民生银行南昌分行社会2022年招聘名师模拟卷[VII]3套含答案详解

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1、书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟！ 住在富人区的她 民生银行南昌分行社会2022年招聘名师模拟卷3套含答案详解（图片大小可自由调整）全文为Word可编辑，若为PDF皆为盗版，请谨慎购买！第壹卷一.题库(共125题)1.逻辑判断。每题给出一段陈述这段陈述被假设是正确的，不容置疑的。要求你根据这段陈述，选择一个答案。注意：正确的答案应与所给的陈述相符合，不需要任何附加说明即可以从陈述中直接推出。化学课上，张老师演示了两个同时进行的教学实验：一个实验是，加热后有缓慢产生，另一个实验是，加热后迅速撒入少量，这时立即有大量的产生。张老师由此指出：是快速产生的原因。以下哪项与张老师得出结论的方法类似?（）A

2、.人们通过对绿藻、蓝藻、红藻的大量观察，发现结构简单，无根叶是藻类植物的主要特征B.居里夫人在沥青矿物中提取放射性元素时发现。从一定量的沥青矿物中提取的全部纯铀的放射性强度比同等数量的沥青矿物中放射线强度低数倍。她据此推断。沥青矿物中还存在其它放射线更强的元素C.统计分析发现，30岁至60岁之间，年纪越大胆子越小，有理由相信：岁月是勇敢的腐蚀剂D.将闹钟放在玻璃罩里，使它打铃，可以听到铃声；然后把玻璃罩里的空气抽空再使闹钟打铃，就听不到铃声了。由此可见，空气是声音传播的介质答案：D解析：评价型题目。张老师通过对比有无Mn0，的情况下，0，产生的速度快慢不同，从而得出MnO，是0，快速产生的原因

3、这一结论。D项通过对比是否存在空气的情况下，能否听到铃声的结果不同从而得出空气是声音传播的介质这一结论。与张老师得出结论的方法类似，都是通过对比一个事物是否存在对某一现象是否发生产生影响，从而得出二者之间存在的关系。其他各项都不是使用这种方法。故答案选D。2.图形推理。请按每道题的答题要求作答。从所给的四个选项中，选择最合适的一个填入问号处，使之呈现一定的规律性（）。A.选项AB.选项BC.选项CD.选项D答案：A解析：题干图形的线条数都为4，选项中只有A项的线条数为4。3.下列急救处理措施正确的是（ ）。A.静脉出血应在近心端绑止血带B.发生扭伤时应尽快服用活血消肿药C.被蜜蜂蛰伤应当挑出毒

4、刺后涂抹小苏打水D.皮肤不慎接触生石灰粉应立即用大量清水清洗答案：C解析：第一步，本题考查生物医学常识。第二步，被蜜蜂蜇伤应挑出毒刺，然后用氨水、苏打水甚至尿液涂抹被蛰伤处，中和毒性。可用冷水浸透毛巾敷在伤处，减轻肿痛。如果疼痛剧烈可以服用一些止痛药物。如果有蔓延的趋势，可能有过敏反应，可以服用一些抗过敏药物，如苯海拉民、扑尔敏等抗过敏药物。因此，选择C选项。4.以下符合商业银行业务经营的特点是（ ）。A.政策性B.广泛性C.独立性D.专业性答案：B解析：由于商业银行业务内容的广泛性，使得商业银行对整个社会经济活动的影响显著，在国民经济中居于重要地位。故本题答案选B。5.实践科学发展观的根本方

5、法是（ ）。A.统筹兼顾B.循序渐进C.宏观调控D.注重科技答案：A解析：实践科学发展观的根本方法是统筹兼顾。6.在俄罗斯国家杜马日前举行的经济工作会议上，一些专家强调，在世界上多数国家陷入危 机情况下，国家的财政投入与政策_是经济解困的关键。填入横线部分最恰当的一项是（ ）。A.干涉 B.调节C.鼓励 D.干预答案：D解析：在国家经济出现困难的时候，不能放任自流，而是需要政府采取相应的 经济政策过问。“干涉”和“干预”都有过问某事的意思，但“干涉”着重于强行参与、横加阻 挠，多指用粗暴强硬手段过问或制止，迫使对方服从；“干预”着重于过问别人的事，一般是 给对方一定的压力和影响，因此在正常的情

6、况下，国家采取措施调控经济用“干预”，D项 正确。7.产业化示范项目中，立项数最高的技术领域占产业化示范项目总立项数的比重比立项数最低的领域高约多少个百分点？A.25B.28C.32D.37答案：B解析：根据图1和文字材料“2012年国家火炬计划项目总立项数2108项，其中产业化示范项目1834项”可知，产业化示范项目中，立项数最高的技术领域占产业化示范项目总立项数的比重比立项数最低的领域高即28个百分点。因此，本题答案为B选项。8.部门规章与地方政府规章对同一事项的规定不一致时，由（ ）A.全国人大常委会裁决B.国务院裁决C.国务院部、委裁决D.最高人民法院裁决答案：B解析：部门规章之间、部

7、门规章与地方政府规章之间对同一事项的规定不一致时，由国务院裁决，所以本题选B。9.鸡油菌这种野生蘑菇生长在宿主树下，如在道氏杉树的底部生长。道氏杉树为它提供生长所需的糖分。鸡油菌在地下用来汲取糖分的纤维部分为它的宿主提供养料和水。由于它们之间这种互利关系，过童采摘道氏杉树根部的鸡油菌会对道氏杉树的生长不利。以下哪项如果为真，将对题干的论述构成质疑？（ ） A.在最近的几年中，野生磨菇的产量有所上升B.鸡油菌不只在道氏杉树底部生长，也在其他树木的底部生长C.很多在森林中生长的野生蘑菇在其他地方无法生长D.对鸡油菌的采摘会促进其他有利于道氏杉树的蘑菇的生长答案：D解析：阅读题干，首先要概括成自己的

8、一句话，即“菌有利于树，因此，过量采摘菌对树不利”。如果D项的断定为真，则说明虽然过量采摘鸡油菌会直接割断和道氏杉树的互利关系，但有可能促进其他有利于道氏杉树的蘑菇的生长，而最终仍有可能对道氏杉树有利。这就构成了对题干的质疑。其余各项均不能构成质疑。10.含有最重要的国家机密，泄露会使国家的安全和利益遭受特别严重的损害的公文是（）。A.极密文件 B.秘密文件C.机密文件 D.绝密文件答案：D解析：按机密程度划分，公文可分为绝密公文、机密公文、秘密公文和普通公文。绝密公文指含有最重要的国家机密，泄露会使国家的安全和利益遭受特别严重损害的公文。选项D正确。11.“你工作多久挣的钱，才够买一个麦当劳

9、的巨无霸?”要是猛然被这样提问，多数人可能会打个愣，因为不少人通常更习惯另一种算法，即我一个月的工资够买几个“巨无霸”?这两个问题看上去是一回事，但在统计学意义上却有着明显的差别。前者是以商品来考察劳动力的价值，后者则是（）A.用劳动力来考察商品的价值B用商品的价值来考察劳动力C.用收入来衡量购买力的水平D用购买力衡量收入的水平答案：D解析：首先要弄清“我一个月的工资够买几个巨无霸”的意思；“够买几个巨无霸”就是购买力，因此这个问题实际就是用购买力来衡量“我一个月的工资”即收入的水平，故选。12.人性自私”观点的错误在于（ ）。A.不符合“人之初，性本善”的看法B.违背人有追求自由、平等、幸福

10、的天性C.把人的自然属性当做人的根本属性D.违背了“人的本质在其现实性上是一切社会关系的总和”的科学论断答案：D解析：在人的本质问题上，马克思指出：人的本质不是单个人所固有的抽象物，在其现实性上，它是一切社会关系的总和。而资产阶级人性论却制造了许多错误的理论，从抽象的人出发，说人性自由，人性自私，这一观点恰与马克思认为的人的本质在其现实性上是一切社会关系的总和相违背，因而是错误的。故选D。13.When you write a cheque,the bank will_you 2 dollars.A.costB.spendC.saveD.charge答案：D解析：本题考查的内容为“花费”。题目

11、意为“你每开一张支票，银行都会收取你2美元的费用”。A项cost的用法为“sth.cost(s)sb.+钱数”意为“某物花费某人多少钱”。B项spend的用法为“sb.spend(s)+时间/钱数on sth.”意为“某人在某事上花费了多少钱（或时间）”。C项save的用法为“sth.save(s)+钱数for sb.”意为“某物为某人节约多少钱”。D项charge的用法为“sb./sth.Charge(s)sb+钱数”意为“某人或某机构收取某人多少钱的费用”。因此选D。14.银行通常将信用风险看作是对其市场价值最大的威胁。 （ ）答案：错解析：银行通常将声誉风险看作是对其市场价值最大的威胁，

12、因为银行的业务 性质要求它能够维持存款人、贷款人和整个市场的信心。15.在项目财务评估中，以下评估错误的是（） 。A、 项目基础财务数据评估B、 项目盈利能力和清偿能力评估C、 项目投资估算与资金筹措评估D、 抗风险能力确定性评估答案：C解析：项目财务评估的程序是指进行项目财务效益分析的步骤，主要有：（1） 、项目基础财务数据的估算。（2） 、评价或编制财务效益分析基本报表。（3） 、计算与分析财务效益指标。（4） 、提出财务效益分析结论。（5） 、进行不确定性分析。16.甲乙双方在合同中对合同履行的费用负担约定不明确，根据法律规定，应按（）的办法处理。A.由享受权利一方负担B.由履行义务一方

13、负担C.由获得利益一方负担D.双方平均负担答案：B17.几位同学对物理竞赛的名次进行猜测。小钟说：“小华第三，小任第五。”小华说：“小闽第五，小宫第四。”小任说：“小钟第一，小闽第四。”小闽说：“小任第一，小华第二。”小宫说：“小钟第三，小闽第四。”已知本次竞赛没有并列名次，并且每个名次都有人猜对。那么，具体名次应该是（）。A.小华第一、小钟第二、小任第三、小闽第四、小宫第五B.小闽第一、小任第二、小华第三、小宫第四、小钟第五C.小任第一、小华第二、小钟第三、小宫第四、小闽第五D.小任第一、小闽第二、小钟第三、小宫第四、小华第五答案：C解析：题干中出现“每个名次都有人猜对”，属于“各有一真型”

14、，因此可以找寻只被猜测过一次的名次作为突破口。观察五人的话，第二名只被小闽猜测过，必然正确，即小华第二，对比选项，排除A、B、D三项，只有C项正确。故答案选C。18.创意产业的核心要素是创意人才和文化资源，这两个要素都具有_的地方个性特色，因此世界各国创意产业的发展具有_地域差异。填入划横线部分最恰当的是（）。A.鲜明 明显B.浓郁 明显C.浓郁 明确D.鲜明 明确答案：A解析：先看第二空，“明显”与“明确”相比，后者多了一层确定不移的意思，一般与“态度”、“目的”等搭配。句中是说地域差异很突出，应选“明显”，排除C、D。第一空中，与后文的“个性”相搭配，选“鲜明”更贴切。本题正确答案为A。1

15、9.资料：Did your childs brain shrink last summer? Probably not, but it may have shifted into reverse, according to a study by Dr. Harris Cooper, professor of psychology at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The study found that when students return to school after a long summer vacation, theyve lost

16、one to three months worth of learning.The decline is more detrimental for math than it is for reading. All students lose math skills, says Cooper. It may be because community and home environments give kids more opportunities to practice reading than math. The study also found that income has an imp

17、act on how much a student loses or gains in reading. Middle-class children actually gained in reading over the summer, while lower-income students experienced losses. Cooper attributes this to the enrichment activities that many middle-class kids participate in over the summer, such as camp and trip

18、s.Your kids dont have to spend the summer stuck in reverse. Parents can help their kids retain educational skills, says Cooper. He suggests the following five tips to kick off a learning-filled summer.1. Keep lots of books around and make regular trips to the library. Most libraries schedule special

19、 summer events for kids. Sign up your family! 2. Think about what your kids may be learning next year when you plan the family vacation. Talk with teachers to find out what theyll be covering in class. If its a unit on the civil war for example, you may want to schedule a visit to Gettysburg. If its

20、 geology, visit a national park. 3. Keep math in mind. Since kids lose more math skills than anything else over the summer, try to do some special planning to find math-related activities. For example, if you cant decide whether to sign your child up for Shakespeares Theater or Math Magic at the loc

21、al community center, go with the math.4. Consider summer school or tutoring. Struggling kids can get a lot of different kinds of help from these programs. Summer school can also enrich and accelerate learning in areas where kids show a special interest.5. Call the curriculum coordinator in your chil

22、ds school district, visit the school board office, or contact the schools of education at local colleges and universities to find out what educational programs will be offered in your area over the summer.Remember to keep it fun! You dont want to sour your kids on learning during the summer break.Wh

23、at dose Dr. Harris Coopers research find？（ ）A.After summer vocation kids will lose one to three months worth of learningB.After summer vocation kids will lose learning capability in readingC.Summer vocation makes kids lose learning skills in mathD.Summer vocation brings kids psychological problems答案

24、：A解析：本题考查的是细节理解。【关键词】Dr.Harris Coopers research；find【主题句】第1自然段The study found that when students return to school after a long summer vacation, theyve lost one to three months worth of learning.研究发现，学生度过漫长的暑假回到学校后，他们已经失去了相当于一到三个月的学习。【解析】本题的问题是“哈里斯?库珀博士的研究有何发现？”。根据主题句可知，暑假过后学生失去了相当于一到三个月的学习，故A选项正确。20

25、.大秦帝国、汉武大帝、雍正王朝一部部歌颂盛世之治的文艺作品引来无数目光，然而,那些极尽繁华的书写却难掩历史叙事的思想缺失。从政治文化视野看，“盛世情结”叙 事往往过分认同人治文化与功利立场。这段文字意在说明（ ）A.历史叙事作品缺乏思想 B. “盛世情结”作品的价值局限C.文艺作品应该抛开功利立场 D.歌颂盛世的作品需重新审视答案：B解析：文段由大秦帝国、汉武大帝、雍正王朝等歌颂盛世之治文艺作品的繁盛引 出此类叙事作品在思想方面存在的缺陷。由其界定的“歌颂盛世之治”的作品类型可首先排除A、 C两项；文段只提到了此类作品存在的“思想缺失”，但并未说明其需要重新审视，D项属无中生 有，排除;B项较

26、为恰当、全面地概括了文段主旨。因此选B。21.( )是马克思主义哲学的建构原则，也是马克思主义哲学的核心内容。A.辩证唯物主义 B.科学的实践观C.实事求是 D.唯物辩证法答案：B解析：科学的实践观是马克思主义哲学的构建原则，也是马克思主义哲学的核 心内容。22.以下哪一类旅游部门2009年的经营利润占当年营业收入的比重最高?A、宾馆、酒店B、景点C、旅行社D、其他旅游企业答案：B解析：本题考察分数大小比较，也就是比较：214594/722581 ，101714/239717 ，25735/659313 ，445/6342 ，明显发现第二个分数接近0.5，最大。因此答案选择B选项。23.资料：

27、How did Tencent take WeChat so far ahead of its rivals? The answer lies partly in the peculiarities of the local market. Unlike most Westerners, many Chinese possessed multiple mobile devices, and they quickly took to an app that offered then an easy way to integrate them all into a single digital i

28、dentity. In America messaging apps had a potent competitor in the form of basic mobile-phone plans, which bundied in SMS messaging. But text messages were costly in China, so consumers eagerly adopted free messaging app. And e-mail never took off on the mainland the way it has around the world, main

29、ly because the internet came late; that left an opening for messaging apps.But the bigger explanation for Wechats rise is Tencents ability to innovate. Many Chinese grew up using QQ, a PC-based messaging platform offered by Tencent that still has over 800m registered users. QQ was a copy of ICQ, a p

30、ioneering Israeli Messaging service .But then Chinese imitator learned to think for itself. Spotting the coming rise of the internet.Tencent challenged several internal teams to design and develop a smartphone-only messaging app. The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existi

31、ng product for the the PC, but another team of outsiders（ from a just-acquired firm）came up with Weixin. When Tencent launched the new app,it made it easy for QQusers to transfer their contacts over to the new app.Another stroke of brilliance came two years ago when the service launched a “red packe

32、t”campaign in which WeChat users were able to send digital money to friends and family to celebrate Chinese New Year rather than sending cash in a red envelope, as is customary. It was clever of the firm to turn dutiful gift-giving into an exciting game, notes Connie Chan of Andreessen Horowitz, a V

33、C firm. It also encouraged users to bind together into send money, often in randomized amounts.How did Tencent invent Weixin?A.team of PC insiders invented weixin for Tencent.B.team of outsiders acquired by Tencent invented Weixin.C.Tencent asked the QQ insiders team to create a product.D.Tencent co

34、pied a pioneering Israeli messaging service.答案：B解析：本题考查的是细节理解。【关键词】Tencent ; invent Weixin【主题句】第二段 but another team of outsiders （from a just-acquired firm） came up with Weixin. 但是另一组局外人（来自一家刚被兼并的公司）推出了微信。【解析】题干意为“腾讯如何发明了微信？”。根据第二段的主题句but another team of outsiders （from a just-acquired firm） came up

35、 with Weixin. 微信的发明来自于一家刚被兼并公司的局外人。所以答案为B，和主题句内容一样。此题考查定位，只要找到位置，答案显而易见。A选项“来自个人电脑团队的内部人为腾讯发明了微信”在文中未曾提及。C选项“腾讯让QQ团队创建了该产品”，但是原文说The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existing product for the the PC（QQ团队根据现有产品线想出了某种个人电脑产品），和选项不符。D选项“腾讯复制了一款以色列开创的聊天服务”，但文章说QQ was a copy of I

36、CQ, a pioneering Israeli Messaging service. QQ才是以色列的一款产品，而非微信。选项A意为“个人电脑团队的内部人为腾讯发明了微信”；选项B意为“腾讯刚收购的外来团队发明了微信”；选项C意为“腾讯让QQ内部团队创建了该产品”；选项D意为“腾讯复制了一款以色列开创的聊天服务”，只有选项B符合题意。24.Tony stops him with news that a plane has _ over the Mojave Desert.A.blown offB.blown inC.blown downD.blown up答案：D解析：本题考查的是与blow

37、有关的几个短语，A选项意为“刮掉，吹掉”；B选项意为“吹进，突然来访”；C选项意为“吹倒，吹掉”；D选项意为“爆炸，爆发”。题目意为“托尼用一架飞机在莫哈韦沙漠上方_的消息阻止了他。”因此选D，飞机爆炸。25.根据合同法规定，按政府定价执行的合同，如果供方逾期供货，遇价格上涨时，供方正确的做法是( )。A.按原价执行B.按新价执行C.与对方重新协商D.按原价与新价的平均价格执行答案：A解析：本题考核合同的履行原则。合同约定执行政府定价或者政府指导价的在合同约定的交付期限内政府价格调整时，按照交付时的价格计价。逾期交付标的物的，遇价格上涨时，按照原价格执行：价格下降时，按照新价格执行。26.要求

38、企业会计处理方法前后各期应当保持一致，不得随意变更会计信息质量，这是（）的要求。A.客观性 B.真实性 C.相关性 D.可比性答案：D解析：为了保证会计信息的可比性,要求企业前后各期应当保持一致的会计核算方法（新准则把原来的一致性和可比性统一为可比性）。27.2 ，0, 5， 16， 33， ( )。A. 59 B. 52 C. 53 D. 56答案：D解析：两两做差后可得到的数列2，5，11，17，均为质数，且它们在整组质数数列中是间隔出现的，因此下一个质数应为23，空缺项为33 + 23 = 56，故本题答案为D。28.I always suspected she _her success

39、ful performance to her friendship with Rice.A. owedB. donatedC. contributedD. offered答案：A解析：考查词义辨析。本句意为：我怀疑她的成功的表现全靠她与Rice 之间的友谊。 owe.to.应把归因于；donate 捐献；contribute to.促成，导致；offer 提供。29.To: All Griffin Corporation EmployeesFrom: Sally Kleinman, Director, Employee RelationsRe: Employee Fitness CenterS

40、ent: Thursday, November 1, 9:46 A.M.Dear Colleagues:As you know, Griffin Corporation recognizes the importance of having an excellent exercise facility on the premises. Over the past three years, we have worked hard to improve the employee fitness center: we have purchased new exercise equipment, re

41、novated the locker rooms, and begun offering Welcome Aboard! , a safety training course.Two months ago, you responded enthusiastically to a survey about this fitness facility. Based on our recommendations, changes are planning for the fitness center. They will take effort on December 1. First of all

42、, as requested, the fitness center will stay open three extra hours Monday through Thursday. Also, a new series of classes-most of them suggested by you-will begin. Finally,those of you who have been using the center will be pleased to hear that popular personal trainer Joseph Santiago will be promo

43、ted to manager of the fitness center.We encourage more employees to take advantage of all the fitness center has to offer.Membership will continue to be subsidized and will remain at $15 per month. In addition, and for a limited time only, we are now offering a special rate for new members, members

44、who sign up before December 1 will only be charged $10 per month for the next six months. Please contact Joseph Santiago to sign up at this new reduced rate.Best Regards,Sally KleinmanGRIFFIN EMPLOYEE FITNESS CENTER:NEW SCHEDULE(as of December 1)Hours of Operation Group ClassesMonday6:00 A.M.-9:00 P

45、.M.MondayWeight lifting12:00-1:00 P.M.Tuesday6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. TuesdayAerobic workout 6:00-7:00 P.M.Wednesday 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.Wednesday Kickboxing 12:00-1:00 P.M.Thursday 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. ThursdayStep aerobics6:00-7:00 P.M.Friday 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.Friday Yoga7:00-$:30 A.M.Saturday 6:00 A.M.

46、-9:00 P.M.SaturdayCross training9:00-1:30 A.M.SundayCLOSED ALL DAY Sunday CLOSED ALL DAYReminders1. Please do not use equipment for more than 30 minutes if other members are waiting to use it.2. Members may bring one guest per visit. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a member at all times.3. Re

47、gistration is not required for classes, but class size is limited to 15 participants. Please arrive early to secure a place. Goals and bags should be left in the locker room so that all class participants have plenty of space.4. New members are required to complete aWelcome Aboard class before using

48、 anyequipment.5. Members must carry their membership card at all times while in the center.What is the purpose of the e-mail?A.To complain about problems at a fitness centerB.To request suggestions for new fitness center classesC.To notify employees about a new fitness centerD.To inform employees of

49、 changes at a fitness center答案：D解析：邮件主要内容是通知员工健身中心的一些变化。 30.中央银行和商业银行的货币职能分别是（）。A.提供原始货币、制造派生货币B.制造派生货币、提供原始货币C.促进货币流通、方便货币支付D.方便货币支付、促进货币流通答案：A解析： 中央银行是“发行的银行”，对调节货币供应量、稳定币值有重要作用。其货币职能是提供原始货币而商业银行通过银行信用制造派生货币。31.在行政诉讼中，被告不得（ ）A.查阅与本案有关材料B.委托诉讼代理人，比如委托律师代理诉讼C.自行向原告和证人搜集证据D.申请回避答案：C解析：在行政诉讼过程中，被告及其代理

50、人不得自行向原告和证人搜集证据。只有原告或者第三人提出其在行政程序中没有提出的反驳理由或者证据的时候，经人民法院准许，被告才可以在第一审程序中补充相应的证据。所以本题选C。32.根据下列内容，回答199-202题。Even a small reduction in salt in the diet can be a big help to the heart. A new study used acomputer model to predict how just three grams less a day would affect heart disease in theUnited St

51、ates.The result: thirteen percent fewer heart attacks. Eight percent fewer strokes. Four percentfewer deaths. Eleven percent fewer new cases of heart disease. And two hundred forty billiondollars in health care savings.Researchers found it could prevent one hundred thousand heart attacks and ninety-

52、twothousand deaths every year.The study is in the New England Journal of Medicine. Kirsten at the University of California,was the lead author. She says people would not even notice a difference in taste with three grams,or one-half teaspoon, less salt per day. The team also included researchers at

53、Stanford andColumbia University.Each gram of salt contains four hundred milligrams of sodium, which is how foods may listtheir salt content.The government says the average American man eats ten grams of salt a day. The AmericanHeart Association advises no more than three grams for healthy people. It

54、 says salt in the Americandiet has increased fifty percent since the nineteen-seventies, while blood pressures have also risen.Less salt can mean a lower blood pressure.New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is leading an effort called the National SaltReduction Initiative. The idea is to put pressur

55、e on food companies and restaurants.Mayor Bloomberg has already succeeded in other areas, like requiring fast food places in thecity to list calorie information. Now a study by the Seattle Childrens Research Institute shows howthat idea can influence what parents order for their children.Ninety-nine

56、 parents of three to six year olds took part. Half had McDonalds menus clearlyshowing how many calories were in each food. The other half got menus without the calorieinformation.All the following are related to the salt in diet except_.A.StrokesB.heart attacksC.blood pressuresD.stomach diseases答案：D

57、解析：从文章第二段可以得知，在饮食中跟盐没有关系的只有D项。33.资料：Good listening is much more than being silent while the other person talks. To the contrary, people perceive the best listeners to be those who periodically ask questions that promote discovery and insight. These questions gently challenge old assumptions, but do

58、so in a constructive way. Sitting there silently nodding does not provide sure evidence that a person is listening, but asking a good question tells the speaker the listener has not only heard what was said, but that they comprehended it well enough to want additional information. Good listening was

59、 consistently seen as a two-way dialog, rather than a one-way “speaker versus hearer” interaction. The best conversations were active.Good listening included interactions that build a persons self-esteem. The best listeners made the conversation a positive experience for the other party. which doesn

60、t happen when the listener is passive （or, for that matter, critical!） Good listeners made the other person feel supported and conveyed confidence in them. Good listening was characterized by the creation of a safe environment in which issues and differences could be discussed openly.Good listening

61、was seen as a cooperative conversation. In these interactions, feedback flowed smoothly in both directions with neither party becoming defensive about comments the other made. By contrast, poor listeners were seen as competitive as listening only to identify errors in reasoning or logic, using their

62、 silence as a chance to prepare their next response. That might make you an excellent debater, but it doesnt make you a good listener. Good listeners may challenge assumptions and disagree, but the person being listened to feels the listener is trying to help, not wanting to win an argumentAccording to the author, which of the following statements is true?A.Those who periodically ask questions want to take charge of the conversation.B.If you give critical opinions, the speaker will be less confident.C.Good listeners should agree with the sp