaoya is the flower of the motherland.
B.Lu Xun's work is not finished in one day, "Blessing" is Lu Xun's work.Therefore, "Blessings" can not be read in one day.
C.The Chinese are not afraid of difficulties.I am Chinese.Therefore, I am not afraid of difficulties.
D.Kang Yi Garden is located on Qingshui Street.The buildings on Qingshui Street are illegal buildings.Therefore, the construction of Kornhill Garden is illegal

c
In this year's basketball league, the head coach of the Yangtze River team found that the playing arrangements among the five main players of the Yellow River team are as follows? 1.If A plays, then B also plays.Not playing.3.Either C does not play, or someone in B and E does not play.4.D does not play unless C does not play.
If B does not play, which of the following configurations conforms to the above rules?
A.A.C, D are playing at the same time.
B.C does not play, Ding and E play at the same time.
C.A does not play, C and D play.
D.Both A and D play, but E does not play.

d
Mr.Chen? Intruding into someone's computer without permission is like driving a stolen car and hurting people.These are all criminal acts.But the latter is more serious in nature, because it both encroaches on tangible property and causes personal injury; while the former is just messing around in the virtual world.Ms.Lin? I disagree.For example, an illegal intrusion into a hospital ’s computer may disrupt medical data and even endanger the patient ’s life.Therefore, illegal intrusion into the computer will also cause personal injury.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the focus of the argument between the two?
A.Will illegally hacking into someone's computer and driving a stolen car also endanger people's lives?
B.Is it illegal to invade someone else's computer and hurt someone by driving a car?
C.Is it a crime of the same nature to illegally invade someone else's computer and hurt someone by driving a stolen car?
D.Is the nature of the crime of illegally hacking into someone else's computer as serious as a stolen car hurting someone?

d
Of the 60 scholars participating in an international academic symposium, 31 were Asian scholars, 33 were PhDs, and 4 were non-Asian scholars without a doctorate.
According to the above statement, how many Asian doctors participated in this international seminar?
A.1 person
B.2 people
C.4 people
D.8 people

c
A survey of undergraduates in a college found that among the liberal arts majors who were recommended to study for masters without examination due to their excellent grades, girls accounted for 70%.This shows that the undergraduate liberal arts majors in this school are better than males.
Which of the following, if true, can weaken the above conclusion most effectively?
A.Among the undergraduate liberal arts students of this school, girls account for more than 30%.
B.Among the undergraduate liberal arts students of this school, girls account for less than 30%.
C.Among the undergraduate liberal arts students of this school, male students account for less than 30%.
D.Among the undergraduate liberal arts students of this school, girls account for less than 70%.

d
A Chinese medicine formula has the following requirements? (1) If there are A medicines, then there must be B medicines; (2) If there is no C medicines, then there must be D medicines; (3) Ginseng and Gastrodia cannot be both; (4) If If there is no A medicine and C medicine, you need ginseng.
If it contains Gastrodia, which of the formulas is true?
A.Contains medicinal herbs
B.Contains medicinal herbs
C.No C medicine
D.Contains B medicine or D medicine

d
Pasteur believes that the concentration of microorganisms in the air is related to environmental conditions, air movement and altitude.He opened the bottle containing the cooked culture medium at different heights on the mountain, and found that the higher the altitude, the less likely the culture medium was contaminated by microorganisms.At the top of the mountain, out of 20 bottles containing culture medium, only one has grown microorganisms.Pucher repeated Pasteur's experiment using hay infusion as a material, but obtained different results? Even at high altitudes, all the bottles containing the culture medium quickly grew microorganisms.
Which of the following, if true, can best explain the different results obtained by the Pouch and Pasteur experiments?
A.As long as there is oxygen stimulation, microorganisms will spontaneously grow out of the culture medium.
B.Culture medium will be contaminated by outside bacteria during the process of heating, disinfection, sealing and cooling.
C.Both Pouch and Pasteur's experimental designs were not strict enough.
D.The hay infusion contains a high temperature resistant Bacillus subtilis.Once the culture solution is cooled, the spores of Bacillus subtilis will resurrect and rapidly multiply.

b
All the junior high school classmates of Professor Zhang are not PhDs; all those who knew their colleagues in the Institute of Philosophy through Professor Zhang are PhDs; a junior high school classmate of Professor Zhang met Researcher Wang through Professor Zhang.
Which of the following can be inferred from the above conclusion?
A.Researcher Wang is a colleague of Professor Zhang ’s Institute of Philosophy.
B.Researcher Wang is not a colleague of Professor Zhang ’s Institute of Philosophy.
Researcher C.Wang is a doctor.
D.Researcher Wang is not a PhD.

a
The jadeite gravel produced in Myanmar that is weathered or transported to river valleys and riverbeds by the weather is called "Laokeng jade"."Laokeng jade" is characterized by "good water head", firm quality and high transparency.Its top grade is transparent like glass, so it is called "glass species" or "ice species".The same as Laokeng jade, its quality is relatively high or low, some are more transparent, and some are slightly worse, so the value is also different.Under the same conditions, Laojieng jade with high transparency has higher unit value than its lower transparency, but the practice of mining tells people that there is no Laojieng jade with the highest unit value.
If the above statement is true, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.There is no old pit jade with the highest transparency.
B.The high-transparency old pit jade may not be "good head".
C."Xinkeng jade" also has very good quality jade.
D.The unit value of Laokeng jade also depends on the quality of its processing.

d
An education expert believes that "boy crisis" refers to the phenomenon that boys are mischievous, timid, and academically inferior to girls.In recent years, this phenomenon has become an important issue for children's education experts.After listing a series of statistical data, the expert raised the question of "why boys today lag behind girls of the same age from elementary and middle school to university", which undoubtedly increased the anxiety of countless male parents.The expert pointed out through analysis that it was precisely inappropriate education methods at home and school that caused the "boy crisis" phenomenon.
Which of the following, if true, can best question the expert ’s views?
A.The family's excessive care for the only child restricts the development of divergent thinking and the development of risky personality of the boy to a great extent.
B.The current boy prefers to show the "gentleman" side in front of the girl than the previous boy.
C.Boys are better than girls at developing their potential, and they are more likely to achieve career success after college.
D.Games are rampant in modern society.Boys are naturally more interested in games than girls, which consumes a lot of their energy.

a
Fuxian Lake insect is unique to the Devonian Chengjiang fauna and belongs to the more primitive type of true arthropods.The adult body is 10 cm long and has 31 individual sections.The exoskeleton is divided into head, chest and abdomen.The three parts have different numbers of dorsal and abdominal segments.Devonian straight shrimps are the ancestors of modern insects.Fuxian Lake insect fossils are similar to straight shrimps, which indirectly indicates that Fuxian Lake insects are the distant ancestors of insects.The researchers also found that the digestive tract of Fuxian Lake was full of mud and sand, indicating that it was a mud-eating animal.
Which of the following can support the above argument?
A.The distant ancestors of insects also have creatures that do not eat mud.
B.The exoskeleton of Devonian Shrimp is divided into three parts? head, chest and abdomen.
C.All creatures similar to Devonian Shrimp are distant ancestors of insects.
D.Insects evolved from relatively primitive organisms in true arthropods.

d
In 2010, the overall price level of a province only increased by 2.4%, and the increase was relatively mild, with the increase rate even falling by 0.6 percentage points from 2009.However, ordinary people feel that the price increase is relatively high, and some statistics also show that the people's feelings are well-founded.A statistical report for a month in 2010 showed that the price of poultry and egg commodities rose by 12.3% in that month, and some anti-seasonal vegetables even rose by more than 20%.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the seemingly contradictory phenomenon?
A.There are deviations in people's understanding of data, and statistics from different sources will produce different results.
B.Various factors affecting the change in the general level of consumer prices are intertwined.
C.Although the increase in some daily consumer goods is small, residents feel very obvious.
D.The prices of industrial consumer goods, which account for a considerable weight in the price index system, continue to fall.

d
With the development of the Internet, people have new options for shopping.Many young people like to choose the products they are satisfied with on the Internet.They are delivered to their homes by express delivery.Based on this, Professor Liu believes that the competitiveness of those physical shopping malls will be impacted by the Internet.In the near future, more online stores will replace physical stores.
Which of the following, if true, can weaken Professor Liu ’s point of view the most?
A.Although online shopping has certain conveniences, it is easy to cause personal information to be used by criminals.
B.Some high-end specialty stores are only willing to adopt the sales method of street physical stores.
C.Online shops and express companies often blame each other for compensation for lost or damaged goods.
D.Normally, online stores can only survive with the support of their physical stores.

a
Affected by multiple cultures and values, the divorce rate of residents of Country A has increased significantly.A recent survey showed that the average duration of marriage in Country A is 8 years.Mr.Zhang lamented this, and now beautiful stories like diamond marriage, golden marriage, and white-headed old age are rare.People's simple concept of love and marriage is gone forever.
Which of the following is true is most likely to indicate that Mr.Zhang ’s understanding is inaccurate?
A.There are many flash marriage families now, they often get married and divorced in a short time.
B.Long duration of marriage does not mean that the quality of marriage is high.
C.In the past, marriage was mainly arranged by parents, and now it is mainly free love.
D.Despite the short duration of marriage, the time for young people to fall in love is much longer than before.

b
A group company has four departments, which produce refrigerators, color TVs, computers and mobile phones.According to the statistics of the first three quarters, the four department managers made the following predictions on the profitability of the whole year of 2010? 1.Refrigerator department manager? The mobile phone department will make a profit this year.2.Manager of the color TV department? If the refrigerator department makes a profit this year, the color TV department will not make a profit.3.Computer department manager? If the mobile phone department is not profitable this year, then the computer department is not profitable.4.Manager of mobile phone department? Both the refrigerator and color TV departments will make a profit this year.After the statistics for the whole year were completed, only one of the above four predictions was found to be in line with the facts.
Regarding the profitability of the company's departments for the whole year, which of the following may be true?
A.The TV department is profitable, but the refrigerator department is not profitable.
B.The refrigerator department is profitable, but the computer department is not profitable.
C.The computer department is profitable, but the color TV department is not profitable.
D.Neither the refrigerator department nor the color TV department made a profit.

c
With the development of digital technology, there has been a revolutionary change in the form of audio and video playback.People quickly accepted some new forms, such as MP3, CD.DVD, etc.However, the acceptance of e-books has not reached the level expected by experts, and there are still a large number of readers who like to hold paper publications.Paper books still occupy an important position in the publishing industry.So some people say that books may be the last bastion that digital technology needs to break through.
Which of the following is the least explanation for the above phenomenon?
A.People are stubbornly obsessed with the comfortable experience of reading paper books and like the texture of paper.
B.Reading on the display, whether it is a bulky cathode ray tube display or a thin and light liquid crystal display, will make people feel uneasy.
C.There are still some nostalgic lovers who like to collect classic books.
D.The technology of e-book display equipment is not perfect, and the image display speed is slow.

b
In a Go game, the contestant Chen Hua squeezed his knuckles from time to time, and the sound made interfered with his opponent's thinking.When the game was closed, the referee warned Chen Hua that if he squeezed his knuckles again and made a sound during the game, he would be judged to be in violation of the rules.In this regard, Chen Hua retorted that his squeezing of the knuckles was a habitual movement, and it was not intentional.Therefore, he should not be sentenced to violation.
Which of the following, if established, would best support Chen Hua ’s rebuttal to the referee?
A.In this competition, the opponent opened and closed the folding fan from time to time, and the sounds that disturbed Chen Hua's thinking.
B.In the game of Go, only the deliberate actions of the players can become the basis for the penalty.
C.In this competition, the opponent himself did not protest Chen Hua ’s interference.
D.Chen Hua has always been arrogant, and the referee has long been dissatisfied with it.

d
The 37.3D stereoscopic technology represents the cutting-edge level of current film technology.Due to the high credibility of the film, it may become the mainstream of future films.Although the screen characters in 3D stereoscopic movies are generated by computers, the "performance" of computer characters including actions and expressions is based on the "performance" of real actors, just like the makeup technology in the digital age.This has also caused some actors to worry? With the development of computer technology, future computer-generated images and animations will replace live performances.
Which of the following, if true, can best reduce the concerns of the above actors?
A.All film directors can only communicate with real people, not with computers.
B.The shooting of any film depends on the choice of the producer, and the actors can keep up with the development of the times.
The current high box office of C.3D stereoscopic movies is just a result of people's short-term plans, and the future is still unknown.
D.The film story can only be expressed with the actor's mind and emotion, and its expression has nothing to do with the director's preference.

a
Gongda Law Firm is known for its effective defense of defendants in criminal cases, with a success rate of over 90%.Lao Yu is a lawyer who is famous for successfully defending clients in divorce cases.Therefore, Lao Yu cannot be a member of Gongda Law Firm.
Which of the following most accurately points out the loophole of the above argument?
A.The characteristics of Gongda Law Firm may not necessarily be its members.
B.There is no precise indication of the success rate of Lao Yu's defense of the parties to the divorce case.
C.There is no precise indication of Lao Yu's success rate in defending the criminal case.
D.There is no source for the statistics of Gongda Law Firm.

c
The formal language used in scientific research is very different from the natural language used in daily life.Formal language looks like a book of heaven, far from the public, and only some professionals can understand and use it.But in fact, this is a misunderstanding.The relationship between natural language and formal language is like the relationship between the naked eye and the microscope.The naked eye has a wide field of view and can grasp the information of things as a whole? the microscope can help people see the details and subtleties of things, although the scope of sight with it is small.Therefore, both formal language and natural language are important tools for people to communicate and understand information.It is a powerful tool to use them together.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?
A.The content seen through the microscope may become a new "landscape", indicating that formal language can enrich the expression of natural language.We should pay attention to formal language.
B.Just as the information displayed under the microscope is ultimately to be observed with the naked eye, the content expressed in the formal language is ultimately to be realized through natural language, indicating that natural language is more basic.
C.If scientific theory is expressed only in formal language, it is difficult for ordinary people to understand; similarly, if expressed in natural language only, it may become lengthy and difficult to express accurately.
D.The development of science has greatly improved the daily lives of ordinary people, but people are not aware of the importance of formal language, the foundation of scientific expression.

b
An ocean-going sailing ship carrying five Chinese and several foreigners drove from China to Europe.On the way, all but 5 Chinese people suffered from sepsis.In the same boat, it is the same as a meal, sleeping in the ocean and crossing the ocean.Why are Chinese and foreigners so different? It turns out that these 5 Chinese people all have the habit of drinking tea, but foreigners do not.So it was concluded that drinking tea is the reason why these five Chinese did not have sepsis.
Which of the following is most similar to the method of drawing conclusions in the question stem?
A.The police have locked the suspect, but from the facts currently available, it is not enough to prove that he committed a crime.The task force concluded from this that there must be an unknown factor lurking behind the suspect.
B.On two wheat fields with basically the same condition, apply nitrogen fertilizer and potash fertilizer to one of them, and only apply potassium fertilizer to the other.As a result, the yield of the field with nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer was much higher than that of the other field.It can be seen that nitrogen fertilizer is the reason for the higher yield of wheat field.
C.Sun Wukong? "If you hit the bones, the master will read the curse.If you don't, the master will be eaten by the goblin." Sun Wukong can't help but conclude? "I still have to go back to Huaguoshan."
D.Astronomers observed that the orbit of Uranus has characteristics a, b, and c.It is known that the characteristics a and b are caused by the attraction of two planets A and B, respectively, so it is guessed that there is an unknown planet that causes the orbital characteristics of Uranus.c.

c
The students of all key universities are smart students.Some smart students like to skip school, and Xiao Yang does not like to skip school? Therefore, Xiao Yang is not a student of a key university.
Except which of the following is similar to the form of the above reasoning?
A.All economists understand economics, and some love investment enterprises who understand economics.You don't like investing in businesses; therefore, you are not an economist.
B.All geese eat greens, some eat greens and fish, rabbits do not eat fish; therefore, rabbits are not geese.
C.All people are beauty-loving.Some of them also study science.Aristotle is not an ordinary person; therefore, Aristotle does not study science.
D.All the students admitted by colleges and universities are above the admission score line, some of them are older candidates, and Xiao Zhang is not an older candidate; therefore, Xiao Zhang is not admitted by colleges and universities.

d
According to the statistics of the United Nations Development Programme in 2007, Norway is the country with the highest quality of life in the world, and developed countries such as Europe, the United States and Japan are among the best.If we count the countries whose quality of life has improved the most since 1990, developed countries have fallen behind.In at least 116 countries counted by the United Nations Development Programme, the quality of life in Mozambique in southeastern Africa has improved the fastest in 17 years.In 2007, its quality of life index increased by 50% compared with 1990.Many African countries have achieved similar achievements as Mozambique.As the most high-profile developing country in the world, China's quality of life index has also increased by 27% in the past 17 years.
Which of the following can be derived from UNDP statistics?
A.In 2007, the quality of life indexes of developing countries were lower than those of Western countries.
B.In 2007, Mozambique's quality of life index was not higher than that of China.
C.In 2006, Japan ’s quality of life index was no higher than that of China.
D.In 2007, Norway ’s quality of life index was higher than that of African countries.

b
In a cognitive ability test, Liu Qiang scored 118 points, Jiang Ming scored higher than Wang Li, Zhang Hua and Liu Qiang scored more than Jiang Ming and Wang Li, Liu Qiang scored higher than Zhou Mei? 120 points in this test The above is excellent, and two of the five are not excellent.
Based on the above information, which of the following five is the highest to lowest score in this test?
A.Zhang Hua, Wang Li, Zhou Mei, Jiang Ming, Liu Qiang
B.Zhang Hua, Jiang Ming, Wang Li, Liu Qiang, Zhou Mei
C.Zhang Hua, Jiang Ming, Liu Qiang, Wang Li, Zhou Mei
D.Jiang Ming, Zhang Hua, Wang Li, Liu Qiang, Zhou Mei

b
Recently, a group of senior leaders studied the direction of development.General Manager Wang believes that it is necessary to develop both nanotechnology and biomedical technology? Deputy General Manager Zhao believes that only developing intelligent technology can develop biomedical technology; Deputy General Manager Li believes that if nanotechnology and biomedical technology are developed, Then we must develop intelligent technology.Finally, after research by the board of directors, only one of the opinions can be adopted.
Based on the above statement, which of the following is in line with the board ’s research decision?
A.Develop nanotechnology and smart technology, but do not develop biomedical technology.
B.Develop biomedical technology and nanotechnology, but do not develop smart technology.
C.Develop intelligent technology and biomedical technology, but do not develop nanotechnology.
D.Develop intelligent technology, but do not develop nanotechnology and biomedical technology.

c
A foreign professor recently pointed out that a person with a baby face means that he will enjoy a longer lifespan, because people's living conditions are easily reflected on his face.Beginning in the spring of 1990, a research team led by the professor conducted physical and cognitive tests on 1826 twins over 70 years old and took photographs of their faces.Without knowing their exact ages, the three research assistants first evaluated the age of twins in different age groups, and found that even the twins, the guessed ages differed greatly.Then, the research team spent several years following up on the twins' later life until they died.The survey shows that the greater the difference in appearance age among the twins, the more likely the older one will die first.
Which of the following, if true, can best form a rebuttal to the professor ’s conclusion?
A.If you expand the survey to twins over 40, the results may be different.
B.The three research assistants are relatively young, and they haven't been engaged in the research for a long time.
C.Appearance age is a concentrated expression of everyone's living environment, living conditions and mentality, and has little to do with life aging.
D.The reason of life aging is that the cell division leads to the continuous loss of chromosome ends.

d
Because sugar-containing beverages are high in calories and easily lead to obesity, sugar-free beverages have become popular.After a period of investigation, Professor Li believes that despite the low calorie content of sugar-free beverages, it does not mean that it will not cause weight gain.Because sugar-free beverages may lead to a high preference for sweets, this means that more sugary foods may be consumed.Moreover, sugar-free beverages have little nutrition.Drinking too much will limit the intake of other healthy beverages, such as tea and juice.
Which of the following, if true, best supports Professor Li's point of view?
A.Tea is a traditional beverage in China.It is good for long-term consumption.
B.Some thin people also like to drink sugar-free beverages.
C.Some fat people love sweets.
D.Many fat people report to the doctor that they often drink sugar-free drinks.

c
As cultural knowledge becomes more and more important, people spend more and more time on reading, and the proportion of literati students with myopia is also increasing.Even among urban workers and township farmers, many people can see myopia glasses.However, literati students with myopia are rarely found in ancient China, let alone ordinary people.
Except which of the following can explain the above phenomenon?
A.In ancient times, only people with good family conditions or status could afford to read books; even if they were studying, they spent very little time on reading.The kind of readers with overhanging beams and cones were rare.
B.In the ancient times, transportation was not developed.Traveling mainly relied on walking and horseback riding.Sufficient exercise has a certain role in preventing myopia.
C.The ancients have a slow pace of life and do not have to worry about traffic safety, so even if they suffer from myopia, the harm is very small.
D.The ancient natural sciences were underdeveloped.At that time, students read very few books, mainly "Four Books and Five Classics", and a book of "The Analects of Confucius" would have to be read for several years.

d
A parent believes that only imagination can carry out creative work, but imagination and knowledge are natural enemies.In the process of acquiring knowledge, imagination will disappear.Because knowledge is logical, and imagination has no rules.In other words, the essence of knowledge is science, and the characteristic of imagination is absurdity.The human brain cannot tolerate two tigers in one mountain; preschool, imagination dominates, and the brain is occupied by imagination; after school, most people ’s imagination is expelled from the country by knowledge.people.
Which of the following contradicts the parent ’s above view?
A.If you want your children to be creative, do n’t send them to school.
B.If enough knowledge is acquired, creative work cannot be carried out.
C.People who discover knowledge have certain imagination.
D.Some people have no imagination, but can do creative work.

b
The president of a company once said? "When the current president criticizes me, I don't like that feeling, so I won't criticize my successor."
Which of the following is most likely the assumption of the president ’s remarks?
A.When confronted with the president's criticism, his successor and his feelings are not exactly the same.
B.Only when the president ’s successor likes to be criticized will he criticize the successor.
C.If the president likes to be criticized, then the previous president's criticism is no exception.
D.The president does not like to criticize his successor, but likes to criticize others.

c
Today, 65 million years after the extinction of dinosaurs, the earth is facing another crisis of mass extinction.By the end of the 20th century, about 20% of the world ’s species had become extinct.At present, many rare species such as giant pandas, Siberian tigers, North American hawksbill turtles, and Brazilian redwoods are in danger of extinction.Three scholars made predictions about this.Scholar 1? If the giant panda is extinct, the Siberian tiger will also be extinct; Scholar 2? If the North American hawksbill turtle is extinct, the Brazilian mahogany will not be extinct; Scholar 3? The North American tortoiseshell will be extinct, or the Siberian tiger will not be extinct;
If the predictions of the three scholars are true, which of the following must be false?
A.Both the giant panda and the North American tortoiseshell will be extinct.
B.The Brazilian mahogany will be extinct, and the Siberian tiger will not be extinct.
C.Both the giant panda and the Brazilian mahogany will be extinct.
D.The giant panda will be extinct, and the Brazilian mahogany will not be extinct.

d
In some cities, due to the uniformity of work and rest time, and too many motor vehicles, it is easy to form morning and evening traffic.It is not easy for citizens to commute to work during peak hours.The consultant proposes to adopt a commuting system in different time periods, that is, different units can commute in different time periods.
Which of the following is true is most likely to prevent the consultant ’s proposal from achieving the desired effect?
A.Some working hours conflict with employees' meal times, which will affect their pleasure in life and thus affect their enthusiasm for work.
B.Many working hours are not coordinated with employees' normal work and rest time.They need a longer period of time to adjust and adapt.The work efficiency during this period is difficult to guarantee.
C.Most of the work in many units usually requires employees to discuss together and work together to complete.
D.The number of motor vehicles in the city continues to increase.Even if it is not in the morning and evening peaks, traffic congestion occurs from time to time.

d
Statistics show that in recent years, the safety of civil aviation flights has greatly improved.For example, the number of vicious accidents per million flights in a country in 2008 was 0.2, compared with 1.4 in 1989.From the statistics of these years, the overall incidence of civil aviation vicious accidents has shown a downward trend.This shows that traveling by plane is becoming more and more safe.
Which of the following cannot reinforce the above conclusion?
A.In recent years, the probability of "escape from death" in aircraft accidents has increased compared to before.
B.Major airlines are paying more and more attention to safety training for crew members.
C.The air traffic control system of civil aviation is more perfect.
D.Although the plane crash is terrible, but statistically speaking, driving is still much more dangerous.

d
Some medical studies have shown that patients with behavioral dementia often have excess aluminum in their brain tissue.At the same time, chemical studies have shown that a silicon compound can absorb aluminum.Based on this, Dr.Chen believes that this silicon compound can be used to treat behavioral dementia.
Which of the following is the hypothesis that Dr.Chen is most likely to rely on?
A.The aluminum content of brain tissue of patients with behavioral dementia is usually too high, but the specific amount will not change.
B.The silicon compound will not cause side effects during the absorption of aluminum.
C.The specific amount of silicon compounds used to absorb aluminum is related to the age of behavioral dementia patients.
D.Excess aluminum is the cause of behavioral dementia, and aluminum in the brain tissue of patients is not the result of dementia.

d
On June 15, 1991, the Pinatubo volcano on Luzon Island of the Philippines suddenly erupted.20 million tons of carbon dioxide gas rushed into the stratosphere.The haze formed covered the earth like a blanket, exposing part of the sunlight to the earth.Reflected back into space.A few years later, meteorologists discovered that this layer of haze caused the temperature of the earth ’s surface to drop by 0.50C, and a century before the eruption of the Pinatubo volcano, the greenhouse effect caused by human activities has caused the surface temperature of the earth to rise 10C.A scientist who holds the "artificial climate transformation theory" believes that it is possible to charge carbon dioxide into the atmosphere with rockets and other methods to block part of the sunlight and achieve the purpose of cooling the surface of the earth.
Which of the following, if true, can best question the validity of the scientist ’s proposal?
A.If rockets are used to charge carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, it will cause air passengers to breathe uncomfortably.
B.If reflective objects are placed above the atmosphere, the surface of the earth can be protected from strong sunlight.
C.The carbon in the atmosphere can be extracted and stored underground, reducing the carbon content in the atmosphere.
D.The cooling effect formed by the volcanic eruption is only temporary, and the temperature will rise again after a period of time.

c
Only people with certain literary skills and a background in biology can understand this article.
If the above proposition is true, which of the following cannot be true?
A.Xiao Zhang didn't understand this article, but his literary attainments are generally accepted by everyone.
B.Xiao Wang of Computer Science didn't understand this article.
C.Xiao Li, who has never been exposed to biological knowledge, read this article.
D.Xiao Zhou has a background in biology, but he did not understand this article.

d
After repeated inspections, Xiao Li, the quality inspector, reported to the factory manager? "The products produced in workshop 726 are all qualified, so all unqualified products are not produced in workshop 726."
Which of the following is most similar to Xiao Li's inference structure?
A.All candidates who entered the venue have passed the temperature test, so those who failed to enter the venue have not passed the temperature test.
B.All the out-of-the-box equipments have passed the test, and all the out-of-the-box equipments have been out of the factory.
C.All published articles are carefully proofread, so all articles that have been carefully proofread have been published.
D.All truth is not afraid of criticism, so it is not truth that fears criticism.

d
The three stockholders Li Ming, Wang Bing and Ma Yun made the following predictions for stock A and stock B respectively? Li Ming? Only stock A does not rise, stock B does not rise.Wang Bing? At least one of stock A and stock B does not rise.Jack Ma? Stock A rose only if stock B rose.
If the predictions of all three are true, which of the following matches their prediction?
A.Stock A rises, stock B does not rise.
B.Stock A does not rise, stock B rises.
C.Stock A and stock B both rose.
D.Neither stock A nor stock B rose.

d
Linjiang City is located in the east coast, under the jurisdiction of Lindong, Linxi, Jiangnan and Jiangbei districts.In recent years, the cultural tourism industry has become a new economic growth point in the city.In 2010, the city attracted hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the country.At the end of December, regarding the ranking of the four districts in the city that year attracted tourists, the tourism directors made the following predictions? Lindong District Tourism Director? If Linxi District is third, then Jiangbei District is fourth; Linxi District Tourism Director? only Linxi District Not the first, Jiangnan District is second only; Jiangnan District Tourism Director? Jiangnan District is not second; Jiangbei District Tourism Director? Jiangbei District fourth.
The final statistics show that only one director ’s prediction is in line with the facts, then Lindong District ’s ranking of attracting tourists was
A.First
B.Second
C.Third
D.Fourth

d
Xiao Zhang is an employee of a company's marketing department.The company manager said to him? "If you win this project, I will reward you with a laptop or give you a commission for the project."
Which of the following is true, indicating that the manager has not fulfilled his promise?
A.Xiao Zhang did not win this project.The manager did not give him a commission for the project, but gave him a laptop.
B.Xiao Zhang did not win this project, the manager did not reward him with a laptop, nor did he give him a commission for the project.
C.Xiao Zhang won this project, and the manager gave him a commission for the project, but did not reward him with a laptop.
D.Xiao Zhang won this project.The manager did not give him a commission for the project, but rewarded him with a desktop computer.

d
Cultural News" reporter Xiao Bai went to a city to interview Professor Chen and Researcher Wang on Thursday.The next day, a colleague Xiao Li asked Xiao Bai? "Did you interview those two scholars yesterday?" Xiao Bai said? "No, it was not so smooth." Xiao Li asked again? "So, you didn't interview any of them."" Xiaobai said, "Neither."
Which of the following is most likely the actual situation that occurred in Xiaobai ’s interview on Thursday?
A.Xiaobai interviewed two students.
B.Xiaobai interviewed Professor Li, but did not interview Researcher Wang.
C.Xiaobai did not interview the two students at all.
D.Xiaobai interviewed one of them, but not another.

b
Only those who have passed identity authentication are allowed to access the company's intranet.Without good performance, it is impossible to pass identity authentication.Zhang Hui has good performance and Wang Wei has no good performance.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be true?
A.Allow Zhang Hui to access the company intranet.
B.Wang Wei is not allowed to access the company intranet.
C.Zhang Hui passed identity verification.
D.If you have good performance, you are allowed to access the company's intranet.

c
Professor Zhang, a comparative scholar, believes that in different national languages, the relationship between glyphs and meanings has different manifestations.He proposed that Chinese characters are hieroglyphs, most of which are pictophonetic characters.The glyphs and meanings of these characters are related to each other? while English is a Pinyin text, the glyphs and meanings are often not closely related and require some abstract understanding.
Which of the following, if true, is most inconsistent with Professor Zhang's point of view?
A."Day" and "Month" in Chinese are pictographs, and the objects they refer to can be seen from the fonts; sun and moon in English do not feel this combination of form and meaning.
B.The combination of "日" and "木" in Chinese can form different words such as "东", "杲", "杳", and can guess their semantics.In English, there is no similar combination of sun and wood.
C.In English, there are hieroglyphs similar to Chinese.For example, eye is the pictogram of the human eye, two e are the eyes, and y is the middle nose? bed is the pictogram of the bed, and b and d are the two ends of the bed.
D.Sunlight in English corresponds to "sunshine" in Chinese, and English sun and light correspond to "yang" and "light" in Chinese.

b
The 2010 Shanghai World Expo was unprecedented, with more than 200 national venues and corporate theme pavilions.College student Wang Gang decided to visit the World Expo on the second day of summer vacation at school.The night before, he especially went online to check the suggestions of netizens on the selection of popular venues.Among them, Wang Gang has the three most attractive ones? (1) If you visit the Saudi Pavilion, you will not visit the Petroleum Pavilion.(2) Visit the Oil Pavilion and the National Pavilion of China.(3) Both the National Pavilion and the Petroleum Pavilion are visited.In fact, the next day Wang Gang ’s schedule for the World Expo was very tight, and he did not accept any of the above three suggestions.
Regarding the popular venues visited by Wang Gang, which of the following descriptions is correct?
A.Visited the Saudi Pavilion and the Oil Pavilion, but did not visit the National Pavilion of China.
B.The Saudi Pavilion, the Oil Pavilion, and the National Pavilion of China have all visited.
C.The Saudi Pavilion, Petroleum Pavilion and China National Pavilion were not visited.
D.Did not visit the Saudi Pavilion, visited the Oil Pavilion and the National Pavilion of China.

c
The manager said? "With confidence, you don't necessarily win." The chairman responded? "But without confidence, you will lose."
Which of the following is closest to the meaning of the chairman?
A.Win without losing, or lose without winning.
B.If you are confident, you will definitely win.
C.Only if you are confident, you may not lose.
D.Unless you are confident, it is impossible to lose.

a
In the "Three Going to the Countryside" activity of home appliances, a sales company's products were widely welcomed by rural residents.When introducing the experience, the general manager of the company stated that only by facing the rural residents with the most popular and best-selling star products can they get their favor.
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful of the general manager's statement?
A.Due to its strong moisture-proof ability, a certain brand of TV has been favored by rural residents even though it is not a star product.
B.The popular and popular star products have not won the favor of rural residents because of their high prices.
C.Popular and popular star products can only be favored by rural residents if they are of excellent quality.
D.A small number of entertainment stars make false advertisements for certain popular products.

a
Resident Ms.Su saw that the quail eggs sold in a stall were fresh in color, round in shape, and cheap in price, so she bought a box.When I returned home, I found that some quail eggs could not be broken, and even if they were dropped on the ground, they could not be broken.When I sniffed the broken quail eggs, there was a pungent smell of disinfectant.She complained to the vegetable market management department.As a result, a staff member claimed that quail eggs had no national quality standards and could not be judged to have quality problems, so he insisted that there was no quality problem with this box of quail eggs.
Which of the following is most similar to the way the staff member made the conclusion?
A.It cannot be proved that the universe has no margin, so the universe has a margin.
B."Donkey Friends Forum" has no forum specifications, so managers have no right to delete posts.
C.The thief jumped into the river 2 meters deep on the way to escape.The victim believed that there was no responsibility and therefore was not rescued.
D.It is not that aliens do not exist, so aliens exist.

a
There is a cross relationship between concept A and concept B if and only if (1) the existence object belongs to both A and B; (2) the existence object belongs to A but not to B; (3) the existence object belongs to B but not Belongs to A.
According to the above definition, which of the following two concepts are intersected?
A.According to the theme of painting, there are mainly figure painting, flower and bird painting, landscape painting, etc .; according to the technique, there are mainly meticulous painting and freehand painting.
B.In addition to being a strong contender for the best film, "Pirates of Dreams" will also win some prizes in the technical category.
C.The general manager of the 30-year-old cafeteria in Luoyi Primary School put a few opinion books in the cafeteria to improve students' opinions.
D.Adding bleach to the microwave cleaner will release chlorine gas.

d
Xiao Li destroyed the green space beside his fence and planted cucumbers.After discovering the property management staff of the community, Xiao Li was reminded? The green space beside the guardrail is a public green space and belongs to the owner of the community.The property issued a rectification notice for this purpose, requesting Xiao Li to restore the green space within a time limit.Xiao Li argued? "Am I not a person in the community? Since the green space beside the guardrail belongs to the owner of the community, of course it belongs to me.Therefore, I have the right to grow cucumbers on my own land."
Which of the following arguments is most similar to Xiao Li ’s mistake?
A.Everyone is responsible for his wrong behavior.Xiao Liang is not responsible for his behavior.All Xiao Liang's behavior is correct.
B.All the orchids in the exhibition were ordered out at this expo.Li Yanghua bought a pot of flowers for a large price, which shows that Li Yang must buy orchids.
C.No one can read all of Alexandre Dumas' works in one day, and no one can read "Three Musketeers" in one day.Therefore, "Three Musketeers" is one of Alexandre Dumas's works.
D.The army composed of all Morbi Knights was invincible in Europe at that time, and King Yiya was one of the Morbi Knights, so King Yiya was invincible in Europe at that time.

d
Li Siguang, a well-known geologist in China, found that the geological structure of the Songliao Plain is very similar to Central Asia after a long-term and in-depth investigation of the geological structure of Northeast China.He reasoned that since Central Asia has a large amount of oil, the Songliao Plain is likely to also contain a large amount of oil.Later, the development of the Daqing Oilfield proved that Li Siguang's inference was correct.
Which of the following is most similar to Li Siguang's way of reasoning?
A.Stones from other mountains can attack jade.
B.The neighbor bought the lottery and won the jackpot.Xiao Zhang was inspired by this and went to buy the sports lottery.
C.After inspecting the flower market in the Netherlands and other countries, a township leader believes that it is necessary to vigorously develop economies of scale, and when he returns, he organizes all townships to grow green onions.
D.Uzbekistan is rich in long-staple cotton.The Tarim River Basin in Xinjiang and Uzbekistan are similar in terms of sunshine, length of frost period, temperature, rainfall, etc.Researchers were inspired by this and transplanted long-staple cotton into the Tarim River Basin.

d
If he has the courage to take responsibility, then he will face the media directly instead of escaping; if he has no responsibility, then he will definitely hire a lawyer to defend his dignity.But in fact, not only did he not hire a lawyer, but even the people who fled are now gone.
Based on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.Even if he is not responsible, he should not choose to escape.
B.Although he chose to escape, he may not be responsible.
C.If he is responsible, then he should have the courage to take responsibility.
D.Not only is he responsible, but he has no courage to take responsibility.

a
Some communication network maintenance involves personal information security, so not all communication network maintenance can be outsourced.
Which of the following can make the above argument valid?
A.Anything related to personal information security cannot be outsourced.
B.Some personal information related to security cannot be outsourced.
C.Some related to personal information security can be outsourced.
D.All those involved in national information security cannot be outsourced.

b
Wine contains anti-oxidants such as resveratrol and flavonoids that are good for the heart.A new study shows that resveratrol can prevent bone loss and muscle atrophy.From this, the relevant researchers reasoned that those astronauts who have been on the International Space Station or the spaceship for a long time may be able to supplement resveratrol.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above-mentioned researchers' inference?
A.Researchers have found that people who rarely move due to disability or other factors are more likely to have symptoms such as osteoporosis and muscle wasting than people who regularly move.If you can drink some wine, you can benefit.
B.The researchers simulated the weightlessness and tested the rats.One control group did not receive any special treatment, and the other group took resveratrol daily.Results The density of bones and muscles of the mice in the control group decreased, while those who took resveratrol did not have these symptoms.
C.Researchers have found that people who rarely exercise due to disability or other factors can improve the symptoms of osteoporosis and muscle atrophy if they take a certain amount of resveratrol daily.
D.Researchers have discovered that wine can counter the negative effects of weightlessness.

d
General commodities can only continue to add value in the process of being circulated many times.However, as a special commodity, works of art exhibit different characteristics from general commodities.In the auction market, the transaction prices of some antiques, calligraphy and paintings are very random, and are often directly affected by accidental factors such as the atmosphere of the auction site, the fierce auction price, and the psychological changes of buyers.Times and even hundreds of times make the artwork greatly increase in value in a "circulation".
Which of the following is the least helpful in explaining the above phenomenon?
A.The unrenewability of the artwork determines that its exchange price may exceed its own value.
B.Many buyers like to collect, which raises the transaction price of artworks.
C.Some buyers are just speculating on artworks in order to obtain high profits.
D.Although a large amount of counterfeit products flood the market, it has no effect on the transaction price of artworks.

a
A real estate information officer found that the rents of houses on both sides of the moat are relatively cheap; the low-rent houses are located in the northern foothills of Phoenix Mountain; the east-facing houses are all villas; it is impossible for non-low-rent houses to have Cheap rent; some two-room houses with single rooms are built in the southern foot of Phoenix Mountain; villas are also built in the southern foot of Phoenix Mountain.
According to the survey of the real estate information officer, which of the following is impossible?
A.Houses on the east side of the moat
B.Two restricted rooms at the northern foot of Phoenix Mountain
C.Low-rent housing with single room
D.Single room sets on both sides of the moat

c
Visiting the patient usually sends a bouquet of flowers.But there have been reports in a country that the water used to grow flowers in hospital vases may contain a lot of bacteria, and flowers will compete with patients for oxygen at night, and may also affect the work of electronic equipment in the ward.This caused people to panic about flowers, and some hospitals in the country even prohibited the placement of flowers in wards.Although it was later confirmed that the flowers did not cause more patients to be infected, and the authority also clarified that no infection cases were related to the plants in the ward, but this did not alleviate the hospital's resentment of flowers.
Except which of the following, can alleviate the hospital's worry about flowers?
A.Flowers do not carry more bacteria that may endanger the health of the patient than the tableware, drinks and food around the patient.
B.Put flowers in the ward to make the patient feel happy and refreshed, and help the patient recover.
C.It takes a certain amount of labor to change the water and trim the flowers.If the vase falls, it will cause danger.
D.Studies have shown that the impact of flowers on the air in the ward is minimal and can be ignored.

d
A company stipulates that, within a month, unless every working day is attended, no employee can receive both performance salary and reward salary for the month.
Which of the following is closest to the meaning of the above provisions?
A.Within one month, if any employee is not absent on all working days, he will inevitably receive both performance salary and reward salary.
B.Within a month, any employee who is not absent on all working days may receive both performance salary and reward salary for the month.
C.Within a month, any employee who is absent from work for a certain working day may still be able to receive the performance salary of the current month or the reward salary.
D.Within a month, if any employee is absent from work for a certain working day, he or she will inevitably not receive the performance salary of the month or the reward salary.

d
Dongning University openly recruits three teacher positions, one each in the School of Philosophy, School of Management and School of Economics.Each position has candidates from Nanshan University, Xijing University and Beiqing University.A "smart" person Mr.Li made the following predictions about the recruitment results? if the School of Philosophy accepted candidates from Beiqing University, then the School of Management accepted candidates from Xijing University; if the School of Management accepted candidates from Nanshan University, then The School of Philosophy also employs candidates from Nanshan University; if the School of Economics employs candidates from Beiqing University or Xijing University, then the School of Management employs candidates from Beiqing University.
If the college attribution information of the candidates finally accepted by the School of Philosophy, School of Management and School of Economics is as follows, which one meets Mr.Li's prediction?
A.Nanshan University, Nanshan University, Xijing University
B.Beiqing University, Nanshan University, Nanshan University
C.Beiqing University, Beiqing University, Nanshan University
D.Xijing University, Beiqing University, Nanshan University

b
Dongning University openly recruits three teacher positions, one each in the School of Philosophy, School of Management and School of Economics.Each position has candidates from Nanshan University, Xijing University and Beiqing University.A "smart" person Mr.Li made the following predictions about the recruitment results? if the School of Philosophy accepted candidates from Beiqing University, then the School of Management accepted candidates from Xijing University; if the School of Management accepted candidates from Nanshan University, then The School of Philosophy also employs candidates from Nanshan University; if the School of Economics employs candidates from Beiqing University or Xijing University, then the School of Management employs candidates from Beiqing University.
If the School of Philosophy finally hires a candidate from Xijing University, which of the following indicates that Mr.Li's prediction is wrong?
A.The School of Management has recruited candidates from Beiqing University.
B.The School of Management hired candidates from Nanshan University.
C.The School of Economics has recruited candidates from Nanshan University.
D.The School of Economics has recruited candidates from Beiqing University.

b
Dongning University openly recruits three teacher positions, one each in the School of Philosophy, School of Management and School of Economics.Each position has candidates from Nanshan University, Xijing University and Beiqing University.A "smart" person Mr.Li made the following predictions about the recruitment results? if the School of Philosophy accepted candidates from Beiqing University, then the School of Management accepted candidates from Xijing University; The School of Philosophy also employs candidates from Nanshan University; if the School of Economics employs candidates from Beiqing University or Xijing University, then the School of Management employs candidates from Beiqing University.
If the candidates accepted by the three colleges are from different universities, which of the following matches Mr.Li's prediction?
A.The School of Philosophy hired candidates from Xijing University, and the School of Economics hired candidates from Beiqing University.
B.The School of Philosophy hired candidates from Nanshan University, and the School of Management hired candidates from Beiqing University.
C.The School of Philosophy hired candidates from Beiqing University, and the School of Economics hired candidates from Xijing University.
D.The School of Philosophy hired candidates from Xijing University, and the School of Management hired candidates from Nanshan University.

d
A company began to implement an “office frugality plan” since the beginning of last year.Each employee can only receive a limited amount of paper and pens and other office supplies for free every month.At the end of the year, it was found that the company's expenditure on various office supplies decreased by 30% compared with the previous year.In the past five years without implementing the plan, the company has consumed 100,000 yuan of office supplies annually.The general manager of the company concluded that the plan had saved a lot of money for the company last year.
Which of the following, if true, is the most likely to question the general manager ’s inference?
A.Another company that is similar in size and other basic conditions to the company has not implemented a similar thrift plan and has consumed an average of 100,000 yuan in office supplies in the past 5 years.
B.In the past 5 years, the company has vigorously promoted paperless office and made great achievements.
C."Fruit plan for office supplies" is an important means to control expenditures, but said that the plan "saved a lot of money within one year" for the company, there is no rigorous data analysis.
D.Another company that is similar in size and basic situation to the company has not implemented a similar thrift plan, but the per capita consumption of office supplies has been decreasing over the past 5 years.

d
Company manager? When we recruit talents, the most important thing is comprehensive quality and ability, not score.In talent recruitment, high scores and low talents are not uncommon.We obviously do not want to recruit such "talents".As you can see from your transcripts, your academic score is very high, so we are a bit doubtful about your ability and comprehensive Quality.
Which of the following is most similar to the way the manager draws conclusions?
A.Company managers are not all smart people, Chen Ran is not a company manager, so Chen Ran may be smart people.
B.Cats love fish, and no cat suffers from myopia, so eating fish can prevent myopia
C.The most important thing in a person ’s life is to be healthy and happy.The fame and fortune are all floating clouds.Zhang Li has both fame and fortune, so Zhang Li may not be happy.
D.The glittering objects are not all gold.The archaeological team dug the glittering objects, so the archaeological team may not have dug the gold.

a
A province vigorously develops the tourism industry.At present, it has formed three famous scenic spots in East Lake, West Island and Nanshan.Each scenic spot has three routes? two-day tour, three-day tour and four-day tour.Li Ming, Wang Gang and Zhang Bo plan to go to the above three places for a 9-day tour, and everyone has designed their own travel plans.It was later discovered that the three of them chose different routes for each attraction? Li Ming's planned days to East Lake were the same as Wang Gang's planned days to West Island, Li Ming's plan to Nanshan was a three-day trip, and Wang Gang's plan to Nanshan was Four-day tour.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Li Ming plans a two-day tour of East Lake, and Wang Gang plans a two-day tour of West Island.
B.Wang Gang plans a three-day tour of East Lake and Zhang Bo plans a four-day tour of West Island.
C.Zhang Bo plans a four-day tour of East Lake, and Wang Gang plans a three-day tour of West Island.
D.Zhang Bo planned a three-day tour of East Lake and Li Ming planned a four-day tour of West Island.

c
FIFA has always insisted that the "Hercules" cup won by the World Cup champions is a solid pure gold trophy.A professor, after precise measurements and calculations, believes that the World Cup championship trophy-a solid "Hercules" cup is impossible It is made of pure gold, otherwise it is impossible for the player to raise it above his head and swing it at will.
Which of the following is closest to the meaning of this professor?
A.If the player can raise the "Hercules" cup above his head and swing freely, it is likely to be a hollow pure gold cup.
B.Only the "Hercules" cup is solid, it may be pure gold.
C.If the "Hercules" cup is a solid pure gold cup, it is impossible for the player to raise it above his head and swing it at will.
D.Only if the player can lift the "Hercules" cup above his head and swing freely, it is made of pure gold and is not solid.

b
According to the role of learning in the formation and development of maneuvers, human motivation can be divided into primitive motivation and acquisition motivation.Primitive motives are inherent motives.They are based on human instinct needs; learned motives refer to acquired motives, that is, motives generated and developed through learning.
According to the above statement, which of the following is most likely to be the original motivation?
A.Respect the elderly and honor parents.
B.Slender lady, gentleman is good.
C.If you don't enter the tiger's den, you will win the tiger.
D.Respecting teachers and teaching, Chongwenwenshangwu.

b
The Internet is like a complex and diverse virtual world, and the information on each Internet host constitutes a micro virtual world.If the information of this host can be accessed on a certain host, the host is said to be connected to itself; if host x can access the information of host y through the Internet, it is said that x is connected to y.The four Internet hosts known as A.B, C, and D have the following information? (1) Host A is connected to any host that is not connected to C; (2) Host D is not connected to C; (3) Host C is connected to any host connected to A.
If the host C does not communicate with itself, which of the following must be true?
A.If host D is connected to B, then host B is connected to A.
B.A host is connected to D and also to C.
C.Host A is connected to B, and host B is connected to C.
D.Only host A is not connected to C, and host D is connected to B.

c
The Internet is like a complex and diverse virtual world, and the information on each Internet host constitutes a micro virtual world.If the information of this host can be accessed on a certain host, the host is said to be connected to itself; if host x can access the information of host y through the Internet, it is said that x is connected to y.The four Internet hosts known as A.B, C, and D have the following information? (1) Host A is connected to any host that is not connected to C; (2) Host D is not connected to C; (3) Host C is connected to any host connected to A.
If the host C is not connected to any host, which of the following must be false?
A.Host B communicates with itself.
B.Ding host is not related to A.
C.If host D is not connected to A.then host B is connected to A.
D.Host A communicates with B.

a
A scientific research institution studies a strange phenomenon reflected by citizens, which cannot be explained by existing scientific theories.Assistant Researcher Xiao Wang thus asserted that this phenomenon is an illusion.
Which of the following is true is most likely to invalidate Xiao Wang ’s assertion?
A.Illusions can be explained by existing scientific theories.
B.All illusions cannot be explained by existing scientific theories.
C.The existing scientific theories still cannot fully explain how the illusion is formed.
D.Some illusions can be explained with existing scientific theories.

b
People know that birds can sense the earth's magnetic field and use them to navigate.Recently, scientists in a country have discovered that birds actually use their right eyes to "see" the earth's magnetic field.To test the theory, when the birds began to migrate, scientists in the country put a number of robins in a huge funnel-shaped cage, and put a shield on one of the robin's eyes.Special metal eye mask for the earth's magnetic field.The wall of the cage is coated with a marker substance, and the bird must fly through the narrow mouth of the cage.If the bird touches the wall of the cage, it will stick a marker substance to judge whether the bird can find the direction.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the researchers ’above findings?
A.The bird without the blindfold flew out of the cage smoothly; the bird with the blindfold flew in either direction, regardless of the left or right eye.
B.The bird without blindfold and the bird with blindfold in the left eye flew out of the cage smoothly, and the bird with blindfold in the right eye flew in either direction.
C.Both the bird without blindfold and the bird with blindfold in the left eye fly in either direction, and the bird with blindfold in the right eye flew out of the cage smoothly.
D.The bird without blindfold and the bird with blindfold in the right eye flew out of the cage smoothly, and the bird with blindfold in the left eye flew in either direction.

a
If there is no gender difference in the possibility of becoming a white-collar worker, according to the normal male to female birth ratio of 102? 100, when the white-collar workers in this group talk about marriage, the number of women and men should be approximately equal.But in fact, in the large-scale white-collar blind date held by the Women's Federation of a city in recent years, the ratio of men and women who signed up was about 3? 7, and sometimes even reached 2? 8.This shows that the higher the culture, the harder it is for women to marry, and the lower the culture, the better it is for them to marry, and the opposite is true for men.
Except which of the following items is helpful to explain the inconsistency between the above analysis and the actual situation?
A.Men are more eliminated by women because of their appearance, height, and family conditions than women.
B.Unlike male white-collar workers, female white-collar workers have high requirements and often only look for men who are better than themselves.
C.Among the elite who go abroad after graduation, there are more men than women.
D.There are more outstanding foreign women competing with local women than outstanding men competing with local men.

d
Zhang Xia, Li Li, Chen Lu, Deng Qiang and Wang Shuo took a train to travel together.They happened to sit on five seats in two rows opposite each other in the same car, each sitting in a position.The seats in the first row are denoted as No.1 and No.2, respectively, and the seats in the second row are No.3, 4, and 5 in order.Seat 1 and seat 3 are directly opposite, seat 2 and seat 4 are directly opposite, and seat 5 is not directly opposite to any of the above-mentioned seats.Li Li is sitting at No.4; Chen Lu is not sitting next to Li Li or Deng Qiang (adjacent means next to each other in the same row); Zhang Xia does not sit directly opposite Chen Lu Location.
Based on the above information, how many possible choices does Zhang Xia take?
A.1 species
B.2 types
C.3 types
D.4 types

d
The philosophy school and management school of a university recruited new teachers this year.After the recruitment, they were criticized by feminist representatives because they hired 6 out of 12 female applicants, but were hired out of 12 male candidates 7 people.The university explained that in the two colleges recruiting new teachers this year, the recruitment rate of female candidates is higher than that of men.The specific situation is? the School of Philosophy has hired 3 out of 8 female applicants and 1 out of 3 male applicants; the School of Management has hired 3 out of 4 female applicants and 9 out of 9 Six male candidates were employed.
Which of the following is most helpful in explaining the differences between feminist representatives and the university?
A.The whole is not a simple addition of parts;
B.Some mathematical rules cannot explain social phenomena;
C.People often consider issues from a holistic perspective, no matter what the locality is, the final overall result is the most important;
D.The properties possessed by each part may not necessarily be possessed as a whole.

a
Professor Li, an education expert, pointed out? Everyone has to work hard all his life, otherwise it will be like the story of the tortoise and the hare, and running fast for a while does not guarantee to keep leading.If you have a good foundation and can continue to work hard, then you can definitely succeed earlier than others.
If Professor Li's statement is true, which of the following must be false?
A.Xiao Wang had a good foundation and can continue to work hard, but may also succeed later than others.
B.No matter who it is, only continuous efforts can achieve success.
C.As long as you work hard, anyone can succeed.
D.Unsuccessful for a while does not mean unsuccessful.

c
A recent study found that the color of seawater can change the direction of a hurricane, that is, if the seawater changes color, the path of the hurricane will also change direction.This also means that scientists can determine which areas will be hit by hurricanes and which areas will survive from the "face" of seawater.It is worth noting that global warming may have discolored seawater.
Which of the following is most likely to be the premise on which scientists make judgments?
A.An increase in seawater temperature will cause an increase in the number of hurricanes generated.
B.Seawater temperature changes will cause seawater to change color
C.There is a relatively certain relationship between the color of seawater and the path of hurricane movement
D.Global warming is one of the important causes of frequent hurricanes in recent years

d
A burglary occurred in a vault, and the public security organ investigated and determined that this was a typical internal theft.It can be concluded that at least one of the vault administrators A.B, C, and D was the perpetrator.The investigators questioned the four people.The four people answered as follows? A? "If B is not a thief, I am not a thief." B? "I am not a thief, and C is a thief." C? "A or B is a thief." Ding? "B or C are thieves." Later it turned out that only one of the four of them told the truth.
According to the above statement, which of the following must be false?
A.C is telling lies
B.C is not a thief
C.B is not a thief
D.Ding is telling the truth

b
All the athletes participating in the games are physically strong athletes.All the athletes who are physically strong are rarely sick, but some unwell athletes participated in the games.
Which of the following cannot be derived from the above premises?
A.Some uncomfortable players are rarely sick.
B.Rarely sick players have participated in the games.
C.Some very sick players feel sick.
D.Some physically strong athletes feel unwell.

a
Football is a collective sport.If you want to continue to win, every strong team must have a core player, he can always lead the team to win the game in key games.Younan is a member of the Xihai team of a strong league in a certain country.According to a reporter's statistics, in all the games participated in last season, Younan participated in the game.The Xihai team's winning rate was as high as 75.5%, and 16.3% of the games were tied, 8.2% In the case of Younan's absence, the Xihai team's winning rate is only 58.9%, and the losing rate is as high as 23.5%.The reporter concluded that Younan was the core player of the Xihai team last season.
Which of the following, if true, can best question the reporter ’s conclusion?
A.The games where Yonan played last season and Xihai lost the game were all key games against Xihai and the traditional strong teams.
B.The Xihai team captain said? "We will lose a lot of things without Younan, but we will find a solution."
C.Since the start of the season, the Xihai team's winning rate has plunged by 20% with Younan playing.
D.The games where Younan missed last season and the Xihai team lost were all games that the Xihai team has determined to qualify in the group stage.

c
As long as every judicial link can uphold procedural justice and effectively perform the function of supervision, the closing rate will be greatly increased.Last year, the closing rate of a country has increased by 70% over the previous year.Therefore, every judicial link in the country last year All can uphold procedural justice and effectively perform the function of supervision system.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.During the period of school, both scholarship and merit can get a scholarship.During Li Ming's period of school, he can't get scholarship.
B.Li Ming has excellent academic performance while studying at school, but he did not get a scholarship.
C.During his time in school, he can get a scholarship, and Li Ming won a scholarship, so he must be good in school and school.
D.During the period of school, both scholarship and merit can get a scholarship.Li Ming did not receive a scholarship, so he must not be both meritorious during his school days.

d
In a Chinese chess competition held by the Donghai University Graduate Association, five graduate students (1 from each college) from the School of Economics, School of Management, School of Philosophy, School of Mathematics, and School of Chemistry met together.The competition information among the 5 graduate students of C, D, and E meets the following conditions? (1) A has only played with 2 players; (2) a player from the School of Chemistry has played with 3 players; (3) B is not a management school The player of the school has never played against the player of the School of Management; (4) The player of the School of Philosophy has played against the player of the C; 1 player has played.
Based on the above conditions, which college does C come from?
A.School of Economics
B.School of Management
C.School of Philosophy
D.School of Mathematics

b
According to statistics, among the 385 liberal arts and science candidates who took part in the college entrance examination last year, there were 189 female students, 41 liberal arts male students, 28 non-fresh male students, and 256 fresh science candidates.
This shows that among the candidates who took part in the college entrance examination last year?
A.There are more than 20 non-graduate liberal arts boys
B.There are less than 130 fresh science students
C.There are more than 129 freshmen in science
D.More than 130 fresh science students

c
A person in the human resources management department of a company pointed out? Due to the limited recruitment positions of the company, it is impossible for all candidates to be hired in this recruitment examination.
Based on which of the following can the person draw the above conclusion?
A.In this recruitment examination, some candidates may be hired.
B.In this recruitment examination, there may be candidates who are not hired.
C.In this recruitment examination, there must be candidates who are not hired.
D.In this recruitment examination, there are bound to be candidates.

a
At a comprehensive academic annual meeting, the physics society ’s academic reports come from colleges and universities; some of the chemistry society ’s academic reports come from colleges, but most of them come from middle schools; other academic reports come from the Academy of Sciences.Academic reporters from colleges and universities all have the title of associate professor or above, and academic speakers from middle schools all have the title of senior professor or above.Li Mo and Zhang Hao participated in this comprehensive academic annual meeting.Li Mo did not come from middle school, Zhang Hao did not come from college.
If the above statement is true, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.If Zhang Hao gave an academic report, then he was not from the Society of Physics
B.Li Mo is not from the Chemical Society
C.If Li Mo gave an academic report, then he was not from the Chemical Society
D.Zhang Mo does not have the title of associate professor or above

d
According to the survey statistics of an international expert, some countries want to form alliances with certain countries, and more than three countries do not want to form alliances with certain countries; at least two countries want to establish diplomatic relations with each country.The country does not want to ally with any country.
Based on the above statistics, which of the following can be derived?
A.Some countries want to establish diplomatic relations but do not want to form alliances.
B.There is at least one country where both countries want to form an alliance with them and some countries do not want to form an alliance with it.
C.Every country has some countries that want to form an alliance with it.
D.Each country has some countries that wish to establish diplomatic relations with it.

d
Cuizhu ’s university classmates work in a German-funded enterprise.Xilan is a classmate of Cuizhu University and Jiansong is the department manager of the German-funded company.Some employees of the German-funded company are from Huai'an.The employees of the German-funded company have all studied in Germany, and they all speak German.
Which of the following can be derived from the following statement?
A.Jiansong and Xilan are college classmates.
B.Some of Cuizhu ’s university classmates are department managers.
C.Cuizhu and Jiansong are university classmates.
D.Xilan can speak German.

a
A group of researchers reported that compared with people with a heart rate of less than 58 beats per minute, those who had a heart rate of more than 78 beats per minute had a 39% higher probability of having a heart attack or other cardiovascular problems.The risk of similar diseases is 77% higher, and the overall mortality rate is 65% higher.The researchers pointed out that long-term heartbeats lead to cardiovascular disease.
Which of the following, if true, can best question the researcher ’s views?
A.Various cardiovascular diseases affect the body's blood circulation function, resulting in fast heartbeat.
B.Among the elderly, less than 39% of long-term heartbeats are fast.
C.Among the elderly, long-term heartbeats exceed 39%.
D.Rabbits running in the field have fast heartbeats, but they are rarely found to have cardiovascular disease.

b
Professionals predict that if food prices remain stable, then vegetable prices will also remain stable; if edible oil prices are unstable, then vegetable prices will also fluctuate.Lao concluded from this? the price of grain will remain stable, but the price of meat will rise.
According to the predictions of the above professionals, which of the following is true can most question the views of Lao Li?
A.If the price of edible oil is stable, the price of meat products will rise.
B.If the price of edible oil is stable, the price of meat products will not rise.
C.If the price of meat does not rise, then the price of edible oil will rise.
D.If the price of edible oil fluctuates, the price of meat products will not rise.

b
Chenxi Park intends to plant four different characteristic trees in the east, south, west, and north areas of the park, with only one plant in each area.The selected characteristic tree species are? Northern Pine, Ginkgo, Wuqiao and Longbai.The basic requirements for the layout are? (1) If Ginkgo is planted in the Eastern District or Southern District, then Longbai or Wu Tiao cannot be grown in the Northern District.(2) Northern Pine or Ginkgo should be planted in the Northern District or Eastern District.
According to the above planting requirements, if Longbai is planted in the North District, which of the following must be true?
A.North Pine is planted in the Western District.
B.Planting Wu Tiao in the Southern District.
C.Northern Pine is planted in the southern area.
D.Planting tallow in the west.

d
Chenxi Park intends to plant four different characteristic trees in the east, south, west, and north areas of the park, with only one plant in each area.The selected characteristic tree species are? Northern Pine, Ginkgo, Wuqiao and Longbai.The basic requirements for the layout are? (1) If Ginkgo is planted in the Eastern District or Southern District, then Longbai or Wu Tiao cannot be grown in the Northern District.(2) Northern Pine or Ginkgo should be planted in the Northern District or Eastern District.
According to the above planting requirements, if the North Pine must be planted in the Western or Southern District, which of the following must be true?
A.Northern Pine is planted in the Southern District.
B.North Pine is planted in the Western District.
C.Ginkgo is grown in the eastern area.
D.Ginkgo is grown in the North District.

d
With the substantial increase in network speed brought by optical fiber networks, high-speed downloading of movies and watching large movies online are no longer problems that trouble us.Even in countries with low levels of social productivity development, people can get the fastest information, the most intimate services and the best experience anytime and anywhere through the Internet.Some experts believe that fiber optic network will greatly improve people's quality of life.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the expert ’s point of view?
A.The intimate services and wonderful experiences obtained on the Internet are sometimes unreal.
B.Even if there is no fiber optic network, it can also create a high-quality life.
C.With the popularization of high-speed Internet, related Internet access costs have also increased.
D.The improvement of people's quality of life depends only on the development level of social productivity.

c
Li Dong is good at debate and also likes sophistry.Once he argued? "Zheng Qiang knows the number 87654321, and Chen Mei's phone number is exactly 87654321, so Zheng Qiang knows Chen Mei's phone number."
Which of the following is most similar to the mistake made in Li Dong ’s argument?
A.The Chinese are hardworking and brave, and Li Lan is Chinese, so Li Lan is hardworking and brave.
B.The gold brick is composed of atoms.The atoms are not visible to the naked eye, so the gold brick is not visible to the naked eye.
C.Huang Bing believes that the morning star appears in the morning, and the morning star is actually the evening star, so Huang Bing believes that the evening star appears in the morning.
D.Zhang Ran knew that if the score of 1? 0 was kept to the end, their team would qualify, and now Zhang Ran heard the whistle at the end of the game, so Zhang Ran knew their team was qualifying.

b
Mr.Chen said while encouraging his children? “Do n’t be afraid of temporary difficulties and frustrations.How can you see the rainbow without experiencing wind and rain?” His child said disappointedly? “You are not right.I have experienced so much wind and rain.Did n’t see the rainbow? "
Mr.Chen ’s child ’s answer is best used to refute which of the following?
A.If you want to see a rainbow, you must go through wind and rain.
B.As long as the wind and rain have passed, you can see the rainbow.
C.Only after experiencing wind and rain can you see the rainbow.
D.Even after going through wind and rain, you may not see a rainbow.

b
In a certain exam, there are 3 questions about Beijing's tourist attractions, requiring candidates to choose the name of a certain attraction as the only answer for each question.The answers to the above three questions by 6 candidates are as follows? first candidate? Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen; second candidate? Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven; third candidate? Palace Museum, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven; fourth Candidates? Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City; Fifth Candidates? Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square; Sixth Candidates? Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City; The test results indicate that each candidate answered at least one of the correct questions.
According to the above statement, the answers to these three questions are?
A.Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven;
B.Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square;
C.Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven;
D.Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City;

a
It is generally believed that a moderate amount of physical exercise can effectively reduce the risk of stroke, but scientists also note that some chemicals also have the effect of reducing the risk of stroke.Lycopene is a chemical substance that causes tomatoes, peppers, watermelons and papayas to appear red.The researchers selected more than a thousand people aged between 46 and 55 years old and conducted a 12-year follow-up survey.It was found that 11 of the quarters with the highest lycopene levels had a stroke, tomato red 25 of the lowest quartiles had a stroke.They concluded that lycopene can reduce the incidence of stroke.
If any of the following is true, can the above conclusions be questioned?
A.One-third of stroke patients with low lycopene levels are mildly ill.
B.Smoking, high blood pressure and diabetes can induce stroke.
C.If you survey people between the ages of 56 and 65, the situation may be different.
D.About a quarter of people with high levels of lycopene love to exercise in moderate amounts.

c
The latest research found that dinosaur leg bone fossils have a certain degree of curvature, which means that dinosaurs are not as heavy as people think.When calculating the weight of animals based on the assumption that their leg bones are cylindrical, the calculation results The actual weight is 1.42 times higher.Scientists believe that the calculation method used to overestimate the maximum body weight that dinosaur legs can bear.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above scientists?
A.The weight of dinosaur leg bones can be greater than previously thought.
B.The heavier the dinosaur's body, the thicker its leg bones.
C.The cylindrical leg bone can bear more weight than the curved leg bone.
D.Muscles of dinosaur legs have little effect on supporting their weight.

d
It is known that there are 25 classmates in a class.The girl with the highest height differs from the shortest by 10 centimeters, and the boy with the highest height differs from the shortest by 15 centimeters.Xiaoming believes that, according to known information, as long as you know the specific height of the tallest of boys and girls, or the average height of boys and girls, you can determine the gap between the tallest and the lowest among the class.
Which of the following, if true, can best constitute a refutation of Xiaoming's views?
A.According to known information, if the gap between the tallest and the lowest among classmates cannot be determined, the specific height of the tallest boys and girls cannot be determined.
B.According to known information, even if the gap between the tallest and the lowest among the classmates is determined, the average height of boys and girls cannot be determined.
C.According to known information, if the gap between the tallest and the lowest among classmates cannot be determined, neither the specific height of the tallest boys or girls nor the average height of the boys and girls.
D.According to known information, although the average heights of boys and girls are known, the gap between the tallest and the lowest among classmates cannot be determined.

c
In the past 10 years, the sales of personal notebook computers of a computer company have continued to grow, but its growth rate is lower than the growth rate of the total sales of all products of the company.
Which of the following statements about the company conflicts with the above information?
A.In the past 10 years, the company's personal notebook computer sales have increased slightly each year.
B.In the past 10 years, the company's total product sales growth rate and personal notebook computer sales growth rate have increased simultaneously every year.
C.The sales of personal notebook computers accounted for the company's total product sales in the past 10 years from 68% to 72%.
D.In the past 10 years, the company's personal notebook computer sales accounted for the company's total product sales as a percentage of the annual decline.

d
Scholar Zhang said? "The problem itself is not mysterious, cause and effect are not just the philosopher's business.Every ordinary person will face many problems in his life, but the methods and techniques for analyzing the problem are rarely mastered It's no wonder that the masters of Wall Street are arrogant and worth a hundred times."
If any of the following is true, can you refute Zhang's point of view the most?
A.Mastering the methods and techniques for analyzing problems is very important to most people.
B.There are very few masters who have the methods and skills to analyze problems.
C.The analysis masters of Wall Street mostly master the methods and skills of analyzing problems.
D.There are not many problems that ordinary people will face in their lifetime.

d
The experiment found that appropriate vitamin D supplementation for pregnant women can reduce the risk of neonatal infection with respiratory syncytial virus.Researchers tested the content of vitamin D in umbilical cord blood of 156 newborns, 54% of whom were diagnosed with vitamin D deficiency, and 12% of these children were infected with respiratory syncytial virus within one year after birth.The proportion is much higher than children with normal vitamin D.
Which of the following, if true, will best support the scientific researcher ’s above findings?
A.Vitamin D has a variety of disease prevention and health functions, including improving the immune system function, promoting the development of the respiratory system of newborns, and preventing respiratory virus infections of newborns.
B.The similarities between the newborns selected by the scientific research personnel and the general newborns in other aspects have not been clearly verified.
C.Proper vitamin D supplementation for pregnant women can reduce the risk of neonatal infection of respiratory syncytial syncytial, especially vitamin D supplementation in late pregnancy, the prevention effect will be better.
D.In the above experiment, 54% of newborns lacked vitamin D because their mothers did not supplement enough vitamin D during pregnancy.

a
There is a bistro in the United Kingdom that adopts the “as-you-go” method of paying for meals, that is, after allowing customers to enjoy wine, crab fillet and salmon and other delicacies, they decide to pay the amount themselves.Most customers settle their bills with fairness or generosity, the actual amount is 20% higher than the original price of those wine dishes.The tavern owner has another four taverns, and the weekly profits of these taverns are 5% less than those paid "as-is".The boss therefore believes that the "just give" marketing strategy is very successful.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the success of the boss ’marketing strategy?
A.Some customers want to be educated and willing to pay enough or even more money
B.If the payment is lower than the cost price, you will be reminded to make up the difference.
C.The other 4 pubs are not as good as this "just give" pub
D.Customers often do not know the actual price of drinks and dishes, and do not know how much to pay.

c
During a company ’s annual audit, the auditor found an invoice with four signatures? Zhao Yi, Qian Renli, Sun Zhi, and Li Xin.The identities of the signers are different, and they are the manager, reviewer, cashier, or approval leader.One of them, and each signature is signed by me.Ask the four relevant personnel to get the following answer? Zhao Yi? "The signature of the approval leader is not Qian Renli".Qian Renli? "The signature of the review is not Li Xin".Sun Zhi? "The signature of the cashier is not Zhao Yi".Li Xin? "Checked signature is not Qian Renli." In each of the above answers, if the person mentioned is the handler, the answer is false; if the person mentioned is not the handler, it is true.
According to the above information, it can be concluded that the operator is?
A.Zhao Yi
B.Qian Renli
C.Sun Zhi
D.Li Xin

d
During a company ’s annual audit, the auditor found an invoice with four signatures? Zhao Yi, Qian Renli, Sun Zhi, and Li Xin.The identities of the signers are different, and they are the manager, reviewer, cashier, or approval leader.One of them, and each signature is signed by me.Ask the four relevant personnel to get the following answer? Zhao Yi? "The signature of the approval leader is not Qian Renli".Qian Renli? "The signature of the review is not Li Xin".Sun Zhi? "The signature of the cashier is not Zhao Yi".Li Xin? "Checked signature is not Qian Renli." In each of the above answers, if the person mentioned is the handler, the answer is false; if the person mentioned is not the handler, it is true.
According to the above information, the company's review and cashier are?
A.Li Xin and Zhao Yi
B.Sun Zhi and Zhao Yi
C.Qian Renli and Li Xin
D.Zhao Yi and Qian Renli

d
For a long time, people think that the earth is the only known planet that can support the existence of life, but this situation has begun to change.Scientists have recently pointed out that there may be more livable planets around other stars.They are trying to use a new method to search for extraterrestrial life, that is, the radioactive elements thorium and uranium.The more these elements are contained inside the planet, the higher the internal temperature will be.This will help the plate movement of the planet to a certain extent, and the plate movement will help to maintain the water body on the surface of the planet.Therefore, the plate movement can be regarded as a planet One of the signs of a livable environment.
Which of the following is most likely a scientist ’s hypothesis?
A.The higher the temperature inside the planet, the more it helps its plate movement.
B.Planets without water may also have life.
C.Although it has not been confirmed, extraterrestrial life must exist.
D.Planets may have life if they can sustain water bodies.

d
In order to strengthen the construction of a learning institution, the party committee of an institution has launched a menu-based learning activity, and plans to set up five courses including "Administration", "Management", "Science Frontier", "Logic" and "International Politics" , Requiring its four branches to choose two courses to study.Known? the first branch did not choose "management" and "logic", the second branch did not choose "administrative" and "international politics", only the third branch chose "science frontier".The courses selected by any two branches are not exactly the same.
According to the above information, which of the following can be drawn about the course selection of the fourth branch?
A.If "Administrative Science" is not selected, then "Logic" is selected.
B.If "Administrative Science" is not selected, then "Management Science" is selected.
C.If "Management" is not selected, then "International Politics" is selected.
D.If "management" is not selected, then "logic" is selected.

b
Some meteorological experts pointed out that global warming has become one of the most serious problems of human development.The accelerated melting of glaciers in the South and Arctic regions due to global warming has caused sea level rise; if this trend remains unchanged, it is bound to Flooded many areas.But in recent years, people in many parts of the northern hemisphere have felt quite cold in winter, and some regions have even experienced extreme snowfall and ultra-low temperatures.People feel that the exact description of the recent climate should seem to be "global cooling."
Which of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?
A.Except for Antarctica, the average winter temperature in the southern hemisphere in recent years is close to normal.
B.In recent years, the original ocean current has been interrupted or weakened due to the increase in seawater temperature near the two poles, and the region in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe cold winter is the main area affected by the original warm current.
C.In recent years, the global average temperature in summer is higher than normal.
D.In recent years, the increase in seawater temperature near the equator has led to the enhancement of the original ocean currents, and the regions in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe cold winters are not the main areas affected by the original cold currents.

d
The two "Notices" are either regulations or normative documents, and no one has the right to stipulate the matters that originally belonged to the parties to choose notarization as mandatory notarizations based on the two "Notices".
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Regulations or regulatory documents are neither laws nor administrative regulations.
B.Regulations or regulatory documents are either not laws or administrative regulations.
C.If one of the two Notices is a regulation, the other is a normative document.
D.If neither of these "Notices" is a regulatory document, then it is a regulation.

d
If a manager is an excellent expert and scholar in a certain field, he will certainly manage the basic affairs of the company; a manager with good conduct can be respected by his subordinates; but someone who knows nothing about all fields must not get Subordinate respect.Haohan's board of directors will only remove those who have not managed the company's basic affairs.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.It is impossible for the board of directors of Haohan Company to dismiss the position of a manager with good conduct.
B.The board of directors of Haohan Company dismissed certain managers.
C.It is impossible for the board of directors of Haohan Company to dismiss the managers respected by their subordinates.
D.As a manager of excellent experts and scholars in a certain field, it is impossible to be removed from the board of directors of Haohan Company.

c
The general election of a country is imminent.Researcher Chen, an international political expert, predicts that the result of the election will be either Party A controlling the government or Party B controlling the government.If Party A wins control of the government, the country will have economic problems; if Party B wins control of the government, the country will fall into a military crisis.
Based on the above prediction by Chen Research Institute, which of the following can be derived?
A.The country may not experience economic problems or fall into a military crisis.
B.If there are economic problems in the country, then Party A has won control of the government.
C.The country will experience economic problems or will fall into a military crisis.
D.If the country falls into a military crisis, then Party B has won control of the government.

d
Teacher Gu of a certain university emphasized in answering questions about enrollment? “Our school enrolls a part of free normal students and also a part of general normal students.General normal students are different from free normal students.No free normal students can stay in big cities upon graduation Work, and normal students can choose to stay in big cities when they graduate.Any non-free normal students need to find a self-employment when they graduate, and no free normal students need to find a self-employment when they graduate.
According to Teacher Gu's statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.The college students who need self-employment can choose to stay and work in big cities.
B.College students who are not normal teachers are free teachers.
C.The university students who need self-employment are general normal students.
D.All the normal normal students in this school need to find a career.

d
A unit has three office staff responsible for network, secretarial, and logistics? Wen Shan, Kong Rui, and Yao Wei.In order to train young cadres, the leaders decided that the three of them should rotate among these three positions and replace them.The original workshops 110, 111 and 112 have also been rotated.As a result, Wen Shan, who was originally responsible for logistics, succeeded Kong Rui's secretarial work, and was transferred from room 110 to room 111.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Yao Wei succeeds Kong Rui.
B.Kong Rui takes over the work of Wen Shan.
C.Kong Rui was transferred to room 110.
D.Kong Rui was transferred to room 112.

b
Chen Hua, Jianguo, Xiang Ming and Jia Yuan, four members of a community's owner committee, sat at a square table (one on each side) to discuss the greening plan next to the community gate.The occupations of the four people are different, and each person's occupation is one of college teachers, software engineers, gardeners or postmen.Known? Chen Hua is a software engineer.He sits on the left hand side of Jianguo; Xiang Ming sits on the right hand side of college teachers; Jiayuan sitting opposite Jianguo is not a postman.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Jia Yuan is a university teacher, and Xiang Ming is a gardener.
B.Xiang Ming is a postman, Jia Yuan is a gardener.
C.Jianguo is a postman and Jiayuan is a gardener.
D.Jianguo is a university teacher, and Xiang Ming is a gardener.

d
Professor Lan believes that a person who is not good at thinking cannot be an excellent manager.No humble wise man learns astrology, and astrologers all learn astrology, but some astrologers are excellent managers.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute Professor Lan ’s above view?
A.Some astrologers are not good managers.
B.Some people who are good at thinking are not humble wise men.
C.All humble wise men are good thinkers.
D.People who are good at thinking are humble wise men.

d
Not only will it be difficult for people to concentrate when they are old, even spiders have a similar situation.The webs of young spider knots are neat and even, and the angles are perfect; the webs of old spider knots may have gaps and strange shapes.The older the spider is, the less the web will be.Scientists therefore believe that over time, the brain of this animal will degenerate like the human brain.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the above argument by scientists?
A.Beautiful spider webs are more popular with heterosexual spiders.
B.The brain volume of the old spider is significantly smaller than that of the young spider.
C.The aging of sports organs will cause the decline in the ability of old spiders to form webs.
D.Spider webs are just an instinctive behavior and are not controlled by the brain.

d
A research center conducted experiments to study the spatial positioning ability of healthy male and female hearing.At first, only one voice was issued at a time, and the subjects were asked to say the exact location of the sound source.Both men and women completed the task very easily; later multiple voices were issued at the same time, requiring the subjects to focus on only one voice Locating the sound source is much more difficult for women than men to complete this task.Sometimes they even think that the sound is coming from the opposite direction of the sound source.The researchers thus concluded that in a noisy environment, the ability to accurately identify the source of the sound is better for men than for women.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the researcher ’s conclusion?
A.In the noisy environment used in the experiment, some sounds are familiar to women.
B.In the noisy environment used in the experiment, some sounds are unfamiliar to men.
C.In a quiet environment, women are more likely to concentrate.
D.In a noisy environment, males are more likely to concentrate.

d
All of Mr.Sun ’s friends claimed that they knew that someone smoked at least two boxes a day, and that it lasted for 40 years, but their health has been good, but it is certain that Mr.Sun did not know that there was such a person.Some of my friends are also unsuspecting like Mr.Sun.
Based on the above information, which of the following is most likely?
A.The amount of smoking is not directly related to physical health.
B.The communication between friends may be exaggerated, but no one wants to lie on purpose.
C.Every friend of Mr.Sun knows that the smoker must not be the same person.
D.Some of Mr.Sun's friends did not tell the truth.

d
Existing schools A and B, according to the actual investment statistics of the previous year, if only the per capita investment of undergraduate students is compared, school A is higher than 86% of school B; but if all students (undergraduates are compared Students plus graduate students), school A is 118% of school B.The per capita funding of graduate students in each school is higher than that of undergraduate students.
Based on the above information, which of the following is most likely?
A.Last year, there were more students in school A than school B.
B.Last year, the number of graduate students in school A was less than that in school B.
C.Last year, the proportion of graduate students in school A was higher than that in school B.
D.Last year, the proportion of graduate students in school A was higher than that in school B, or the per capita funding of graduate students in school A was higher than that in school B.

a
Six people including Kong Zhi, Meng Rui, Xun Hui, Zhuang Cong, Mo Ling, and Han Min formed a representative team to participate in a certain chess competition.Two of them participated in the Go competition, two participated in the Chinese chess competition, and two others participated.Chess game.Regarding their specific participation in the competition, the following conditions must also be met? (1) Each player can only participate in one competition; (2) Kong Zhi participates in the Go game, if and only if Zhuang Cong and Meng Rui both participate in Chinese chess Competition; (3) If Han Min does not participate in the chess competition, then Mo Ling participates in the Chinese chess competition; (4) If Xun Hui participates in the Chinese chess competition, then Zhuang Cong does not participate in the Chinese chess competition; (5) Xun Hui and Mo Ling have at least One person does not participate in the Chinese chess competition.
If Xun Hui participates in the Chinese chess competition, which of the following can be derived?
A.Han Min participated in the chess competition.
B.Meng Rui participated in the Go game.
C.Mo Ling participated in the chess competition.
D.Meng Rui participated in the chess competition.

c
Six people including Kong Zhi, Meng Rui, Xun Hui, Zhuang Cong, Mo Ling, and Han Min formed a representative team to participate in a certain chess competition.Two of them participated in the Go competition, two participated in the Chinese chess competition, and two others participated.Chess game.Regarding their specific participation in the competition, the following conditions must also be met? (1) Each player can only participate in one competition; (2) Kong Zhi participates in the Go game, if and only if Zhuang Cong and Meng Rui both participate in Chinese chess Competition; (3) If Han Min does not participate in the chess competition, then Mo Ling participates in the Chinese chess competition; (4) If Xun Hui participates in the Chinese chess competition, then Zhuang Cong does not participate in the Chinese chess competition; (5) Xun Hui and Mo Ling have at least One person does not participate in the Chinese chess competition.
If Zhuang Cong and Kong Zhi participate in the same competition, and Meng Rui participates in the Chinese chess competition, which of the following can be derived?
A.Kong Zhi participated in the Go game.
B.Zhuang Cong participated in the Chinese chess competition.
C.Xun Hui participated in the Go game.
D.Han Min participated in the Chinese chess competition.

a
Six people including Kong Zhi, Meng Rui, Xun Hui, Zhuang Cong, Mo Ling, and Han Min formed a representative team to participate in a certain chess competition.Two of them participated in the Go competition, two participated in the Chinese chess competition, and two others participated.Chess game.Regarding their specific participation in the competition, the following conditions must also be met? (1) Each player can only participate in one competition; (2) Kong Zhi participates in the Go game, if and only if Zhuang Cong and Meng Rui both participate in Chinese chess Competition; (3) If Han Min does not participate in the chess competition, then Mo Ling participates in the Chinese chess competition; (4) If Xun Hui participates in the Chinese chess competition, then Zhuang Cong does not participate in the Chinese chess competition; (5) Xun Hui and Mo Ling have at least One person does not participate in the Chinese chess competition.
According to the stem information, which of the following may be true?
A.Mo Ling and Meng Rui participate in the Go game.
B.Zhuang Cong and Han Min participated in the Chinese chess competition.
C.Han Min and Xun Hui participated in the Chinese chess competition.
D.Han Min and Kong Zhi participated in the Go game.

d
On a clear night, we can see a starry sky, some of which are stars that emit light by themselves, and some are planets that do not emit light by themselves but can reflect the light of nearby stars.Although the stars are far away, some can be "seen" by existing optical telescopes.Unlike stars, because planets do not emit light and are much smaller than stars, most of the planets outside the solar system cannot be "seen" with existing optical telescopes.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?
A.Existing optical telescopes can only "see" celestial bodies that emit or reflect light.
B.Some stars are not "seen" by existing optical telescopes.
C.If the planet is large enough, existing optical telescopes can "see."
D.Planets outside the solar system rarely reflect stellar light to the earth due to their distance.

b
For a long time, whether the electromagnetic radiation produced by mobile phones is a threat to human health has been a very controversial topic.A 10-year study showed that people who use mobile phones to talk for more than 30 minutes a day have a 40% higher risk of developing glioma than never users.Due to an expert ’s recommendation, people should take further evidence Take more secure measures, such as using fixed-line telephone calls or text messages for communication.
Which of the following, if true, best shows that the expert ’s suggestion is unrealistic?
A.The electromagnetic radiation intensity generated by most mobile phones meets the national standards.
B.The existing electromagnetic radiation intensity in human living space has exceeded the electromagnetic radiation intensity generated by mobile phone conversation.
C.After a long period of time, people's physique gradually adapts to the environment of strong electromagnetic radiation.
D.During the above experiment, some people used mobile phones to talk for more than 40 minutes every day, but they were very healthy.

d
Six people, A.B, C, D, E, and G, sat around a small table with regular hexagons, one on each side.It is known that? (1) A and B are directly opposite; (2) C and D are not adjacent or face to face.
If you are not adjacent to B, which of the following must be true?
A.If A is adjacent to E, then D is directly opposite to himself.
B.A and D are adjacent.
C.E is adjacent to himself.
D.If C is not adjacent to E, then C is adjacent to himself.

d
Humans have gone through hundreds of years of natural evolution and have produced unique intelligences such as intuition and multi-level abstraction.Although modern computers already possess certain learning abilities, this ability still requires human guidance, and full self-learning abilities need to be further developed.Therefore, it is impossible for a computer to reach or exceed the level of human intelligence.
Which of the following is most likely the presupposition of the above argument?
A.It is difficult for a computer to truly understand human language, let alone understand human feelings.
B.Understanding human complex social relationships requires self-learning ability.
C.If the computer has complete self-learning ability, it can form intuition, multi-level abstraction and other intelligences.
D.Intuition, multi-level abstraction and other unique human intelligence cannot be obtained through learning.

d
In order to further strengthen law enforcement management of non-compliance with traffic signals and other illegal acts, standardize law enforcement procedures, and ensure law enforcement justice, a city's traffic police detachment requires that all traffic signal instructions are inconsistent, and evidence proves that it is necessary to seek help.Traffic violation information system; for traffic violation records that have been entered into the information system, it is necessary to improve the working standards for objection acceptance, verification, and handling to minimize law enforcement disputes.
According to the requirements of the above traffic police detachment, which of the following can be derived?
A.In some cases where it is illegal to ask for help, if there is only the party's speech but the lack of proof of audio and video recording at the time, it should be recorded in the road traffic violation information system.
B.For the traffic violation records that have been entered into the system, only by listening to the dissent of the masses and strengthening the supervision of the masses can law enforcement disputes be minimized.
C.If the car uses a driving recorder, it can provide real-time on-site evidence, greatly reducing the possibility of being entered into the road traffic violation information system.
D.Traffic violations caused by inconsistent traffic signals due to unreasonable signal phase setting and timing, etc., may not be recorded in the road traffic violation information system.

d
There were 18 participants in a seminar.Known? (1) At least 5 young teachers are female; (2) At least 6 female teachers are middle-aged; (3) At least 7 young female teachers are teachers;
Based on the above information, which of the following can participants draw?
A.Some young teachers are not female.
B.Some young women are not teachers
C.There are at least 11 young teachers.
D.There are at least 13 female teachers.

a
There were 18 participants in a seminar.Known? (1) At least 5 young teachers are female; (2) At least 6 female teachers are middle-aged; (3) At least 7 young female teachers are teachers;
If the above three sentences are true and false, which of the following can be drawn about the participants?
A.There are at least 5 young teachers.
B.There are at most 10 male teachers.
C.Young women are teachers.
D.There are at least 7 young women.

a
When the enterprise is in a period of vigorous rise, it is often tense and busy, and there is no time and energy to design and build "Qionglou Yuyu"; when all the important work of the enterprise has been completed, its time and energy begin to concentrate on the construction of the office building .Therefore, if the design of a company ’s office building is more perfect and the decoration is more luxurious, the closer the company is to disintegration; when the design and construction of a company ’s building is perfect, its existence gradually loses its meaning .This is the so-called "Office Building Rule".
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful?
A.The office building of an enterprise has been built beautifully, and the enterprise's business is flourishing after moving in.
B.If an enterprise spends both time and effort on building an office building, it will not invest enough in other important work.
C.The construction of luxurious office buildings often increases the operating costs of enterprises and damages their actual profits.
D.The more dilapidated the corporate office building, the more vigor and vitality the enterprise.

d
Zhang Yun, Li Hua, and Wang Tao have all received notices of meeting in Beijing in early February next year.They can choose to travel by plane, high-speed rail, and bus to Beijing.They have the following considerations for this way of entering Beijing? (1) Zhang Yun doesn't like to fly, if he travels with Li Hua, he chooses to take the bus; (2) Li Hua does not care about the way, if the high-speed rail fare is cheaper than the plane, he chooses to take the high-speed rail; (3) Wang Tao does not care about the price, unless It is predicted that there will be rain and snow in Beijing in early February, otherwise he will choose to fly; (4) Li Hua and Wang Tao live closer, and if the flight time is appropriate, they will travel together by plane.
If the considerations of the above three people are satisfied, which of the following can be derived?
A.If Li Hua did not choose to take the high-speed rail or plane, then he and Zhang Yun must take the bus to Beijing.
B.If Zhang Yun and Wang Tao enter Beijing by high-speed rail, there will be rain and snow in Beijing in early February.
C.If all three people enter Beijing by plane, the air fare is cheaper than the high-speed rail.
D.If all three people take a bus into Beijing, it is predicted that there will be rain and snow in Beijing in early February.

b
A city launched a monthly social charity event, and citizens actively registered.Due to the limited scale of the event, the organizer decided to select the participants through the lottery draw.The winning rate in the first month was 1?20; afterwards, it reached a new low, which reached 1?70 by October in the second half of the year.The majority of citizens have repeatedly been unsuccessful, but from July to October this year, the name "Li Xiang" won the bid for four consecutive months.Many citizens believed that someone cheated during the lottery and questioned the organizers.
If any of the following is true, can the question of the above citizens be reduced most?
A.The whole process of lottery drawing is carried out under the supervision of relevant departments.
B.Among the registered citizens, there are nearly 300 people named "Li Xiang".
C.Among the successful applicants, 7 are called "Zhang Lei".
D.There was a time when parents named their children without avoiding duplicate names.

d
American almond kernels were exported to China in the 1970s, when they were mistranslated as "American almonds." This mistranslation caused most consumers in our country not to know that almond kernels and almonds are two completely different products..In this regard, despite the repeated efforts of our country's forest and fruit experts to clarify, the voice of the academic world is difficult to convey to related enterprises and the general public.Therefore, it is necessary to formulate a unified industry standard for forest fruit, so as to return the relevant products as they are.
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis of the above argument?
A.The shape of American almond kernel and Chinese almond is very similar.
B.Mistranslations of imported commodity names will disrupt the normal foreign trade activities of Chinese enterprises.
C.The sales volume of "American Almond" exceeds that of Chinese almonds in the Chinese market.
D.For a long time, China has no unified industry standards for forest fruit.

c
On the evening of October 6, Zhang Qiang either went to the cinema to watch a movie or visited his friend Qin Ling.If Zhang Qiang drove home that night, he did not go to the cinema to watch a movie.Only Zhang Qiang agreed with Qin Ling before Zhang Qiang could visit her.In fact, Zhang Qiang could not have agreed with Qin Ling in advance.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Zhang Qiang and Qin Ling went to the cinema that night to watch the movie.
B.Zhang Qiang visited his friend Qin Ling that night.
C.Zhang Qiang did not drive home that night.
D.Zhang Qiang did not go to the cinema that night.

d
Tiannan University is preparing to send two graduate students and three undergraduates to teach at Shancun Primary School.After individual registration and democratic evaluation, the final candidates will be selected among graduate students Zhao Ting, Tang Ling and Yin Qian, and undergraduate students Zhou Yan, Li Huan, Wen Qin, Xu Ang and Zhu Min.According to the regulations, no more than one person can be sent from the same college or the same association.Known? (1) Tang Ling and Zhu Min are both from the School of Mathematics; (2) Zhou Yan and Xu Ang are both from the School of Letters; (3) Li Bad and Zhu Min are from the Debate Association.
According to the above conditions, the following must be selected?
A.Tang Ling
B.Zhao Ting
C.Zhou Yan
D.Wenqin

a
Tiannan University is preparing to send two graduate students and three undergraduates to teach at Shancun Primary School.After individual registration and democratic evaluation, the final candidates will be selected among graduate students Zhao Ting, Tang Ling and Yin Qian, and undergraduate students Zhou Yan, Li Huan, Wen Qin, Xu Ang and Zhu Min.According to the regulations, no more than one person can be sent from the same college or the same association.Known? (1) Tang Ling and Zhu Min are both from the School of Mathematics; (2) Zhou Yan and Xu Ang are both from the School of Letters; (3) Li Bad and Zhu Min are from the Debate Association.
If Tang Ling is selected, then the following must be selected?
A.Li Huan
B.Xu Ang
C.Zhou Yan
D.Zhao Ting

d
Some broad-leaved trees are evergreen plants, therefore, all broad-leaved trees do not grow in cold regions.
Which of the following is true if it can best refute the above conclusion?
A.Not all evergreen plants are broad-leaved trees
B.Broad-leaved trees do not grow in some areas of the cold zone
C.Some broad-leaved trees do not grow in cold regions
D.Evergreen plants are grown in cold regions.

c
A university sports meeting is about to be held.The School of Economics and Management intends to form a 12-person team to participate in the competition.The team members will be selected from the students of the school's 4th grade.The college stipulates that each grade must choose 1-2 of 5 items including long-distance running, short-distance running, high jump, long jump, and shot put.If you choose long jump for a grade, you cannot choose long-distance running or shot put; each player only participates in 1 event.It is known that? 1.Every grade has a player selected to enter the representative team.2.Each grade is selected to enter the representative team.The number of players in two grades is multiplied to equal the other grade.The number of players.
According to the above information, one grade can be selected at most
A.8 people
B.7 people
C.6 people
D.5 people

b
A university sports meeting is about to be held.The School of Economics and Management intends to form a 12-person team to participate in the competition.The team members will be selected from the students of the school's 4th grade.The college stipulates that each grade must choose 1-2 of 5 items including long-distance running, short-distance running, high jump, long jump, and shot put, and the other items can be chosen arbitrarily.If you choose long jump for a grade, you cannot choose long-distance running or shot put; each player only participates in 1 event.It is known that? 1.Every grade has a player selected to enter the representative team.2.Each grade is selected to enter the representative team.The number of players in two grades is multiplied to equal the other grade.The number of players.
If the number of players in a certain grade is not the smallest and long-distance running is selected, which of the following is impossible for this grade?
A.Choose sprint or shot
B.Choose sprint or long jump
C.Choose shot or high jump
D.Choose long-distance running or high jump

a
In order to protect the computer from viruses, researchers have developed programs to defend against viruses and kill viruses.After the former is started, the program can be protected from viruses.After the latter is started, it can quickly kill viruses that may exist in the computer.Three programs A.B, and C are currently installed on the computer.It is known that? (1) Program A can kill all currently known viruses.(2) If Program B cannot defend against known virus No.1, then C The program can not kill the virus.(3) Only the C program can defend against the known No.1 virus, the computer can kill all currently known viruses.(4) The C program can only be started by starting the A program.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.If the C program is started, the No.1 virus can be defended and killed.
B.If program B is started, then virus 1 can be killed without starting program C
C.Only program B can be started to defend against and kill No.1 virus
D.Only program C can be started to defend against and kill No.1 virus

b
The researchers divided the rabbits with corneal sensory nerve rupture into two groups? the experimental group and the control group.They injected the experimental group with a compound extracted from soil mold.After 3 weeks of examination, it was found that the corneal sensory nerves of the rabbits in the experimental group had been compounded; while the rabbits in the control group were not injected with this compound, the corneal sensory nerves were not compounded.The researchers concluded that this compound can rupture the cornea of ​​the rabbit Sensory nerve complex.
Which of the following is the most similar to the way that the above-mentioned personnel come to a conclusion?
A.Scientists have found bacteria in the yellow snow in the Arctic glacier area, and the cold climate in this area is surprisingly similar to Europa ’s icy environment.Therefore, Europa may have life.
B.Plants can thrive in well-lit environments, but can only grow slowly in poorly lit environments.Therefore, the light helps the growth of green plants.
C.An integer is either even or odd.0 is not an odd number, so 0 is an even number.
D.Insects have three pairs of feet, spiders are not three pairs of feet.Therefore, spiders are not insects.

d
Professor Zhang pointed out that the imperial examinations in the Ming and Qing Dynasties were divided into four levels, namely the college test, the township test, the meeting test, and the palace test.The college test is held in the county government, and the candidate is called a "student"; the township test is held every three years in various provinces and provinces, and the students are eligible to participate.The candidate is called "jury", and the first name is "Xieyuan" The examination will be held in the capital department in the second year after the township examination.The talents are eligible to participate.The candidate is called "Gongshi" and the first name of Gongshi is "Huiyuan"; To preside, Gongshi is eligible to participate.Admission is divided into three tops, three tops, two tops, and three tops.They are collectively referred to as "Jinshi" and the first name of "Top Champion".
According to Professor Zhang's statement, which of the following is impossible?
A.Those who have failed to solve Yuan, have never won Huiyuan;
B.The middle-lifter, who has never been a jinshi;
C.The top champion has been a student and a lifter;
D.Those who are members of the Central Committee have never been held in the middle;

b
Some people think that any organization includes different job levels or tiers, and everyone belongs to one of the tiers.If someone does a good job in the original level, they will be promoted, and the promoted will be reused But the future is humble and ineffective, which will result in inefficient institutions and overstaffing.
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful?
A.The working methods of different positions are different, and there must be an adaptation process for new positions
B.The department manager Mr.Wang has outstanding performance and is still outstanding after being promoted to general manager of the company
C.Personal promotion often affects the development of the institution to a certain extent
D.Li Ming's sports performance is not satisfactory, but he did it well after entering the management

c
If you pour a glass of wine into a barrel of sewage, you get a barrel of sewage; if a glass of sewage is poured into a barrel of wine, you still get a barrel of sewage.In any organization, there may be several difficult characters, and their purpose seems to be to mess things up.If an organization does not strengthen internal management, an honest and competent person will be engulfed in an inefficient department.And an unscrupulous and talented person can quickly turn an efficient department into a mess.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.If there are several difficult people in the organization, the organization will soon become a mess.
B.If you do not pour a glass of sewage into a barrel of wine, you will not get a barrel of sewage.
C.If an upright person is not engulfed in an inefficient department, the department strengthens internal management.
D.If an upright person enters the organization, it will make the organization more efficient.

c
Autism affects social interactions, language exchanges, and hobbies.The researchers found that excessive synthesis of neuronectin proteins in the experimental mice can lead to autism.From this, they believe that autism has an important relationship with the amount of neural junction protein synthesis.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above view?
A.The proportion of autistic rats in experimental rats living in the group is smaller than that of solitary ones.
B.The proportion of male experimental rats suffering from autism is five times that of female experimental rats.
C.Inhibiting the protein synthesis of neuronectin can relieve the symptoms of autism in experimental mice.
D.If the key genes that control mouse protein synthesis are removed, the neuronal connexins in the body will increase.

a
Professor Zhang pointed out that biofuel refers to fuel ethanol or biodiesel produced from biological resources, which can replace gasoline and diesel produced from petroleum, and is an important direction for the development and utilization of renewable energy.Affected by the shortage of world petroleum resources, environmental protection and global climate change, since the 1970s, many countries have increasingly attached importance to the development of biofuels and achieved remarkable results.Therefore, we should vigorously develop and use biofuels.
Which of the following is most likely the presupposition of Professor Zhang's argument?
A.The development of biofuels can effectively reduce human consumption of fossil fuels such as petroleum.
B.The development of biofuels will reduce the food supply, and millions of people in the world today cannot eat.
C.Biodiesel and fuel ethanol are appropriate supplements to the energy supply system of modern society.
D.In the process of production and transportation of biofuels, a large amount of water, electricity and oil are consumed.

d
Relevant data show that in 2011, 8.7 million new tuberculosis patients were added globally, and 1.4 million patients died at the same time.Because tuberculosis is resistant to antibiotics, the treatment of tuberculosis has been progressing slowly.If tuberculosis cannot be eliminated in recent years, millions of people will die of tuberculosis.If you want to control this epidemic, you need a safe and cheap vaccine.There are currently 12 new vaccines being tested.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.The death rate of tuberculosis patients reached 16.1% in 2011.
B.With safe and cheap vaccines, we can control tuberculosis.
C.If the problem of antibiotic resistance is resolved, breakthroughs will be made in the treatment of tuberculosis.
D.Only by eliminating tuberculosis in recent years can millions of people die from this disease.

c
Without a noble belief, a person cannot maintain the moral bottom line, and a person can only maintain a noble belief at all times by continuously strengthening theoretical study.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.A man failed to keep his moral bottom line because he first lost his noble belief
B.As long as a person has a lofty faith, he can keep the moral bottom line
C.Only by continuously strengthening theoretical study can one keep the moral bottom line
D.If one cannot keep the moral bottom line, one cannot maintain a noble belief

b
The researchers arranged an experiment to divide 100 subjects into two groups? an experimental group drinking a small glass of red wine and a control group not drinking alcohol, and then asked the two groups of subjects to calculate the basketball players The number of passes.It was found that the subjects in the control group were calculated accurately, while only 18% of the subjects in the experimental group were calculated accurately.After testing, the concentration of alcohol in the blood of the subjects in the experimental group was only half of the legal value of drunk driving.From this expert pointed out that the results of this study should probably allow lawmakers to redefine the legal value of drunk driving.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.The legal value of drunk driving is set too low, which may define many non-drinkers as drunk driving
B.Even if the blood alcohol concentration is only half of the legal value of drunk driving, it will affect vision and reaction speed
C.Excessive drinking not only damages health, but also affects driving safety
D.As long as the blood alcohol concentration does not exceed the legal value of drunk driving, you can drive on the road

d
A researcher conducted an IQ test on some 12-16 year old students in 2004, and the test score was 77-135 points.After 4 years of testing again, these students had an IQ score of 87-143 points.Instrument scans showed that those students who had improved scores showed more gray matter in their brains than before (gray matter is a type of nervous tissue that is an important part of the central nervous system).This test shows that individual IQ changes do exist, and those students who did not perform well in school in the early days may still become the best in the future.
Which of the following can support the above experimental conclusion?
A.With age, the gray matter in the brain area of ​​adolescents also usually increases.
B.Some talented teenagers do not have outstanding intelligence when they grow up.
C.Students' nonverbal intelligence performance is obviously related to changes in their brain structure.
D.Some students' early performance in school is not related to their IQ.

d
A college has 6 majors such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial and law who need to be employed.There are three companies including Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu coming to the school for recruitment.It is known that each company only recruits some graduates of the above 2 to 3 majors of the school, and the following conditions need to be met? (1) the company recruiting the chemistry major also recruits the math major; (2) the major recruited by the Jardine, Fengyun Company also recruits; (3) Only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physical majors; (4) If Jardine recruits management majors, then recruits secretarial majors; (5) If Hongyu does not recruit secretarial secretaries Professional, then Jardine recruits secretarial professional.
If only one company is recruiting physics majors, which of the following can be derived?
A.Hongyu recruits mathematics major
B.Jardine company recruitment management major
C.Jardine Recruitment Physics
D.Fengyun Company recruits physics major

a
A college has 6 majors such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial and law who need to be employed.There are three companies including Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu coming to the school for recruitment.It is known that each company only recruits some graduates of the above 2 to 3 majors of the school, and the following conditions need to be met? (1) the company recruiting the chemistry major also recruits the math major; (2) the major recruited by the Jardine, Fengyun Company also recruits; (3) Only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physical majors; (4) If Jardine recruits management majors, then recruits secretarial majors; (5) If Hongyu does not recruit secretarial secretaries Professional, then Jardine recruits secretarial professional.
If all three companies are recruiting graduates from 3 majors, which of the following can be derived?
A.Fengyun company recruits mathematics major
B.Jardine recruits physics major
C.Hongyu Company recruits chemistry major
D.Fengyun company recruits chemistry major

d
If an enterprise is to build a technological innovation center, it is necessary to promote cooperation with universities and science and technology institutes, so as to stimulate the vitality of independent innovation.An enterprise can only catalyze major scientific and technological achievements by building a strategic platform that serves the development of technological innovation, a platform for technological innovation and economic development, and a platform for gathering innovative talents.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.If an enterprise builds a platform for the integration of technological innovation and economic development, it can stimulate the vitality of its independent innovation.
B.If an enterprise builds a platform to serve the development strategy of technological innovation, it will be able to produce major scientific and technological achievements.
C.Whether the cooperation with universities and research institutes can be promoted determines whether the enterprise has the vitality of independent innovation.
D.If the company does not build a platform to gather innovative talents, it will not be able to produce major scientific and technological achievements.

c
The construction of ecological civilization is related to the way of social development and the well-being of the people.Only the implementation of the strictest system and the strictest rule of law can provide a reliable guarantee for the construction of ecological civilization; if the strictest system and the strictest rule of law are to be implemented, a system of accountability must be established for those who blindly make decisions and ignore the ecological environment Those with serious consequences shall be held accountable.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.If those who make blind decisions without regard to the ecological environment and have serious consequences are held accountable, they can provide a reliable guarantee for the construction of ecological civilization.
B.The implementation of the strictest system and the strictest rule of law are important goals of ecological civilization construction.
C.If a system of accountability is not established, it cannot provide a reliable guarantee for the construction of ecological civilization.
D.Only the institutional protective walls of the ecological environment can be built to benefit the people.

d
Pay attention to the natural education of the child, let the child experience the magic and beauty of nature, and promote the child to release his nature and stimulate his potential; children who lack this education are easy to become lonely, moral, emotional and cognitive skills Development will be affected to a certain extent.
Which of the following is most similar to the above statement?
A.Engaging in economic development without environmental protection is to "learn and fish", and to seize environmental protection without economic development is to "get fish for fish."
B.For people who speak only one language, the average age of the first diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is 76 years; for those who speak three languages, the average age of the first diagnosis of Alzheimer's is about 78 years .
C.People used to "look forward to food and clothing", now "hope for environmental protection", in the past "to survive", now "to seek ecology".
D.Paying attention to investigation and research can allow us to grasp first-hand information, and making a car behind closed doors can only make us divorced from reality.

d
The ancients used cadres to count years.A.E, B, D, P, H, G, X, X, N, N and K are ten dry, also known as natural stem.Zi Chouyin Maochen has not applied for Youyou Hai for twelve branches, also known as terrestrial branches.In order to match the earth's branches with the heavenly stems, such as Jiazi, Yihou, Bingyin, ..., Guiyou, Jiaxu, Yihai, Bingzi, etc., it is repeated once every 60 years, commonly known as the sixty flower Jiazi.According to the calendar year, the year 2014 is the Jiawu year, and the year 2015 is the B year.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Modern people don't have to work for years.
B.In the 21st century, there will be a ugly year.
C.The dry years are beneficial to agriculture.
D.According to the year of the Ganzhi, the year 2087 is Ding Weinian.

d
Zhao Ming and Wang Hong are both members of a college debate association.The two had a dispute over the recruitment of new players for this year's Chinese debate.Zhao Ming? We must select people who like to debate, because only a person who likes to debate can devote his energy and time to study the debate and participate in the debate competition.Wang Hong? We are not recruiting debate enthusiasts, but debaters who can fight hard battles.No matter who they are, as long as they can play their due role in the debate, he is our ideal candidate.
Which of the following is most likely to be the focus of the argument between the two?
A.Is the goal of recruitment based on reality or ideal?
B.Is the purpose of recruitment to study the law of debate or to cultivate practical ability?
C.Is the purpose of recruiting to train newcomers or to win games?
D.Is the standard of recruitment the hobby of debate or the ability of debate?

a
In a certain Intercontinental Cup football competition, there are 4 teams participating in a group single round robin in the first stage, each team needs to play three games in this stage.In the first two rounds of the group, the national football team of the first team was tied and lost.Before the third round, the head coach of the national team said in a press conference? "Only if we win in the next game and tie another game in this group, will we be able to qualify from this group."
If the statement of the coach of the National Football Team A is true, which of the following is impossible?
A.In the third round of the game, the group scored two games, and the National Football Team A qualified from the group.
B.The national football team won the third game, but they failed to qualify from the group.
C.In the third round, the National Football Team A won, and the other team of the group had a draw.The National Football Team failed to qualify from the group.
D.In the third round of the match, the other team of the group reached a draw, and the National Football Team A qualified from the group.

d
Archaeologists found that the late brick of the Yangshao culture had neat edges and no cutting marks, so they speculated that this adobe brick should be formed by pressing with a wooden mold, and the other five adobe bricks were burnt.The fired temperature of the sintered brick made at the time was 850 ~ 900 degrees.From this, archaeologists further speculated that the bricks at that time were made of clay by using molds and then fired at high temperature.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above-mentioned archaeologists' speculation?
A.The late Yangshao culture dates from about 3500 BC to 3000 BC.
B.In the late Yangshao culture, people have mastered high-temperature smelting technology.
C.The five pieces of sintered bricks unearthed are 5000 years old, and indeed belong to the late Yangshao culture.
D.Adobe bricks that are formed without a mold have edges that are not neat or have cutting marks.

a
Researchers have discovered that humans have three types of nucleotide genes? AA.AG, and GG.A person has a 36% chance of being AA.a 48% chance of being AG, and a 16% chance of being GG.Among the 1200 elderly people participating in the experiment, people with the AA and AG genotypes all died before 11 a.m., and people with the GG genotype almost died around 6 p.m.The researchers believe that people with the GG gene type will die on average 7 hours later than others.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the above researchers ’views?
A.The calculation basis of the average life should be the length of life of the test subject, not the time of death of the test subject.
B.When death is approaching, the human body will revert to a more natural physiological rhythm induction stage.
C.Some people died due to other factors such as illness or accidents.
D.The comparison of the time of death is more important than the moment of the day, which year and day.

d
A city ’s consumer rights protection regulations clearly stipulate that consumers can “return the goods without reason within 7 days” for the goods they purchase, but this rule has not been successfully implemented, and many consumers have “no reason” within 7 days When returning goods, they often encounter obstacles from the merchants.They refuse to return the goods on the grounds that the goods have been processed for special prices and the goods have been opened or used.
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful reason why businesses obstruct?
A.After unpacking and inspecting the goods, if the product specifications, quality and other problems come from the consumers themselves, they should bear the responsibility for this.
B.There is no guarantee for the quality of the products that are dealt with at a special price.
C.If you do not open the goods for inspection, you cannot know whether there are quality problems in the goods.
D.Once the product is opened or used, even if there is no problem, consumers can choose to return the product.

a
The work arrangements of a certain county and county party committee for several leaders next Monday are as follows? (1) If Deputy Secretary Li is on duty in the county, then he will participate in the regular publicity work meeting; (2) If Deputy Secretary Zhang is on duty in the county, then he will To do letter and visit reception work; (3) If Secretary Wang goes to the countryside for research, then Deputy Secretary Zhang or Deputy Secretary Li must be on duty in the county; (4) Secretary Wang does not go to the countryside unless he attends regular publicity meetings or does letter and visit reception work.Research; (5) The regular publicity meeting only requires the deputy secretary in charge of propaganda to participate, and only one deputy secretary is required to receive letters and visits.
Based on the above work arrangement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Secretary Wang went to the countryside for investigation.
B.Deputy Secretary Zhang does reception work for letters and visits.
C.Deputy Secretary Li does reception work for letters and visits.
D.Deputy Secretary Zhang attended the regular meeting of publicity work.

c
In recent years, more and more robots have been used to perform reconnaissance, transportation, bomb dismantlement and other tasks on the battlefield.Even in the future, it will no longer be people, but all kinds of robots.Human warfare is going through the most profound revolution since the birth of nuclear weapons.According to this analysis, some experts pointed out that the emergence of robot warfare technology can keep humans away from danger and achieve war goals more safely and efficiently.
Which of the following, if true, most doubts the opinions of the above experts?
A.Modern humans control robots, but robots may control humans in the future.
B.Robot warfare technology helps to get rid of the bloody patterns of mass killing in the past, thereby making modern warfare more humane.
C.Few countries have mastered robot warfare technology, and wars will happen more frequently and bloodier in the future.
D.Due to the gap in military scientific and technological strength between different countries, robot warfare technology will only allow some countries to stay away from danger.

a
Uncle Hao unfortunately fell and fell into a coma while crossing the street.Fortunately, a young man sent him to the hospital in time.After Uncle Hao's condition stabilized, four strangers Chen An, Li Kang, Zhang Xing, Wang Fulai visited him in the hospital.Uncle Hao asked them who sent him to the hospital.They answered as follows? Chen An? None of us sent you to the hospital.Li Kang? Some of us have taken you to the hospital.Zhang Xing? At least one of Li Kang and Wang Fu did not take you to the hospital.Wang Fu? It was not me who sent you to the hospital.Later, it was confirmed that two of the above four people were telling the truth and two were telling lies.
Based on the above information, which item can be drawn?
A.It is Li Kang and Zhang Xing who tell the truth.
B.It is Chen An and Zhang Xing who tell the truth.
C.It is Li Kang and Wang Fu who tell the truth.
D.The truth is Zhang Xing and Wang Fu.

d
Driving on the road, a person not only needs to have a good sense of law-abiding, but also need to have a special "rational calculation", in the congested traffic, as long as there is "Gasai", you must drive the car you drive; you Drive in a normal straight way on the road, if there is a car without a turn signal, you will suddenly cross over near you to hit you.It turns out that you want to change lanes, and you have to let it go.
Except for any of the following, can you question the above "rational computing" view?
A.Reasonably letting unreasonable will only encourage the evil spirits, which is contrary to the laws and morals of society.
B."Rational calculation" is actually timid and afraid of things.I always feel that everything can be avoided, but some things are difficult to avoid.
C.Blind retreat will bring great danger to driving, not only may hurt oneself, but also may harm innocent people.
D.If you don't let it, you will run into it.After you run into it, even if you are reasonable, you will have a lot of trouble.

d
Some experts pointed out that China's urban planning lacks the necessary meteorological evidence, and the city's tall buildings are built high and dense, which hinders the city's ventilation cycle.Relevant information shows that the average wind speed in many cities in China has dropped by 10% in recent years.The decrease in wind speed means that the atmospheric diffusion capacity is weakened, which leads to the prolonged residence time of atmospheric pollutants, which is easy to form haze weather and heat island effect.To this end, some experts put forward the idea of ​​establishing an "urban air duct", that is, to create several unobstructed ventilation corridors in the city, so that the wind can enter and exit more freely in the city, and promote the urban air renewal cycle.
Which of the following, if true, is the most supportive of the aforementioned idea of ​​establishing an "urban wind tunnel"?
A.The "wind street wind" formed by urban wind tunnels has little effect on the safety of buildings.
B.The wind comes from all directions, and the idea of ​​"urban wind channel" is too subjective and arbitrary.
C.If there is a wind channel but no wind, it will make the city wind channel useless.
D.Urban air ducts are not only conducive to "dispelling haze", but also conducive to heat dissipation.

d
In 2014, in order to welcome the APEC meeting, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and other places implemented the "APEC governance model" and adopted the most stringent emission reduction measures ever.Sure enough, the fascinating "APEC basket" appeared.However, with the end of the meeting, "APEC Blue" gradually disappeared.In this regard, some people expressed confusion, since the government can achieve good results in the short-term implementation of the "APEC governance model", why not stick to this model for a long time?
Except which of the following can explain people's confusion?
A.During the implementation of the most stringent emission reduction measures, a lot of practical difficulties have been generated.
B.If the "APEC governance model" is normalized recently, it will seriously affect local economic and social development.
C.Any environmental governance requires a price.The key is whether the price paid exceeds the benefits.
D.If there is frequent smog in Beijing during the APEC meeting, it will affect the image of our country.

c
According to the existing laws of physics, no matter can move faster than the speed of light, but the latest astronomical observations have challenged this law.The IC310 galaxy far away from the earth has an active black hole, and the matter falling into the black hole produces a gamma ray shock wave.Some astronomers have discovered that the speed of this gamma ray exceeds the speed of light, because it only took 4.8 minutes to cross the boundary of the black hole, and light takes 25 minutes to complete this distance.Therefore, these astronomers proposed that the law of constant speed of light needs to be revised.
Which of the following, if true, can most question the conclusions made by the above astronomers?
A.The law of constant speed of light has been tested many times in practice, and there are no counterexamples.
B.There may be deviations in astronomical observation data.After all, the IC310 galaxy is far away from the earth.
C.Either the astronomer's observation is wrong, or someone has tampered with the astronomical observation data.
D.Either the law of constant speed of light is outdated, or the astronomer's observation is wrong.

a
The company's office pantry provides self-service, fee-based drinks.After the employees have taken the drinks, they put their money in a special cash box.In order to determine what factors will affect the self-discipline of staff when they are not supervised.A decorative picture was specially posted on the top of the cash box and changed every Monday.Decorative pictures are sometimes some flowers, sometimes a pair of eyes.An interesting phenomenon emerged? in the week when the "eyes" were posted, the money in the inbox far exceeded the situation in which other pictures were posted.
Which of the following, if true, is the best explanation for the aforementioned experimental phenomenon?
A.When the employee of the company sees the "eye" picture, they can think that someone behind them may be looking at them
B.The employees working in the company have more self-discipline ability than others in the society
C.When the employee of the company looks at the "flower" picture, the mood is easy to become happy
D.The eyes are the window of the soul, and the company staff will be inexplicably moved when they see the "eyes" pictures

d
A royal garden is laid out according to the central axis, and seven courtyards are arranged in order from front to back.These seven courtyards are named after the Chinese characters "Sun", "Moon", "Golden", "Wood", "Water", "Fire" and "Earth".Known? (1) The courtyard with the word "Sun" is not the frontmost courtyard; (2) The courtyard with the word "Fire" is adjacent to the courtyard with the word "Tu"; The number of courtyards separated by two courtyards of "wood" and "water" is the same.
According to the above information, which of the following courtyards may be a "Japanese" courtyard?
A.The first courtyard.
B.The second courtyard.
C.The fourth courtyard.
D.The fifth courtyard.

d
A royal garden is laid out according to the central axis, and seven courtyards are arranged in order from front to back.These seven courtyards are named after the Chinese characters "Sun", "Moon", "Golden", "Wood", "Water", "Fire" and "Earth".Known? (1) The courtyard with the word "Sun" is not the frontmost courtyard; (2) The courtyard with the word "Fire" is adjacent to the courtyard with the word "Tu"; The number of courtyards separated by two courtyards of "wood" and "water" is the same.
If the second courtyard is a "soil" courtyard, which of the following can be derived?
A.The seventh courtyard is the "water" courtyard.
B.The fifth courtyard is the "Science" courtyard.
C.The fourth courtyard is the "Golden" courtyard.
D.The third courtyard is the "fire" Yu courtyard.

c
In a research study on "how social relations affect human mortality", researchers were surprised to find that? regardless of race, income, physical exercise and other factors, a person who is helpful and harmonious with others has an average The life expectancy is longer than that of the average person, especially among men; on the contrary, the mortality rate of people who are malicious, harm others, and are not in harmony with others before age 70 is 1.5 to 2 times higher than normal people.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the above findings?
A.People with good physical and mental health are easy to get along with others, while people with psychological problems are difficult to get along with others.
B.Men usually have stronger "hostility" towards women than women of the same age, and the average life expectancy of men in most countries is therefore lower than that of women.
C.Doing good with others brings relaxed and happy emotions, which is good for your health; harming yourself and others brings tension and harms your health.
D.Most people with good intentions and open minds are mostly happy and healthy.

b
Apples sold in supermarkets often leave traces of grease, and the surface appears smooth and shiny.Master Niu believes that this is due to the pesticides remaining on the apples.The fruits are sprayed with pesticides before harvesting.Therefore, consumers must clean the fruits before they buy them in the supermarket before they can eat them.
Which of the following is most likely the assumption that Master Niu relies on?
A.In addition to apples, many other fruits leave certain traces of grease when they are delivered to the supermarket.
B.Fruits sold in supermarkets have not been thoroughly washed.
C.Only those pesticides that can leave traces of grease on fruits can be washed away.
D.Many consumers do not care whether the fruits sold in supermarkets have been washed.

d
Many people not only do not understand others, but also do not understand themselves.Although they may have tried to understand others, such efforts are destined to fail because it is impossible for people who do not understand themselves to understand others.It can be seen that those who lack self-understanding will not understand others.
Which of the following best illustrates the shortcomings of the above argument?
A.The concept of "self-understanding" was used, but no definition was given.
B.Did not consider the possibility of "some people are unwilling to understand themselves".
C.Failure to properly grasp the relationship between understanding others and understanding yourself.
D.The conclusion is simply a repetition of the premise of its argument.

b
Four boxes of green tea, black tea, scented tea and white tea are contained in the four boxes numbered 1, 2, 3 and 4.Each box contains only one type of tea, and each type of tea contains only one box.Known? (1) Boxes for green and black tea are in the range of 1, 2, and 3; (2) Boxes for black and flower tea are in the range of 2, 3, and 4; (3) Boxes for white tea Within the range of 1, 2, and 3.
Based on the above, which of the following can be derived?
A.Green tea is on the 3rd.
B.Flower tea is on the 4th.
C.White tea is on the 3rd.
D.Black tea is on the 2nd.

c
In the bidding process of a project, 6 people including Zhao Jia, Qian Yi, Sun Bin, Li Ting, Zhou Wu, and Wu Ji participated in the bidding as representatives of their respective companies, and only one person won the bid.Three of the members discussed their views? (1) The successful bidder was either Zhao Jia or Qian Yi; (2) The successful bidder was not Sun Bin; (3) Neither Zhou Wu nor Wu Ji won the bid.After an in-depth investigation, it was found that only one of the above three people was correct.
Based on the above information, all three of the following can determine that they have not won the bid?
A.Qian Yi, Sun Bin, Zhou Wu
B.Sun Bin, Zhou Wu, Wu Ji
C.Zhao Jia, Qian Yi, Li Ting
D.Zhao Jia, Zhou Wu, Wu Ji

d
Today, e-learning machines have fully entered the lives of children.The e-learning machine combines text with images and sounds, which is both vivid and interesting, making it possible for children to read independently.However, some children's education experts have warned about this, e-learning machine may not be conducive to children's growth.They believe that parents should take time to read paper books with their children.Accompanying children to read paper books is not simply to let children read and read, but to promote the growth of their hearts in communication.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.Paper books help protect children's eyesight and help parents guide children to form good reading habits.
B.When using an e-learning machine, children tend to pay more attention to their use function rather than learning content.
C.The earlier you are exposed to electronic products, the more addictive you are, and the long-term use of electronic learning opportunities will form an "electronic addiction".
D.The biggest problem of the e-learning machine is to let parents walk away from their children's reading behavior and reduce the daily communication between parents and children.

d
Mr.Tian believes that the reason why most laptops run slowly is not that the CPU performance is too poor or that the memory capacity is too small, but that the hard disk speed is too slow.Replacing an old laptop with a solid state drive can greatly Improve the user's gaming experience.
If any of the following is true, the question of Mr.Tian can be most questioned?
A.SSDs are expensive, and it is not cheap to replace hard drives for old notebooks
B.The profit of selling solid-state hard drives is much higher than the sales of traditional notebook hard drives
C.A small number of old laptops have poor CPU performance and small memory
D.The user ’s gaming experience depends largely on the laptop ’s graphics card, while the older laptop ’s graphics card is poor

c
Dr.Zhong? "Generally, important results of medical research need to be anonymously reviewed before the journal is published, which takes a lot of time.If researchers can give up this waiting time and announce their results in advance, our public health level can be accompanied The medical discovery is improved faster.Because the timely publication of new medical information will allow people to use this information to improve their health."
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis on which Dr.Chung ’s argument relies?
A.Many medical journal paper reviewers are not medical research experts themselves.
B.New medical information first published in anonymous review journals generally fails to attract public attention.
C.Even if the medical paper has not been published in the journal, people will still use the relevant new information that has been published.
D.Some medical researchers are willing to give up publication in journals and choose to disclose their results in advance.

a
Dr.Zhong? "Generally, important results of medical research need to be anonymously reviewed before the journal is published, which takes a lot of time.If researchers can give up this waiting time and announce their results in advance, our public health level can be accompanied The medical discovery is improved faster.Because the timely publication of new medical information will allow people to use this information to improve their health."
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken Dr.Zhong's argument?
A.The improvement of social public health level also depends on other factors and does not entirely depend on new medical discoveries
B.Most medical journals are reluctant to abandon the anonymous review system
C.People often adjust their lifestyles based on newly published medical information
D.Anonymous review can often prevent the publication of articles with wrong conclusions

c
Jianghai University ’s campus food festival opened, and five girls in a female dormitory actively signed up for the event.Their names were Jin Can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huo Shan, and Tu Run.The organizer requires that each applicant only make one dish to participate in the evaluation, but they must prepare their own ingredients.Limited to the conditions, there are only 5 kinds of ingredients in the dormitory? Flammulina velutipes, Agaric, Peach, Ham and Potato.It is required that only 2 people can choose each ingredient.Each person can only choose 2 kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the ingredients selected by each person is different from their own surname.Known? (1) If Jin Can chooses peaches, narcissus does not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) If Muxin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose fungus; (3) If Huoshan chooses peaches, she also chooses Must choose fungus and potatoes; (4) If the wooden heart chooses ham, then fire does not choose enoki.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Golden Cane uses fungus and potatoes
B.Narcissus uses Flammulina velutipes and Ham
C.Turun chooses Flammulina velutipes and peach
D.Huoshan chooses fungus and peach

d
Jianghai University ’s campus food festival opened.Five girls in a female dormitory actively signed up for the event.Their names were Jin Can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huo Shan and Tu Run.The organizer requires that each applicant only make one dish to participate in the evaluation, but they must prepare their own ingredients.Limited to the conditions, there are only 5 kinds of ingredients in the dormitory? Flammulina velutipes, Agaric, Peach, Ham and Potato.It is required that only 2 people can choose each ingredient.Each person can only choose 2 kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the ingredients selected by each person is different from their own surname.Known? (1) If Jin Can chooses peaches, narcissus does not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) If Muxin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose fungus; (3) If Huoshan chooses peaches, she also chooses Must choose fungus and potatoes; (4) If the wooden heart chooses ham, then fire does not choose enoki.
If narcissus uses potatoes, which of the following can be derived?
A.Narcissus uses fungus and potatoes
B.Huoshan chooses Flammulina velutipes and potatoes
C.Turun chooses peaches and ham
D.Jin Can chooses fungus and ham

a
Professor Ni believes that China's engineering technology field can consider cooperation with foreign advanced technology, but any project involving core technology must not be subject to others; many of China's network security construction projects involve information core technology.If foreign advanced technology is fully introduced without efforts Innovation, China's network security will be seriously threatened.
According to Professor Ni's statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Some network security construction projects in China cannot be controlled by others.
B.Many network security construction projects in China cannot cooperate with foreign advanced technology.
C.All projects in the field of engineering technology in China cannot be controlled by others.
D.As long as foreign advanced technology is not fully introduced, China's network security will not be seriously threatened.

b
No result can appear out of thin air.There is a reason behind them; anything with a reason behind can be recognized by people, and things that can be recognized by people are not necessarily irregular.
According to the above statement, which of the following must be false?
A.People may know everything
B.Some results may appear irregularly
C.Those things that can be recognized must be regular
D.There is a reason behind any result.

d
In recent years, China's overseas purchasing business has grown rapidly.Purchasing people usually buy products from overseas, avoid tax cuts through various channels, and then sell them to mainland customers for profit, but the government has lost tax revenue.An expert pointed out that the government should crack down on overseas purchasing activities.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.Recently, a former flight attendant was found guilty of smuggling by the local court in China for opening an overseas purchasing store online.
B.Compared with overseas purchasing products, similar products produced by some domestic enterprises lack competitive advantages in terms of quality and price.
C.Overseas purchasing improves the people's living standards and meets some people's pursuit of quality life in China.
D.Last year, China's overseas luxury goods purchasing scale accounted for almost half of the global luxury goods sales in domestic stores, most of these transactions avoid tax

d
In order to match the plot, recruit 4 types of roles, 1-2 foreign tourists, 2-3 shoppers, 2 vendors, a few passers-by, only 6 people A.B, C, D, E, Hex are available , And each person can only show one character in the same scene.Known? (1) Only A and B can appear as foreign tourists; (2) The above 4 types of characters appear in at least 3 types of each scene at the same time; (3) In each scene, if B or D appear in a vendor, then A and C appear as shoppers; (4) The sum of the number of shoppers and passers-by does not exceed 2 in each scene.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.In the same scene, if E and B star in passers-by, A can only star in foreign tourists.
B.In the same scene, if B acts as a foreign tourist, A may only appear as a merchant.
C.At least 2 people need to perform different roles in different scenes.
D.In the same scene, if Ding and E appear as shoppers, then B may only appear as a foreign tourist.

d
Schools that are 300 meters away from home cannot be attended, but are arranged to go to schools 2 kilometers away.A school-age child in a city encountered such an arrangement in the district education bureau when he was in elementary school, and this arrangement is district education.The bureau made according to the school district where the children's household registration is located.According to the “Principle of Enrolling Near Schools” stipulated by the city ’s education bureau, the parents of the children took the district education bureau to the court and demanded that the original arrangement be revoked to allow their children to enter school nearby.
Which of the following is most likely a reasonable basis for the court?
A."Entry nearest" is not "recently enrolled", and the linear distance between the registered place of the enrolled child and the school cannot be used as the only basis for dividing the school district.
B.According to the specific geographical factors, each elementary school in the teaching area may not be in the center of the teaching area.
C.Which school to study for children's enrollment is not to let school-age children or their parents choose independently, but to obey the administrative arrangements of the competent government departments.
D.The administrative action of the district ’s education bureau to divide the school districts complies with the law, and the school district where the plaintiff ’s child ’s household registration is located really needs to go to a school 2 kilometers away from home.

c
Zhang Li is a single white-collar worker who has accumulated a deposit for 5 years.Since the amount of the deposit is not enough to buy a house, consider temporarily diversifying it into 5 aspects such as stocks, gold, funds, national debt and foreign exchange.The investment of this deposit needs to meet the following conditions? (1) If the gold investment ratio is higher than 1/2, the remaining part is invested in treasury bonds and stocks; (2) If the stock investment ratio is lower than 1/3, the remaining part cannot be invested in foreign exchange Or national debt; (3) If the foreign exchange investment ratio is less than 1/4, the remaining part is invested in funds or gold; (4) The national debt investment ratio cannot be less than 1/6.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.The proportion of national debt investment is higher than 1/2.
B.The foreign exchange investment ratio is not less than 1/3.
C.The stock investment ratio is not less than 1/4.
D.The ratio of gold investment is not less than 1/5.

d
General education focuses on helping students master the most comprehensive basic knowledge, that is, helping students understand the basic common sense in various subject areas; while humanities education focuses on cultivating students to understand the meaning of the life world and the value of their own and others ’behaviors.Make reasonable judgments with meaning and form "intellect." Therefore, some experts pointed out that, in comparison, humanistic education will have a greater impact on an individual's future life.
Which of the following, if true, would best support the above experts ’assertions?
A.There are more general education courses offered by some universities in China today than humanities education courses.
B."Knowledge" is fact judgment and "intellect" is value judgment, and the two cannot be replaced by each other.
C.Without knowledge, you will lose the courage to meet the challenges of future life, and wrong values ​​may mislead people's lives.
D.Without knowledge, man can still live; but without the pursuit of value and meaning, man can only become a body without a soul.

c
Harvest Manager Xing needs to go to Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian provinces to conduct market demand surveys next month.Each province conducts a survey and his trip needs to meet the following conditions? (1) The first or The last one is to investigate Jiangxi Province; (2) The time of investigating Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province.Between these two provinces, only two other provinces except Fujian Province are investigated; Before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) The third survey of Jiangsu Province.
If Manager Xing first went to Anhui Province for research, then regarding his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?
A.The second survey of Hubei Province
B.The second survey of Hunan Province
C.The fifth survey of Fujian Province
D.The fifth survey of Hubei Province

c
Harvest Manager Xing needs to go to Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian provinces to conduct market demand surveys next month.Each province conducts a survey and his trip needs to meet the following conditions? (1) The first or The last one is to investigate Jiangxi Province; (2) The time of investigating Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province.Between these two provinces, only two other provinces except Fujian Province are investigated; Before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) The third survey of Jiangsu Province.
If Anhui Province is the second province surveyed by Manager Xing, about his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?
A.The first survey of Jiangxi Province.
B.The fourth survey of Hubei Province.
C.The fifth survey of Zhejiang Province.
D.The fifth survey of Hunan Province.

d
Researcher Wang? The “public entrepreneurship and innovation” proposed by the Chinese government inspires every entrepreneur.For entrepreneurs, the most important thing is a spirit of persistence.No matter what difficulties you encounter in starting a business, you must persevere.Professor Li? For entrepreneurs, the most important thing is to dare to try new technologies.Because some new technologies and some big companies dare not try them easily, this gives entrepreneurs a chance to succeed.
Based on the above information, which of the following most accurately points out the differences between Researcher Wang and Professor Li?
A.The most important thing is to dare to meet the challenges of various entrepreneurial problems, or dare to try new technologies that large companies dare not easily try.
B.The most important thing is to insist on entrepreneurship, perseverance and perseverance to continue the career, or insist on innovation and make more scientific discoveries and technological inventions.
C.The most important thing is to insist on doing a good job in entrepreneurship and become a member of the entrepreneurial public, or to strive to invent new technologies and become a member of the public.
D.The most important thing is to need a spirit of perseverance, not to be afraid of hardships, or to dare to try new technologies and seize the opportunity of career success.

a
Since the beginning of winter, smog and haze containing large amounts of toxic particles have frequently hit parts of our country.Relevant investigations show that continuous exposure to high concentrations of pollutants can cause 10% to 15% of people with chronic eye inflammation and dry eye syndrome.Some experts believe that if emergency measures are not taken to improve air quality, the incidence of these diseases and related complications will increase.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.Toxic particulates can irritate and damage people's eyes, and long-term exposure will affect lacrimal gland cells.
B.Air quality improvement cannot be achieved in a short time, many people have to work in a polluted environment.
C.Cases such as chronic eye inflammation and dry eye syndrome usually occur in the pollen season.
D.65% of the eye diseases patients surveyed above are males between the ages of 20-40.

d
Many adults often remember only a few famous sentences of many famous poems in the "Three Hundred Tang Poems" that they were familiar with as children, without knowing the author or the poem name.There are only three grades for master students in the Chinese Department of School A.and the number of students in each grade is equal.Statistics found that the first-year students can match the famous sentences in the book with the poem names and their authors; the second-year 2/3 students can match the famous sentences in the book with the authors; Correlate the famous sentences in the book with the poems.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be drawn about the master's degree students of the school's Chinese department?
A.More than one-third of master's degree students cannot match the famous sentences in the book with the poem names or authors.
B.Most master students can associate the famous sentences in the book with the names of poems and their authors.
C.First and second grade students above 1/3 cannot match the famous sentences in the book with the authors.
D.First and third grade students above 2/3 can match the famous sentences in the book with the poem names.

b
Babies learn by touching objects, playing around, and observing adult behavior, but robots can usually only learn in accordance with programmed procedures.As a result, some scientists have tried to develop robots that learn more closely to babies.They believe that since babies are the most efficient learners on the planet, why not design a robot that can learn as easily as babies?
Which of the following is most likely to be the hypothesis of the scientist ’s view above?
A.The learning ability of babies is born, their brains are different from other animal pups.
B.Learning through touch, play and observation is the most efficient way of learning on the planet.
C.Even the best robots, their learning ability can not exceed the worst baby learners.
D.If robots can learn like babies, their intelligence may exceed humans.

d
For cancer patients, doctors often use chemotherapy to inject drugs directly to kill cancer cells, but this may also kill normal cells and immune cells together, resulting in strong side effects.Recently, scientists have discovered that gold nanoparticles are easily absorbed by human cancer cells.If they are coated with a layer of chemotherapy drugs, they can be used as a "transportation tool" to accurately deliver chemotherapy drugs to cancer cells.They therefore assert that tiny gold nanoparticles can improve the results of cancer chemotherapy and reduce the side effects of chemotherapy.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the conclusions made by the scientists mentioned above?
A.The efficacy of gold nanoparticles in cancer chemotherapy is subject to a large number of clinical tests.
B.Infrared heating of gold nanoparticles that have entered cancer cells in vitro can kill cancer cells from the inside.
C.Because of the special chemical properties of gold, gold nanoparticles will not react with human cells.
D.Modern medical methods have achieved the precise delivery of gold nanoparticles, so that the chemotherapy drugs it carries only act on cancer cells and do not harm other cells.

b
A? Do not do what you don't want to do.B? I am against it.I want to do what I want.
Which of the following is most similar to the above dialogue?
A.A? People are not plants, can they be ruthless? B? I object.The plants are ruthless, but people are affectionate.
B.A? People do not offend me, I do not offend.B? I object.If a person commits a crime, I commit a crime.
C.A? If people do not have far-sightedness, they must have near-worry.B? I object.People have long-term worries and near worries.
D.A? It is not in its position, and it does not seek its politics.B? I object.In its place, it will do its thing.

c
Yan Zi, Zeng Yin, Meng Shen and Xun Chen applied for a traditional Chinese cultural construction project.According to the regulations, there can only be one moderator of the project, and it is generated among the above four applicants; the team members, including the moderator, cannot exceed two.In addition, the applicants make the following statements when applying for the defense? (1) Yan Zi? If I become the moderator, Zeng Yin or Xun Chen will be invited as a project team member; (2) Zeng Yin? If I become the moderator, Will invite Yan Zi or Meng Shen as a project team member; (3) Xun Chen? Only Yan Zi becomes a project team member, I can become a moderator; (4) Meng Shen? Only Xun Chen or Yan Zi becomes a project team member, I To be a moderator.
Assuming that all four statements are true, regarding the combination of project team members, which of the following is impossible?
A.Meng Shen and Zeng Yin.
B.Xunchen and Mengshen
C.Zeng Yin and Xun Chen.
D.Yan Zi and Meng Shen

d
The researchers surveyed a group of white-collar workers who had been engaged in regular work for exactly eight years after graduating from the university and found that their weight increased by an average of 8 kilograms when they graduated.The researchers conclude from this that regular work will increase people's weight.
With regard to the correctness of the above conclusion, the key question to ask is which of the following?
A.How does the weight of people who are similar to the other subjects in this group and who regularly exercise take place during the same 8 years?
B.Will the weight of the subjects in this group continue to increase after 8 years?
C.Why does the survey focus on the subject 8 years after graduation, not 7 years or 9 years?
D.What is the weight change of people who are similar to the other subjects in this group but do not have regular work in the same 8 years?

d
Zhao Mo is an excellent entrepreneur.Because if a person has both the experience of working in well-known universities and research institutions at home and abroad, and the management experience of being the project leader, then he is an excellent entrepreneur.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.Human resources are the core resources of an enterprise.Because if we do not carry out various cultural activities, we can not improve employees' job skills, nor can they increase team cohesion and combat effectiveness.
B.Yuan Qing is a good writer.Because good writers have strong observation ability, imagination ability and expression ability.
C.Youth is the future of enterprise development.Therefore, only by inspiring the youth's youth power can the enterprise promote its early success.
D.Fengyun enterprises are cohesive.Because if an enterprise can guide and help employees set goals and improve capabilities, it can make the enterprise cohesive.

d
Love books are destined to collect books.Most bibliophiles will also read some of their own collections of books; but some bibliophiles buy book collections because they like the value and exquisite decoration of the book.As for reading, they put their own leisure time in the future.Is probably not read anymore.However, as long as these books that have been "coldly met" are borrowed by friends, the bibliophiles will lose their spirits and become uneasy all day long.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Some bibliophiles regard their collections as friends.
B.Some bibliophiles like to read their books in their spare time.
C.Some bibliophiles will read the books they have collected.
D.Some bibliophiles will not immediately read their newly purchased books.

d
It is generally believed that happiness can increase health and benefit longevity, while unhappiness is a direct cause of poor health, but recent research by researchers on the living conditions of more than 300 people found that happiness or unhappiness is not This means that the risk of death will become lower or higher accordingly, and they point out that illness may cause unhappiness, but unhappiness itself does not cause damage to health conditions.
Which of the following, if true, can question the above-mentioned researchers' argument?
A.Happiness is an individual's psychological experience, and it is difficult for the respondents to accurately determine their happiness.
B.Some old people with longevity have a rough life experience, and sometimes they are not happy.
C.Some people with major illnesses are optimistic and actively fight the disease, and their happiness is relatively high.
D.A low risk of death does not mean good health, and a high risk of death does not mean poor health.

b
A? Only by strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can technological innovation be promoted.B? I disagree.Too much protection of intellectual property rights will certainly not promote technological innovation.
Which of the following is most similar to the above rebuttal method?
A.Wife? Only by studying hard can children achieve good results.Husband? Not exactly.Studying only knows hard work and can't think, nor does it necessarily achieve good results
B.Mother? Only when you start with small things can you do big things in the future.Child? Mom, you are wrong.If we only do small things every day, we will certainly not be able to do big things in the future.
C.Boss? The company can only bring rewards to the company.Employee? Not right.I helped the company negotiate a big business last month, but only got a 1% reward.
D.Teacher? Only reading can change fate.Student? I do n’t think so.If you do n’t study, your destiny will change even more.

d
There are 6 scenic spots in a famous scenic spot, such as "Miaobishenghua", "Monkey Watching the Sea", "Xianren Sun Boots", "Beauty Dressing", "Yangguan Sandie" and "Zen Xinxiangtian" For the convenience of tourists, the scenic spot tips are as follows? (1) Only the "Monkey Watching the Sea" can swim "Miaobishenghua"; (2) Only the "Yangguan Sandie" can swim "Xianren Sun Boots"; (3 ) If you visit "Beauty Dressing", you must first visit "Miaobishenghua"; (4) "Zen Xin Xiangtian" should be the fourth tour before you can visit "Xianren Sun Boots".According to the above tips, Mr.Zhang successfully visited the above 6 attractions.
Based on the above information, regarding the order of Mr.Zhang's tour, which of the following cannot be true?
A.The first tour "Monkey Watching the Sea".
B.The second tour "Yangguan Sandie".
C.The third tour "Beauty Dressing"
D.The fifth tour "Miaobishenghua"

c
Self-intoxicated personality" is a personality disorder characterized by over-emphasis on yourself.He has many specific characteristics? overestimating his own importance and exaggerating his achievements? strongly reflecting on criticism, hoping that others pay attention to and envious of himself; often indulge in fantasies, seeing himself as a special person; interpersonal relationships Unstable; jealous of others and harm others.
In addition to any of the following self-statements, all of them can reflect the characteristics of the above-mentioned "self-intoxicated personality"?
A.I am the soul of this team.Once I leave this team, they will do nothing.
B.What is his qualification to criticize me? Let's see, he can't even see half of my ability.
C.My family conditions are not good, but I do not want to be looked down on by others, so I borrowed money to buy a smartphone.
D.Such an important event didn't invite me to participate.There must be something wrong with the character of the organizer, and it's not worth interacting with such a person.

d
Under normal circumstances, residents living in a cold environment for a long time can have stronger cold resistance.Compared with the southern region of China, the average winter temperature in the northern region of China is much lower.However, what is interesting is that many residents in the northern regions do not have the cold resistance that we think they are.A considerable number of northerners came to the south to spend the winter, and they could not bear the cold weather in the south.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?
A.Some northerners think that the south is warm.When they go to the south for winter, they often do not do enough to keep warm.
B.Although the average temperature in winter in the southern region is higher than that in the north, extreme low temperature weather also exists.
C.Heating equipment is usually used in the north in winter, and the indoor temperature is often much higher than that in the south.
D.The humidity in the southern region is relatively high, and the coldness experienced in winter exceeds the temperature index in the sense of meteorology.

a
The dubbing of translated films, as a unique art form, was widely popular in China.However, times have changed, and many people no longer like to watch dubbed foreign movies and TV shows.They felt that they still listened to the original voice before they felt it in place.Some experts asserted that the dubbing has lost the audience and will withdraw from the stage of history.
If any of the following is true, can any one of them support the expert's point of view?
A.Many elderly people are still accustomed to watching dubbed foreign movies and TV shows, and some of the foreign blockbusters screened in China are still dubbed.
B.Dubbing is a kind of artistic re-creation, devoting the efforts of dubbing artists, but some people do not appreciate it, but feel that dubbing hinders their appreciation of the original play.
C.Many Chinese people are proficient in foreign languages, and there is no language difficulty in viewing foreign original film and television dramas; even if they do not understand foreign languages, listening to the original sound while watching Chinese subtitles does not affect the understanding of the plot.
D.With the strengthening of foreign exchanges, foreign film and television dramas are now flooding into the country, and some Chinese people can't wait for the dubbing of slow and careful voices.

b
On June 1st, the kindergarten teacher prepared 7 gifts for five children including Xiaoming, Xiaolei, Xiaogang, Xiaofang, and Xiaohua in the class, including red, orange, yellow, green, green, blue, and purple.It is known that all gifts are sent out, each gift can only be obtained by one person, and each person can get up to two gifts.In addition, the gift delivery needs to meet the following requirements? (1) If Xiaoming receives an orange gift, Xiaofang will receive a blue gift; (2) If Xiaolei does not receive a red gift, Xiaofang will not receive a blue gift Color gifts; (3) if Xiaogang did n’t receive yellow gifts, Xiaohua will not receive purple gifts; (4) no one can receive both yellow gifts and green gifts; (5) Xiaoming only receives An orange gift, while the small flower only received a purple gift.
Based on the above information, which of the following may be true?
A.Both Xiaoming and Xiaofang received two gifts.
B.Both Xiaolei and Xiaogang received two gifts.
C.Both Xiaogang and Xiaohua received two gifts.
D.Both Xiaofang and Xiaohua received two gifts.

d
On June 1st, the kindergarten teacher prepared 7 gifts for five children including Xiaoming, Xiaolei, Xiaogang, Xiaofang, and Xiaohua in the class, including red, orange, yellow, green, green, blue, and purple.It is known that all gifts are sent out, each gift can only be obtained by one person, and each person can get up to two gifts.In addition, the gift delivery needs to meet the following requirements? (1) If Xiaoming receives an orange gift, Xiaofang will receive a blue gift; (2) If Xiaolei does not receive a red gift, Xiaofang will not receive a blue gift Color gifts; (3) if Xiaogang did n’t receive yellow gifts, Xiaohua will not receive purple gifts; (4) no one can receive both yellow gifts and green gifts; (5) Xiaoming only receives An orange gift, while the small flower only received a purple gift.
According to the above information, if Xiaogang received two gifts, which of the following can be derived?
A.Xiaolei received two red and green gifts.
B.Xiaogang received two yellow and blue gifts.
C.Xiaofang received two green and blue gifts.
D.Xiaogang received two yellow and cyan gifts.

d
A folk music group plans to purchase several musical instruments, the purchase requirements are as follows? (1) at most one type of erhu and flute; (2) at least one type of flute, erhu and guzheng; (3) at least one of flute, guzheng and suona Two kinds; (4) If you buy flute, you don't buy flute.
Based on the above requirements, which of the following can be derived?
A.Purchase at least 3 musical instruments.
B.At least one kind of flute and flute.
C.At least 3 musical instruments must be purchased.
D.Buy at least one of Guzheng and Erhu.

a
A movie studio will screen 14 movies during the "Eleventh" Golden Week 7 days (Monday to Sunday), including 5 science fiction movies, 3 police gangster movies, 3 martial arts movies, 2 war movies, and a love movie.Limited to the conditions, the cinema screens two movies a day, known.(1) Except for science fiction films scheduled on Thursday, the two films that are screened every day for the remaining 6 days belong to different genres; (2) Romance films are scheduled on Sunday; (3) Science fiction films and martial arts films are not scheduled on the same day; (4) Police films and war films are not scheduled on the same day.
Based on the above information, which of the following two movies cannot be scheduled on the same day?
A.Police and romance films.
B.Science fiction and gangster films.
C.Martial arts films and war films.
D.Martial arts and gangster films.

c
A movie studio will screen 14 movies during the "Eleventh" Golden Week 7 days (Monday to Sunday), including 5 science fiction movies, 3 police gangster movies, 3 martial arts movies, 2 war movies, and a love movie.Limited to the conditions, the cinema screens two movies a day, known.(1) Except for science fiction films scheduled on Thursday, the two films that are screened every day for the remaining 6 days belong to different genres; (2) Romance films are scheduled on Sunday; (3) Science fiction films and martial arts films are not scheduled on the same day; (4) Police films and war films are not scheduled on the same day.
According to the above information, if the show dates of similar movies are consecutive, which movies can be shown on Saturday?
A.Science fiction and gangster films.
B.Martial arts and gangster films.
C.Science fiction and war films.
D.Science fiction and martial arts films.

d
Many people now rarely fall asleep before 11 o'clock in the evening.They may not stay up all night and work hard.Most of them are playing mobile phones or watching TV.The result is to go to bed late.Many people often regret this, but most of the time they will do so at night.Some experts pointed out that people seem to get happiness from late sleep, but this kind of happiness actually hides some troubles.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the conclusions of the above experts?
A.Alternating morning and night, life begins all over again, and going to sleep peacefully is the satisfaction of the life of the day and the expectation of the life of tomorrow.The late sleepers just want to live in the moment and live wonderfully.
B.Late sleepers have a positive attitude towards life.They believe that things that day must be completed that day, even if they go to bed late.
C.Most people who are used to sleeping late are listless during the day, but they feel energetic as they arrive late at night.It is a pity not to do something meaningful.
D.Sleeping late is actually a kind of hard-to-detect resistance to "normal life".It reminds people that there are some unsatisfactory problems in "normal life".

a
Distracted driving refers to driving behaviors in which the driver does not focus on the driving process in order to meet his needs for physical comfort and mood.Common distraction behaviors include smoking, drinking, eating, chatting, shaving, Use mobile phones, take care of children, etc.An expert pointed out that distracted driving has become the culprit of road traffic accidents in China.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.A statistical study shows that compared to drunk driving, drug driving, speeding, and fatigue driving, China has the highest proportion of traffic accidents caused by distracted driving.
B.The driver's response time during normal driving is 0.3 to 1.0 seconds, and the response time is delayed about 3 times when using a mobile phone.
C.Using a mobile phone while driving will cause the driver's attention to drop by 20%; if the driver sends a text message while driving, the probability of a car accident is 23 times that of normal driving.
D.Recently, the use of mobile phones has become the main form of distracted driving among drivers in China.59% of people watch WeChat while driving, 31% play selfies, 36% use Weibo and WeChat circle of friends.

c
There is a staff dormitory in a factory where 7 people live in A.B, C, D, E, G and G.Each person needs to take turns one day a week, and only one person is required to be on duty each day.Conditions? (1) B is on Tuesday or Saturday; (2) If A is on Monday, then C is on Wednesday and E is Friday; (3) If A is not on Monday, then it is on Thursday.And Geng is on duty on Friday; (4) If B is on duty on Tuesday, then it is on Saturday.
According to the above conditions, if the third Sunday is on duty, which of the following can be derived?
A.Wednesday is the third day.
B.Has been on duty on Friday.
C.Saturday and Sunday.
D.Ding is on duty on Tuesday.

d
There is a staff dormitory in a factory where 7 people live in A.B, C, D, E, G and G.Each person needs to take turns one day a week, and only one person should be on duty each day.Conditions? (1) B is on Tuesday or Saturday; (2) If A is on Monday, then C is on Wednesday and E is Friday; (3) If A is not on Monday, then it is on Thursday.And Geng is on duty on Friday; (4) If B is on duty on Tuesday, then it is on Saturday.
If Geng is on duty on Thursday, which of the following must be false?
A.Wednesday is the third day.
B.A is on Monday.
C.I have been on duty on Tuesday.
D.E-Sun is on duty.

c
Knives don't wear to rust, people don't learn to fall behind.So, if you do n’t want to fall behind, you should sharpen your knife more.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.Make-up is not combed to be out of sight.Therefore, if the pot is exposed, it should be on fire.
B.Soldiers are better than more, and they will seek more than bravery.Therefore, if you want to win, you should be brave.
C.Ma Wuye grass is not fat, and people without wealth and wealth.So if you want to get rich, you should let Madou eat night grass.
D.Jin Wuzu is bare, no one is perfect.So, if you want to be a human being, you should have real gold.

d
A city has opened and operated the No.1, No.2, No.3 and No.4 subway lines, and the time required for each subway line to run and stop at each station is the same as each other.Xiao Zhang, Xiao Wang, and Xiao Li are employees of the same unit, and Beikou Metro Station is nearby.One morning, three people took the No.1 line service at Changqing Station at the same time, but the three people had different ideas about the route.Known? (1) If Line 1 is crowded, Xiao Zhang will take 2 stops and then transfer to Line 3, and then 3 stops to Beikou Station; if Line 1 is not crowded, Xiao Zhang will take 3 stops and then transfer to Line 2, then Take 4 stops to Beikou Station.(2) Only when Line 1 is crowded, Xiao Wang takes 2 stops, then transfers to Line 3, and then takes 3 stops to Beikou Station.(3) If Line 1 is not crowded, Xiao Li takes 4 stops and then transfers to Line 4, after 3 stops, then transfers to Line 3, and takes 1 stop to reach Beikou Station.(4) Metro Line 1 was not crowded that morning.
Assuming that the total time for three people to transfer and walk is the same, which of the following is most likely to be inconsistent with the above information?
A.Xiao Wang and Xiao Li arrive at the unit at the same time.
B.Xiao Zhang and Xiao Wang arrive at the unit at the same time.
C.Xiao Wang arrived at the unit before Xiao Li.
D.Xiao Li arrived at the unit before Xiao Zhang.

c
A recent survey found that among people aged 30 to 45 in a country, more and more people go to the hospital to treat coronary heart disease, osteoporosis and other diseases, and most of the original patients with these confirmed symptoms are elderly people.Investigators therefore believe that the incidence of "senile disease" among young people in the country is increasing.
If any of the following is true, can you question the conclusion of the above survey most?
A.Due to the improvement of the national medical security level, compared with the past, the people of the country are more qualified to pay attention to their physical health.
B.The minimum age of "elderly" is higher than before, and the range of patients with "senile disease" has also changed.
C.In recent years, due to the influx of immigrants, the number of young people under 45 in the country has increased dramatically.
D.Although coronary heart disease, osteoporosis and other diseases are common "senile diseases", the diseases of the elderly may not always be "senile diseases".

a
Professor Zhang? Benefits are not just material benefits.Credit, reputation, emotions, and even certain preferences should be included in the category of benefits.According to this broad understanding of "interests", if each individual meets his own interests as much as possible without prejudice to the interests of others, then the society composed of these individuals is a good society.
According to Professor Zhang's point of view, which of the following can be derived?
A.If a society is not good, then there must be a situation where the individual damages the interests of others or the needs of his own interests are not met as much as possible, which will damage the overall interests of the society.
B.Meeting the interests of each individual as much as possible will damage the overall interests of society.
C.Only when the interests and needs of each individual are met as far as possible can society be good.
D.If some individuals meet their own interests by damaging the interests of others, then society is not good.

c
If the precipitation in China's Central Plains region is lower than in previous years, the river level in this region will drop and the flow rate will slow down.This is conducive to the growth of water plants in the river, and the total amount of water plants in the river will usually increase accordingly.However, after the region experienced an extreme drought last year, although the flow rate of a river in the area was very slow, the total amount of water and grass in it did not increase with it, but was at a very low level.
Which of the following, if true, best explains the seemingly contradictory phenomenon?
A.After an extreme drought, the amount of aquatic animals that feed on aquatic plants in the river has decreased significantly.
B.There are many plains in the Central Plains area of ​​China, and the difference in altitude is small, and the surface river flow velocity is relatively slow.
C.The river dried up for a period of time after experiencing extreme drought last year, resulting in the death of a large number of aquatic organisms.
D.The slower the flow rate of the river water, the smaller the change in water temperature, which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of aquatic plants.

d
A naval force has 7 ships, A.B, C, D, E, G and G, and plans to form two fleets to sail.The first formation forms 3 ships, and the second formation forms 4 ships.The formation must meet the following conditions? (1) The aircraft carrier must be formed in the second formation; (2) At most one ship in E and C forms in the first formation; 3) A and C are not in the same formation; (4) If B is in the first formation, D must also be in the first formation.
If A is in the second formation, which of the following ships must also be in the second formation?
A.B
B.C
C.Ding
D.E

d
A naval force has 7 ships, A.B, C, D, E, G and G, and plans to form two fleets to sail.The first formation forms 3 ships, and the second formation forms 4 ships.The formation must meet the following conditions? (1) The aircraft carrier must be formed in the second formation; (2) At most one ship in E and C forms in the first formation; 3) A and C are not in the same formation; (4) If B is in the first formation, D must also be in the first formation.
If Ding and Geng are in the same formation, can you get the following?
A.A is in the first formation.
B.B is in the first formation.
C.C is in the first formation.
D.E is in the second formation.

c
A? The most important purpose of reading is to increase knowledge and broaden horizons.B? You only see one, not the other.The most important thing in reading is to cultivate temperament and improve the realm.Without the cultivation of temperament and promotion of the realm, the true purpose of reading cannot be achieved.
Which of the following is most similar to the above rebuttal method?
A.A? The most important thing in literary creation is to read excellent literary works.B? You only see the phenomenon but not the essence.The most important thing in literary creation is to observe life and experience life.Any excellent literary work comes from the fierce social life.
B.A? The most important thing in life is credit.B? You are not comprehensive.The most important thing in life is to abide by the law.If you do not abide by the laws and regulations, you can't talk about credit.
C.A? As an excellent TV series, the most important thing is to be loved by a large audience.B? You only see its appearance, not its inside.As an excellent TV series, the most important thing is to have a profound meaning and artistic charm.Without profound meaning and artistic charm, you cannot become an excellent TV series.
D.A? The most important thing in scientific research is the innovation of research content.B? You only see the content, not the method.The most important thing in scientific research is the innovation of research methods.Only by realizing the innovation of research methods can the innovation of research content be truly realized.

b
China is the world's largest cigarette producer and consumer, but in recent years the government has made efforts to change this image by issuing a ban on smoking, raising cigarette consumption tax and other public policies.According to an authoritative survey data, after a year-on-year increase of 2.4% in 2014, China's cigarette consumption fell by 2.4% year-on-year in 2015, the first decline since 1995.Despite this, China's cigarette consumption still accounted for 45% of the world's total in 2015, but this decline has had a huge impact on global cigarette spot consumption, causing it to fall by 2.1% year-on-year.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.The year-on-year decline rate of cigarette consumption in developed countries is higher than that in developing countries in 2015.
B.The rate of year-on-year decline in cigarette consumption in other countries in the world in 2015 was lower than that in China.
C.The rate of year-on-year decline in cigarette consumption in other countries in the world in 2015 was higher than that in China.
D.China's cigarette consumption in 2015 was greater than that in 2013.

d
A school library newly purchased a batch of liberal arts books.For the convenience of readers, the management staff gives the following tips on the placement of these books in the liberal arts new book reading room? (1) The first three rows of bookcases have new books in philosophy; (2) New books in law There are 5 rows of bookcases.On the left side of this row of bookcases are also new economic books; (3) New books of management are placed in the last row of bookcases.In fact.All books are placed according to the above tips.According to the prompt, Xu Li successfully found the new book she wanted to consult.
Based on the above information, which of the following is impossible?
A.Xu Li found a new philosophy book in the second row of bookcases.
B.Xu Li found a new book on economics in the third row of bookcases.
C.Xu Li found a new philosophy book in the fourth row of bookcases.
D.Xu Li found a new book on law in the sixth row of bookcases.

a
The organizer of a certain academic conference sends out a notice of the conference? Only when the paper passes the review can the invitation letter from the conference organizer be received.This academic conference only welcomes scholars from research institutes holding the invitation letter of the organizer to participate.
Based on the above notice, which of the following can be derived?
A.Scholars who do not pass the review are not welcome to participate in this academic conference.
B.Scholars who pass the review can participate in this academic conference.
C.Scholars who pass the review and hold an invitation letter from the organizer are welcome to participate in this academic conference.
D.Some scholars who pass the review but do not hold the invitation letter from the organizer are welcome to participate in this academic conference.

b
One Jiangnan Garden plans to build five gardens of pine, bamboo, plum, orchid and chrysanthemum.The garden is planned to have three gates in the east, south and north, which are located in the three gardens.The layout of these five gardens meets the following conditions? (1) if the east gate is located in Songyuan or Juyuan, then the south gate is not located in Zhuyuan; (2) if the south gate is not located in Zhuyuan, then the north gate is not located in Lanyuan; (3) If the chrysanthemum garden is in the center of the garden, then it is not adjacent to the orchid garden; (4) the orchid garden is adjacent to the chrysanthemum garden, with a beautiful covered bridge in the middle.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Orchid Garden is not in the center of the garden.
B.Ju Garden is not in the center of the garden.
C.Orchid Garden is in the center of the garden.
D.Ju Garden is in the center of the garden.

c
One Jiangnan Garden plans to build five gardens of pine, bamboo, plum, orchid and chrysanthemum.The garden is planned to have three gates in the east, south and north, which are located in the three gardens.The layout of these five gardens meets the following conditions? (1) if the east gate is located in Songyuan or Juyuan, then the south gate is not located in Zhuyuan; (2) if the south gate is not located in Zhuyuan, then the north gate is not located in Lanyuan; (3) If the chrysanthemum garden is in the center of the garden, then it is not adjacent to the orchid garden; (4) the orchid garden is adjacent to the chrysanthemum garden, with a beautiful covered bridge in the middle.
If the North Gate is located in Lanyuan, which of the following can be derived?
A.The South Gate is located in Juyuan.
B.The East Gate is located in Zhuyuan.
C.The East Gate is located in Meiyuan.
D.The East Gate is located in Songyuan.

d
Studies have found that salt and ice removal on highways in winter will turn frogs that would otherwise become females into males.This is because the sodium in these road salts will affect the frog ’s receptor cells and change the original possibility of becoming females.The sex of the frog.Some experts believe that this will lead to a decline in the number of frogs in the relevant areas.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.A large amount of road salt flowing into the pond may cause harm to other aquatic organisms and damage the baby's food chain.
B.If a species is dominated by females, the number of individuals in that species may be affected.
C.Breeding frogs in multiple pools with different salt content.As the salt content in the pool increases, the number of female frogs continues to decrease.
D.The ratio of male to female affects the size of an animal population, and the sufficient number of females is crucial to the prosperity of the species.

d
The final approved projects are either of great significance or high degree of concern.All projects of great significance involve people's livelihood issues.However, some finalized projects do not involve people's livelihood issues.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Significant projects are more likely to attract attention.
B.Some projects are of great significance but not highly concerned.
C.Some projects related to people's livelihood have not attracted attention.
D.Some projects are not of great significance despite their high degree of attention.

d
A? Know what is easy, and then act.B? Not right.It's easy to know what to do, and then know what to do.
Which of the following is most similar to the above dialogue method?
A.A? Those who know others know their wisdom, and those who know themselves know well.B? Not right.Knowing people is not easy, knowing yourself is even harder.
B.A? Do not break without standing, break before standing.B? Not right.If you do n’t stand, do n’t break.
C.A? It is easier to think than to do, but more important than thinking.B? Not right.I can do it when I think about it, and it is more important than doing it.
D.A? It's hard to do things, it's easy to do things.B? Not right.It's easy to do things, it's hard to do things.

c
All products or design schemes that are worth patenting are innovations, but not every innovation is worth patenting; all imitation is not innovation, but not every imitator should be punished.
According to the above statement, which of the following is impossible?
A.Some innovators may be punished.
B.Some innovative products worthy of patents have not applied for patents.
C.Some products worthy of patenting are imitations.
D.No imitation deserves a patent.

a
A country intends to import several of the six crops of A.B, C, D, E, and H for use in the country ’s huge animal feed industry, considering that some crops may contain prohibited ingredients and the complementarity that exists between them Or alternative factors, the country has the following requirements for the import of these crops? (1) All of them that do not contain prohibited ingredients are imported; (2) If A or B contain prohibited ingredients, then import E and H; (3) If C If it contains prohibited ingredients, then Ding will not be imported; (4) if E is imported, B and D will be imported; (5) if D is not imported, C will be imported; if C is imported, D will not be imported.
According to the above requirements, which of the following crops can the country import?
A.A.B, C.
B.B, C, D.
C.A.E, and E.
D.A.D, and yourself.

b
Four schoolgirls Shi Lin, Zhang Fang, Wang Yu, Yang Hong and four boys Fan Yong, Lu Wei, Zhao Hu, and Li Long compete in the Chinese Elephant Contest.They are arranged on four tables, each with a male and a female.The four tables are denoted as 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right.Each pair of players needs to play four games.The rules of the game are? each player wins 2 points for one game, 1 point for one game, and 0 points for a negative game.At the end of the first three innings, they are arranged according to the difference in points.The total points of the four pairs of players are 6? 0, 5? 1, 4? 2, 3? 3.Known? (1) Zhang Fang played against Lu Wei, Yang Hong played at table 4, Wang Yu's game table was to the right of Li Long's game table; (2) At least one game of table 1 was a draw, The total points of the two sides of the table 4 are not 4? 2; (3) Zhao Hu ’s total points in the first three rounds are not ahead of his opponents, and they have not made a draw; (4) Li Long has lost three consecutive rounds, Fan Yong leads his opponent in the first three innings.
According to the above information, who has the highest total points at the end of the first three games?
A.Yang Hong.
B.Shi Lin.
C.Fan Yong.
D.Wang Yu.

c
Four schoolgirls Shi Lin, Zhang Fang, Wang Yu, Yang Hong and four boys Fan Yong, Lu Wei, Zhao Hu, and Li Long compete in the Chinese Elephant Contest.They are arranged on four tables, each with a male and a female.The four tables are denoted as 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right.Each pair of players needs to play four games.The rules of the game are? each player wins 2 points for one game, 1 point for one game, and 0 points for a negative game.At the end of the first three innings, they are arranged according to the difference in points.The total points of the four pairs of players are 6? 0, 5? 1, 4? 2, 3? 3.Known? (1) Zhang Fang played against Lu Wei, Yang Hong played at table 4, Wang Yu's game table was to the right of Li Long's game table; (2) At least one game of table 1 was a draw, The total points of the two sides of the table 4 are not 4? 2; (3) Zhao Hu ’s total points in the first three rounds are not ahead of his opponents, and they have not made a draw; (4) Li Long has lost three consecutive rounds, Fan Yong leads his opponent in the first three innings.
If the following player made a draw with his opponent in the first three rounds, who is he (she)?
A.Shi Lin.
B.Yang Hong.
C.Zhang Fang.
D.Fan Yong.

a
Under the new normal, consumer demand has undergone profound changes, and consumption has been upgraded, and personalized and diversified consumption has gradually become mainstream.In a considerable number of consumers, the pursuit of product quality overwhelms the consideration of price.Supply-side structural reform, in the final analysis, meets demand.The low-quality production capacity will inevitably be surplus, and the production capacity that meets the market demand for continuous upgrading will not be surplus.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.The production capacity that is continuously updated in response to market demand is not a low-quality production capacity.
B.Only products with high quality and high price can meet the demand.
C.Only constantly updated products can meet the needs of personalized and diversified consumption.
D.Low-quality production capacity cannot meet individual needs.

d
According to Carbon 14, the creation time of the Kapimara rock paintings can be traced back as early as 30,000 years ago.In an era when words have not yet appeared, rock paintings are the main way for humans to communicate, communicate information, and record daily life.So today we can see in these rock paintings? a mother lifts her child to play, the family is looking up and trying to touch the starry sky on the head ...animals are another protagonist of rock paintings, such as giant armadillos, red deer, Crabs, etc.In many pictures, people are holding spears and chasing their prey.It can be inferred from this that human beings are now at the top of the food chain.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above inference?
A.The awe of the starry sky is one of the motives for humans to break away from animals and produce religion.
B.With rock paintings, humans can retain life experience for future generations to learn, which greatly improves human survival ability.
C.30,000 years ago, humans need to avoid being hunted by large predators such as tigers and leopards.
D.Animals appearing in rock paintings are generally the objects of human hunting at that time.

d
Li Shi, Wang Yue, Du Shu, and Liu Mo are lovers of Tang poetry and Song Ci.Among the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, and Liu Yuxi, each of them loves one of them.Own the same surname.About the four of them, it is known that? (1) if they like Wang Wei's poems, then they like Xin Qiji's words; (2) if they like Liu Yuxi's poems, then they also like Yue Fei's words; (3) if they like Du Fu's poems, Then I also like Su Shi's words;
If Li Shi does not like the words of Su Shi and Xin Qiji, which of the following can be derived?
A.Du Shu loves Xin Qiji's words
B.Wang Yue loves Su Shi's words
C.Liu Mo loves Su Shi's words
D.Li Shi loves Yue Fei's words

c
People have been arguing about whether cats or dogs are smarter.Recently, some scientists have not only studied the size of animal brain volume, but also the number of neurons in the cerebral cortex.It is found that cats usually seem to have a mentally dominant appearance, but the number of neurons in the cerebral cortex of cats is only ordinary golden retriever Half of the dog.From this, they all concluded that dogs are smarter than cats.
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis that the above-mentioned scientists reached?
A.Dogs are good at cooperating with humans and can act as guide dogs, companion dogs, search and rescue dogs, police dogs, etc.In terms of contributions to humans, dogs seem to be able to do more than cats.
B.Dogs may inherit the characteristics of wolves hunting, in order to cooperate with each other, they need to make some review.
C.The number of neurons in the cerebral cortex of animals is positively related to the cleverness of the animals.
D.Cats have fewer brain nerve cells than dogs because cats are not as "sociable" as dogs.

d
A unit plans to send three cadres with both ethics and talents to the western mountainous areas for targeted poverty alleviation.Applicants enthusiastically, after inspection, finally identified 6 candidates Chen A.Fu B, Zhao Bing, Deng Ding, Liu Wu, Zhang Ji.According to the needs of the job, the dispatching must also meet the following conditions? (1) If Chen Jia is dispatched, Ding Ding will be dispatched but Zhang Ji will not be dispatched; (2) If Fu Yi and Zhao Bing dispatch at least one person, Liu Wu will not be dispatched.
Which of the following candidates does not contradict the above conditions?
A.Zhao Bing, Ding Ding, Liu Wu.
B.Chen Jia, Fu Yi and Zhao Bing.
C.Fu Yi, Ding Ding, Liu Wu.
D.Ding Ding, Liu Wu, Zhang Ji.

d
A unit plans to send three cadres with both ethics and talents to the western mountainous areas for targeted poverty alleviation.Applicants enthusiastically, after inspection, finally identified 6 candidates Chen A.Fu B, Zhao Bing, Deng Ding, Liu Wu, Zhang Ji.According to the needs of the job, the dispatching must also meet the following conditions? (1) If Chen Jia is dispatched, Ding Ding will be dispatched but Zhang Ji will not be dispatched; (2) If Fu Yi and Zhao Bing dispatch at least one person, Liu Wu will not be dispatched.
If Chen Jia and Liu Wu dispatch at least one person, which of the following can be obtained?
A.Dispatch Liu Wu.
B.Dispatch Zhao Bing.
C.Dispatch Chen Jia.
D.Dispatch Ding Ding.

b
In recent years, the use of mobile phones and computers has increasingly blurred the boundaries between work and life.People ’s average sleep time has been decreasing.Staying up late has become the norm in modern life.Scientific research shows that staying up late is detrimental to your health, and lack of sleep is not just as simple as yawning more.Some scientists suggested that people should observe the laws of work and rest.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the recommendations made by the above scientists?
A.Sleep is the natural beautician of the body.Compared with those who have enough sleep, people who have insufficient sleep look haggard and lack charm..
B.Staying up late will slow down people's reactions, decline in cognition, reduce thinking ability, and also cause emotional out-of-control and affect communication with others.
C.Long-term lack of sleep can cause many diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, depression, and even serious injuries or death..
D.Lack of sleep will reduce the level of body fat regulating lean number hormones and increase hunger hormones, which will easily lead to overeating and weight gain.

d
The researchers used EEG technology to study the brain activity of the two mothers when they sang nursery rhymes to their babies.Try to communicate with mother.Based on this, they believe that mother-to-baby intercourse helps babies learn and communicate.
Which of the following, if true, is the most supportive of the above researchers ’views?
A.When two adults communicate, if their brain waves are synchronized, the communication will be smoother.
B.When mothers and babies look at each other, they are sending out signals that they can and are willing to communicate with each other.
C.When parents and children interact, their emotions and heart rate may also be synchronized.
D.Brain waves tend to be synchronized to optimize the state of dialogue between the two parties, make the exchange more tacit, and enhance mutual understanding.

b
All passwords in this safe are a combination of 4 Arabic numerals and 4 English letters.Known? (1) If the 4 English letters are not arranged consecutively, the sum of the numbers in the password combination is greater than 15; (2) If the 4 English letters are arranged consecutively, the sum of the numbers in the password combination is equal to 15; (3 ) The sum of the numbers in the password combination is either equal to 18 or less than 15.
Based on the above information, which of the following is a possible combination of passwords?
A.2acgf716
B.18ac42de
C.37ab26dc
D.ladbe356

c
A city's music festival has established seven categories of awards? pop, folk, rock, ethnic, electronic, rap, and jazz.In the nomination of finalists, it is known that? (1) There are at least 6 types of finalists? (2) At least 2 types of finalists in pop, folk, and rock? (3) If both rock and ethnic categories are shortlisted, then electronic music and rap At least one category is not shortlisted.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.The popular category is not shortlisted.
B.The folk class is not shortlisted.
C.The rock class is not shortlisted.
D.The jazz class is not shortlisted.

d
A female teacher in a university silently helped a poor family in a remote mountainous area for 15 years.The reporter inquired in many ways and found that the person doing the right thing is one of the five teachers of the university's School of Media, A.B, C, D and E.During the interview, the five teachers were very humble.They told reporters this way? A? This thing was done by B.B? I didn't do it, it was C who did it.C? I did n’t do it.D? I did n’t do it either.A did it.E? If A did not do it, Ding would not do it.The reporter later learned that the words of only one of the above five teachers corresponded to the real situation.
Based on the above information, it can be concluded that the person doing this good thing is
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.Ding

b
As an environmental protection enthusiast, Dr.Zhao advocates low-carbon life and actively promotes energy conservation and emission reduction.But I do not agree with his approach, because as a university teacher, he did so, taking up a lot of research time, and even now the associate professor has not commented on, how can his opinion be convincing?
Which of the following arguments is most similar to the above?
A.There is a view that only the things you see directly can be sure of their existence.But no one can see protons and electrons, which are scientifically proven to exist objectively.Therefore, this view is wrong.
B.Zhang proposed to have equal pay for equal work, and advocated that, under the same quality, regardless of age and grade, he would be paid on a piece-by-piece basis.Isn't she saying this because she is young and low-level? In fact, she is seeking benefits for herself.
C.The company's performance reward system is to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of the employees.It is fair to all employees.If someone disagrees, it means he is against fairness.
D.The unit appoints Mr.Li as the Chief of the Information Section.I heard that you have opinions on this.No one commented, only you alone, it seems that your opinion is problematic.

c
There are four young people in the job market, such as cleaning, property, network management, and sales, who are recruited by four young people, A.B, C, and D.It was learned afterwards that each person only chooses one position to apply for, and each position has one of them.In addition, it is also known that? (1) if D is applying for network management, then A is applying for property; (2) if B is not applying for cleaning, then A is applying for cleaning and C is applying for sales; (3) if B is applying for cleaning, then C is applying for sales, D Also apply for cleaning.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Ding applied for sales positions
B.A candidate property position
C.B apply for network management positions
D.A candidate for network management position

d
Tourism is a unique cultural experience.Tourists can travel with groups or travel freely.Although free travelers avoid the collective restraint of group tours, they also give up the whole explanation of manual tour guides.In recent years, they have understood the cultural needs of tourist attractions but have continued to increase.In order to adapt to this market demand, a number of smart tour guide apps based on mobile platforms have been developed.They can locate the user's location, and automatically provide scenic spot explanations, tour questions and answers, and other functions.Some experts pointed out that in the future, intelligent tour guides will inevitably replace artificial tour guides, and the traditional tour guide profession will die.
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful of the above expert judgment?
A.How to maintain the user's stickiness and how to obtain commercial value in the future for smart guide APPs that will only be used during travel are questions to be solved.
B.There are charges for manual tour guides equipped in domestic scenic spots, and most of the tour guides explain the standardized contents that have been memorized in advance.However, even if the manual tour guide has no special features, its exit from the market will take some time.
C.At present, the number of well-developed smart tour guide APP users is about one million, which is only a small proportion compared with the current total number of Chinese tourists.The market has not yet cultivated the general consumer habits of users.
D.Good manual guides can give different types of explanations according to the needs of tourists.They not only pay attention to the attractions, but also express their views.They are very personalized, which is difficult for the intelligent guide app to match.

b
A? I went to the hospital last week and the doctor who saw me was still smoking.B? All smoking doctors do not care about their health, and people who do not care about their health will not care about the health of others.A? Yes, doctors who do not care about the health of others have no medical ethics, and I will never let doctors without medical ethics see me anymore.
Based on the above information, which of the following items can be obtained?
A.A thinks he will not see a smoking doctor again.
B.B thinks that the doctor who saw A last week has no medical ethics.
C.B thinks that the doctor who saw A last week will not care about B's health.
D.A thought that the doctor who saw him last week did not care about the doctor's own health.

d
Nowadays, children's homework is not just their own business.Most parents of primary and secondary school students have to face the task of accompanying their children with homework, including dictating, checking homework and signing.According to a survey of more than 3,000 parents, 84% of parents will accompany their children to write homework every day, while 67% of parents surveyed will be troubled by their children.Some experts pointed out that parents accompanied their children to write homework, which is equivalent to acting as an assistant to the school teacher, making the family an extension of the classroom, which will adversely affect the growth of the child.
Which of the following, if true, will best support the above experts' judgment?
A.Parents should not focus on the homework assigned by the teacher, but should focus on inspiring children's interest in learning, cultivating children's good learning habits, and making children feel new and happy when they grow up.
B.Parents usually have their own work, some have to work overtime at night, and some need to do research work and housework even if they go home at night.It is generally difficult to have the energy to complete the "homework" assigned by the school teacher.
C.Parents are the best teachers.Parents counseling their children to acquire all kinds of knowledge is what it means for family education.For children in middle and low grades, parental companionship in the learning process is particularly important.
D.Parents accompany their children to write homework, which will make the children lack independence and initiative in learning.All day long, under the dual pressure of teachers and parents, it is difficult to develop interest in learning and to develop an independent personality.

b
China's Tianshan is a model of vertical zonality.It is known that the distribution of vegetation forms in the Tianshan Mountains has the following characteristics? (1) from low to high there are deserts, forest belts, ice and snow belts, etc .; (2) deserts can only evolve into forest belts after passing through mountain grasslands; (3) if they do not pass through forests Belt, mountain grassland, will not transition to mountain meadow; (4) The altitude of mountain meadow is not lower than that of mountain meadow grassland, nor higher than alpine meadow.
According to the above information, regarding the vegetation form of the Tianshan Mountain, which is arranged from low to high, which of the following is impossible?
A.Desert, mountain grassland, mountain meadow grassland, forest belt, mountain meadow, alpine meadow, ice and snow belt.
B.Desert, mountain grassland, mountain meadow grassland, alpine meadow, forest belt, mountain meadow, ice and snow belt.
C.Desert, mountain meadow grassland, mountain grassland, forest belt, mountain meadow, alpine meadow, ice and snow belt.
D.Desert, mountain grassland, mountain meadow grassland, forest belt, mountain meadow, icy belt, alpine meadow.

d
A university reading club launches a “January Day” activity.Five members of the book club, A.B, B, and P, selected one of the books in "The Analects of Confucius", "Historical Records", "Three Hundred Tang Poems", "Odyssey", and "Capital Theory".Known? (1) A loves to read history, and will choose one in "Historical Records" and "Odyssey"; (2) B and D only love ancient Chinese classics, but now they are not in the mood to read poetry; (3) if B "The Analects", then "Historical Records".In fact, everyone chose their favorite bibliography.
Based on the above, which of the following can be derived?
A.A selection of "Historical Records"
B.B selection "Odyssey"
C.C-selection "Three Hundred Tang Poems"
D.Dingxuan "The Analects"

b
If a person only works for himself, he may be able to become a famous scholar, great philosopher, and excellent poet, but he can never become a perfect and flawless figure.If we choose the occupation that works best for human welfare, then the burden cannot overwhelm us, because I am dedicated to everyone; then what we felt was not pitiful, limited, and selfish fun, we Happiness will belong to millions of people, our career will be silently, but the eternal function will exist, and in the face of our ashes, noble people will shed tears.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.If a person works only for himself, not for everyone, then the burden can overwhelm him.
B.If we dedicate ourselves to everyone, our happiness will belong to millions of people.In the face of our ashes, noble people will shed tears.
C.If we do not choose the occupation that works best for human welfare, all we feel is pitiful, limited, and selfish fun.
D.If we choose the occupation that works best for human welfare, we cannot become famous scholars, great philosophers, and outstanding poets, and we can also become immaculate and great people..

a
A cafeteria purchases 4 types of vegetables (the last word of each vegetable name is the same, which is a type) a total of 12 kinds of vegetables? celery, spinach, leek, green pepper, red pepper, yellow pepper, cucumber, winter melon, loofah, lentils, edamame, cowpea .And divide them into 3 groups according to several conditions, ready to be used in the morning, middle and evening meals.Known conditions are as follows? (1) Vegetables of the same category are not in a group? (2) Celery cannot be in a group of yellow peppers, and winter melons cannot be in a group of lentils; (3) Edamame must be in the same group as red peppers or leeks; (4) Yellow pepper must be in the same group as cowpea.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Celery and cowpea are not in the same group.
B.Celery and edamame are not in the same group.
C.Spinach and lentils are not in the same group.
D.Winter melon and green pepper are not in the same group.

b
A cafeteria purchases 4 types of vegetables (the last word of each vegetable name is the same, which is a type) a total of 12 kinds of vegetables? celery, spinach, leek, green pepper, red pepper, yellow pepper, cucumber, winter melon, loofah, lentils, edamame, cowpea .And divide them into 3 groups according to several conditions, ready to be used in the morning, middle and evening meals.Known conditions are as follows? (1) Vegetables of the same category are not in a group? (2) Celery cannot be in a group of yellow peppers, and winter melons cannot be in a group of lentils; (3) Edamame must be in the same group as red peppers or leeks; (4) Yellow pepper must be in the same group as cowpea.
If leeks, green peppers and cucumbers are in the same group, you can get which of the following.
A.Celery, red pepper and lentils are in the same group.
B.Spinach, yellow pepper and cowpea are in the same group.
C.Leek, cucumber and edamame are in the same group.
D.Spinach, winter melon and cowpea are in the same group.

d
A research institution investigated about the relationship between the frequency of laughter and the health status of about 20,000 elderly people over 65 years old.The results show that the proportion of the unsmiling elderly who think that their current health status is "not so good" and "not good" is 1.5 times and 1.8 times that of laughing almost every day, respectively.Laughter elderly tend to have a higher evaluation of their health status.They therefore think that the old man who laughs is healthier.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the investigator ’s point of view?
A.Optimistic elderly people live longer than pessimistic elderly people.
B.The torture of illness makes some people's evaluation of self-health not high.
C.Among elderly people who are healthy, the proportion of women who like to laugh is 10 percentage points higher than that of men.
D.There is often a gap between the self-health assessment of the elderly and their actual health status.

b
The broad-leaved tree has obvious advantages in dust reduction, and the effect of adsorbing PM2.5 is the best.The average dust retention of a broad-leaved tree reaches 3.16 kg per year.The area of ​​conifers is small, and the effect of adsorbing PM2.5 is weak.Averaged throughout the year, the vacuuming effect of broad-leaved trees is much stronger than that of conifers.Broad-leaved trees are also much better than shrubs and grasses in dust suction.Taking the common broad-leaved tree Sophora japonica, which is common in Beijing as an example, the dust-absorbing effect of the broad-leaved tree is about 30% higher than that of ordinary grasslands of the same area.Some people believe that Beijing should vigorously promote broad leaf trees and minimize the area of ​​coniferous forests in order to reduce dust.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned persons?
A.Although conifers do not fall leaves in winter, they are basically in a "dormant" state and have poor biological activity..
B.The imbalanced ratio of broad-leaved and coniferous trees is not only susceptible to outbreaks of diseases, insects and fires, but also affects the growth and health of forest trees.
C.Plant afforestation needs to manage both PM2.5 and other pollutants, which requires a reasonable layout.
D.Broad-leaved trees have fallen leaves in winter.In the cold winter, the maintenance cost is much higher than that of conifers..

c
Leading cadres should adopt an attitude of correcting and criticizing all kinds of criticisms, and create an atmosphere where the speaker is innocent and the listener is full of warning.Only in this way can people know everything and say nothing.Leading cadres can only achieve "simultaneous listening" and make scientific decisions only when they are admonishing and supporting the truth-tellers; only by being willing and good at listening to different opinions can they create a political atmosphere of integrity.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Leading cadres must treat criticism well, follow the example, and support the truth-teller.
B.Most leading cadres can adopt the attitude of changing the criticism and encouraging the criticism.
C.Leading cadres cannot make scientific decisions unless they follow the advice.
D.Only by creating an atmosphere where the speaker is innocent and the listener is full of precepts can a political ecology be formed.

d
A professor organized 120 young participants to familiarize them with a false report city on the computer.Then let them find out the shortest route to the key landmark at the designated place as quickly as possible, and finally let them recognize the smell of 40 kinds of aromatic plants such as chrysanthemum and zanthoxylum.It was found that those with higher scores in the pathfinding task had a more sensitive sense of smell.The professor infers from this that a good spatial memory and a strong sense of direction will make his sense of smell more sensitive.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the professor ’s above-mentioned speculation?
A.Most animals mainly rely on their sense of smell to find food and avoid natural enemies.Their evolution of olfaction helps "navigation".
B.Some of the test takers are gourmets, and are often invited to taste food in special restaurants around the city.
C.Some of the participants are marathon runners.They often participate in marathons held in some cities.
D.In the same test, the professor himself was inferior to young people in terms of olfactory sensitivity and sense of spatial orientation.

c
Some schools have proposed that they will follow the system of free teacher students and provide preferential conditions such as tuition fee waiver to attract students with excellent performance and improve the quality of medical personnel training.Some experts have raised objections to this? doctors are both noble and hard occupations, and they must have enough love and interest to do well.Therefore, they would rather be dissatisfied than recruit students.
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis assumed by the above experts?
A.Without dedication, you cannot learn medicine well.
B.If you lack love, you can't do the noble profession of doctor.
C.Regulated students often lack interest in medicine.
D.Students who apply for medicine because of preferential conditions often lack dedication.

d
A company provides employees with five kinds of beverages such as chrysanthemum, green tea, black tea, coffee and barley tea for free.There are 5 employees of A.B, C, D, and E.Each of them only likes 2 kinds of drinks, and only 2 people like each drink.Known? (1) A and B like chrysanthemum, and I like one of green tea and black tea respectively? (2) C and E like one of coffee and barley tea respectively.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.A likes chrysanthemum and green tea
B.B likes chrysanthemum and black tea
C.C likes black tea and coffee
D.Ding likes coffee and barley tea

c
Candidates will be admitted if they pass the well and pass the physical examination.Therefore, if Li Ming passed the exam but was not admitted, then he must have failed the medical examination.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A.If tomorrow is a holiday and the weather is sunny, Xiao Wu will go hiking.Therefore, if Xiao Wu did not go climbing, the next day must not be a holiday or the weather was bad
B.If a number is divisible by 3 and divisible by 5, the number is divisible by 15.Therefore, if a number is divisible by 3 but not by 5, the number must not be divisible by 15.
C.If the employees of Unit A go to Guangzhou on business and travel alone, they will all take the high-speed rail.Therefore, if Xiao Wu, a unit, went to Guangzhou for a business trip but did not take the high-speed rail, then he must not be traveling alone.
D.If it is spring and there is plenty of rain, then the weeds are beautiful here.Therefore, if the wild grasses are abundant here, but the rain is not abundant, then it must not be spring now.

c
Xiao Wang? In this year-end assessment, the performance of female employees is higher than that of male employees.Xiao Li? So, among the newly hired employees, the best performers are not as good as the worst performers.
Which of the following, if true, would best support Xiao Li's above assertions?
A.male employees are all new recruits.
B.Some of the new employees are women.
C.The new employees are all male.
D.Some newly recruited female employees did not participate in performance evaluation.

a
The population development report of a city in 2018 shows that the city's permanent population is 11.7 million, of which 4.4 million are permanent residents and 7.3 million are registered residents.From the perspective of the distribution of district-level population, the permanent population of district G of the city is 2.4 million, living The first in each district? District H has a permanent population of 2 million, ranking second? At the same time, these two districts are also regions that attract a large number of foreign residents.The two districts have a permanent population of 2 million, accounting for more than 45% of the city's permanent population.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.The registered population of District G in the city is larger than the population of permanent residents in District H.
B.The registered population of District H in the city is larger than the permanent alien population in District G.
C.The registered population of District H in the city is larger than the permanent alien population in District H,
D.The registered population of District G in the city is larger than the permanent alien population in District G.

b
Mobile payment is now rapidly gaining popularity in large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.However, not all Chinese people are familiar with this new payment method, and many elderly people are still used to traditional cash transactions.Some experts therefore assert that the rapid spread of mobile payments will block the elderly from the consumer economy, thereby affecting their quality of life in later life.
Which of the following, if true, is the most doubtful of the above experts' judgment?
A.By 2030, China's population over the age of 60 will increase to 320 million, and the quality of life of the elderly will further attract social attention.
B.There are many elderly people who are old and do not directly make purchases.The necessary items are generally provided by children or society, and their later life is very happy.
C.Relevant state departments have issued a number of policies in recent years that point out that consumers can complain when cash payment is refused, but there are still many merchants doing their own business.
D.Many elderly people have learned mobile payment methods and tips for preventing online fraud at home or in community activity centers.

b
Due to business needs, a company wants to merge the seven departments of A.B, C, D, E, G, and G into three subsidiaries? Ug, Yin, and U.3.It is known that? (1) A department can only be merged into one Subsidiaries (2) If at least one of Ding and C is not merged into Ugly, then both E and A are merged into Ugly? (3) If at least one of A.G, and G is not merged into Ug, then E merged into Yin Company and C merged into Mao Company.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.Geng and Wujun merged into Mao Company
B.Ding and Cing are merged into ugly company
C.Both B and C are merged into Yin Company
D.B and E are merged into Yin Company

c
Researcher Wang? Eating breakfast is harmful to the body.Because eating breakfast will cause the cortisol peak to be more quotient, which will lead to abnormal insulin in the body, which may cause type II diabetes.Professor Li? This is not the case.Because the high cortisol level in the morning is just a manifestation of the body's circadian rhythm, not eating breakfast will not only increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, but also the risk of other diseases.
Which of the following, if true, best supports Professor Li's point of view?
A.People who do not eat breakfast usually lack knowledge of nutrition and health, and are prone to form bad living habits.
B.Nowadays, people are busy with work, and it is common to sleep late and wake up late.It is difficult to eat breakfast on time, and the body is often in a sub-healthy state.
C.Do not eat breakfast often, work in the morning in a hungry state, not conducive to blood sugar regulation, easy to date stomach ulcers, gallstones and other diseases.
D.If a diabetic patient consumes the calories required for a day between 9 and 15 o'clock, the blood sugar level can remain basically stable.

d
A linguistics lover wants to construct legal sentences based on unmeaning words, and meaningful words are known.(2) If two unmeaning words are connected by a meaning word, they form a meaning word? (3) If two meaning words are directly connected, they form a meaning word? (4) If two Meaningful words are connected by an unmeaning word, then they constitute a legal sentence.
Based on the above information, which of the following is a legal statement?
A.XWbaZdWc
B.aZdacdfX
C.fXaZbZWb
D.aWbcdXeZ

d
A unit intends to choose 4 kinds of planting from among the sapling, jujube, neem, cedar, ginkgo, and peach trees in the garden.When planting a spring tree, plant a tree but not cedar? (3) If you plant a jujube tree, plant cedar but not ginkgo.
If ginkgo is grown in the courtyard, which of the following is impossible?
A.Planting a tree
B.Planting neem trees
C.Do not plant jujube trees
D.Do not plant peach trees

c
Woolly rhinoceros fossils are mostly distributed in northern Eurasia, and are occasionally found in the Northeast Plain, North China Plain, Tibet and other places of China.Woolly rhinoceros has a unique structure-a septum, which is simply the bone in the middle of the nose.The study found that the nasal septum of the Tibetan woolly rhinoceros fossil is just an incomplete hard bone.The nasal septum of the woolly rhinoceros fossils discovered earlier in northern Asia, Siberia and other places is "complete" than the Tibetan rhinoceros.Has a more primitive form.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above discussion?
A.A species cannot have two origins.
B.Tibet Rhinoceros Fossil is the earliest known Rhinoceros fossil.
C.In order to survive in the ice and snow environment, the nasal septum of the woolly rhinoceros has undergone an evolutionary process from soft to hard, and finally formed a complete bone.
D.The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in winter is like a "training base" for animals in the ice age.The woolly rhinoceros is trained in cold resistance here.

c
The Loess Plateau used to be rich in vegetation and covered with large trees, but now there are thousands of ravines and no trees are seen.This is the painful result caused by the currents washing the ground after the vegetation is destroyed.Some experts further analyzed that the loess plateau does not grow plants now, because the loess here is actually raw soil.
Which of the following is most likely the hypothesis inferred by the above experts?
A.Raw soil does not grow crops, only through soil transformation and other means is it suitable for growing food crops.
B.Due to lack of due input, no one is willing to cultivate the raw soil, and the uncultivated land is barren.
C.Raw soil is the result of soil erosion and lacks the nutrients needed for plant growth.
D.The black soil in the northeast contains a thick humus layer, which is suitable for the growth of plants.

b
A few days ago, scientists invented a technology that can “electrically” carbon dioxide and other substances into protein powder with nutritive value.This technology does not require suitable temperature, humidity and soil conditions like crops., This technology opens up new paths for new food production in the future and helps solve the problem of global hunger.
If the following items are true, can any one of them support the above-mentioned scientists' views?
A.Let carbon dioxide, water and microorganisms receive electric shock together, which can produce nutritious food.
B.The food problem is a major global problem.The United Nations estimates that 2 billion people will lack basic nutrition by 2050.
C.The technology of “electrically converting” carbon dioxide and other substances into protein powder will completely change agriculture and also avoid adverse impact on the environment.
D.Protein powder "electrically formed" by carbon dioxide and other substances, containing about 50% protein, 25% carbohydrate, nucleic acid and fat.

d
A company A.B, C, D, E five people like to travel abroad.Last year, in the four countries of Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom and France, each of them went to travel in two of these countries, and each country always had 2 or 3 of them to travel.Known? (1) If A goes to South Korea, Ding does not go to the UK.(2) C and E always travel abroad together last year? (3) D and B only travel to European countries.
Based on the above information, which of the following can be derived?
A.A went to Korea and Japan
B.B went to the UK and Japan
C.C went to South Korea and the UK
D.E went to Korea and Japan

a
A company A.B, C, D, E five people like to travel abroad.Last year, in the four countries of Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom and France, each of them went to travel in two of these countries, and each country always had 2 or 3 of them to travel.Known? (1) If A goes to South Korea, Ding does not go to the UK.(2) C and E always travel abroad together last year? (3) D and B only travel to European countries.
If the total number of trips by five people to European countries is as much as to Asian countries, which of the following can be derived?
A.A went to Japan
B.A went to the UK
C.A went to France
D.E went to the UK

a
Around 48.1818, New York City stipulated that all fish oil traded must be inspected and pay an inspection fee of $ 25.One day, a fish oil merchant bought three barrels of whale oil and planned to sell the whale oil into candles.The fish oil inspector found that the whale oil had not been inspected at all.According to the Fish Oil Act, the merchant needed to be inspected and paid, but the merchant claimed The whale was not a fish and refused to pay, so the defendant went to court.The jury finally supported the plaintiff and sentenced the businessman to pay a $ 75 inspection fee.
Which of the above is true and best supports the jury ’s decision?
A.New York City laws have clearly stated that "fish oil" includes whale oil and other fish oils.
B."Whale is not a fish" is similar to the "white horse and non-horse" of ancient Chinese Gongsun Long, both of which are sophistry against the common law.
C.Although many people in the United States in the 19th century considered whales to be fish, many people believed that whales were not fish.
D.At that time, most people engaged in scientific research were sure that whales are not fish, and lawyers and politicians disagreed.

d
Despite the introduction of many talents in China in recent years, the real top talents are still rare.Globally, the shortage of talents, especially high-level talents, has become normal and long-term.An expert therefore believes that in the next 10 years, the competition for high-level talents in major developed countries such as the United States, Canada, and Germany will be further intensified, and the shortage of high-level talents in developing countries is more serious than that in developed countries.Talent introduction needs to be further strengthened.
Which of the following, if true, can best strengthen the argument of the above experts?
A.The shortage of high-level talents in science and engineering in our country is even greater than that in liberal arts.
B.The general talents in developing countries are not less than those in developed countries.
C.China is still a developing country
D.The number of leading talents introduced by China in recent years is not as good as that of developed countries such as the United States.

d
In the era of mobile Internet, people can read effective characters at any time, browse Internet shells, read e-books as digital reading, swipe Weibo, and circle of friends are also digital reading.For a long time, there have been concerns about the fragmentation and surfaceization of digital reading.However, some experts have recently stated that digital reading has important value and is the future development trend of reading.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above experts?
A.There is a long usefulness, a short has short benefits, and it is not impossible to read a number without understanding it.Maybe at some point in the future, the information read at the beginning will emerge, which will have an impact on your own life.
B.At present, people are more and more using digital reading to understand hot information and communicate with each other through the network, but network communicators often disguise or anonymize and may provide false information.
C.Some online reading platforms can provide exquisite reading services.They not only help you choose books, but also help you read books.You need to "listen", but use the method of "listening" to read books, which is less efficient.
D.Digital reading is convenient for information screening.Readers can have a preliminary understanding of relevant information in a short time, and can also use this as a basis for in-depth understanding.Related online reading service platforms have become more and more in recent years.

d
The four departments of the comprehensive department, construction department, safety department and livelihood department of a certain street need to be responsible for the order, safety, environment and coordination of the street.Each department is only responsible for one of these tasks, and each department is responsible for different work.Known? (1) If the Ministry of Construction is responsible for the environment or order, the General Department is responsible for coordination or order; (2) If the Ministry of Peace is responsible for the environment or coordination, the Ministry of People's Livelihood is responsible for coordination or order.
Based on the above information, which of the following work arrangements is possible?
A.Construction is responsible for the environment, and safety is responsible for coordination.
B.Construction is responsible for order, and people's livelihood is responsible for coordination.
C.Comprehensive responsibility for safety and coordination of people's livelihood.
D.Safety is responsible for safety and construction is responsible for order.

a
The original meaning of learning is related to human life and life, but if learning becomes a slogan or dogma, it will lose its original meaning.Therefore, any learning should not become a slogan or dogma.
Which of the following is most similar to the above argument?
A The brain will adapt the real experience.However, if the brain is only a "file cabinet" that stores the real experience, it will not be adapted.Therefore, the brain should not just store the "file cabinet" of the real experience.
B.Artificial intelligence should be able to judge that black cats and white cats are cats.However, if artificial intelligence does not "digest" a large number of photos in advance, it is impossible to judge that black cats and white cats are cats..
C.Robots do not have human weaknesses and prejudices.However, robots will not be "subjectively presumed" only if the data is collected and analyzed correctly.Therefore, robots should have similar weaknesses and prejudices.
D.Intervertebral disc is a tissue without blood circulation.However, if you want to ensure its normal function, you need to rely on the blood flowing around it to provide nutrients.Therefore, it should be difficult to cultivate an artificial intervertebral disc with normal function.

b
A middle school found that students use poker to play games with gambling after school, so students are not allowed to bring poker into the school, but even coins can be used as gambling equipment, but it is incredible to prohibit students from bringing coins into school.It is absurd to prohibit students from bringing poker into school.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Prohibition of bringing poker into school does not prevent students from gambling outside the school.
B.Coins are far less convenient than poker.
C.It is difficult to find out whether the student brought poker into the school.
D.Gambling not only corrupts school spirit, but also affects students' academic performance.

a
A survey of Xiaotang Village in the western mountainous area found that about three-fifths of the children in Xiaotang Village had moderate or nearsightedness after entering middle school, and their parents and grandparents did not have the opportunity to go to regular schools for education Myopia is rare.
Which of the following is the most appropriate conclusion for the above determination?
A.Receiving cultural education is the cause of myopia.
B.Only formal education in childhood can easily become short-sighted.
C.The visual pressure caused by reading and classroom work will inevitably cause children's myopia.
D.The development of cultural education is closely related to the appearance of myopia.

d
Xiao Li was admitted to Tsinghua University, or Xiao Sun was not admitted to Peking University.
Which of the following conditions can be added to introduce Xiao Li into Tsinghua?
A.At least one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Sun has not been admitted to Peking University.
B.At least one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li has not been admitted to Tsinghua University.
C.Both Xiao Zhang and Xiao Sun were admitted to Peking University.
D.Neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Sun was admitted to Peking University.

d
Da Li and Xiao Wang are editors of a newspaper department.The editor-in-chief of the newspaper plans to transfer staff from the Ministry of Information to the Ministry of Economy.The editor-in-chief decided that the two will not be mobilized without the consent of Da Li and Xiao Wang himself.Da Li told the editor-in-chief? "I don't agree with the transfer unless I know whether Xiao Wang transfers." Xiao Wang said? "Unless I know whether Da Li is transferred, I don't agree with the transfer."
If the above three people insist on their respective decisions, which of the following conclusions can be made?
A.Neither of them can be transferred.
B.Both may be transferred.
C.At least one of the two may be transferred, but not both.
D.Either the two are transferred, or neither is transferred.

b
Last year, Jingwei Auto Store increased the ratio of marketing performance rewards for marketers.Store manager Li plans to continue to implement the reward ratio in the new year, because the number of car sales last year increased by 16% over the previous year.Deputy Manager Chen is skeptical.She pointed out that their competitors have not adjusted the reward ratio of marketers, but have also experienced similar growth in the past year.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes Deputy Manager Chen ’s questioning method?
A.Use a counterexample to deny Manager Li's general conclusion.
B.Using a counterexample to show that Manager Li's argument does not conform to the facts.
C.Using a counterexample to illustrate that Manager Li's argument is valid, but it is not enough to draw conclusions.
D.Point out that Manager Li's argument incorrectly understands and uses a key concept.

a
The average price of daily necessities in an area has increased by 30% in the past three years.During the same period, the proportion of the expenditure on daily necessities in the family ’s average monthly income did not change.Therefore, the average household income must have increased by 30% in the past three years.
Which of the following is most likely assumed by the above argument?
A.In the past three years, the average quantity and quality of daily necessities purchased by each family has not changed.
B.In the past three years, except for necessities, the average price of other commodities has increased by less than 30%.
C.The number of households in the area has increased by 30% in the past three years.
D.Over the past three years, the average household expenditure on purchasing high-end consumer goods has decreased significantly.

b
Professor Zhang? The prehistoric essential tools discovered in South America existed before 13000.Some archaeologists believe that these tools were used by people whose ancestors migrated from Siberia to Alaska.This view is difficult to establish.Because to reach South America, these people had to travel long distances 13,000 years ago, and from Alaska to South America, the wooden tools from 13,000 years ago were never found.Researcher Li? I am afraid you have overlooked? These wooden tools are found in peat bogs, and there are very few peat bogs in North America.Wooden tools will rot and dissolve in ordinary soil within a few years.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the issues discussed by Professor Zhang and Researcher Li?
A.Are the aforementioned prehistoric wooden tools used by people whose ancestors migrated from Siberia to Alaska?
B.Can Professor Zhang's argument overturn the above archaeologist's conclusion?
C.Is it possible for the above population to complete the long journey from Alaska to South America before 13,000?
D.Whether the above wooden tools will not rot and dissolve only in peat bogs.

d
Professor Zhang? The prehistoric essential tools discovered in South America existed before 13000.Some archaeologists believe that these tools were used by people whose ancestors migrated from Siberia to Alaska.This view is difficult to establish.Because to reach South America, these people had to travel long distances 13,000 years ago, and from Alaska to South America, the wooden tools from 13,000 years ago were never found.Researcher Li? I am afraid you have overlooked? These wooden tools are found in peat bogs, and there are very few peat bogs in North America.Wooden tools will rot and dissolve in ordinary soil within a few years.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes Researcher Li's response?
A.Point out that Professor Zhang's argument violates the facts.
B.Citing authoritative research results that are contrary to Professor Zhang's conclusions.
C.pointed out that Professor Zhang misinterpreted the views of archaeologists.
D.Question the implicit assumption of Professor Zhang.

a
Some anthropologists believe that without the ability to cope with various natural environments, humans cannot survive in the prehistoric era.However, there is considerable evidence that the Alpha species Australopithecus spp.The ability to survive tenaciously in various natural environments is not inferior to that of prehistoric humans, but it eventually became extinct.Therefore, the above view of anthropologists is wrong.
The vulnerability of the above reasoning also appears similarly in which of the following?
A.Da Zhang realizes that gambling is harmful, but it cannot be changed.Therefore, the conclusion that "the mistake cannot be corrected without knowing the mistake" is untenable.
B.I have found evidence that caused the Ike mine disaster to be an operational error.Therefore, the speculation that the Ike mine disaster is caused by equipment aging and is out of repair is untenable.
C.Da Litu is cheap.I bought a pair of travel shoes and it broke after a few days.Therefore, it is unreasonable to suspect that "cheap but no good goods".
D.Since I don't doubt that Xiao Zhao may be admitted to university, there is no reason to worry that Xiao Zhao may not be admitted to university.

d
Regarding the Class A Sports Compliance Test, the three teachers have the following predictions? Teacher Zhang said? "Not everyone will fail." Teacher Li said? "Someone will fail".Teacher Wang said? "Both class leader and study committee can pass."
If only one of the three teachers made a correct prediction, which of the following must be true?
A.Neither the squad leader nor the study committee failed.
B.Both the monitor and the study committee have passed.
C.The squad leader passed, but the study committee failed.
D.None of the above are true.

a
Because the image of the photo is formed by the contact between the light and the film, each photo has a certain authenticity.However, photos taken from different angles always reflect the reality of one side of the object rather than the whole truth.In this sense, the photo is unreal.Therefore, under current technical conditions, it is inappropriate to use photos as evidence, especially in court.
Which of the following is assumed by the above argument?
A.Incomplete reflection of all the real things cannot be the proper evidence.
B.The whole truth is unsure.
C.The current court hearings use photos as important physical evidence.
D.If you shoot an object from different angles, you can grasp its full authenticity.

b
Because the image of the photo is formed by the contact between the light and the film, each photo has a certain authenticity.However, photos taken from different angles always reflect the reality of one side of the object rather than the whole truth.In this sense, the photo is unreal.Therefore, under current technical conditions, it is inappropriate to use photos as evidence, especially in court.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Photography technology is constantly evolving.In theory, panoramic photos can reflect the full reality of objects from the appearance.
B.Any evidence only needs to reflect a certain aspect of the fact.
C.In the court hearing, some photos, although they cannot be evidence, have important reference value.
D.Some photos are synthesized or forged by technical means.

b
This test flight of the new aircraft is only a routine test, and it can neither be considered successful nor unsuccessful.
Which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of the stem? There is no loophole in the statement of the stem.
A.There is a loophole in the statement of the subject, and this loophole also appears in the following statement? The results of this social survey on price issues can neither be said to fully reflect public opinion, nor can it be said that it did not reflect public opinion at all.
B.There is a loophole in the statement of the subject, and this loophole also appears in the following statement? This pre-test counseling cannot be said to be a complete success or a total failure.
C.There is a loophole in the statement of the subject, and this loophole also appears in the following statement? People have special functions, which are neither scientific conclusions proven by facts nor pseudo-scientific conclusions that are purely fraudulent.
D.There is a loophole in the statement of the subject, and this loophole also appears in the following statement? In the upcoming college student debate, I do n’t think that our school team will be able to enter the top four, nor do I think that our school representative The team may enter the top four.

d
The number of driving license holders in City S has increased by hundreds of thousands compared to five years ago, but traffic fatalities have decreased significantly compared to five years ago.From this, it can be concluded that the current driving proficiency of drivers in S City is significantly improved compared to five years ago.
If the following items are true, they can weaken the above argument, except
A.The main reason for traffic accidents is that drivers violate traffic rules.
B.At present, the traffic management in S City has been significantly strengthened compared with five years ago.
C.S City strengthened the management of driving schools and improved the training standards for new drivers.
D.Due to rising oil prices, many car owners switch to work by bus or subway.

b
Xiao Qun works five days a week unless there is a legal holiday during this week.Except for the volunteer association on Friday, Xiao Qun worked in Daping Insurance Company for the other four days.There was no statutory holiday last week.Therefore, last week's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Xiao Qun must work at Daping Insurance Company.
Which of the following is assumed by the above argument?
A.It is not possible to have more than two legal holidays in a week.
B.Daping Insurance Company implements a system of four working days per week.
C.Xiao Qun did not work on Saturday and Sunday last week.
D.Xiao Qun's work in the volunteer association is related to the insurance industry.

a
Cactus is difficult to survive in a humid climate; citrus is difficult to grow in a cold climate.In most parts of a province, at least one of cacti and citrus grows easily.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be false?
A.Half of the province is wet and cold.
B.Most of the province is hot.
C.Most parts of the province are wet.
D.Some parts of the province are neither cold nor humid.

d
Moderator? Some netizens call you a wizard of Guoxue, and some netizens call you a master of Guoxue.Which name do you think is more suitable for you?
The improperness in the above question also exists in all items, except
A.Do you want the low speed of socialism or the high speed of capitalism?
B.Do you advocate sacrificing the environment for development, or do you prefer not to develop or destroy the environment?
C.Do you think people are selfish, or do you think people are not selfish?
D.Do you think that the "911" terrorist attack must occur, or do you think it is possible to avoid it?

d
To have first-class national strength, China must have first-class education.Only with first-class national strength can China make its due international contribution.
The following items are in line with the meaning of the title, except
A.It is difficult for China to make its due international contribution unless it has a first-class education.
B.As long as China has a first-class education, it can make its due international contribution.
C.If China has first-class national strength, there will be no first-class education.
D.China faces a choice? either abandon its due international obligations or create a first-class education.

d
Science cannot be separated from measurement, and measurement cannot be separated from the unit of length.The establishment of basic length units such as kilometers, meters, decimeters, and centimeters is completely an artificial agreement.Therefore, scientific conclusions are completely a subjective agreement of human beings, and there is no objective standard.
Which of the following is most similar to the argument of the subject?
A.Establishing a good social security system is inseparable from a strong comprehensive national strength, and a strong comprehensive national strength cannot be achieved without first-class national education.Therefore, to establish a good social security system, there must be first-class national education.
B.Advertisement is indispensable for doing large-scale business.Advertising requires large amounts of capital.Not everyone can invest a lot of money.Therefore, not everyone can do large-scale business.C.Tourists are allowed to sit on the park bench.If you want to sit on a park bench, you should get close to them.A path close to the bench will step on the grass.Therefore, tourists are allowed to step on the grass.D.Having solid basic dance skills must go through years of hard training.The dancers performing at the Spring Festival party must have solid basic skills.Years of hard training are tedious.Therefore, performing at the Spring Festival Gala is tedious.E.Family cannot be separated from love, and love cannot be separated from trust.Trust is based on sincerity.Therefore, departure from sincerity is the beginning of a family crisis.52.All gray wolves are wolves.This conclusion is clearly true.Therefore, all suspected SARS cases are SARS cases, and this conclusion is true.Which of the following most appropriately points out the loophole of the stem argument? A.The argument of the topic is neglected? a proposition is true, does not mean that any proposition with the form of the proposition is true.B.The argumentation of the subject ignores? the relationship between gray wolf and wolf is different from the relationship between suspected SARS cases and SARS cases.
C.The argument of the subject is ignored? Most of the suspected SARS cases are not SARS cases.
D.The argument of the subject is ignored? many wolves are not gray.

d
Violation of the law will be punished, but hardly any violation of morals will be punished.If this becomes a routine, the people will lose their moral restraint.The threat of moral loss of control to social stability is no less than the loss of control of law.Therefore, in order to maintain social stability, any unethical behavior cannot be punished.
Which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?
A.The above argument is valid.
B.The above argument has loopholes and it ignores? some illegal acts have not been investigated.
C.The above argument has loopholes, it ignores? violations of the law will be investigated, and lack of morality will be investigated.
D.There is a loophole in the above argument, which exaggerates the social harm of unethical behavior.

d
Zhang Shan likes to drink green tea and coffee.No one of his friends likes to drink green tea and coffee, but all his friends like to drink black tea.
If the above determination is true, which of the following cannot be true?
A.Zhang Shan likes to drink black tea.
B.All Zhang Shan's friends like to drink coffee.
C.All of Zhang Shan ’s friends like to drink the same kind of tea.
D.Zhang Shan likes to drink, he has a friend who likes to drink.

a
A good behavior must have both good motivation and good results.If you intentionally harm others, or unintentionally harm others, but the possibility of such harm is foreseeable, in both cases, the behavior that causes harm to others is evil.
Which of the following statements meets the determination of the subject?
Mr.A.P wrote a letter trying to provoke the relationship between Mr.E and his girlfriend.P's behavior was evil, although the letter had a diametrically opposed effect.
B.In order to express himself in front of the new leader and compete for a promotion, Mr.J used his spare time to solve the backlog of medical claims.J ’s behavior was good, because Ms.S ’medical claims were promptly compensated.
C.On the way to work, Ms.M gave her breakfast hamburger to a beggar on the street.The beggar was accidentally choked to death because he was eager to swallow.Therefore, Ms.M inadvertently committed a malicious act.
D.After the heavy snow, Mr.T helped the neighbor to remove the snow in front of the door, but accidentally left ice on the steps.His neighbor fell.Therefore, a good behavior leads to a bad result.

a
l.Unless there is an investigation, there is no right to speak.
The following items are in line with the conclusion of the question, except
A.If you investigate, you must have a say.
B.Only the investigation has the right to speak.
C.Without investigation, there is no right to speak.
D.If you have the right to speak, you must have made an investigation.

b
Zhou Qing planned to hire a part-time worker, so she came to Huiming Home Economics last weekend, but the rude reception of the staff led her to conclude that the employees of this company are not well educated and are not suitable for home economics.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.The employees of Huiming Housekeeping Company demonstrate their differences through personalized services.
B.Huiming Home Economics has nearly 1,000 employees, most of whom are field staff.
C.Zhou Qing is a picky person, she is used to denying others.
D.Upbringing is not the most important thing for domestic workers.

d
Area A is adjacent to area B.If the average acreage of the past 12 years is calculated based on the total area of ​​cultivated land and fallow land, area A is 120% of area B; if based solely on the area of ​​cultivated land, area A is 70% of area B.
If the above statement is true, which of the following is most likely to be inferred?
A.Area A produces more grain than Area B.
B.Area A has less fallow land than area B.
A small amount of cultivated land in C.A area is available farmland.
D.The proportion of cultivated land in total farmland is higher in area A than in area B.

d
Among the two corn fields in the east and west of the village, calcium phosphate fertilizers were applied to the east, but not to the west.As a result, the area to the east produces 300 kg of corn and the area to the west produces only 150 kg.Therefore, the reason why the yield in the east is higher than that in the west is due to the application of elemental superphosphate fertilizer.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Superphosphate applied to the east is an expired fertilizer.
B.The north of the field uses potassium persulfate element fertilizer, and the yield of corn per mu is 220 kg.
C.Four types of corn are planted in each field.
D.The soil qualities of the two plots in the east and west are different.

b
The book was first sold as an expensive copy of the manuscript.After the printing press came out, it was much cheaper.In the first few years of the printing press, the demand for books on the market grew exponentially.This shows that the emergence of printed books has stimulated people's interest in reading and greatly increased the number of book buyers.
Which of the following is true if it is the most doubtful of the above argument?
A.The manuscript copy of the book is more collectable than the printed one.
B.In the first few years of the printing press, buyers of original manuscript copies of books bought many printed books for the money they could only buy one book.
C.In the first few years of the printing press, the quality of the printed matter was far less than that of modern printed matter, and it was difficult to attract young people to buy.
D.In the last few years since the printing press came out, there are no illustrations in printed books.

c
The initial cause of a serious nuclear leakage accident at a nuclear power plant was not equipment failure, but was caused by human error.There is no substantive difference between such errors and human errors that are so small that they cause traffic jams and so large that they cause fires in warehouses.From a long-term perspective, traffic jams and warehouse fires are almost inevitable.
Which of the following conclusions best supports the above conclusion?
A.Nuclear power plants are unlikely to cause accidents due to equipment failure.
B.The management of nuclear power plants is no more complicated than directing traffic and managing warehouses.
C.If the nuclear power plant continues to operate, serious nuclear leakage accidents are almost inevitable.
D.People's efforts to eliminate safety accidents through strict regulations are meaningless.

d
Mr.Chen? Yesterday I was issued a ticket by the police while driving, on the grounds that I was speeding.It is unfair for the police to do this.I'm sure I saw many cars speeding at the time, why was it the only one who was fined? Ms.Jia? You were not treated unfairly, because the police could not stop all speeding cars at that time.In fact, everyone who was speeding at the time was equally likely to be issued a ticket.
Determine which of the following principles best supports Ms.Jia's point of view?
A.The fairness of any punishment can only be relative, not absolute.Absolute and fair punishment is an idealized standard and is not operable.
B.The punishment for violating traffic rules is not an end, but a means.
C.The punishment objects for violation of traffic rules shall be all those who violate traffic rules.
D.If every person who violates traffic rules is equally likely to be punished, then the punishment for any one of them is fair.

c
Most antidepressant drugs can cause weight gain.Although dieting helps reduce weight gain when taking these anti-depressants, it is impossible to avoid this phenomenon completely.
Which of the following information best supports the following conclusion?
A.Doctors should not prescribe anti-depressive medicine for patients with overweight.
B.At least some people who take antidepressant drugs will be overweight.
C.At least some people who take antidepressant drugs will gain weight.
D.At least some patients taking antidepressant drugs should maintain their weight by dieting.

d
The most important thing for a country to develop is to maintain stability.Once the stability is lost and the economy develops, political reform loses its viability.
The structure of the above discussion is most similar to the structure of which of the following?
A.A restaurant, the most important thing is to make customers feel delicious.Reasonable prices, attentive service, and elegant environment only make sense when customers are satisfied with their food.
B.A person, the most important thing is not to be poor.Once you have no money, have a degree, look, and character, what can you do?
C.Colleges and universities, even research-oriented colleges and universities, the primary task is to train students.The task is not completed well, the campus is beautiful, the facilities are advanced, and there are no more papers published, which is meaningless.
D.For literary and artistic works, the most important thing is its readability and appreciation.As long as there are enough readers, high-quality literary and artistic works can certainly achieve its social and economic benefits.

c
Professor Lin suffers from bronchitis.In order to achieve curative effect, Dr.Zhang asked Professor Lin to quit smoking immediately.
To make Dr.Zhang's request persuasive, which of the following must be assumed?
A.Dr.Zhang is an experienced expert in the treatment of bronchitis.
B.Smoking is the main cause of bronchitis.
C.Smoking in patients with bronchitis will seriously affect the treatment effect.
D.Severe bronchitis will cause emphysema.

a
Professor Lin suffers from bronchitis.In order to achieve curative effect, Dr.Zhang asked Professor Lin to quit smoking immediately.
Which of the following is preset by Dr.Zhang ’s request?
A.Professor Lin smokes.
B.Professor Lin's bronchitis is very serious.
Professor C.Lin quit smoking before, but failed.
D.Professor Lin smokes inferior cigarettes.

a
Many people do not understand themselves and do not try to understand themselves.Such people may want to understand others, but this desire must be defeated, because people who do not even know themselves cannot understand others.It can be concluded from this that if you want to understand others, you must first understand yourself.
Which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?
A.The reasoning used in the above argument is valid.
B.The above argument has loopholes, because it takes the necessary conditions for reaching a certain result as sufficient conditions.
C.The above argument is flawed because it improperly assumes that everyone can understand themselves.
D.The above argument has loopholes because it ignores this possibility; knowing yourself is more difficult than knowing others.

b
It has been proposed to solve the energy crisis on Earth by mining helium-3 on the moon, and helium-3 can be used as fuel in fusion reactors.This proposal is absurd.Even if humans can mine helium-3 on the moon, it is technically at least 50 years to build the above fusion reactor.The energy crisis facing the Earth today will be too late to resolve.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes the meaning of the question stem?
A.If the energy crisis facing the earth today cannot be resolved within 50 years, it will be too late.
B.Mining helium-3 on the moon cannot solve the recent energy crisis on the planet.
C.Mining and using helium-3 on the moon is just a theoretical assumption, and it is actually impossible.
D.It takes at least 50 years for humans to resolve technological breakthroughs in the energy crisis.

d
Professor Chen? There was no trade between Europe and East Asia at the beginning of the Middle Ages, because no written records of this aspect can be found in the existing archives.Researcher Li? Your argument is similar to this argument? the legendary Himalayan snowman does not exist because no one has ever witnessed such a snowman.The problem with this argument is that someone who sees a snowman can of course prove that the snowman exists, but no one can't prove that the snowman does not exist.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the conclusion to be expressed by Researcher Li?
A.Determining the existence of trade between Europe and East Asia in the early Middle Ages, as well as the existence of the Himalayan Yeti, lacking scientific evidence.
B.Despite the lack of reliable written records, trade between Europe and East Asia is likely in the early Middle Ages.
C.There is comparability between arguments of different contents.
D.Can not simply prove that there was trade between Europe and East Asia in the early Middle Ages based on the lack of some kind of evidence, that is, such trade does not exist.

d
Professor Chen? There was no trade between Europe and East Asia at the beginning of the Middle Ages, because no written records of this aspect can be found in the existing archives.Researcher Li? Your argument is similar to this argument? the legendary Himalayan snowman does not exist because no one has ever witnessed such a snowman.The problem with this argument is that someone who sees a snowman can of course prove that the snowman exists, but no one can't prove that the snowman does not exist.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute Researcher Li's argument?
A.Evidence of trade exchanges between Europe and East Asia in the early Middle Ages should rely mainly on archaeological discoveries rather than written archives.
B.Although there are records of trade in the documents of the Middle Ages kept in East Asia, European documents of this period have almost no records of trade.
C.According to written records, there was trade between Europe and East Asia and North Africa in the early Middle Ages.
D.There is no record of the trade between the two regions at that time in the existing documents of the Middle Ages in Europe and East Asia.If there is such trade, it is unlikely to keep records.

b
Most of the motives for donating the Hope Project are social responsibilities, but some are also personal utilitarian.Of course, behaviors out of social responsibility do not necessarily neglect personal utility.Every donation to the Hope Project is a kind act for the benefit of the country and the people.
If the above determination is true, which of the following cannot be true?
A.Some behaviors are out of social responsibility, but they are not good deeds that benefit the country and the people.
B.All behaviors that consider personal utilitarianism are not good for the country and the people.
C.Some behaviors out of social responsibility are good deeds.
D.Although some behaviors are not out of social responsibility, they are good deeds.

c
Professor Zhang? Since the 1980s, the number of spotted owls has declined sharply, and it is now in danger of extinction.Timber harvesting companies should be held accountable for this, and the old-fashioned forest areas that they harvest in large numbers are habitats for owls.Researcher Li? The decline in the number of spotted owls cannot be attributed to the timber harvesting company.In the past 30 years, a more reproductive striped owl has entered the mature forest area to compete with the spotted owl for survival resources.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes Prof.Li ’s rebuttal of Professor Zhang ’s views?
A.Deny Professor Zhang ’s premise, which is that the timber harvesting company has been harvesting in the old-age forest area.
B.Questioning Professor Zhang's hypothesis, this hypothesis is that owls can only survive in the old forest area.
C.Provide another explanation for the reasons for the decline in the number of spotted owls.
D.It is pointed out that Professor Zhang has exaggerated the negative impact on the harvest in the aged forest area.

c
Thoroughbred horse racing is an expensive commodity.A disease caused by genetic defects threatens pure-bred racehorses, causing them to lose their ability to race at a minimum, and to paralysis or even death.Therefore, horse breeders believe that once such defects are found, they should stop breeding.This view is one-sided.Because in general, this disease can be controlled through diet and medical treatment.In addition, horse races with such genetic defects are often particularly beautiful, which is what the equestrian show particularly values.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the conclusion to be demonstrated by the subject?
A.Beautiful appearance is particularly important for horse racing.
B.Horses with genetic defects do not necessarily lose their ability to race.
C.The breeding of horses with genetic defects should not be strictly prohibited.
D.Some diseases of genetically impaired racing horses are not controlled due to lack of reasonable diet or necessary medical treatment.

d
Thoroughbred horse racing is an expensive commodity.A disease caused by genetic defects threatens pure-bred racehorses, causing them to lose their ability to race at a minimum, and to paralysis or even death.Therefore, horse breeders believe that once such defects are found, they should stop breeding.This view is one-sided.Because in general, this disease can be controlled through diet and medical treatment.In addition, horse races with such genetic defects are often particularly beautiful, which is what the equestrian show particularly values.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the method used in the argument of the question?
A.Question the motives of the above race horse breeders.
B.Demonstrate that the conclusions of the above race horse breeders contradict their arguments.
C.Demonstrate that the arguments of the above race horse breeders do not conform to the facts.
D.Putting forward new ideas does not deny the above-mentioned arguments of the racekeepers, but draws different conclusions.

d
Approaching undergraduate graduation, Li Ming has achieved excellent grades in all the courses he has taken.According to school regulations, if his grades are excellent in the last semester, he will be able to study for graduate students without a test.Li Ming did not get a good grade in one of his homework in the last semester, so he could not go to graduate school without a test.
Which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of the above argument?
A.The above argument is valid.
B.The above argument has loopholes because it ignores it, and course performance is only one aspect of measuring student quality.
C.The above argument has loopholes, because it ignores and loopholes in the stated rules will lead to ambiguity in understanding.
D.The above argument has loopholes, because it maturely understands the rules stated in the question stem as? Only all the semester courses are excellent, can you be admitted to graduate school without examination.

d
Zhang Shan has always been the worst student in class A.but all the grades in the final exam passed this exam.Therefore, no student will fail in Class A in this final exam.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Zhang Shan's average score of each subject in this final exam is not the worst in class A.
B.Zhang Shan is not the worst student in class A.
C.Exam results cannot be the sole criterion for evaluating students.
D.Class A student Wang Wu failed one course in this final exam.

b
Safeguarding personal interests is the sole motivation for personal behavior.Therefore, safeguarding personal interests is the main factor affecting personal behavior.
Which of the following, if true, can weaken the argument of the question?
A.It is worth discussing whether safeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior.
B.Sometimes motivation cannot be the main factor affecting personal behavior.
C.There is both conflict and agreement among personal interests.
D.The act of safeguarding personal interests can also benefit the public interest.

a
Frugality of life should be the criterion for selecting national cadres.How can a person who does not know how to be frugal serve the people dutifully
What about financial management? The following items are in line with the conclusion of the question, except
A.A frugal person must be able to become a competent national cadre.
B.Only by living frugally can we serve the society with due diligence.
C.A competent national cadre must be a frugal person.
D.Unless you are frugal, you cannot become a competent national cadre.

b
Some skin care cosmetics with good effects are produced by Noah.All skin care cosmetics produced by Noah are expensive, and expensive skin care cosmetics are favored by ladies without exception.
The following items can be derived from the conclusion of the question, except
A.Some cosmetics with good effects are favored by ladies.
B.Among the skin care cosmetics favored by ladies, some of the actual results are not good.
C.All skin care cosmetics produced by Noah Company are favored by ladies.
D.Some expensive skin care cosmetics are effective.

a
If you have both merit and scholarship, you can get a scholarship.
Assuming which of the following, can you draw a conclusion based on the above determination? Li Tong is poor in learning?
A.Li Tong has excellent conduct, but has not received a scholarship.
B.Li Tong has excellent conduct and won a scholarship.
C.Li Tong's conduct is not excellent, and he has not received a scholarship.
D.Li Tong's character is not good, but he won a scholarship.

d
Six people from F, G, J, K, L and M apply for a position.Only those interviewed can be hired, the following conditions must be met? if interview G, then interview J.If you interview J, interview L.F was interviewed.Do not hire F unless interviewing K.K is not hired unless M is interviewed.
Which of the following may be true?
A.Only F, J and M were interviewed.
B.Only F, J and K were interviewed.
C.Only G and another candidate were interviewed.
D.Only G and three other candidates were interviewed.

c
Six people from F, G, J, K, L and M are applying for a position.Only those interviewed can be hired, the following conditions must be met? if interview G, then interview J.If you interview J, interview L.F was interviewed.Do not hire F unless interviewing K.K is not hired unless M is interviewed.
If M is not interviewed, which of the following must be true?
A.K was not interviewed.
B.K was interviewed but not hired.
C.F was interviewed, but K was not hired.
D.F was hired, but K was not hired.

c
Mr.Zhang? Perennial smoking may be harmful to health.Ms.Li? Your conclusion reflects a public misunderstanding.My grandfather lived 96 years old, but he has been smoking since he was young.
Which of the following most appropriately points out the loopholes in Ms.Li's rebuttal?
A.Try to rely on a counterexample to overturn a general conclusion.
B.Trying to resort to a case to establish a causal relationship between unrelated phenomena.
C.Try to use a counterexample to refute a possibility conclusion.
D.Improperly challenge popular opinions based on personal experience.

c
Lin Bin works five days a week unless there is a legal holiday during this week.Lin Bin worked for six days last week.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be true?
A.There may or may not be a legal holiday last week.
B.Last week, Lin Bin worked at least one day on the legal working day.
C.There must be a legal holiday last week.
D.There must be no legal holidays last week.

c
A group of people applied to the Film Academy, among which? (1) Some candidates passed the initial test.(2) Some candidates fail the initial test.(3) He Mei and Fang Ning failed the initial test.
If one of the above three determinations is true, which of the following determinations about these candidates must be true?
A.He Mei passed the initial test, but Fang Ning failed.
B.Fang Ning passed the initial test, but He Mei failed.
C.All candidates passed the initial test.
D.All candidates failed the initial test.

c
Among the eight planets of the solar system where the earth is located, one-eighth of them live.According to this ratio, consider the existence of a huge number of planets in the universe.Therefore, the number of living celestial bodies in the universe must be extremely huge.
The loophole of the above argument is that it is assumed in advance without proof?
A.If a celestial body is similar to the earth, there must be life.
B.A galaxy, if it is similar to the solar system, there must be exactly eight planets.
C.The planets of the solar system are similar to many planets in the universe.
D.Similar to the life on Earth can survive on other planets with very different conditions.

a
Xiao Li was admitted to Tsinghua University, or Xiao Sun was not admitted to Peking University.If Xiao Zhang is admitted to Peking University, Xiao Sun is also admitted to Peking University; if Xiao Zhang is not admitted to Peking University, Xiao Li is admitted to Tsinghua University.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be true?
A.Xiao Li was admitted to Tsinghua University.
B.Xiao Zhang was admitted to Peking University.
C.Xiao Li was not admitted to Tsinghua University.
D.Xiao Zhang failed to enter Beijing University.

b
Zhang Shan has the concepts of legality and illegality, but there is no concept of moral right and wrong.She was prosecuted for one of her actions.Although he admitted that his behavior was illegal, he did not know that this behavior was actually unethical.
The appeal concluded that which of the following conclusions could be properly concluded?
A.Zhang Shan did something illegal.
B.Zhang Shan did something immoral.
C.Zhang Shan is a law graduate.
D.For the law, moral ignorance cannot be an excuse.

d
The gross income of so-called blockbuster films for large investments is generally two to three times the total cost of film production and commercial promotion.But most of the annual income of the film industry comes from small and medium-sized films.
Which of the following, if true, is the best explanation for the problem?
A.There are indeed many fine works in the blockbuster films of big investment.
B.The fare of large investment blockbuster films is significantly higher than that of small and medium investment films.
C.Survey of the audience shows that the average popularity of large investment blockbuster films is not higher than that of small and medium investment films.
D.Most of the films put on the market are small and medium-sized investments.

b
Chairman? If you promote Xiao Li, you will not promote Xiao Sun.
Which of the following meets the chairman ’s intention?
A.If you don't promote Xiaosun, you must promote Xiaoli.
B.Xiao Li and Xiao Sun cannot be promoted.
C.Xiao Li and Xiao Sun cannot be promoted.
D.Unless promoting Li, do not promote Xiao Sun.

d
Ms.Jia? In the UK, according to the law of the eldest son ’s inheritance rights, the first son of the first wife of a man has the right to inherit family property first.Mr.Chen? You are wrong.The Duchess Brown legally inherited all of her father's property.
Which of the following is the most appropriate evaluation of Mr.Chen ’s judgment?
A.Mr.Chen's conclusion is a refutation to Ms.Jia, because he cited a counterexample.
B.Mr.Chen's conclusion is a refutation to Ms.Jia, because he revealed the essence of sex discrimination in the inheritance rights of the eldest son.
C.Mr.Chen's conclusion cannot constitute a rebuttal to Ms.Jia, because no law can be fully implemented.
D.Mr.Chen's conclusion cannot constitute a rebuttal to Ms.Jia, because he misunderstood Ms.Jia's words that only his son has the right to inherit property.

d
It has recently been found that the mercury content of seabird specimens preserved in the 1980s is only half of the mercury content in the feathers of live birds of the same species.The accumulation of mercury in seabird feathers is caused by seabirds eating fish, which indicates that the mercury content in sea fish is now higher than that of more than 100 years ago.
Which of the following is the hypothesis of the appeal argument?
A.The seabirds that have tested the mercury content of feathers are at the same age.
B.The mercury content of marine fish depends on the degree of pollution in its active sea area.
C.After mercury from fish is absorbed by seabirds, the residual content in feathers will change with time.
D.The method used for the preparation and preservation of seabird specimens did not significantly reduce the mercury content in seabird feathers.

c
According to statistics from the health department of a country, less than 10% of young people with diabetes in 2004 were obese.This shows that obesity will greatly increase the risk of diabetes.
Which of the following, if true, will seriously weaken the above conclusion?
A.Medicine has proved that obesity is an important cause of cardiovascular disease.
B.In 2004, the number of obese people in the country increased by 70% compared with 1994
C.In 2004, obesity accounted for more than 60% of the elderly in the country.
D.In 2004, the proportion of obese persons in the country ’s young people increased by 30% compared with 1994

d
All wrong decisions cannot be made without paying a price, but some wrong decisions may not cause serious consequences.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be true?
A.Some correct decisions may also pay a price, but all correct decisions cannot cause serious consequences
B.Some wrong decisions must pay a price, but all wrong decisions do not necessarily cause serious consequences.
C.All correct decisions do not pay a price, but some correct decisions may also cause serious consequences.
D.All wrong decisions must pay a price, but some wrong decisions may not cause serious consequences.

d
Research shows that 90% of people with severe insomnia like to drink strong tea.Lao Zhang loves drinking strong tea, so he is likely to suffer from severe insomnia.
Which of the following most appropriately points out the loopholes of the above argument?
A.It ignores this possibility? Lao Zhang belongs to the group of people who drink 10% of tea without serious insomnia.
B.It ignores other causes of severe insomnia.
C.It ignores that drinking strong tea may also cause other adverse consequences.
D.The argument it relies on does not involve the proportion of severe insomniacs among those who love strong tea.

c
Datang Co., Ltd.is composed of four subsidiaries, A.B, C and D.Each subsidiary's share of the turned over profits is equal to the proportion of employees of that subsidiary in the company's total employees each year.For example, if a company's employees accounted for 20% of total employees in a given year.Then 20% of the total profit planned by the head office in that year must be paid by Company A.However, the company's financial report last year showed that the proportion of company A's employees who paid profits to the head office decreased while the number of employees increased.
If the above financial report is true, which of the following must be true?
A.Company A's employee growth rate is smaller than the previous year.
B.The proportion of employees in companies B, C and D exceeds the proportion of employees in company A.
C.Company A's employee growth rate is at least smaller than one of the other three subsidiaries.
D.Among the four subsidiaries, Company A's employee growth is the smallest.

c
of heroin addicts in the H area had smoked marijuana before trying heroin.Therefore, if the number of cannabis users in the region can be reduced by half, the number of new heroin addicts will be significantly reduced.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Long-term smoking cannabis may cause heroin addiction.
B.Drug users can get rid of drugs through active treatment.
The percentage of people who smoke cannabis in the C.H area become heroin addicts.
D.Both cannabis and heroin are obtained through the same illegal channels.

d
In 2005, the salvage company accidentally discovered an ancient shipwreck carrying Chinese porcelain while surveying a shipwreck in the waters of Nanchuan Island.The shipwreck was located on a sediment layer on the seabed.According to investigations, the submarine sedimentary layer of Nanchuan Island was formed in 1000 AD.Therefore, underwater archaeologists believe that this shipwreck cannot be the "Conquer" shipwreck of Nanchuan Island in 850 AD.
Which of the following, if true, weakens the above argument most seriously?
A.Historians discovered that the "Conquest" had neither reached its destination nor returned to the port of departure.
B.Determined by carbon technology, the sunken ship found in the sediments of the South China Sea was built in 800 AD.
C.Upon inspection, it was found that there was a problem with the design of the "Conquer" ship, which would almost certainly sink the ship within a few weeks of going to sea.
D.The sunken ship found in the bottom sediment layer of Nanchuan Island may have landed on the bottom reef tray for hundreds of years before it fell on the sediment layer.

a
A popular view is.People can predict earthquakes through the abnormal behavior of animals.In fact, this view is based on a subjective analogy and does not necessarily reveal objective connections.A dog's abnormal behavior before the earthquake will naturally impress his owner? but in fact, at any moment in the world, there are dogs that behave abnormally.
To evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the least important?
A.Are the abnormal behaviors of two different types of animals similar before the earthquake?
B.Has the abnormal behavior of animals considered to be precursors of earthquakes occurred in the same way?
C.What is the proportion of animals with abnormal behavior before the earthquake?
D.In animals that had abnormal behavior before the earthquake, what percentage of such abnormal behavior was not noticed?

c
Professor Zhang? During the economic depression in the West, the air pollution caused by automobile exhaust will be greatly improved, because the number of people driving to work is greatly reduced.Engineer Li? I am afraid this is not the case.The number of people who bought a new car during the depression was greatly reduced.The older the car, the greater the pollution caused by emissions exceeding the standard.
Which of the following most accurately summarizes the method used by Engineer Li's rebuttal?
A.Using a counterexample to question Professor Zhang's argument.
B.Make a determination, as long as Professor Zhang's conclusion is not true, the determination must be true.
C.Put forward a consideration.Although it does not deny Professor Zhang's argument, it can weaken the support of this argument to its conclusion.
D.Demonstrate an opinion.Although Professor Zhang's argument is not persuasive, his conclusion is valid.

d
Professor Zhang? During the economic depression in the West, the air pollution caused by automobile exhaust will be greatly improved, because the number of people driving to work is greatly reduced.Engineer Li? I am afraid this is not the case.The number of people who bought a new car during the depression was greatly reduced.The older the car, the greater the pollution caused by emissions exceeding the standard.
Which of the following assumptions does Professor Zhang's argument rely on?
A.Only employees are allowed to drive.
B.Most office workers do not use public transportation to work.
C.Air pollution is mainly caused by exhaust gas emitted by office workers' cars.
D.During the depression period, the reduction in the number of people driving to work will definitely reduce the total number of cars running.

c
Any country can only develop if it is stable.
The following items all meet the requirements of the question, except
A.If any country is developed, it will be stable.
B.No country can develop unless it is stable.
C.No country can be stable but not develop.
D.Any country is either stable or not developing.

b
Office Director? This office does not intend to use recycled paper.Letters to users must leave a good impression.Cannot print on poor quality paper.Stationery suppliers? Recycling paper is not necessarily inferior.In fact, the original paper was made from recyclable materials.It was not until the 1850s that wood chips were used as papermaking raw materials due to the shortage of scrap materials.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes the loopholes in the rebuttal of stationery suppliers?
A.I don't realize that the director of the office's prejudice about recycling paper is due to some kind of ignorance.
B.Using irrelevant facts to prove a conclusion about product quality.
C.It is inappropriate to assume that the office director understands the paper manufacturing process.
D.Ignore the legal right of the director of the office to pay attention to product quality.

d
Zhang Lin is the general manager of Chi Mei, and Pan Hong is the financial director of Chi Mei.The amethyst produced by Chi Mei Company accounts for 2% of the amethyst products worldwide.Pan Hong hopes that the company will increase its profits by increasing production.Zhang Lin believes, however, that increasing production will cause global amethyst prices to fall, but will result in lower profits.
Which of the following most appropriately points out a loophole in Zhang Lin ’s logical inference?
A.Confound long-term needs with short-term needs.
B.The prices of unprocessed amethyst and processed amethyst are confused with each other.
C.Improperly assume that the company's products are closely linked to the global amethyst market.
D.Improperly assume that the change in the product supply of Chi Mei will significantly change the total supply of products in the entire crystal market.

a
In a survey, 80% of the respondents answered yes to the question "If you are found to have cancer, do you want to be told the truth?" Therefore, when people are found to have cancer, most of them want to be told the truth.
If the following items are true, they can weaken the above argument, except
A.The planner of the above survey does not have a medical background.
B.The full statement of the above question is? As a strong-willed and responsible person, if you are diagnosed with cancer, do you want to be told the truth?
C.In another survey of the same content, most respondents responded negatively to this question.
D.The above survey was carried out in a psychology class, and the subjects were trained in psychological quality.

c
General Manager? Processing orders quickly and accurately is a key business.In order to increase profits, we should process customer orders electronically rather than continue to use manual methods, because this way the orders can directly reach the relevant business departments of the company.Chairman? If the order is processed electronically, we will definitely lose money.Because most customers like to deal with orders by dealing with people.If we switch to electronic means, our business will lose its human touch and it will be difficult to attract more customers.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes the issues of the above controversy?
A.Is switching to electronic processing orders not conducive to maintaining the human touch of the business?
B.Is it faster and more accurate to process orders electronically than manually?
C.Is it beneficial to increase commercial profits by switching to electronic processing of orders?
D.Does the fast and accurate way of operation necessarily improve business profits?

a
The squirrel makes holes in the trunk to suck the slurry of the tree.Because the slurry of trees is mainly water plus some sugar, the squirrel's goal is water or sugar.And because there is no shortage of water around the trees, the squirrel does not have to work so hard to get water.Therefore, the purpose of squirrel holes is to ingest sugar.
Which of the following most appropriately summarizes the above argument method?
A.By denying one of the two possibilities, be sure of the other.
B.To summarize general conclusions through a special case.
C.Make an analogy between a known phenomenon and an unknown phenomenon.
D.Denying general conclusions through counterexamples.

d
Not this World Fashion Festival is both successful and frugal.
If the above judgment is true, which of the following must be true?
A.This World Fashion Festival is successful but not frugal.
B.This World Fashion Festival is frugal but unsuccessful.
C.This World Fashion Festival is neither frugal nor successful.
D.If the current World Costume Festival is frugal, it will definitely not succeed.

a
Pollution problems caused by industrial waste burial are most prominent in moderately developed countries, but not in developed and less developed countries.The underdeveloped countries are because there is not much industrial waste to dispose of.Developed countries either because they have effectively reduced industrial waste, or because they have effectively treated industrial waste.Country H is a moderately developed country.Therefore, the pollution it currently faces from industrial waste burial will change substantially in five years.
Which of the following is most likely assumed by the above argument?
Country A.H will become a developed country within five years.
B.H will not go back to the underdeveloped state after five years.
Country C.H will effectively dispose of industrial waste within five years.
D.H maintains its development level unchanged for five years.

c
Many companies suffer from short-sightedness.They are too concerned about the immediate results and short-term goals, so that they can not look forward.Therefore, the decision-making and actions of corporate leadership should be based on long-term goals, without paying too much attention to short-term goals.
Which of the following, if true, will weaken the above argument most effectively?
A.Short-term goals have better incentives for employees than long-term goals.
B.Long-term goals have greater uncertainty, and short-term goals are easy to control.
C.The achievement of long-term goals depends on the success of short-term goals.
D.The short-term and long-term goals of an enterprise are important for the development of the enterprise.

d
General Manager? It is recommended that Xiao Li and Xiao Sun be promoted.Chairman? I have different opinions.
Which of the following matches the chairman ’s intention?
A.Xiao Li and Xiao Sun are not promoted.
B.Promote Xiao Li, not promote Xiao Sun.
C.Do not promote Xiao Li, promote Xiaosun.
D.Unless Xiao Li is not promoted, Xiao Sun will not be promoted.

a
The atmosphere and clouds can both refract and absorb part of the sunlight.About half of the solar energy illuminating the earth is absorbed by the land and water on the surface of the earth.This heat energy value is very huge.It can be concluded from this? the earth will gradually warm up to melt.However, fortunately there is a factor that can offset this effect, namely?
Which of the following is most appropriate as a follow-up to the above?
A.The value of the heat energy that the earth emits into outer space is similar to the value of the heat energy it absorbs.
B.Through the monsoon and ocean currents, the heat of the earth ’s equator spreads toward the poles.
C.During the solar eclipse, due to the blocking of the moon, the sun rays shining on the earth are significantly reduced.
D.The core of the earth has been in a lava state due to the accumulation of thermal energy.

c
If the price of flour continues to rise, the cost of bread at Jiashi Bakery will increase significantly.Under such circumstances, Jiashi Bakery will consider expanding the beverage business to make up for the decline in bread sales profits.However, Jiashi Bakery can only avoid a significant decrease in overall revenue by ensuring that bread sales profits do not decline.
Which of the following statements can be logically derived from the above?
A.If the overall revenue of Jiashi Bakery decreases, the cost of purchasing flour will continue to increase.
B.If the overall revenue of Jiashi Bakery decreases, either expand the beverage business or reduce the sales of bread.
C.If the price of flour continues to rise, the overall revenue of Jiashi Bakery will decrease significantly.
D.Even if the overall revenue of Jiashi Bakery does not decrease, the cost of purchasing flour will not decrease.

c
Zhang, Wang, Li and Zhao entered the table tennis semi-finals.The four coaches A.B, C and D have the following predictions for the semi-final results? A? Xiao Zhang did not enter the final, unless Xiao Li entered the final.B? Xiao Zhang entered the final, Xiao Li did not enter the final.C? If Xiao Wang enters the final, Xiao Zhao does not enter the final.Ding? Neither Xiao Wang nor Xiao Li reached the finals.
If only one of the four coaches ’predictions is wrong, which of the following must be true?
A.A's prediction was wrong and Xiao Zhang entered the final.
B.B's prediction is right.Xiao Li didn't make it to the final.
C.C's prediction is correct, Xiao Wang did not reach the final.
D.Ding's prediction was wrong and Xiao Wang entered the final.

d
Recent research shows that long-term close contact with parrots increases the risk of lung cancer.However, because of this danger, no one would advocate that the government restrict or reduce the contact between people and parrots by imposing a security tax on parrot owners.Therefore, for the same reason, the government should abolish the safety tax imposed on dangerous games such as skiing, cars, motorcycles and competitive parachutes.
Which of the following does not fit the meaning of the question?
A.The government should levy special taxes on some luxury fitness and beauty facilities to supplement education.
B.The government should not promote, but should not prohibit, the news media from hype about dangerous activities like speeding across the Yellow River.
C.The government should use high-tech means to improve the safety of competitive games.
D.The government should try to increase the cost to reduce people's participation in dangerous competitive entertainment activities.

b
A sociologist believes that every enterprise strives to reduce production costs.In order to increase the profits of the enterprise, not all efforts to reduce production costs are beneficial to the enterprise.If some enterprises reduce the purchase of social insurance for employees, they can temporarily reduce production costs, but in the long run it is not worth the loss, which will benefit the employees.Cause damage, reduce the sense of belonging of employees, and affect the production efficiency of enterprises.
Which of the following most accurately represents the conclusion stated by the above sociologist?
A.If a measure can increase the profit of the enterprise, but not the welfare of the employees, this measure is not worth advocating.
B.Some measures taken by enterprises to reduce costs are not always beneficial to the development of enterprises.
C.Only when the interests of employees and entrepreneurs are the same, the measures taken by the enterprise are beneficial to the development of the enterprise.
D.The enterprise's efforts to reduce production costs need to be comprehensively considered from the perspective of the enterprise's overall interests.

d
Mr.X has always been hailed as a literary master in the Western world in the 19th century, but the benefits he received from his literary masters have been ignored by critics.In addition, Mr.X has never written a truly monumental masterpiece, and his most widely known works have major flaws in both style and expression.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above statement?
After Mr.A.became famous in the literary world, he did not admit that he had benefited from his predecessors.
B.Contemporary critics began to re-review Mr.X's work.
Mr.C.X's work is basically imitating its predecessors, lacking innovation.
Mr.D.X's contribution to the development of Western literature is overstated.

a
A study found that girls who use drugs (such as ecstasy) are 2 to 3 times more likely to suffer depression than girls who do not have this behavior; boys who drink alcohol are more likely to suffer depression than boys who do not drink Out 5 times.In addition, depression can reduce the impulse of children who do not have bad behaviors, but it can make children who have had the above bad behaviors more outrageous.
If the above determination is true, which of the following must be true?
A.Children who behave abnormally tend to be depressed, which in turn aggravates their unusual behavior.
B.Alcoholic boys are more likely to suffer depression than girls who consume ecstasy.
C.Melancholy can make people lose the joy of life and lead to abnormal behavior.
D.Most children without bad habits are happy and happy in the family.

d
Even in ancient times, large-scale cereal farms could only survive by relying on large-scale agricultural product markets, and this large-scale agricultural product market meant that there were cities with a considerable population.Because there is only one family of small farmers in Chinese history, there has never been an agricultural model of large-scale farm production.Therefore, the ancient Chinese cities discovered by archaeology are probably not densely populated cities, but just The crowd of ceremonies gathered temporarily.
Which of the following most appropriately points out the loopholes of the above argument?
A.The conclusion is just a repetition of an assertion in its premise.
B.The definition of a key concept in the argument is inconsistent.
C.In the same argument, different interpretations of an ambiguous conclusion were made.
D.Taking the absence of a certain situation as the basis for proving that such a situation does not exist.

c
The width of a motorcycle lane on a main road in a city is 2 meters.Many motorcycle riders often rush on the car lane, severely disrupting the traffic order and causing frequent traffic accidents.Someone suggested to the municipal government? Motorcycle lanes should be widened to 3 meters to allow motorcyclists to have wider lanes, thereby eliminating road grabbing.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.After the width of the motorcycle lane is increased, the speed of the motorcycle will be accelerated, and the accident may increase.
B.After the motorcycle lane is widened, the car lane will be narrowed, and the car driver will have opinions.
C.When the motorcycle lane is widened, some cyclists will still grab the lane in the car lane.
D.The method of widening the motorcycle lane has no effect on the violation of the vehicle lane.

d
A large area of ​​forest diseases and insect pests occurred in a mountain area.When discussing the use of pesticides, Lao Xu proposed? "Either use chemical pesticides such as methamidophos or biological pesticides.The former has been used in the past, the price is cheap, the insecticidal effect is good, but the toxicity is large; the latter has not been used, The effect is uncertain and the price is expensive."
From Lao Xu's proposal, what is impossible?
A.If chemical pesticides are used, then biological pesticides are not used.
B.Either use chemical pesticides or biological pesticides, whichever is the same.
C.If chemical pesticides are not used, then biological pesticides are used.
D.Chemical pesticides are better than biological pesticides and should be given priority.

b
In the past, people rarely received spam on their computers.Now, as long as they have their own e-mail address, people can receive several or even dozens of spam messages including various advertisements and boring content every day when they turn on their computers.Therefore, it is necessary to formulate rules to restrict various spam emails and study effective methods of anti-spam emails.
Which of the following, if true, would best support the above argument?
A.The current advertising is pervasive and has penetrated into everyone's daily life.
B.At present, e-mail address detection software is superb, but the software and measures to prevent it are weak.
C.Compared with the computers in the past, the performance of the current computer is very powerful.
D.For modern people who often use computers, spam is one of their main troubles.

d
The black-veined butterfly larvae first break the veins of the milkweed plant containing venom, let the venom flow out, and then ingest the whole leaf.Under normal circumstances, the venom in the milkweed plants is almost completely drained after the veins are broken, even if there is a very small amount of residue, it will not pose a threat to the larvae.The larvae of the black veined butterfly use the poisonous milkweed plant as a food source until they mature.
Which of the following is most likely the assumption made above?
A.There are many ways for larvae to deal with the venom of poisonous plants.Therefore, poisonous plants are a food source for many kinds of larvae.
B.Except for the larvae of the monarch butterfly, milkweed plants are not suitable for consumption by other larvae.
C.In addition to plants of the genus Milkweed, other poisonous plants have evolved to the extent that they can prevent the larvae of monarch butterfly from destroying their veins.
D.The veins of the milkweed plant have not evolved to the point that the larvae of the black veined butterfly cannot break.

a
Zhaojia Village has much less farmland than Majia Village, but the unit production cost of Zhaojia Village has been significantly lower than that of Majia Village in recent years.The people in Majia Village found through investigation that Zhaojia Village stopped using expensive fertilizers and switched to rotation and manure application twice a year.Soon, Majia Village adopted the same measures.Soon, Majia Village achieved good results.
Which of the following is most likely the assumption made above?
A.Majia Village has sufficient sources of manure for farmland application.
B.Majia Village is better than Zhaojia Village at field management to promote crop growth.
C.Majia Village often investigates the agricultural production of Zhaojia Village and learns the experience of reducing production costs.
D.Majia Village used treated sewage sludge instead of chemical fertilizer, but had little effect on production costs.

d
Since the beginning of this year, the real estate market in Province A has shown signs of sluggishness, transaction volume has decreased, and house prices have fallen.However, the S city in the province is an exception.House prices have continued to rise and transactions have been active.
Which of the following, if true, is the least helpful in explaining the above exception?
A.Upon approval, S City will establish a high-tech development zone, and a large amount of foreign capital is expected to enter the city.
B.The city ’s increased transportation infrastructure and investment have shown results, and the situation of traffic congestion has improved significantly.
C.Compared with many cities in the east, the real estate prices in City S have been low, and there is more room for increase.
D.The banks in S City issued a large amount of loans to real estate developers to promote the development of the city ’s real estate industry.

d
Recently, domestic archaeologists discovered ancient sites in the Spring and Autumn Period in a remote area in the north.The local tourism department believes that the ancient site reflects the characteristics of the ancient civilization in spring and autumn, and should immediately invest in restoration and build public transportation facilities around it in order to attract domestic and foreign tourists.Professor Zhang objected to this? there are many unsolved mysteries in the ancient ruins to be deciphered, which should be protected first, and it is not suitable for restoration and tourism development for the time being.
If any of the following is true, will it strengthen Professor Zhang's point?
A.Only people who know the history of ancient ruins and how to protect them can participate in the restoration of ancient ruins.
B.It is still difficult for people to understand and judge the great significance of ancient civilization.
C.Restoration of any ancient site should show the oldest features of the area.
D.In the absence of research, rushing to repair ancient sites may cause irreparable damage to cultural relics.

b
In 1979, an elephant was discovered in the Moses region of Africa when entering a cave in Lai Mountain while foraging.Soon, other elephants also began to enter the cave, and in the next few years, they entered the cave to gather and became a routine activity of the entire elephant herd.Before 1979, no elephants were found in the cave in Moses, and there were no elephants in the cave.By 2006, the entire elephant herd spent most of its winter in or near the cave.This shows that elephants can accept and impart new behaviors, which is not determined by genetics.
Which of the following is the assumption discussed above?
A.Gene mutations in elephants can occur over a relatively short time span, such as decades.
B.The new behaviors of elephant herds that have emerged for decades are not predetermined by genetics.
C.Elephant's new behavior pattern is easy to become a fixed way, and it usually lasts for several generations.
D.The group behavior of elephants is not affected by heredity, but is the result of imitating each other in the elephant group.

b
When debating smoking, the square believes that smoking is beneficial for weight loss because people tend to gain more weight after quitting than before quitting.The counter-argument refuted? Smoking does not lead to weight loss, because people who smoke often try to alleviate smoking through stress, but it is impossible to fundamentally relieve tension, and tension causes the body to lose weight.After quitting smoking, people can use other more effective
Ways to relieve tension.Which of the following debate strategies should the anti-party use?
A.Citing arguments that can question the accuracy of the square evidence.
B.Give another fact to make a new explanation for the cause and effect relationship of the square.
C.Rely on scientific knowledge to refute confusing fallacies.
D.Revealing the argument and conclusion of the square is causal inversion.

b
A? People can get any desired information and materials from the Internet.Therefore, people do not need to listen to the opinions of experts, as long as they can easily learn the knowledge they need through the Internet.B? Past experience tells us? As knowledge increases, the demand for experts also increases accordingly.Therefore, the Internet will increase our chances of consulting experts.
Which of the following is the focus of the above argument?
A.Whether the Internet can help the spread of information throughout society.
B.Can the Internet increase the possibility of consulting experts when learning knowledge.
C.Can the Internet make it easier for more people to obtain more information.
D.Whether experts will rely more on the Internet in the future.

a
Husband and wife discuss which elementary school the child goes to.The husband said? According to the latest teaching quality assessment report of the local education bureau, the teaching quality of Qingshan Primary School is not high.His wife believes that this report may not be objective and accurate, because there are people from Lushui Primary School who wrote the report, and Lushui Primary School is near Qingshan Primary School.It is actually higher.
Which of the following best weakens the wife ’s reasoning?
A.There are also people from Qingshan Primary School who wrote the assessment report.
B.Blind trust in Qingshan Primary School, subjectively believe that the quality assessment report is not credible.
C.Use biased arguments to demonstrate that "the teaching quality assessment report is wrong".
D.No exact argument was provided, only speculation that there was a problem with the assessment report.

d
A network company used a questionnaire to investigate people who landed on the "Psychologist's Window" website to seek psychological help.The results showed that 46% of the people who continued to log on the "Psychologist Window" website for 6 months or more claimed that the communication and exchange with the "Psychologist Window" website made them feel better.Therefore, logging in to the "Psychologist Window" website for a longer period of time will improve people's mental state more effectively than logging in for a short period of time.
Which of the following, if true, would weaken the above argument most?
A.Among those who have been on the website for more than 6 months, 10% of them report that they feel worse after logging in.
B.People who have been on the site for more than 6 months are more willing to answer the questionnaire than those who log on for a short time.
C.People who are dissatisfied with the "Window of Psychiatrist" website are often those who are impatient, and they often take a negative attitude towards the questionnaire survey.
D.People who log in to the website to get a good mood will log in more actively, and those who feel ineffective will often leave.

c
In the nineteenth century, the French Academy of Fine Arts was the main sponsor of French painting and sculpture.At that time, the number of individual sponsors had declined sharply.Since the Art Society did not encourage artistic innovation, French sculpture in the nineteenth century lacked novelty; however, French painting in the same period showed a great deal of innovation.
Which of the following, if true, is most helpful in explaining the innovative difference between French painting and sculpture in the nineteenth century?
A.In the nineteenth century, the French Art Society gave more funding support for paintings than sculptures.
B.In the nineteenth century, sculptors received more funding from the Art Society than painters.
C.Since the prices of paint and canvas are cheaper than those used for sculpture, there are more non-sponsored paintings in France in the 19th century than non-sponsored sculptures.
D.A very small number of French artists in the 19th century performed both sculpture and painting.

d
Yesterday was Xiaohong's birthday, and the day after tomorrow was Xiaowei's birthday.Their birthdays are equally far from Sunday.
If the above determination is true, what day is today?
A.Today is Friday.
B.Today is Monday.
C.Today is Tuesday.
D.Today is Wednesday.

b
Flower and Beauty" magazine was commissioned by the A City Flower and Bird Association to conduct a poll on the magazine readers about the selection of city flowers in City A.As a result, more than 60% of the readers selected lotus as the city flower.Most citizens in the city favored the lotus as the city flower.
Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the editorial department ’s conclusion?
A.Some "Flowers and Beauty" reading do not like lotus.
B.The readers of Flower and Beauty magazine mainly come from some female citizens with higher income in City A.
C.Some readers of Flower and Beauty did not comment on the survey.
D.The final decision of the city flower selection is the city A government, not the Flower and Bird Association.

d
Psychological research shows that when people have negative attitudes to certain things, if they are connected with things they like through pictures, people's attitudes toward these things may change from negative to positive.So, what should an ad designer?
Which of the following is the most logical to complete the above statement?
A.Use little text content in its advertisements to present more screen elements.
B.Exaggerate the advertised products through the pictures and try to make people feel good about them.
C.Publish their advertisements on TV instead of in magazines.
D.Appropriately insert pictures liked by most target customers in the advertisement.

c
Shopping mall investigators found that when shopping for clothing in winter, some people would rather endure the cold and choose fashionable but not warm clothing.Based on this, the investigators concluded that in order to obtain an impressive appearance in front of everyone, people sometimes prefer to sacrifice their comfort.
Which of the following situations is most similar to the above argument?
A.Some people's work units are near their residences, and they can walk or bike to work, but they still buy high-end cars and use them as transportation.
B.Some parents are influenced by their children when buying skates for their children in shopping malls.They will choose those trendy and beautiful skates, even if other types of skates are safer and more reliable.
C.A couple hosted a banquet to entertain friends.When choosing wine, they chose a more expensive type A wine.Although they prefer to drink type B wine, they think that type A wine can leave a deeper impression on guests .
D.Some people sleep on hot nights and prefer not to use air conditioners or use less air conditioners.They think that this will not only save electricity, but also reduce the damage to the environment caused by the excessive use of air conditioners.

a
Xiao Chen often receives fines from the traffic control bureau for speeding his car.His investigation found that his colleagues were much less likely to overdrive small-displacement cars.To this end, he decided to sell the large-displacement car he was driving and buy a small-displacement car to reduce the possibility of speeding.
Xiao Chen's argumentation and reasoning are most easily criticized by which of the following?
A.Just infer causality based on the connection between phenomena.
B.To draw general conclusions based on an overly narrow example.
C.Take sufficient conditions to reach a conclusion as necessary.
D.Take the necessary conditions to reach a conclusion as sufficient conditions.

d
The newly extruded milk contains antibacterial active ingredients such as lysozyme.Place a cup of raw milk in a microwave oven and heat to 50 ° C, its lysozyme activity is reduced to 50% before heating.However, if the raw milk is heated to 50 ° C with a traditional heat source, the lysozyme activity in the raw milk is almost the same as before heating.Therefore, it is not the heating but the microwave that generates heat to inactivate the enzyme.
Which of the following, if true, can weaken the above argument most?
A.Heating raw milk to 100 ° C will completely inactivate the lysozyme activity.
B.The destruction of raw milk enzymes by heating can be compensated by adding other enzymes, but the destruction of enzymes by microwaves cannot be compensated.
C.It takes longer to heat liquid milk to 50 ° C with a traditional heat source than to microwave oven to 50 ° C.
D.Heating the liquid in a microwave oven causes the internal temperature to be higher than the temperature reached on the surface of the liquid

b
Some low-carbon economies are green economies, so low-carbon economies are all high-tech economies.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute the above argument?
A.Neither the green economy is a high-tech economy.
B.Some of the green economy is advanced technical economy.
C.Some low-carbon economies are not green economies.
D.Some green economies are not low-carbon economies.

a
In a major international track and field competition, a famous long-distance runner successfully entered the 10,000-meter final.According to past results, as long as she does not violate the rules, the champion is none other than her.However, unexpectedly, she did not get a gold medal.
In addition to the following, which may be the reason why the athlete missed the gold medal?
A.For reasons other than the competition, the athlete deliberately could not get a gold medal.
B.The athlete's coach shouted loudly outside the court.
C.The athlete tested positive for illegal drugs after the match.
D.The athlete forgot the start time of the final.

d
Statistics in the first half of this year show that? after three months of month-on-month rise of 1.8%, the CPI of province A fell by 1.7% for three consecutive months, and after three consecutive months, the CPI of province B fell by 1.7% sequentially for three consecutive months.Monthly rose 1.8%.
If the CPIs of the two provinces are the same in December last year, which of the following judgments is not true?
A.In February this year, Province A had a higher CPI than Province B.
B.In March this year, Province A had a higher CPI than Province B.
C.In April this year, Province A had a higher CPI than Province B.
D.In June this year, Province A had a higher CPI than Province B.

c
Zhao Yuan ’s colleagues are all fans.Zhao Yuan ’s classmates who work in the software park are not fans.Li Ya is both Zhao Yuan ’s classmate and his colleague.Wang Wei is Zhao Yuan ’s classmate but does not work in the software park.Zhang Ming It was Zhao Yuan ’s classmate but not a fan.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Wang Wei is a fan.
B.Zhao Yuan is not a fan.
C.Li Ya does not work in the software park.
D.Zhang Ming works in the software park.

d
In order to reduce traffic congestion, a city adopts the following traffic restriction measures? Monday to Friday, non-commercial vehicles are divided into five groups according to the last number 0, 5, 1, 6, 2, 7, 3, 8, 4, 9 The order is limited to one day, and two weekends and legal holidays are not limited.Fines will be imposed on those who violate the regulations.
With regard to the following description of the city ’s residents ’travel, except for which one, may they not violate the travel restrictions?
A.Zhao Yi drove a commercial vehicle with a mantissa of 1, and ran on the road every day.
B.Qian Er has two private cars with different tail numbers and drives every day.
C.Zhang San and his neighbors have three private cars with different tail numbers.They cooperate to drive two cars a day.
D.Wang Wu and his neighbors have a total of six private cars with different tail numbers.They cooperate to drive five cars a day.

a
The 2011 World University Games was held in Shenzhen, China, and athletes participated in the competition through selections from various countries.A project restricts each country to participate in up to two registrations.In this country, there are four outstanding athletes U, V, W, X willing to sign up.Through a fair, fair and open domestic competition, U and V were selected to participate in the World University Games.
The following statements do not match the title
A.Athlete W outperformed athlete U in the trial, but U is the holder of the country's record for this sport.
B.Athlete X had the best performance in the selection competition, but the test for illegal drugs was positive after the competition.
C.Athlete W has created the best result in the country this season.
D.Athlete U was suspended for two years due to doping in 2008.

c
A study took 288 senior high school science students in 288 and divided them into two groups for testing.Before the math test, one group of students chewed the gum for 10 minutes, while the other group did not need to chew the gum.The test results showed that the candidates who chewed gum generally had 20% lower anxiety than those who did not chew gum, especially for the student group with low anxiety, the chewing group had 36% lower anxiety than the unchewing group, and the anxiety Candidates in the state who chewed gum were 16% less anxious than chewing gum.
From the above experimental data, which of the following can best be derived?
A.Chewing gum has no effect on candidates with high anxiety.
B.For the group of candidates with high anxiety, the chewing group had 8% lower anxiety than the unchewing group.
C.Chewing gum can relieve the test anxiety of students with low and moderate anxiety.
D.Chewing gum cannot relieve test anxiety.

a
A huge earthquake occurred in a coastal city of a country, which triggered a tsunami that has not been seen for many years, and caused several nuclear power plants to enter the water.The water contaminated by nuclear radiation may be discharged into the sea.
The following items help to conclude that water contaminated with nuclear radiation has been discharged into the sea, except?
A.Five days after the incident, it was discovered that the internal organs of a dead fish near Antarctica, thousands of miles away, were affected by nuclear radiation.
B.Ten days after the incident, through the seawater sampling and inspection beyond 100 nautical miles, it was found that the radioactivity exceeded the standard.
C.The power supply of the affected No.1 nuclear power station is interrupted, and the originally designed protective measures are difficult to play a role.
D.The cooling system of the affected No.2 nuclear power plant failed, and high-temperature water spread out.

b
In spite of the outside world ’s talks about loosening monetary policy, the central bank of a country passed a clear message at the meeting of the governors of the branches that it held a few days ago.It will continue to implement a sound monetary policy in the second half of the year and maintain the necessary policy strength.Some scholars believe that this shows that the decision-makers in the country still regard price stability as their top priority, while controlling the decline in economic growth to an affordable range.
Which of the following can support the views of the above scholars?
A.If the necessary policy strength is maintained, monetary policy cannot be relaxed.
B.Only by implementing a sound monetary policy can prices be stabilized.
C.Once the prudent monetary policy is implemented, the economic growth rate will decline.
D.Only by stabilizing prices can the decline in economic growth be controlled within a tolerable range.

b
A lottery ticket sales station has been selling an anonymous and non-reporting "scratch-and-scratch" lottery ticket in the past six months.There are 2 hidden two-digit numbers on the left of the lottery and 6 hidden two-digit numbers on the right.Customers can scratch lottery tickets after buying.If a number scratched on the right is the same as a number on the left, the smaller number _____ in the font under the number on the right is the amount won.According to the information provided by Fucai Center? the possible winning amounts for this lottery are? 60 yuan, 800 yuan, 6000 yuan, 8000 yuan, 60,000 yuan, 100,000 yuan.Zhang San bought a lottery ticket at a Fucai sales station after work.After scratching, he found that the number on the right is 15, which is the same as the number on the left.Looking at the small font number below is 8000 yuan, I am very happy.Li Si, who sold lottery tickets, immediately gave him 8,000 yuan, and Zhang San happily went to the restaurant to have a big meal with his friends.Conflict broke out afterwards, and the two had a lawsuit.
Which of the following statements is the most unlikely?
A.Zhang Sanzhen thinks he has won 8,000 yuan.
B.Li Si seriously believed that Zhang San won 8,000 yuan.
C.Zhang San thinks he really won the lottery.
D.Li Si thinks that Zhang San really won the lottery.

a
In a certain city, the investment environment was optimized.In 2010, a total of 1 billion yuan was attracted for investment.Among them, foreign capital was 570 million yuan, investment in tertiary industry was 460 million yuan, and investment in non-tertiary industry was 540 million yuan.
Based on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.Foreign investment in tertiary industry is greater than domestic investment in non-tertiary industry.
B.The foreign investment in the tertiary industry is smaller than the domestic investment in the non-tertiary industry.
C.Foreign investment in tertiary industry equals domestic investment in non-tertiary industry.
D.Foreign investment in the tertiary industry and domestic investment in the non-tertiary industry cannot be compared.

c
The company sent 4 people, Zhang, Wang, Li and Zhao, to Changsha to participate in an economic forum.They selected 4 different ways of travel by plane, car, ship and train.Known? (1) Tomorrow is windy or rain; (2) If it is windy tomorrow, then Zhang chooses to travel by train; (3) Assuming it rains tomorrow, then Wang chooses to travel by train; Zhao does not choose to travel by train, so neither Li nor Wang will choose to travel by plane or car.
Based on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.Zhao chose to travel by car.
B.Zhao does not choose to travel by car.
C.Li chose to travel by steamer.
D.Zhang chooses to travel by plane.

d
There are millions of genes in nature.Which genes are the most common and abundant? A research institution found the answer after successfully decoding a large number of genomes, that is, a transposon called "selfish DNA".The abundance and breadth of transposon genes indicate that they have played a crucial role in evolution and biodiversity maintenance.Biology textbooks generally believe that the enzyme that can fix carbon dioxide in photosynthesis is the most abundant enzyme on earth.Some scholars once speculated that the gene that can encode this enzyme should also be the most abundant.However, research has found that a transposon called "junk DNA" instead rules the world of known genes.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the scholar's speculation (there are versions of research findings)?
A.The basic function of transposons is to spread themselves everywhere.
B.The same enzyme is sometimes encoded with different genes.
C.Different enzymes may be encoded by the same gene.
D.Different enzymes require different genes for coding.

d
A research paper published by a well-known foreign academic journal revealed that when a person is angry, a series of reactions will occur in the body, which will make the heart beat faster, endocrine disorders, blood pressure rise, digestive system disorders, serious vomiting or syncope , In the future, it will also cause skin freckles to increase.Zhang San hopes that children can go to famous universities.If they see unsatisfactory results, they will get bored.
Based on the conclusion of the question, which of the following is true, can Zhang San be angry?
A.Zhang San's blood pressure has increased.
B.Zhang San's blood pressure increased and he vomited.
C.Zhang San's blood pressure increased, vomiting accompanied by syncope, and freckles on the skin also increased.
D.Zhang San's son's grades fell in two subjects during the final exam of the semester.

a
A member of a mountaineering tourism team helped each other and established a profound friendship.Li Jia, who joined later, has been rescued by other members many times, but she has not rescued anyone.The people who rescued Li Jia have been rescued by Wang Yue, Zhao Xin has rescued all members of the group, and the people Wang Yue rescued He was also rescued by Chen Fan.
Based on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be drawn?
A.Chen Fan rescued Zhao Xin.
B.Wang Yue rescued Li Jia.
C.Wang Yue rescued Chen Fan.
D.Chen Fan rescued Li Jia.

a
A city's newspaper industry group encountered difficulties in operating and rescued a consulting company.The consulting company sent Dr.Zhang to investigate the distribution period of the targeted newspapers.Morning newspapers in the morning, daily newspapers in the morning, and evening newspapers in the afternoon were not prepared for the night.Dr.Zhang suggested that they run a "City Night News" to occupy this market.
Which of the following, if true, can properly point out the problems in Dr.Zhang ’s analysis?
A.The period of newspaper issuance and the reading time of readers may be different.
B.The lights in the bar or theater are dim and the newspaper cannot be read.
C.Many people have the habit of reading before going to bed, but less reading newspapers.
D.People usually get used to watching TV programs at night and rarely read newspapers.

c
A researcher fed bee larvae with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days.The results showed that the larvae with fresh royal jelly grew into queen bees.Further research found that a protein called "royalactin" in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, so that the larvae have the characteristics of a large queen and developed ovaries.The researchers used this protein to feed fruit flies and fruit flies.There are also increases in body length, number of eggs laid, and longevity, indicating that this protein's impact on biological characteristics is cross-species.
Which of the following, if true, can support the findings of the above researchers?
A.The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and have the same genes, and their larvae are no different.
B.The genes of bees and fruit flies are not much different, they have many of the same biological characteristics.
C."royalactin" can only be stored for a short period of time, and will decompose into other substances after a long time.
D.The food of larvae of bees that can grow into queen bees is royal jelly, while the foods of other larvae are only pollen and honey.

d
Some volunteers participated in the test of evaluating the sweetness of beverages.Those who often drink sugary drinks and have a fat body have a lower rating of the same beverages than those of normal size.This shows that the sensitivity of their taste buds to sweetness has decreased.The results also showed that those who are fatter tend to choose sweeter foods subconsciously.This shows that eating too much sugar may form a vicious circle, that is, eating sugar often will reduce the sensitivity of taste buds to sweetness.The satisfaction of eating the same amount of sugar will decrease, and the subconscious will ask to eat more sugar.The result is that too much sugar intake leads to obesity.
Which of the following can support the above argument?
A.There is a standard for evaluating the sweetness of beverages.
B.Volunteers can make a more accurate assessment of the sweetness of the beverage.
C.People who like to eat sweets often cannot resist the temptation of sweetness.
D.Satisfaction is dominated by subconscious mind.

d
In 2010, the specific situation of a school providing training for teachers in a country is? 38% of public schools have 1% -25% of teachers participating, 18% of public schools have 26% -50% of teachers participating, and 13% of public schools 51% to 75% of teachers participated, and 30% of public schools had 76% or more teachers participated in such training.In contrast, 37% of rural schools have 1% to 25% of teachers participating, 20% of rural schools have 26% to 50% of teachers participating, and 12% of rural schools have 51% to 75% of teachers participating.29% of rural schools have 76% or more teachers participating.This shows that teachers in rural schools in the country are equally likely to be trained in urban, suburban and urban schools.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute the above argument?
A.The content of teacher training is rich and varied.
B.The conditions for teacher training vary greatly, and the effects are also different.
C.Some teachers work both in public schools and part-time in rural schools.
D.There are also many public schools in the countryside and many rural schools in the suburbs.

b
Researchers used the X-ray technology of the European synchrotron accelerator to scan a real-footed snake fossil hidden in ancient rocks 95 million years ago.It was found that this snake is very similar to the modern terrestrial lizard.This achievement helps to unravel the mystery of the origin of the snake.The research report pointed out that this snake is 50 cm long and has only one foot on the surface.It is about 2 cm long.X-ray scan found the other foot of this real snake.The reason why this foot is not easy to detect is that it has been alienated in the rock.It has only 4 bones in the ankle and no toes.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the views of the scholars mentioned above?
A.The true foot snake was in a period when the snake evolved from a footless animal to a footed lizard.
B.The true foot snake was in a period when snakes evolved from footed to unfooted.
C.The true foot snake was in a period when the snakes degenerated from a footless animal to a footed lizard.
D.The true foot snake was in a period when snakes degenerated from footed to unfooted.

d
Between the two "A" shaped tombs and the round rammed earth foundation, 5 horse pits and a rectangular cart pit were found.Two of the horse pits buried 6 horses each.The skeleton in one pit is neatly arranged in two rows from north to south, with 2 horses in the front row and 4 horses in the rear, arranged in order from west to east; the horse skeleton in the other pit is arranged in a special way, 6 horses are paired or opposite each other Placed with different heads.A more special phenomenon is that a horn is placed in the middle of the horse pit.It is speculated that the horse pit may be related to the sacrifice.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above speculation?
A.Ox horn is an important object in ancient sacrifices.
B.Horses sacrificed during sacrifice must have a uniform heading.
C.6 A horse is a basic form of the ancient prince's sacrifice.
D.Only place horns in the horse pit during sacrifice.

d
Enceladus is one of the three celestial bodies observed in the solar system that have existed in geological eruptions so far, and is also one of the most important research objects in astrobiology.German scientists discovered with the help of analytical instruments on the Cassini probe The particles launched by Enceladus contain sodium salts.From this, it can be speculated that there is liquid water on Enceladus, and there may even be an "underground sea".
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above speculation?
A.Only when there is an "underground sea" can there be address eruption activities.
B.On Enceladus, liquid water cannot exist alone, only in the form of "underground sea".
C.Enceladus has no geological eruption activity, it is impossible to find sodium salts.
D.Only when there is liquid water, sodium salt particles may exist.

c
The Chinese surname has a very big characteristic, that is, it is the same surname of the Han nationality, but it is likely to have a very big bloodline difference.In general, taking Wuyishan-Nanling as the boundary, the blood of Chinese surnames is clearly divided into two branches.The blood relationship between the Han people in the two places is quite large, even greater than the difference between the Han people in the two places and the local ethnic minorities.This shows that with the expansion of the population, the Han people went south continuously, crossed the Yangtze River into Huguang more than 2000 years ago, and finally crossed the strait to reach Hainan Island.In the middle of this process, the Han people who moved south continued to merge with many ethnic minorities who spoke Dongtai, South Asian, and Miao languages, thereby diluting the blood characteristics of the Han people in the north.
Which of the following, if true, can best refute the above argument?
A.The ethnic minorities in the south may be the northern people who moved south in a longer time.
B.The feudal emperor once enshrined some of the minorities with the surname of the emperor.
C.The two North and South branches of the same surname may not originate from the same ancestor.
D.Historically, there have been cases of ethnic minorities moving north.

d
British scientists wrote in the "Nature" magazine published on November 11, 2010 that they found a bacterial fossil that may have lived about 1.2 billion years ago in the rocks of Scotland, which shows that oxygen on earth The major event of increasing the concentration to the extent necessary for human evolution occurred 1.2 billion years ago, 400 million years earlier than scientists previously thought.The new research is expected to allow scientists to re-understand the Earth ’s atmosphere and the timetable for the evolution of life that depends on it.
Which of the following is the hypothesis of the scientist ’s above discovery?
A.It was previously believed that human evolution occurred about 800 million years ago.
B.This bacterium began to use oxygen in chemical reactions about 1.2 billion years ago in order to obtain energy to survive.
C.The increase in oxygen concentration indicates that the organisms that rule the earth have changed from simple organic matter to complex multicellular organic matter.
D.Only when the oxygen concentration in the atmosphere increases to a critical point can certain bacteria survive.

b
At the end of 2009, the survey results of the Ministry of Health of China showed that only 6.48% of the people had overall health qualities, of which only 4.66% had chronic disease prevention literacy.This shows that the national awareness of the disease is still very lacking.Only when the quality of the people has been fundamentally improved will the fallacy of Li Yi and Zhang Wuben not be followed by so many people blindly.
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above statement?
A.Lack of understanding of the disease is one of the manifestations of the national quality to be fundamentally improved.
B.If the national quality cannot be fundamentally improved, there will be many people who blindly follow the fallacy of Li Yi and others.
C.The lack of basic medical knowledge of the people is the root cause of the success of the doctors.
D.Only when the people raise their awareness of the disease can their health be guaranteed.

d
Archaeologists from the University of New York and the University of Manchester have discovered the remains of a human house with a history of over 10,000 years in Starka, North Yorkshire.The dating results show that it is a wooden round hut about 3.5 meters high, which existed in 8500 BC, at least 500 years before the oldest house in Britain found before.Archaeologists also found a wooden platform and a well-preserved trunk of large trees nearby.In addition, they also found processed antlers ornaments, which shows that people at that time already had some ceremonial activities.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the above view?
A.The wooden platform is the workplace where humans build small cabins.
B.At that time, the British had already had a relatively stable address, instead of the previously thought to be a hunter without a home.
C.Humans are social animals.There are more wooden houses nearby to be discovered.
D.Only after holding ceremonial activities, processed deer horn ornaments will appear.

d
Researchers at Ohio State University surveyed more than 13,000 middle school students in grades 7-12.In the survey, the researchers asked these students to enumerate 5 male friends and female friends, and then count the total number of votes for these nominated friends, and select those who got 5 votes to investigate and count.The study found that among those who received five votes, the proportion of only children who appeared was consistent with their proportion in this age group.Influenced by the age of the parents and the economic status of the race.
Which of the following, if true, would best support the above research findings?
A.Among those who did not receive votes, the proportion of only children appeared was higher than their proportion in this survey.
B.The proportion of the number of only children who received the ballots is basically the same as their proportion in this survey.
C.Among those who received 1 vote, the proportion of only children appeared is much higher than their proportion in this survey.
D.Among the top 500 votes, the proportion of the only child is the same as their proportion in this survey.

d
On the morning of November 8, the National Bureau of Defense Science, Technology and Industry announced for the first time a partial image of the Chang'e-3 preselected landing zone returned by the Chang'e-2 satellite, the lunar Hongwan area.It is a black-and-white photo with an imaging time of 18?00 on October 28th, which was acquired by satellites about 18.7 kilometers away from the moon.The return of the camera image indicates that the six engineering goals determined by the Chang'e 2 mission have all been achieved, which means that the "Chang'e 2" mission has been a complete success.The main task of the launch of Chang'e-2 is to take high-resolution pictures of the moon's Hongwan area, so as to prepare for the launch of Chang'e-3 satellite and the landing in the future.It is reported that the resolution of the CCD camera carried by Chang'e 2 is much higher than that carried by Chang'e 1.The resolution of Chang'e-2 is better than 10 meters when it runs on a 100-kilometer circular orbit.When it enters an elliptical orbit of 100 kilometers x 15 kilometers, its resolution reaches 1 meter, which has exceeded the original target of 1.5 meters.It is understood that the Chang'e-3 lander will also have a CCD camera in the future.At that time, it will not only take pictures, but also automatically avoid locations where the lander is not suitable for landing during the soft landing process based on the pictures.A flat surface suitable for landing.
Among the following statements, the one that best fits the point of view is
A.It takes about 10 days for the partial image of the Moon Bay area taken by Chang'e 2 to be transmitted to the earth.
B.High-resolution shooting of the Moon Bay area is the only mission of Chang'e-2.
C.Chang'e-2 took a partial image of the moon's Hongwan area while it was running on a 100-kilometer circular orbit.
D.Chang'e-2 took partial image maps of the Hongwan area of ​​the moon while orbiting the moon in an elliptical orbit.

c
On the morning of November 8, the National Defense Science, Technology and Industry Bureau announced for the first time a partial image of the Chang'e-3 pre-selected landing zone returned by the Chang'e-2 satellite, the lunar Hongwan area.It is a black-and-white photo with an imaging time of 18?00 on October 28th, which was acquired by satellites about 18.7 kilometers away from the moon.The return of the camera image indicates that the six engineering goals determined by the Chang'e 2 mission have all been achieved, which means that the "Chang'e 2" mission has been a complete success.The main task of the launch of Chang'e-2 is to take high-resolution pictures of the moon's Hongwan area, so as to prepare for the launch of Chang'e-3 satellite and the landing in the future.It is reported that the resolution of the CCD camera carried by Chang'e 2 is much higher than that carried by Chang'e 1.The resolution of Chang'e-2 is better than 10 meters when it runs on a 100-kilometer circular orbit.When it enters an elliptical orbit of 100 kilometers x 15 kilometers, its resolution reaches 1 meter, which has exceeded the original target of 1.5 meters.It is understood that the Chang'e-3 lander will also have a CCD camera in the future.At that time, it will not only take pictures, but also automatically avoid locations where the lander is not suitable for landing during the soft landing process based on the pictures.A flat surface suitable for landing.
The following items can be derived from the subject, except
A.The resolution of the CCD camera carried by Chang'e-2 is higher than that of Chang'e-1.
B.In the future, the CCD camera carried by Chang'e 3 will be more powerful than that of Chang'e 2.
C.Chang'e-2 made a precise choice for the landing site of Chang'e-3 satellite to be launched in the future.
D.Chang'e-3 lander should choose a flat surface during the soft landing of the moon.

a
Ivy usually refers to eight universities in the eastern United States.The term ivy has always been synonymous with prestigious American schools.These eight universities not only have a long history, rigorous scholarship, but also extremely high teaching quality.The graduates of these schools are mostly social elites.Most of them have an annual salary of more than $ 200,000.Many political leaders come from Ivy League, and a large number of scientists graduated from Ivy League.
Based on the above conditions, the following option must be true?
A.Some social elites have an annual salary of more than US $ 200,000
B.Some political leaders have an annual salary of less than US $ 200,000
C.Some scientists have an annual salary of more than $ 200,000
D.Some political leaders are social elites

d
Belief is the foundation of morality, and morality without belief is the water of no source and the wood of no foundation.A person without faith has no moral bottom line; once a person has no moral bottom line, the law is not binding on him.Law, morality, and faith are the basic guarantee for the harmonious operation of society, and faith is the cornerstone of the harmonious operation of society.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Morality is one of the cornerstones of social harmony
B.If a person has faith, the law is binding on him
C.Only when society operates harmoniously can the foundation of morality and belief be produced
D.The law is only binding on people with faith

a
Baihuashan Park is the largest free park for citizens in the city.It is planted with exotic flowers and a variety of characteristic tree species.Among them, there are flower plants.Due to the temperate zone, more than half of the broad-leaved tree species in the garden; various rare tree species also exceed ordinary tree species.At the turn of spring and summer, the garden is full of flowers and the autumn harvest season is full of fruit.
According to the above statement, you can find out which item
A.The cherished broad-leaved tree species in the garden exceed the general non-broad-leaved tree species
B.Broad-leaved flowering plants outnumber non-broad-leaved flowering plants in the garden
C.Rare species of fruit trees in the garden exceed those of non-fruit trees
D.The fruits of Baihuashan Park can be picked for free by citizens

c
Respect for others is a noble virtue and an external manifestation of an individual's inner self-cultivation.Respect is a kind of enjoyment, but also a kind of happiness.People are eager to be respected by others, but only by respecting others can they be respected by others
According to the above statement, which of the following can be obtained?
A.Only a noble virtue can win happiness
B.Only strengthen internal cultivation can win the respect of others
C.Without any noble virtues, you cannot win the respect of others
D.Respect is always on both sides, unilateral respect does not exist

d
Butterflies are very beautiful insects.About 14,000 of them, most of which are distributed in Africa, especially the Amazon River Basin, have the most varieties.They are distributed in other parts of the world except for the cold areas of the North and South Arctic.Taiwan is also famous for its many butterfly species in Asia.Butterfly wings are generally colorful, with various patterns on the wings and body, and a bunch of rod-shaped or hammered antennae on the head.The largest butterfly wings can reach 24 cm, the smallest is only 1.6 cm.
According to the above statement, you can draw which of the following
A.The leader of butterflies is one of the leaders of insects
B.The biggest butterfly is the biggest insect
C.There are many kinds of butterflies, so there are many kinds of insects
D.Some insects have colorful wings

d
Only unwise talents speak bad things about Dongshan County in front of Dong Jia, and Dong Fei's friend Shi Fei speaks bad things about Xi Jia in front of Dong Jia.It is doubtful that Dong Jia's friends are very wise people.
Based on the above statement, which of the following can be derived?
A.Shi Fei is unwise
B.Shi Fei is not from Dongshan County
C.Xi Jia is Dong Jia's friend
D.Xi Jia is not from Dongshan County

b
At a company ’s job fair, the company ’s administrative department, human resources department and office plan to recruit a staff member.Three graduates from the Chinese Department, History Department and Philosophy Department come to apply for these three different positions .Recruitment information shows that the graduates of the history department are older than the applicant office, the graduates of the philosophy department and the applicant human resources department have similar dress colors, and the applicants of the human resources department are younger than the graduates of the Chinese department
If the above discussion is true, you can get which of the following options?
A.Philosophy graduates are older than history graduates
B.Chinese graduates are older than philosophy graduates
C.Department of History applying for administration
D.Chinese Graduate Application Office

d
All good critics like every poet Green mentioned in this speech.Although Gerst is a very good poet, no good critic likes him.
If the above discussion is true, you can get which of the following options?
A.Guster is not a good critic
B.Green likes Gust
C.Green doesn't like Guster
D.Green did not mention Gerst in this speech

c
Researchers report that a survey involving more than 10,000 elderly people over 70 years of age showed that people who sleep more than 9 hours or less than 5 hours a day have an average cognitive level lower than those who sleep about 7 hours a day..The researchers believe that to improve the cognitive ability of the elderly, it is necessary to use related tools to detect their sleep time and intervene in the sleep time so that they can maintain an appropriate sleep time.
Which of the following is true and most doubts the views of the above researchers
A.There is no professional medical equipment that can detect people's sleep time
B.Those who sleep for about 7 hours a day are elderly people over 70 years old
C.Those who sleep more than 9 hours or less than 5 hours a day are elderly people over 80 years old
D.Old people over 70 years old can hardly fall asleep once they wake up