单选题While many Russian composers of tile nineteenth century contributed to an emerging national style, other composers did not ______idiomatic Russian musical elements,______ instead the traditional musical vocabulary of Western European Romanticism.

单选题Lessons written in blood ______ the colonial people to uprising.

单选题I can respect someone who is______for their actions, but I cannot respect someone who is always pointing the finger. A. millennium B. dominant C. accountable D. commercial

单选题 About a decade ago, then-Republican House leader Newt Gingrich raised a big stir when he implied that a mother's drowning of her two children in South Carolina was the result of years of permissive rule by the Democrats. His political enemies struck back, and it became a major moment in the morality plays of the 1990s. Gingrich is gone, relegated to the sidelines of the talking-head circuit. But after a decade of his Republicans in control, the headlines don't seem all that different. In the same month of an election in which a fifth or so of the voters said they were most concerned about fuzzily defined "moral values", Americans cringed at the news at home. A hunter slaughtering other hunters in Wisconsin. A mother hacking off her child's limbs in Texas. A woman locking two little girls in a storage unit in Maryland. Then, the sad spectacles of out-of- control "athletes" and "fans" in hand-to-hand combat in Michigan and South Carolina sullied the week leading into Thanksgiving. But in this season of thankfulness, all of those episodes of failed civilization demand context. There remain significant things to be thankful for. This can be said even in the shadow of terrorism and an Iraqi War that has claimed the lives of more than 100 Americans and countless Iraqis just this month. Consider: The brave and selfless 18% 19- and 20-somethings who have fought and died or were maimed in Iraq and Afghanistan, including those who endured the hell of Fallujah. Whether you believe in the war in Iraq or not, the pictures of mothers and fathers, siblings and friends mourning over caskets at Arlington National Cemetery deserve to be remembered this holiday season. Their sacrifice is unmatched, and beyond our ability to repay. Remember them the next time you see a foot- ball player flex his muscles at the 50-yard line or an entertainer complain about not getting the respect he or she deserves. Remember Pat Tillman, who quit the Arizona Cardinals football team to join the military? He died in Afghanistan. That's real tragedy and sacrifice, not some pro basketball player getting kicked off the court for a year for trying to take a spectator's head off. The political system. OK, list your grievances first: billionaires trying to buy the election of 2004; lawyers cynically exploiting loopholes of a freshly passed campaign finance law; nasty words flying on the Internet and talk TV. About as many people remain distressed that President Bush won re-election as those who are glad he won. But despite all these caveats, you'd also have to agree that much of the world still changes leaders at the point of a gun or remains governed by blood or entitlement. Yet this country just persevered through one of its most bitter, hard- fought elections without violence or retribution. That must be worth something in these uncertain times.

单选题The assessment center gives each applicant the opportunity to ______ whether they are suited to the work. A. exemplify B. demonstrate C. expose D. exhibit

单选题Which of the following adjectives best describes "the concept of art imposed by the triumph of Modernism" as the author represents it in the last sentence of the second paragraph?

单选题Although the study of genetics is an entirely new field, it______mankind for many years.

单选题What is an Advance Directive?

单选题The accommodation was at a comfortable hotel, the meeting facilities ______.

单选题"This park has more than 200 waterfalls that are 15 feet or higher. And 150 of them have never been mapped or photographed," says park historian Lee Whittlesey. "Now that's a ______ to the size of Yellowstone."

单选题The scientific community was ______ when a living specimen of the coelacanth, long thought to be ______ was discovered by deep-sea fisherman. A. perplexed... common B. overjoyed... dangerous C. unconcerned... local D. astounded... extinct

单选题The head of the navy heaped scorn on both the methods and motives of the conspirators.

单选题The moment someone broke into the factory, a burglar______rang in the police station.

单选题 Until recently, corporate ideology in the United States has held that bigger is better. This traditional view of the primacy of big, centralized companies is now being challenged as some of the giants of American business are being outperformed by a new generation of smaller, streamlined businesses. If it was the industrial revolution that spawned the era of massive industrialized companies, then perhaps it was the information revolution of the 1990s that spawned the era we're now in—the era of the small company. For most of the 20th century, big companies dominated an American business scene that seemed to thrive on its own grandness of scale. The expansion westward, the growth of the railroad and steel industries, an almost limitless supply of cheap raw materials, plus a population boom that provided an ever-increasing demand for new products(although not a cheap source of labor) all coincided to encourage the growth of large companies. But rapid developments in the marketplace have begun to change the accepted rules of business and have underscored the need for fast reaction times. Small companies, without huge overhead and inventory, can respond quickly to a technologically advanced age in which new products and technologies can become outmoded within a year of their being brought to market. Of course, successful emerging small companies face a potential dilemma in that their very success will tend to turn them into copies of the large corporate dinosaurs they are now supplanting. To avoid this trap, small companies may look to the example of several CEOs of large corporations who have broken down their sprawling organizations into small, semi-independent divisions capable of surviving in today's marketplace.

单选题The man was sentenced to 10 years in prison because he______a government official.

单选题They need to move to new and large apartments. Do you know of any ______ones in this area?(2007年清华大学考博试题)

单选题Lee Ford and Dan Brooks, a London-based creative and development team, came up with an "edgy" Volkswagen spot for a demo: a terrorist tries to detonate a car bomb outside a crowded caf.

单选题Again when we report or describe our thinking to other people we do not merely report unspoken words and sentences. Such sentences do not always occur in thinking, and when they do they are merged with vague imagery and the hint of unconscious or subliminal activities.

单选题A smart appearance makes a ______ impression at an interview.