考研习题练习
| 考研每日一练（2019/6/25） |
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| 第3题：When is an endangered species not an endangered species When it lives in the sea, apparently.Despite continuing carnage in the ocean, marine creatures were refused any protection at the United Nations conference on trade in wildlife that ended yesterday inDoha, Qatar. Tigers, rhinos and elephants are all better protected after the meeting of theConvention on International Trade inEndangered SpeciesCites).But hammerhead sharks, bluefin tuna and other marine species should be quaking in their skins. For when it comes to fish, the world has decided that scientific evidence of imminent demise is not reason enough to defend them against overexploitation. The conflict between trade and conservation is nothing new, but it is pretty well established that if you let trade in wildlife run rampant (蔓延的), soon there will be nothing left to sell. That is why the UN set upCites in the first place. So why did fish get such a raw deal Is it that we care less about life that is so very different from usDo the emotionless eyes of fish leave our hearts cold Is it an extension of the convenient myth that fish feel no pain The truth is far more shocking.All fingers of blame point directly at Japan. The high value of bluefin tuna--a single specimen can reach $112 000--led it to orchestrate a full-scale campaign against proposals to ban trade in the species.Diplomatic missions were sent to developing nations to bully them into agreeing with Japan’s conviction that fish cannot be endangereD、 That way of thinking is grounded in ignorance. The oceans long seemed infinite in their capacity to produce such riches, and any sign that this was not so was hidden by our inability to peer into the depths. Science has now stripped back the veil and revealed the extent of the depletion. It is this science that Japan and its allies have chosen to not to see. Unfortunately for life in the sea, Japan’s campaign made waves far beyond the bluefin. Sharks are in dire trouble thanks to some people’s appetite for using their fins in soup.About 73 million sharks are killed each year as a result, and sharks don’t reproduce fast.But far from favoring a ban, nations voted against even the most basic monitoring of the trade. Red and pink corals have now all but vanished from the Mediterranean and are being stripped from the Pacific, but proposals to control that trade were also swept away. Fish don’t recognise borders and boundaries. Yet one nation, Japan, by its cynical use of political power is robbing the world of a shared resource. The word "carnage" (Line 2, Paragraph 1) is closest in meaning to " ______ ".A．slaughter B．protection C．attention D．neglect |
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| 第4题：下述哪项关于纤维素渗出的描述是错误的
A．可见于毒蛇咬伤 B．可发生在肺炎球菌肺炎 C．可见于绒毛心 D．可见于白喉 |
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| 第5题：周学海《读医随笔》里说：“大血犹舟也，津液水也”，“津液为火灼竭，则血行愈滞”说明
A．津停气阻 B．气随液脱 C．津枯血燥 D．滓亏血瘀 E．以上皆不正确 |
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| 第6题：具有明目作用，可用治夜盲及眼目昏涩的药物是
A．佩兰 B．苍术 C．厚朴 D．砂仁 |
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| 第7题：将国际收支账户中官方储备剔除后的余额被称为( )。
A．经常账户差额 B．基本差额 C．综合账户差额 D．资本与金融账户差额 |
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第8题：设f(x)在[0，1]上可导，且f(0)=0，又 f(c)满足关系 求f(x)． |
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| 第9题： 通过揭示组织形成、生存和发展的内在必然性探讨管理原理和方法的流派是： A．管理过程流派 B．管理科学流派 C．组织管理流派 D．经验管理流派 |
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| 第10题：人类学习语言，就像小鸟学习飞行，这和谁的观点一致 () A．弗洛姆 B、斯金纳 C、乔姆斯基 D、卡特尔 |
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