383、如果航径下降是可能的，而现在实施的是经济速度下降。
A、5R行显示PATH提示
B、4L显示VERTDEV
C、3R或4R有数据显示
D、以上全部
在“___”协议中，可以在路由的AS-Path属性中记录着所有途经的AS，以避免路由环路。
A、IS-IS
B、BGP
C、PPP
D、ML-PPP
131、BGP如何利用AS_PATH.参数()
A、识别属于一组特定网段的前缀
B、避免路由环路
C、识别进行了地址聚合(Aggregate)的AS
D、从多个可用路径中做选择
【1】WhydoestheStudentCouncilwritethislettertoPrincipalStantonA.Todiscusstheirplan.B.ToadvertiseSpiritWeek.C.Toexplaintheirtestschedule.D.ToinvitetheprincipaltoSpiritWeek.【2】Ifyouwanttoreadyourfavoritebookstoothers,youwilltakepartinactivities______.A.onMondayB.onTuesdayC.onWednesdayD.onThursday【3】IfyoudogoodjobsonWriter’sDay,youmayprobably_______.A.begivenprizesB.dressasyoulikeC.gethighmarksinthetestD.havefuninschool-wideactivities【4】WhichofthefollowingwillmostlikelyhappenasaresultofthisletterA.Theprincipalwillgiveprizes.B.SpiritWeekwillbecancelled.C.SpiritWeekwillbepostponed.D.TheprincipalwillmeettheStudentCouncil.
执行su命令后，$PATH变量被重置，一般可以通过修改/etc/login.defs中的（）值来改变。
A、PATH
B、ENV_PATH
C、ENV_SUPATH
D、SU
诺基亚L1-RRU3158单path功率为12W，则小区最大发射功率为（）
A、46dBm
B、49.8dBm
C、12dBm
D、40dBm
FZHA每path的发射功率可以设置为
A、10dbm
B、5dbm
C、10W
D、40W
关于BGP环路防护的描述正确的（）
A、对于IBGP，通过AS-path属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接受到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新信息
B、对于EBGP，BGP路由器不会宣告任何从EBGP对等体来的更新信息给其他EBGP对等体
C、对于EBGP，通过AS-path属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接受到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新信息
D、对于IBGP，BGP路由器不会宣告任何从IBGP对等体来的更新信息给其他IBGP对等体
在BASH中,如果你想设定一些永久的参数如PATH，并不需要每次登陆后重新设置,你可以在下列那些文件中定义这些参数（）
A、$HOME/.bashrc
B、$HOME/.bash_profile
C、$HOME/.cshrc
D、$HOME/.bash_logout
BGPAS-PATH属性是一种可选过渡属性？
A、正确
B、错误
LTE参数配置中，室分2PATH20M带宽组网，TD-LTE每PATH以10W功率发射,并且PA=-3,PB=1则CRS_EPRE为()
A、9.2dBm
B、12.2dBm
C、13dBm
D、15.2dBm
对于BGP协议的属性，正确的是（）
B、AS_PATH属性由一系列AS路径组成，可防止路由环路
C、NEXT_HOP属性定义了到达目的地的下一跳设备IP地址
D、MED属性帮助其外部邻居路由器选择一个较好的入口路径，MED值越大优先级越高
以下属于BGP的防环机制的是（）
A、BGP路由通过携带AS_PATH属性来防止AS之间的环路产生
B、AS_PATH属性是用来选路的，而非用来防环的
C、从IBGP邻居学来的路由，BGPspeaker不会将其传给IBGP对等体，因此AS内没有环路
D、当IGP和BGP不同步的情况下，BGPSpeaker不会把从IBGP邻居学来的路由船体给EBGP邻居，因此AS之间没有环路
BGP路由器收到BGP路由后，发现本地AS号出现在AS-Path里，则（）
A、丢弃路由
B、按正常路由处理
C、将AS-Path中的自己的AS号去掉后再按正常路由处理
D、丢弃路由，并发送Notification报文通知发送该条路由的邻居
下列哪个是页面元素的定位方法（）
A、使用XPath定位
B、使用Path定位
C、使用hPath定位
D、使用jPath定位
S1链路故障发起释放不包含哪种情况
A、eNodeB检测到S1的光口故障
B、GTPU层检测到Path（eNodeB和SGW业务通路）故障
C、GTPU层接收到对端的ErrorInd消息
D、基站断链告警
配置AS-path-Filteripas-path-filtr10permit_100$表示匹配从AS100接收的路由。
使用ip配置的AS-Path过滤器可以匹配以下哪些AS_Path属性值为path-filter1permit.*（100|400）$comman？
A、100
B、3100
C、3004200
D、12341400
现有一个AS-path-filter，ipas-path-filter1permit^100(_100)*(_400)*,该As-path-filter不能匹配哪个AS-PATH属性
A、100400
B、100400400400
C、100200900
D、100
正则表达式可用于Community-filter和AS-path-filter定义属性类型来进行路由过滤。
在BGP中，AS-path-filter用于过滤AS_PATH属性。AS_PATH属性实际上是通过正则表达式定义的一个字符串。
命令ipas-path-filteras-path-filter-number{deny|permit}regular-expression用来配置as-pathfilter。在该命令中，多个子句可以组成一个as-path-filter语句。那么多个语句之间有什么关系
A、与的关系
B、或的关系
C、路由按序匹配。当一个路由匹配到一个子句后，则不再向下进行匹配
D、路由按序匹配且路由需匹配所有子句
命令ipas-path-filter1permit^12.*74$可以匹配到哪个AS_PATH
A、AS_PATH（321122374）
B、AS_PATH（1236217432374）
C、AS_PATH（1253287423）
D、AS_PATH（32127423）
为什么说BGP是增强的距离矢量路由协议
A、BGP不能接收AS_PATH中携带本地AS号的路由
B、NEXT_HOP是公认必遵属性
C、BGP使用AS_PATH属性将路由经历的所有自治系统号记录成AS列表，并根据该属性选路，优选AS_PATH较短的路由
D、依据BGP路由的选路规则，优选MED较低的路由
下面关于BGP环路防护的描述，正确的是＇（多选〉
A、对于EBGP，通过AS-PATH属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接收到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新信息.
B、对于IBGP,BGP路由辘不会宣告任何从IBGP对等体来的更新信息给其IBGP对等体.
C、对于IBGP，通过AS-PATH属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接受到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新信息.
D、对于EBGP,BGP路由器不会宣告任何从EBGP对等体来的更新信息给其EBGP对等体.
由于属性AS-PATH不能在AS内起作用，所以规定BGP路由器不会宣告任何从IBGP对等体来的更新信息给其IBGP对等体.
爱立信对于8天线，2Port配置，当单port上的功率需求为15.2dBm时，单Path应该配置多大L1
A、6.2dBm
B、8.2dBm
C、9.2dBm
D、7.2dBm
E、无
诺基亚RRU3158单path功率为12W，则小区最大发射功率为（）L1
由于属性AS-PATH不能在AS内起作用，所以规定BGP路由器不会宣告任何从IBGP对等体来的更新信息给其IBGP对等体。
由于属性AS-PATH不能在AS内起作用，所以规定BGP路由器不会宣告任何从BGP对等体来的更新信息给其BGP对等体。
下面关于BGP环路防护的描述，正确的是（多选）
A、对于EBGP，通过AS-PATH属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接收到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新信息
B、对于IBGP，BGP路由器不会宣告任何从IBGP对等体来的更新信息给其IBGP对等体。
C、対于IBGP，通过AS-PATH属性，丢弃从EBGP对等体接受到的在AS-PATH属性里面包含自身AS号的任何更新的信息。
D、対于EBGP，BGP路由器不会宣告任何从EBGP对等体来的更新信息给其EBGP对等体
BGPAS_PATH属性是一种可选过渡属性
关于BGPMED,下面哪些描述是正确的
A、在BGP选路规则中，MED的优先级要低于AS-Path、Preferred-Value、Local-PreferenceOrigin
B、BGP路由MED的缺省值是0.
C、缺省情况下，BGP选路规则可以对来自不同自治系统的路由进行MED比较
D、缺省情况下，如果路由属性中没有MED值按0处理。如果配置了bestroutemed-noneas-maximum命令，则把MED按最大值4294967295来处理
以下关于BCP的属性，描述正确的是
A、相邻AS的AS号，排在BGP路由条目中AS_Path列表的最右侧。
B、BGPSpeaker在向IBGP对等体发布从EBCP对等体学来的路由时，并不改变该路由信息的下一跳属性。
C、LocalPref仅在EBGP对等体之间有效，不通告给第三方AS。
D、一条路由只能有一个团体属性值。
关于BGP防环机制，以下描述正确的是(多选)
A、自治系统之间使用AS_PATH属性来防止环猫。
B、ClusterList属性用于反射器集群内防环，路由器发现路由条目的ClusterList包含自己的ClusterID,就会拒收该路由。
C、从IBGP学到的路由不会向IBGP邻居宣告，用于防止AS内部的路由环路。
D、可以使用AS_CONFED_SET属性防止联盟内的环路。
哪种场景可以运用AS-path-filter(多选)
A、依据路由携带的ASPATH属性，过滤从BGP邻居收到的路由。例如命令peerx.X.x.xaspath-filterimport
B、Routepopcy中的apply子句
C、依据路由携带的ASPATH属性，过滤向BGP邻居发送的路由。例如命令peerx.X.x.xaspath-filterexport
D、Route-popcy中的if-natch子句
RRU3158单path功率为12W，则小区最大发射功率为()
A、12DBM
B、49.8DBM
C、46DBM
D、40DBM
下列选项中，关于配置JAVA_HOME环境变量的具体步骤，正确的是（）
A、打开环境变量.配置path参数
B、打开环境变量.配置classpath参数
C、打开环境变量.新建JAVA_HOME参数并配置值为JDK安装目录
D、以上说法都不对
下面关于Cookie的path属性有效性的说法中，正确的是（）
A、只对当前访问路径所属的目录有效
B、只对当前访问路径所属的目录及其子目录有效
C、只对当前访问路径所属的子目录有效
D、只对其它目录有效（当前访问路径所属的目录及其子目录无效）
Cookie的path属性设置后，只对当前访问路径所属的目录有效。()
系统提供下面关于配置path环境变量作用的说法中,正确的是()修改
A、在任意目录可以使用javac和java命令
B、在任意目录下可以使用class文件
C、在任意目录可以使用记事本
D、在任意目录下可以使用扫雷游戏
A.A．pathB.B．courseC.C．roadD.D．way
A.A.6.2dBmB.B.7.2dBmC.C.8.2dBmD.D.9.2dBm
以下哪个不属于Path接口的常用方法（）1分
当JDK安装完成后,要进行系统配置,设置2个环境变量。其中1个是默认搜索路径Path;另一个是类库路径,环境变量名为()。
阅读以下代码，输出结果正确的是()。
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Onemorning,Iwalkeddownthepathtomycarandrightintoahugespiderwebthathadappearedovernight.
Ifelt___16___fornothavingseenitorhaving____17____myselfofthewebtendrils（须状物）,andwent
___18___myway.Duringthemeetingwithourclient,Isawalookofpure___19___crossedhisface.AfterIwenttothe____20____,Ifigureditout.
Thenextmorning,the___21___samesceneoccurred,andIfeltevenmorefoolish.___22___amoment,IthoughtIshouldnot___23___myself.
Onthethirdday,Iwas___24___tolookfortheweb–thespiderhadrewovenit,___25___thistimeoffthepathinthebushes.
Howsurprisingitwasto___26___thatthespiderandIhadlearnedtheexactsame___27___inthesameamountoftime.
Itis___28___forcertainthingsinlifetohappentoyou.Therewillbeheartbreak,___29___,anddayswhereyoufeellikeyouaren’tspecialorpurposeful.Youcannotletthese___30___you.Ifyoudon’t___31___yourselftomovepastwhathappenedandwhatwasfelt,youwill___32___yourfuturewiththatpairofglasses,andnothingwillbeabletochangethat___33___.
Asasaying___34___,“Theonlymistakeinlifeisthelessonnot___35___.”(AlbertEinstein)
16.A.angryB.frustratedC.impatientD.foolish
17.A.removedB.ridC.remindedD.accused
18.A.inB.onC.byD.down
19.A.surpriseB.excitementC.curiosityD.embarrassment
20.A.meetingroomB.waitingroomC.bathroomD.sittingroom
21.A.funnyB.singleC.veryD.strange
22.A.WithinB.BeforeC.AfterD.For
23.A.forgiveB.blameC.annoyD.comfort
24.A.worriedB.dueC.anxiousD.careful
25.A.butB.andC.otherwiseD.still
26.A.proveB.confirmC.admitD.realize
27.A.thoughtB.approachC.lessonD.trick
28.A.unhappyB.commonC.regularD.heart-breaking
29.A.confusionB.conquerC.consensusD.calculation
30.A.disappointB.weakenC.trapD.break
31.A.promiseB.allowC.denyD.require
32.A.lookatB.reflectonC.prepareforD.thinkabout
33.A.sayingB.occurrenceC.futureD.judgment
34.A.hasB.goesC.spreadsD.says
35.A.givenB.taughtC.learnedD.addressed
AnybirdthatcrossedhispathwouldbeeatenbyRex,aGermanshepherd.Rex___41___(rescue)fromhispreviousshelter,wherehewasgoingtobeputdownafterabitingincident.Lastyear,he___42___(eventual)arrivedatPuritonHorseandAnimalRescue.
Geraldinewasagooseabandonedbyownerswhocouldnolongerputup___43___her.Shewasn’texactlythepictureof___44___(warm),either,whenshearrivedatthesameshelterthreemonthsago.Thedogandthegoosewereinpiduallygivenlabelslikecruelanddangerous.Neitherseemedparticularlyharmoniouswithhumansorevenmembersoftheirownspecies.
Butwhenthetwo___45___(annoy)creatureswereofferedachancetohangouttogether,somethingmagicalhappened.Theychasedeachotherwhenfirst___46___(introduce),butGeraldinestoodupforherselfandthatwasthat.Theyjustfellinlovewitheachother.
“I’vebeendoingrescueworksince1997andseenall___47___(kind)ofstrangeanimalbehavior,butI’veneverseenanythinglikethis,”saidSheilaBrislin,___48___isthefounderoftheshelter.“It’ssoamusingtoseethembecausetheyloveeachothertobits.Theyareveryaffectionate.Shejust___49___(run)aroundalongsidehimalldaylongandwheneverwetakehimfor___50___walkinthewoodsshehastocome,too.”
FikiriKiponda’spathfromaccountanttomarine(海洋的)conservationistwassparkedbyachanceencounter.Aftersecuringhisdreamjob,Kipondadecidedhewantedmore.Hewasn’tquitesurewhathewaslookingforuntilheranacrosssometurtlehatchlings.
Hedidn’tknowitwasturtle.Fortunatelyenoughhegottherightpersontoaskandhegotmotivated.ThatpersonwasNkindi,astaffmemberattheWatamuConservationprojectwholaterinvitedhimtovolunteerontheproject.Helaterlefthisaccountingjobandfullydevotedhimselfintotheworldofseaturtles.Now，herunsandspendshistimenursingcriticallyendangeredseaturtlesbacktohealth.
Seaturtleshavebeenaroundfornearly110millionyearsandarenowconsideredhighlyendangered.TheirpreservationrestsonactivitiesofconservationistssuchasKipondaastheseturtlesfacenumerousthreatsandsignsoftheirextinctioninthenext50years.
Localfishermentraditionallycatchthemtosupplementtheirownlowcatchratesandsellthemfortheiroil.Aschangesaremadetoaccommodatemorehotelsfortourists,thereislessavailablebeachlandforturtlenesting.
Kiponda’spassionhasnowspreadtohiscommunity,changingtheirattitudetowardssealifepreservationwithhis“by-catchreleaseprogramme.”
Throughthisprogram,fishermenarenowpaidforreturningturtlesaccidentallycaughtintheirfishingnets.Thehealthyonesaretaggedandreleasedintothemarineparkwhilehetakescareofsickandinjuredturtlesbacktohealth.
Beforethelaunchofpioneeringspiritlikethis,turtlescaughtbyfishermenwereusedfortheirmeatandtheiroilextracted(提炼)foritsmedicinalproperties.
“Releasingtheturtlebackintotheoceanisaverygoodfeeling,like,youfeellikeyou’vedonesomethingconcreteandIguesseverybodywouldlovetodothat...soIguessit’suniquework.”
4.WhatwasFikiriKiponda’sdreamjobaccordingtothetext
A.Anaccountant.
B.Amarineconservationist.
C.AguidetotheWatamuConservationProject.
D.Anadvocateforturtles.
5.Whatmaybethemainthreattotheturtles
A.Therisingsealevel.B.Beingcaughtbytourists.
C.Overdevelopmentinthetourism.D.Thereductionintheirnestingplace.
6.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeFikiriKiponda
A.Energeticbutconservative.B.Enthusiasticandcaring.
C.Arbitrarybutconsiderate.D.Ambitiousandknowledgeable.
7.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext
A.Themansavingendangeredseaturtles.
B.Anuniquejobofprotectingseaturtles.
C.Apioneerprojectprotectingseaanimals.
D.Thecurrentsituationfacedbyseaturtles.
Twomenwerewalkingonapathinthemountainwhenitcracked(断裂)belowtheirfeet,___56___(leave)themstuckatthetopofwhatremained.
Whentherescuepartyarrivedonthescene,oneman___57___(sit)atthetopofthesteepslope(陡坡)whiletheotherwaslyingdownontherockygroundbelow,holdingontohisfriend’sleg.___58___thetimerescuersarrived,hehadbeenholdingontohisfriendfor45minutes.
Thehelicopter,___59___cametotheirrescue,flewabout100feetabovethetwomen___60___(avoid)removinganyoftheground.Thetwowerenotonlyonunstableground,butoneofthemwasholdingtheother.___61___,therescueworkwasverydifficult.Therescueworkershadtobeextremelycarefulasthe___62___(condition)underfootwerejusttoounpredictable.
Oneoftherescueworkerswentdownonthewirefromthehelicopterandmanagedtoquicklysecurearopearoundthe___63___(low)ofthetwomen,beforeliftinghimtotheaircraft.___64___sameprocedurewasrepeatedforhiswalkingpartner.
Thetwowalkersraisedthealarmat11.05amonSundayandwererescuedby12.20pm.___65___ofthemwasinjuredbuttheywereleft“veryshaken”bytheexperience.Bothwalkersweresaidtobeexperiencedandwell-equipped.
40.Everythinginthepathofatornadoisdestroyed,yetareasnearbystill_____________.
A,remaineduntouchedB.remaininguntouched
C.beremaintobeuntouchedD.remainedtobeuntouched
It’snicetowalkalongthecountrypaths___________with-------------_____grass.
A.covered;growingB.covering;growingC.covering;grownD.covered;grown
AlargegarbagepatchfloatinginthePacificOceancontinuestogrowandisnowroughlytwicethesizeofTexas,anewstudyhasfound.
Inaddition,thepollutionlevelsinwhatiscalledtheGreatPacificGarbagePatchare"increasingsharply,"accordingtoresearchpublishedThursdayinthe"ScientificReports"journal.
Thereare1.8trillionpiecesofplasticfloatinginthepatch,andthatnumberkeepsrising,accordingtothenewanalysis.
Theamountofgarbageisupto16timeshigherthanpreviouslyreported.Thepatchhasnowgrowntomorethan600,000squaremiles—Texasisapproximately270,000squaremiles,bycomparison.
"Weweresurprisedbytheamountoflargeplasticobjectsweencountered,"saidJuliaReisserofthefoundation,whocontributedtothestudy."Weusedtothinkmostofthedebris（碎片）consistsofsmallfragments,butthisnewanalysisshinesanewlightontherangeofthedebris."
TheGreatPacificGarbagePatchislocatedhalfwaybetweenHawaiiandCalifornia.ItisthelargestaccumulationzoneforoceanplasticsonEarth,accordingtotheOceanCleanupFoundation.
“Tobeabletosolveaproblem,webelieveitisessentialtofirstunderstandit,"saidBoyanSlat,co-authorofthestudyandthefounderoftheOceanCleanupFoundation.
“Theseresultsprovideuswithkeydatatodevelopandtestourcleanuptechnology,butitalsounderlinestheurgencyofdealingwiththeplasticpollutionproblem.Sincetheresultsindicatethattheamountofdangerousmicroplasticsissettoincreasemorethantentimesiflefttofragment,thetimetostartisnow."
25.What’sthemainideaofthepassage
A.TheGreatPacificGarbagePatchislocatedfaraway.
B.1.8trillionpiecesofplasticarefloatinginthepatch.
C.GarbagepatchfloatinginthePacificOceancontinuestoexpand
D.ItisessentialtoreducewaterpollutioninthePacificOcean.
26.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue
A.1.8millionpiecesofplasticarefloatinginthepatch.
B.Theamountofgarbageisupto12timeshigherthanpreviouslyreported.
C.Wenowthinkmostofthedebrisconsistsofsmallfragments.
D.TheGreatPacificGarbagePatchissituatedhalfwaybetweenHawaiiandCalifornia.
27.Inordertosolvetheproblem,what’sessentialaccordingtoBoyanSlat
A.developingourtechnology
B.understandingitfirstofall
C.stressingtheurgencyofdealingwiththeplasticpollution
D.appealingtothepublictoprotectourenvironment
28.Accordingtothelastparagraph,whichstatementwillBoyanSlatmostprobablyagreewith
A.Theresultsprovideuswithmeaninglessdatatotestourcleanuptechnology
B.Itignorestheurgencyofdealingwiththeplasticpollutionproblem
C.Theresultsindicatethattheamountofmicroplasticsisboundtoincrease
D.It’slatetostartnow.
A1ongalongpathwecametoadeepvalley．AsIclimbeddownintothevalley，abirdflewoftherock．Onlookingatthespot61thebirdhadrisen，Isawtwoeggs．TheywerethekindthatIdidnothaveinmy62(collect))soIplacedthemcarefullyinmybag.
Aswewentfurtherdownthevalley，thesidesbecameeven63(steep)．Thewaterthatrusheddownallthesesmall64(valley)intherainyseasonhadworntherockasglass.Asitwastoodeep65(climb)down，Ihangedmyguntooneofthemenandsliddownit．Myfeethadhardlytouchedthesandybottomwhenthetwomenjumpeddown，oneoneachsideof66(I)．Theyquicklygavemethegun67askedmeifIhadheardthetiger．Infact，Ihadheardnothing；possiblybecauseofthenoiseImadewhile68(slide)downtherock．Themensaidthey69(hear)atigergrowling(虎啸)somewherenearby，butthey70notknowfromwhichdirectionthenoisehadcome．
Tohavefaithistobelievethatthepathwearetravelingalongislongerthan________wecananticipate.
A.thatB.whatC.howD.as
Lifeislikeawindingpathsurroundedbyflowers,butterfliesanddeliciousfruits,______,manyofusspendmuchtimelookingforhappinessaroundthenextcorner
A.thereforeB.thoughC.moreoverD.otherwise
Eachstudentfollowshisorherownpath,with___encouragementfromhisteachersandclassmates.
A.inpidualB.inpidualistC.inpidualizeD.inpidualized
Everysinglehumanbeingonthisplanethasapathandpurposetofulfill,whethertheyrealizeitornot.36
Listwhatyouloveandconnectthedots.37Itmaynotmakesenseatfirst,butallofthethingsyouenjoydoingarepartofyourpathinoneformoranother,sograbapenandapieceofpaperandstartwriting.Onceyouhaveyourlist,takeastepbackandseehowallthesebrilliantpiecesmightconnecttotheworkyouaremeanttodo.
Identifywhatyoudowithease.Oftenourpassionandpurposearestaringusrightintheface,butit’ssonaturaltousthatwedon’tthinkanythingaboutit.38Justbecausetheyareeasyforyoudoesn’tmeanthat’sthecaseforeveryoneelse.Byidentifyingwhatcomesnaturallytoyou,youhavetheabilitytobuildonyourstrengthsandhelpothersinwaysyouneverthoughtpossible.
39Findingyourpassionisdirectlyrelatedtodoingthethingsthatlightyouupandsetyoursoulonfire.Ifyoulovetoteach,run,andhostliveevents,thenplease,dothemall!WhosaysyourlifepurposehastobejustonethingYouaremeanttoexperiencelifeandallthatithasoffered.
Askotherstohelp.Ifyouarestillfeelingstuckinfindingyourpassionandpurposeinlife,itmightbetimetoaskothersforhelp.Itcanbedifficultforyoutoseewhereyoutrulyshinebecauseyouaresimplytooclosetoconnectingthedotsonyourown.Friends,familymembersandprofessionalshaveaviewthatyoudon’t.40
A.Dowhatmakesyouhappy.
B.Findwhatyoudowithease.
C.Don’toverlookthethingsthatareeasyforyou.
D.Theycanhelpyoutoseethingswithinyourself.
E.Youcannotcountonotherstohelpyoucompletely.
F.Herearewaystofindyourpassionandpurposefromnowon.
G.Identifyingthethingsyouloveisthebestwaytofindyourpassionandpurpose.
_____thiswindingpath,andyou’llcometoalovelycottagebyalakeinthewoods.
A.TofollowB.FollowingC.FollowedD.Follow
_______thatthepathcontinuedontheotherside,wewonderedhowwecouldgetacrossthestream.
A.SeeingB.Beingabletosee
C.ItcouldbeseenD.Atthesightof
Therearetwodaysthatsetyouonyourpathinlife:thedayyou’reborn,andthedayyourealizewhyyouwereborn.
GrowingupsouthofChicagoinHarvey,Illinois,mostpeoplejusthadtheirheadsdowntryingtomakeitfrompointAtopointB.Iwasthesameway,justgoingwiththeflow.IplayedbasketballinhighschoolbecauseIwasgoodatitandbecauseotherpeoplethoughtIshoulduntilIdiscoveredmytalent.
Igiveupbasketballandstarteddoingspeeches.Itwasn’tapopulardecisionbutmygrandfathertoldmetodowhatmademehappy.Ifellinlovewithcomedyandperforming.AndwhenIdiscoveredthepassion,IrealizedwhyIwasborn.
IknewIhadsomethingtooffer—IknewthatnotonlyamIpowerful,butIcanmakeadifference.
Irealizedalongtimeagothatmydreamisnottobefamousorrich.Mytalentistoentertain.Butit’smorethanthat.Ihavethechancetoreachpeople,tobrightendays,tobringlaughterandpositiveenergyintolivesandinspire.AndIamgratefulforit.
Actingputtingmyselfoutthereandhavingdoorsclosedonmetimeandtimeagainhastaughtmealotaboutmyself.IhavelearnedtotrustwhatIhavetooffertheworldovermomentarydoubt.I’velearnedtoputmyfaithovermyfeelings.AndI'vegrownatoughskin.Moreimportantly,Ihavelearnedthereisalongwaytowardsourgoalsandthatwhenweputourtalentsandpassiontowork,wedetermineourvalue.
Likealotofplacesacrossthecountry,there’spoverty,crime,violenceandunemploymentinHarvey.Andgrowingupthere,alotofpeoplehavetragicallylowexpectationsforlife.ButIknowthatwiththerightopportunityandwithhelpalongtheway,everyonecanfindtheirpassionandgoafterit.Mylifeisproof.
24.Whatwastheauthorborntodoaccordingtothetext
A.Beabasketballplayer.B.Actandperform.
C.Makespeeches.D.Teachpeople.
25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph5referto
A.Chance.B.Energy.C.Days.D.Laughter.
26.Whatistheauthor’spurposeofwritingthistext
A.Tohelpothersfindtheirtalents.B.Toprovehisdecisionwasright.
C.Toinspirepeopletofollowtheirdreams.D.Toencouragepeopletosetagoal.
27.Whatcanbethebesttileforthetext
A.SuccessLiesinHardWork.B.HowtoAchievetheDreamIsImportant.
C.TheTwoImportantDaysinLife.D.TheDayIRealizedWhatIWasBorntoDo.
JohnMontefiore'spathtograduationfromtheUniversityofTorontowasalittleunusual.Herecentlycompletedhisbachelor'sdegree(学士学位)whichhestartedin1995.
Montefioreleftuniversityin1996andtriedtotellhimselfthatadegreewasn'tnecessaryforpersonalsuccess.Butitremainedunfinishedbusinessuntilhemadethedecisiontoreturnin2018attheage42.Atthattime,hisjobdevelopmentstalled,sohemadeuphismindtogobacktoschoolinordertoimprovehimselfandworkwellinfuture.
Thesecondtimearound,Montefiorenevermissedaclassandalwayssatinthefrontrow.HefoundmanycoursesinvaluableandhereceivedtheAwardofExcellencetwice.Hefoundsupportservicesplayedanimportantroleinhissuccessfulreturn.Hesaid,“Ihadn'twrittenapaperforyears,soIfoundthecollegewritingcentretobeofgreatuse.BeforeIhandedinapaper,theywouldgivemefeedback,whichwasreallygreat.TheuniversityhassomuchbuiltintohelpstudentssucceedandI'msothankfulforthat.”Buthealsometdifficultiesthistime.Asastudentmucholderthanothers,hefoundithardertomakefriendswithclassmates.
However,nomatterwhathadhappenedbefore,hefinallygothisbachelor'sdegree.Hesaid,“Afteralltheseyears,Ihadthoughtitwouldn'tmeananything,butitmeansalot.Itotallyunderstandthevalueofeducationnow.It'snotnecessarilythevaluethatotherpeopleseeinit,butthevalueitgivesmeasaperson,formyconfidenceandmyself-esteem.ItalsohelpsmepreparewellbeforeIre-entertheworkplace.”
8.WhywasMontefiore'sgraduationunusual
A.Hehadachievedpersonalsuccessbefore.
B.Heunderstoodtheimportanceofadegree.
C.Hefinishedhisdegreeatamucholderage.
D.Hebeganhisuniversitystudyatayoungage.
9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"stalled"inparagraph2probablymean
A.Stopped.B.Started.C.Survived.D.Succeeded.
10.WhatcanwelearnaboutMontefiorefromthethirdparagraph
A.Hegotgoodgradesveryeasily.B.Hetookhisstudyseriouslythistime
C.Hewasthankfulforhisclassmates'helpD.Hehaddifficultyusingsupportservices.
11.WhatdidMontefiorelearnfromhisexperience
A.Confidenceisimportantinone'slife.
B.Others'opinionsoneducationmatteralot.
C.Highereducationisamustforpersonalsuccess.
D.Educationmakesonefeelbetterabouthimself.
46.Thepathbeforeyouleadstoaworldfullofchallenges.However,forthoseofyouwithapositivemind,o________liesineachchallenge.(根据首字母单词拼写)
47.Thesedays,themoderntoolsthatkeepusconnectedareeatingawayatthemeaningoffriendship.Wemaybeabletomakemanyfriendsonline,butthesefriendshipscanbequites________.(根据首字母单词拼写)
48.Menneedtounderstandthatwhenawomanis________(感到有压力的),shewantstotalk,andallheneedstodoislisten,notoffersolutions.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)
49.TomquicklymadeplanstoreturnhomewiththegirlsandIkepthim________（陪伴）thenextdayashepackedafewbags.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)
50.Thesetwoproblems________（涉及）thetrustandsupportofpeopleinthegovernment.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)
Acouplewaswalkingonapathinthemountain_____8_____itcrackedbelowtheirfeet,leavingthemstuckatthetopofwhatremained.Themansatatthetopofthesteepslope(陡坡)andhiswifelayontherockygroundbelow,holdingontohislegtokeepherself_____9_____fallingdown.Bythetimerescuersarrivedonthescene，she_____10_____(hold)ontoherhusbandfor45minutes.
Atlastwefoundapathleadingtothetopofthemountain,________wesawabeautifulsunrise.
A.inwhereB.inwhichC.whichD.fromwhere
Whenpeoplevisittheirlocalfamily-ownedpumpkinpatcharoundHalloween,theyaren’tusuallylookingfordinner.Themajorityofthenearly2billionpoundsofpumpkinsgrownintheUSeachyeararecarved（雕刻）upinsteadofbeingeaten,makingthemauniquepartoftheagricultureindustry.Forpeoplewhopreferseasonalrecipestodecorations,thatmayraiseafewquestions:Arethepumpkinssoldforjack-o’-lanternsdifferentfrompumpkinssoldasfoodAndareHalloweenpumpkinsanygoodtoeat
Carvingpumpkins,oftenwitharoundshapeanddeeporangecolor1,don’ttasteverygood,becausetheyarebredtobedecorationsfirst.Theyhavewallsthatarethinenoughtostickaknifethroughandatexture(质地)that’sunappealingcomparedtotheonesconsumersareusedtoeating.“Uncutcarvingpumpkinsaresafetoeat;however,it’snotthebesttypetouseforcooking,”DariaMcKelvey,asupervisorfortheKemperCenterforHomeGardeningattheMissouriBotanicalGarden,tellsMentalFloss.Unlikedecorativepumpkins,cookingpumpkinsaresmallanddense(紧实的).Thisisonereasontheytastebetter.McKelveysays.“Cookingpumpkinsaresmaller,sweeter,andhavefewerfibers,makingthemeasiertocookwith—butnotsogoodforcarving.”Thesepumpkinscanbeaddedintosoup,orsimplyroasted.
IfyoudowanttogetsomeuseoutofyourcarvingpumpkinsthisHalloween,turnthefleshofyourHalloweenpumpkinintopurée.Addingsugarandspicesandbakingitintoadessertcandoalottomaskthefruit’sunderwhelmingflavor(味道).Whateveryoudo,makesureyourpumpkinisn’tcarvedupalreadywhenyoudecidetocookwithit.Neveruseonethat’sbeencarvedintoajack-o’-lantern,otherwiseyoucouldbedealingwithbacteria,dirtanddust.
8.What’sthewriter’spurposeinparagraph1
A.Tointroduceanewconcept.B.Toleadreaderstothetopic.
C.Tomakeasummary.D.Toofferbackgroundinformation.
9.Howdoesthetextmainlydevelopinparagraph2
A.Byprovidingexamples.B.Byfollowingtheorderoftime.
C.Bymakingcomparisons.D.Byfollowingtheorderofimportance.
10.Whycan’twecookwithcarvedpumpkinsaccordingtothelastparagraph
A.Becausetheyarespecificallyusedfordecoration.
B.Becausetheyarenotsodeliciousastheonessoldforfood.
C.Becausetheyaretooexpensivetoserveasadish.
D.Becausetheyarenothealthyandsafeenoughasfood.
11.Whereisthetextmostlikelyfrom
A.Adiary.B.Amagazine.
C.Anovel.D.Aguidebook.
DearPrincipalStanton,
ThedateforourannualDesertPathPrideSpiritWeekisrapidlycomingandtheStudentCouncilhasbeendiscussingsomenewideasabouthowtocelebrateschoolpridethisyear.SinceSpiritWeekistheweekbeforescheduledtesting,wewouldliketosuggestcombiningstudentfestivitieswithpreparationfortesting.Wewanttoassureyouthatallactivitieswouldfocusonacademicswhileprovidingfunforthoseinvolved.
Ourplanfortheweekisasfollows:
Monday—MathDaywouldincludefunmathgamesintheclassroomsandschool-wideactivitiessuchasguessingthenumberofbricksinabuilding,recordingtimesatrelayraces,andcompetitionsformultiplicationfacts.
Tuesday—Reader’sRoundupwouldfocusonbooksandauthors.Studentsandteacherscancomedressedastheirfavoriteauthororcharacterfromabook.Thisdaywouldbegreatforthecontestof“BestReader”.Olderstudentscansharereadingtimewithyoungeragedbuddies.
Wednesday—Writer’sDaywoulddisplaystudentwritingfrompreviouslyheldcompetitionsfortypesofwritinglikepoems,storiesandessays.Ofcoursetherewouldbeprizesgivenforoutstandingwritingineachcategory.
Thursday—NoFearDaywouldbewherewehaveourspiritedassembly(集合)togetusreadyfortesting.TheStudentCouncilcouldevenputonaskit(短剧)showinghowallofusatDesertPatharereadyfortestweek.
Thesearejustafewoftheideasweareaskingyoutoconsider.WewouldliketohavetheopportunitytomeetwithyouanddiscussourplanandtohearwhatideasyoumayhaveforSpiritWeek.Pleaseletusknowwhenyoucanschedulesometimetomeet.
Respectfullyyours,
TheStudentCouncil
21.WhydoestheStudentCouncilwritethislettertoPrincipalStanton
A.Todiscusstheirplan.
B.ToadvertiseSpiritWeek.
C.Toexplaintheirtestschedule.
D.ToinvitetheprincipaltoSpiritWeek
22.Ifyouwanttoreadyourfavoritebookstoothers,youwilltakepartinactivities______.
A.onMondayB.onTuesday
C.onWednesdayD.onThursday
23.IfyoudogoodjobsonWriter’sDay,youmayprobably_______.
A.begivenprizes
B.dressasyoulike
C.gethighmarksinthetest
D.havefuninschool-wideactivities
24.Whichofthefollowingwillmostlikelyhappenasaresultofthisletter
A.Theprincipalwillgiveprizes.
B.SpiritWeekwillbecancelled.
C.SpiritWeekwillbepostponed.
D.TheprincipalwillmeettheStudentCouncil.
______thepathofacountyistherightoneisamattertobedecidedbyitspeople.
A.ThatB.WhatC.WhetherD.Why
Fromquietpathsbyastreaminaforesttobusyroadsrunningthroughacity,peoplehavecreatedvariousformsofroutesindifferentplaces.Theserouteshaveenabledpeopletomove,transportthings,andsendinformationfromoneplacetoanotherquicklyandsafely.___16___
Earlyrouteswereoftenformednaturallyonland.Theygraduallydevelopedoverlongperiodsoftimewhilepeopletraveledthemonfootorhorseback.Oncethefirstwheeledcartsappearedinancienttimes,peoplerecognizedtheimportanceofwell-maintainedroutes.___17___Asaresult,lifebecamemucheasier,communitiesgrew,economiesdeveloped,andculturesspread.
Peoplehaveestablishedroutesonwater,too.Riversandcanalshaveservedaseffectiveroutesforpeopletomovearoundandcarrythings.Forexample,intheold,JapanesecityofEdo,waterrouteswereusedforthetransportationofagriculturalproducts,seafood,andwood.___18___Theywereimportantforthemovementofships,particularlyinthedayswhentheymovedmainlybywindpower.Usingthesesearoutes,peoplecouldgotoplacestheyhadnotbeenabletoreachbefore.
Peoplehavegoneontoopenroutesintheskyaswell.Sincetheinventionoftheairplane,theyhavemadeitpossibletotravellongdistanceseasily.Finally,peoplebecameabletotravelsafelyandcomfortablyhighinthesky,andgoingvastdistancesonlytookasmallamountoftime.
___19___Byusingthisworldwideroute,peoplecaneasilygetinformationthatoncewasavailablemainlyfrombooksandface-to-facecommunication.
Aslongastherehavebeenpeople,therehavebeenroutestoconnectthem.___20___
A.Peoplecouldtravelgreatdistances.
B.Peoplehavealsoopenedroutesacrossthesea.
C.Today,wehaveanewtypeofroute,theInternet.
D.Therefore,towns,cities,andentirecountriesimprovedthem.
E.Someunknownrouteswillsurelytakeusfurtherinthefuture.
F.Theyhavebeenimportantinourdailylivesthroughouthistory.
G.Theycanimmediatelysendmessagestolargenumbersofpeopleallatonce.
（2021·全国高三专题练习）AutumnisgreatforEuropeanwalking:pathsaremud-free,temperaturesaremild,crowdsarefewandbeautifulcolor1sabound.ThefollowingarefourEuropeanadventurestowalkyourwaythroughautumn.
TheunknownCilento
SouthofItaly’sAmalfiCoasthidesamuchlessdiscoveredwonderland.AfterstoppingtoviewthemarvelousGreektempleremainsatPaestum,Sherpa’snextdestinationconcentratesontheCilentoNationalPark—firstfollowingitsruggedseashorepasttheoccasionalmyrtlegrove(小树林),andsandybeach,thenleavingmodernitybehindandventuringinlandtomedieval(中世纪的)hilltoptowns.Home-cookeddinnersconcludeexcitingdaysofgoattracksandghostvillagesbeforeascenicpathleadsbacktotheseaside.Fournights￡630halfboard,includingtransport,luggagetransfersandwalkingnotes.LastdepartureOctober31.
Turkishdelights
FollowanimpressivesectionofTurkey’sexpansiveLycianWay,graduallymovingfromcliffstocoastline.You’llbegininpine-filledpeaks,typicallyonshadedpathstoseaviews,andstopatbothapool-boastingupscalehotelandoneoftheYanartasregion’sever-burningflames—possiblyfueledbyamonsterbelow.Afinefishrestaurantcomesnext,thenamile-longsandybeachaheadoftwodaysonlonelyCapeGelidonya,finishingbyitslighthouse.Sixnights￡790,includingtenothermeals,transport,luggagetransfersandwalkingnotes.LastdepartureinearlyNovember.
Carpathianclambers
PolandandSlovakiaareseparatedbytheCarpathianMountainsandtheirlargeforest-filledvalleys.StartingandendinginKrakow,thistripcoversbothcountries.Somedaysincludetheoptionofclimbingtosnowypeaksortakingeasier,lower-altitudeoptions,andyou’lllikelymeettheGorals—aculturally-distinctgroupknownas“highlanders”.Mostmemorableactivitywillbewalkingalongthe300m-highDunajecRivertospatownSzczawnica.Sevennights￡630,includingtransport,luggagetransfersandwalkingnotes.LastdepartureOctober24.
Flowersandfeta
Greece’sPelionPeninsulaisaplaceknownasthe“LandoftheCentaurs(人首马身的怪物)”foritsassociationwiththemythologicalhorse-humanhybrids.Betweenvillagesofwhitewashed,flower-decoratedstonehouses,walkerscanfollowoldpathsontomountainsides,andwanderthrougholivegrovesorbesidetheglitteringAegeanSea.Somedaysyieldswimmingopportunities,andothersthechancetorechargeinalocalpubofsomebeansoupandfeta-cheesebread.Sevennights￡535,includingtransport,luggagetransfersandwalkingnotes.LastdepartureOctober23.
13．WhatcanyoudowhenyouareintheunknownCilento
A．Swiminapool.B．Haveaspa.
C．Exploremedievaltowns.D．Walkthrougholivegroves.
14．WhichdestinationisyourbestchoiceifyouintendtotraveltoEuropeafterOctober
A．Turkey.B．Cilento.C．GreeceD．Krakow.
15．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage
A．ItisamonsterthatfuelsthefireinYanartasregion.
B．Mealsarefreewhenyouaretakingthefirstadventure.
C．YoucanenjoyaspafromGoralsinthetownSzczawnica.
D．BeansoupcanbeservedinthepubofGreece’sPelionPeninsula.
51.Aswewalkthe“pathoflife”,wemaysometimeswishtobealonewithourownthoughts,forquietperiodsofr___________canleadtopersonalimprovement.（根据首字母拼写）
52.Wedidn’tknowwhattodonext,sowe_________(寻求)professionaladvice.（根据汉语提示单词拼写）
53.Comparedtohersister,sheismuch_________(苗条的).（根据汉语提示单词拼写）
54.Thetownhaschangedbeyondr______________sinceIwaslasthere.（根据首字母拼写）
55.Whenyouexercise,yourbodyproducessomechemicalsthatmakeyoufeelpeacefulandrelaxedandincreaseyourabilitytoc________whenyoustudy.（根据首字母拼写）
ScientistshavecreatedaskinpatchJeancommunicatetouchvirtually.Thesoftwirelessdevicestickstotheskinandproducesvibrations.It’screatorshopeitcouldonedaybeusedtohelppeoplebringtouchonline,inphonecallsandgames.
Thepatchlinksuptodeviceslikesmartphones,enablinguserstosendsensationstothewearer.Bymakinguseofnearfieldcommunication,seeinelectronicpaymentinsmartphones,itsdesignerswereabletomakethepieceoftechwirelessandbattery-free.Asetof32actuatorshelptocopythesensationoftouchonthewearer’sskin,whileaLinkallowsuserstoadjustthefrequencyandamplitudeofeachactuator.
“Wespeciallymadethedesignstoincreasethesensoryperceptionofthevibratoryforcepassedtotheskin,"explainedJohnA.Rogers,professorofMaterialsScienceandengineeringandBiomedicalEngineeringatNorthwesternUniversity.
Rogers,whoisalsoprofessorofNeurologicalSurgeryattheFeinbergSchoolofMedicine,saidinastatementthatpeoplehavetriedtomakesimilartechnology,buttheyinvolvedproblemslikewiresorbatteries.
“Wefeelthatit'sagoodstartingpointthatwillgoupnaturallytofullbodysystemsandhundredsorthousandsofseparate,programmableactuators”hesaid.“Weareexpandingtheboundariesandcapabilitiesofvirtualreality.
Rogerssaidtheequipment“couldbeverypowerfulforsocialinteractions,clinicalmedicineandapplicationsthatwecannotconceiveoftoday.
“Virtualrealityisanewrisingareaoftechnology,”Rogersadded.“Atpresent,we'rejustusingoureyesandourearsasthebasisforthoseexperiences.Thecommunityhasbeencomparativelyslowtotakeadvantageofthebody'slargestorgan:theskin.Oursenseoftouchprovidesthemostprofound,deepest,emotionalconnectionbetweenpeople.”
12.Whatparagraph2mainlyabout
A.Howtheskinpatchworks.B.Whattheskinpatchismadeupof.
C.Whattheskinpatchlookslike.D.Whytheskinpatchisdeveloped.
13.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“conceiveof”inthelastbutoneparagraphmean
A.AdoptB.PreventC.Abandon.D.Imagine.
14.WhatdoesRogers’statementinthelastparagraphshow
A.Heworriesaboutpeople’semotionalconnectionbetweenpeople.
B.Heisdoubtfulaboutmorevirtualrealityexperiences.
C.Heexpectsthefurtherdevelopmentofvirtualreality.
D.Heiscuriousaboutthecommunity’slong-termplanning.
15.Whatisthepurposeofthisarticle
A.TopersuadeB.Toinform.C.Toargue.D.Toadvertise.
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Everyonemustfindhisorherownbestpathtolastingweightloss.ForAliceFields,ittookgettingoffthetreadmill(跑步机)andgettingintopowerlifting,alongwithfollowinganutritionalplanthatdidn'tfocusonrestrictingfoods.Now,Alicewantseveryonetoknowthatthere'smorethanonewaytoloseweightandgetinshape.
“I'vealwaysstruggledwithmyweight，”saysAlice.“Bytheageof22,Iweighed92kilos,despiterunningatleastfivekilometerseverymorning,intensetrainingandrestrictingwhatIwaseating.”Sure,shesawresultshereandthere.Butshe'dloseafewkilosandthenputonmore.Allofthatchangedwhenafriendintroducedhertopowerlifting,andshediscoveredaneatingplancalledIfItFitsYourMacros(IIFYM).TheIIFYMplanlooksatallfoodsinthethreemaincategories:protein,fatsandcarbohydrates.Itenablesyoutoeatthefoodsyouloveandhaveahappymind.
WhatAlicehasbeentryingtosayisthatthereisn'tjustonewaytoloseweight.Forher,runningforhoursonendandrestrictingherselftoacleandietwasn'ttheanswer.“Justmove,andbeawareofwhatfoodyou'reputtinginyourbody.Howmuchyoumoveandhowyoumoveisentirelyuptoyou，”saidAlice.
“Iwentfromdoing90percentcardio(有氧运动)tomainlypowerliftingandcardioforfun.”Anditworkedforher.PeoplewritetoAliceandaskhertotellthemexactlywhattoeatandhowtomove,butheranswerisalwaystojustkeepmovingandeattosupportyourgoal.
Shewantstomakeitlyclearthatshedoesnotadvocatetheideasthatbeingslimequalsbeingbeautiful.Whatsheadvocatesis“takingyourlifeintoyourownhandsanddoingwhatmakesyoufeelgood.Findawaytoburncaloriesthatyouenjoyandawaythatyoucancontinuetodoaspartofyourlife.”
24.WhydidAlicegiveupherpreviouswayoflosingweight
A.Itmadeherexhausted.
B.Itpreventedherenjoyinganythingtasty.
C.Itfailedtoguaranteelastingeffects.
D.Itlackedfun.
25.ThereasonwhyAlicetakestheIIFYMplanisthat________．
A.itadvocateseatingasmuchasonecan
B.itlimitspeopletocleandiets
C.itonlyincludesfoodswithprotein,fatsandcarbohydrates
D.ithelpsbalanceeatingandmoving
26.WhatisAlice'sadviceforthosewhohavewrittentoher
A.Focusingonintensetrainingeveryday.
B.Payingmoreattentiontofeelinggood.
C.Losingasmuchweightaspossible.
D.Gettingoffthetreadmill.
27.Thepassagehasbeenwrittenmainlyto________．
A.advisefindingenjoyablewaystoloseweight
B.explainaquickwaytoloseweight
C.advertiseanewweight－lossproduct
D.tellpeopletokeeparestricteddiet
Nooneliveswithoutadream．Ifthepathissmoothortough，weareonthewaytoachieveit．Asasenior3student，IhavethesamedreamasmyclassmatesthatIcanbeadmittedwithanidealuniversity．Inthepastthreeyears，IhaddoneeverythingIcantoequipmyselfwiththatIhavelearnedfrommyteachers．NotonlyhaveIenjoyedthepleasureofstudybutalsoIhavegotcloserinmydream．anxietyandpressurediscouragemenowandthen．However，withthediscouragementofmyteachersandclassmates，IthinkIwillmakeoutit．
I'msurethatthereisstillalongwaytogotoachievemydream．Nomatterhowchallengeditis，Iwillmakeitcometrue．astheproverbsaid．"wherethereisawill，thereisaway．''
Foreignleadersspeakhighlyofthepathofthepeacefuldevelopment______Chinahasbeendevotedsincethestartofthereformandopening-uppolicy.
A.ofwhichB.withwhich
C.towhichD.forwhich
WalkingdownapaththroughsomewoodsinGeorgia,Isawasmallpoolofwateraheadonthepath.Iangledmydirectiontogoarounditonthepartofthepaththatwasn’tcoveredbywaterormud.AsIreachedthepool,Iwassuddenlyattacked!
YetIdidnothingfortheattack.Itwassounpredictableandfromsomewheretotallyunexpected.IwassurprisedaswellasunhurtthoughIhadbeenstruckfourorfivetimes.Ibackedupafootandmyattackerstoppedattackingme.HadIbeenhurtIwouldn’thavefounditamusing.AndIwaslaughing.Afterall,Iwasbeingattackedbyabutterfly!
Havingstoppedlaughing,Itookastepforward.Myattackerrushedmeagain.Hechargedtowardsmeatfullspeed,attemptingtohurtmebutinvain.Forasecondtime,Itookastepbackwardswhilemyattackerpaused.Iwasn’tsurewhattodo.Afterall,it’sjustnoteverydaythatoneisattackedbyabutterfly.Isteppedbacktolookthesituationover.Myattackermovedbacktolandontheground.That’swhenIdiscoveredwhymyattackerwaschargingmeonlymomentsearlier.Hehadamateandshewasdying.
Sittingclosebesideher,heopenedandclosedhiswingsasiftofanher.Icouldonlyadmiretheloveandcourageofthatbutterflyinhisconcernforhismate.Hehadtakenituponhimselftoattackmeforhismate’ssake,eventhoughshewasclearlydyingandIwassolarge.Hedidsojusttogiveherthoseextrafewpreciousmomentsoflife.ShouldIhavebeencarelessenoughtosteponherHiscourageinattackingsomethingthousandsoftimeslargerandheavierthanhimselfjustforhismate’ssafetyseemedadmirable.Icouldn’tdoanythingotherthanrewardhimbywalkingonthemoredifficultsideofthepool.Hehadtrulyearnedthosemomentstobewithher,undisturbed.
Sincethen,I’veusedthatbutterfly’scourageasaninspirationandtoremindmyselfthatgoodthingsareworthfightingfor.
21．Thewriterchangedhisdirectionwhilewalkingdownapathbecausehewanted_______.
A.togetclosetoabutterflyB.toescapeasuddenattack
C.tolookoverthebadsituationD.toavoidgettinghisshoesdirty
22．Fromthepassagewecanlearnthattheattacker_________.
A.strucktheauthorfourorfivetimesandmadehimbadlyhurt
B.pauseduntiltheauthortookastepbackwards
C.thoughtitwastheauthorwhocausedthedeathofhismate
D.attackedtheauthorforhismate’ssafetyandtoaccompanyherforthelastmomentsoflife
23．Fromthisexperiencethemanlearned________.
A.butterfliesarebraveinsects
B.thesmallcandefeatthelarge
C.howtodealwithchallengesinhislife
D.peopleshouldshowsympathytotheweak
24．Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribethebutterfly
A.caringB.ambitiousC.courageousD.aggressive
E
WalkingdownapaththroughsomewoodsinGeorgia,Isawasmallpoolofwateraheadonthepath．Iangledmydirectiontogoarounditonthepartofthepaththatwasn'tcoveredbywaterormud．AsIreachedthepool,Iwassuddenlyattacked!YetIdidnothingfortheattack．Itwassounpredictableandfromsomewheretotallyunexpected．IwassurprisedaswellasunhurtthoughIhadbeenstruckfourorfivetimes．Ibackedupafootandmyattackerstoppedattackingme．HadIbeenhurtIwouldn'thavefounditamusing．AndIwaslaughing．Afterall,Iwasbeingattackedbyabutterfly!
Havingstopped,laughing,Itookastepforward．Myattackerrushedmeagain．Hechargedtowardsmeatfullspeed,attemptingtohurtmebutinvain．Forasecondtime,Itookastepbackwardswhilemyattackerpaused．Iwasn'tsurewhattodo．Afterall,it'sjustnoteverydaythatoneisattackedbyabutterfly．Isteppedbacktolookthesituationover．Myattackermovedbacktolandontheground．That'swhenIdiscoveredwhymyattackerwaschargingmeonlymomentsearlier．Hehadamateandshewasdying．
Sittingclosebesideher,heopenedandclosedhiswingsasiftofanher．Icouldonlyadmiretheloveandcourageofthatbutterflyinhisconcernforhismate．Hehadtakenituponhimselftoattackmeforhismate'ssake（缘故）,eventhoughshewasclearlydyingandIwassolarge．Hedidsojusttogiveherthoseextrafewpreciousmomentsoflife,shouldIhavebeencarelessenoughtosteponher．Hiscourageinattackingsomethingthousandsoftimeslargerandheavierthanhimselfjustforhismate'ssafetyseemedadmirable．Icouldn'tdoanythingotherthanrewardhimbywalkingonthemoredifficultsideofthepool．Hehadtrulyearnedthosemomentstobewithher,undisturbed．
Sincethen,I'vealwaystriedtorememberthecourageofthatbutterflywheneverIseehugebarriersfacingme.
72．Whydidthewriterchangehisdirectionwhilewalkingdownapath
A．Togetclosetoabutterfly.B．Tolookoverthebadsituation.
C．Toescapeasuddenattack.D．Toavoidgettinghisshoesdirty.
73．Whatmadethemanfeelfunny
A．Makingtheattackerpause.B．Beingattackedbyabutterfly.
C．Beingsteppedonbyhismate.D．Discoveringtheenergeticbutterfly.
74．Fromthisexperiencethemanlearned.
A．whatheshoulddowhenfacedwithtrouble
B．peopleshouldshowsympathytotheweak
C．howheshoulddealwithattacks
D．peopleshouldprotectbutterflies
75．Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribethebutterfly
A．Careless．B．Amusing．C．Courageous．D．Aggressive
Lookoverthere--–there’saverylong,windingpath______uptothehouse.
A．toleadB．leadingC．ledD．leads
Walkingalongthenarrowpathinthefog，Ifoundsomeonefollowingme，butwhenI________，Ifoundnothing.
A．turnedupB．turnedaroundC．turnedawayD．turnedout
AsMoYanlookedbackonhiscareerpath,he______muchofhissuccesstothelandhehasalwaysbeenattachedto.
A.appealedB.committedC.contributedD.owed
Therewasapathbesidetherockyroad,andMrsFlowerswalkedaheadofme.Withoutturningherhead,shespoketome:“Ihearyou’reworkingverywellinschool,Marguerite,butonlyinwrittenassignments.Theteachersreportthattheyhavetroublegettingyoutotalkinclass.”“Languageismankind’swayofcommunicatingwithourfellowmen,anditislanguagealone,whichseparatesusfromtheloweranimals.”Thatwasatotallynewideatome,andIwouldneedtimetothinkaboutit.“Yourgrandmothersaysyoureadalot---everychanceyouget.That’sgood,butnotgoodenough.Wordsmeanmorethanwhatissetdownonpaper...”
ShesaidshewasgoingtogivemesomebooksandthatImustnotonlyreadthem,butreadthemaloud.ShesuggestedthatIshouldmakeasentencesoundinasmanydifferentwaysaspossible.Shebroughtathick,smallbookfromthebookcase.ItwasATaleofTwoCities.Sheopenedthebook,startedreadingandIheardpoetryforthefirsttimeinmylife.“Itwasthebestoftimesandtheworstoftime...”Hervoicecurvedthroughandaroundthewords.Shewasalmostsinging.
63.MrsFlowerspreferredtheauthortosendwhatsheboughthomemainlybecause__________.
A.sheknewtheauthorbetterthanBaileyB.shewantedtohelptheauthorwithherwrittentasks
C.shewantedtoinvitetheauthoroverforsomesnacksD.shewantedtohaveachatwiththeauthor
64.Accordingtothearticle,theauthor______.A.wasnotactiveenoughinclassB.didn’tworkhardinschoolC.likedtotalkwithherclassmatesinclassD.gotalongwellwithherteachersandclassmates
65.Onthewaybackhome,MrsFlowers______.A.triedtopersuadetheauthortotalkwithherB.encouragedtheauthortointeractmorewithothers
C.recommendedsomepopularbookstotheauthorD.convincedtheauthoroftheimportanceofreading
pathsA.southernB.warmthC.toothD.hundredth
______thiswindingpath,andyou’llcometoalovelycottagebyalakeinthewoods.
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
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Dozensofconditionsarecovered,fromheadaches,sunburn,badbreath,andblisters（起泡；起疮）toallergies,andhiccups（打嗝）.
66.Youcanmostprobablyreadthepassageina________.
A.travelguideB.medicinebooklet
C.textbookD.newspaper
67.Howmuchmoneycouldyousaveifyouwanttobuyatravelbook
68.Whichofthefollowingcouldhelpyoutodealwithcommondiseaseswithoutadoctor
C.1801HomeRemedies.D.BestWeekendProjects.
69.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage
A.ContainerGardensbyNumbercanhelpyouimproveyourgardeningskills.
B.OfftheBeatenPathcoversabout1,000famoustravelingsitesallovertheworld.
C.BestWeekendProjectsmaybeusefulforyoutomodifyyourlivingroom.
D.1801HomeRemediesisdesignedforhomeuse.
70.What'sthepurposeofthepassage
A.Toadvisereaderstobuytheirbooks.
B.Toadvisereaderstoreadmoreinsparetime.
C.Tosharethepleasureofreadingwithreaders.
D.Tosharehisopinionaboutthebookswithreaders.
Generallyspeaking,thebirdflyingacrossourpathisobserved,andtheonestayinginthetreenearathandis__________bywithoutanynotice__________ofit.
A.passing;takenB.passed;taken
C.passing;takingD.passed;taking
Therearemanywaystoturnthepathofanxiety,angerandsadnessintoastateofhappinessonceorevenseveraltimesthroughouttheday.Herearesomeideastogetyoustarted.
1.Doonethingatatime.EdwardSuarez,professorofmedicalpsychologyatDuke,foundthatpeoplewhomultitaskaremorelikelytohavehighbloodpressure.Insteadoftalkingonthephonewhileyoufoldlaundryorcleanthekitchen,sitdowninacomfortablechairandturnyourentireattentionovertotheconversation.
2.Justsayno.Eliminateactivitiesthataren’tnecessaryandthatyoudon’tenjoy.Ifthereareenoughpeopleandyouarefeelingstressedbythethoughtofrunningthecommittee,stepdownandletsomeoneelsehandlethings.
3.Gotosleep.Takingadailynaporgettingintobedat8p.m.onenightwithagoodbook---andturningthelightoutanhourlater---candomoreforyourmoodandoutlookonlife.
4.Visitaquietplace.Libraries,museums,andgardensprovideislandsofpeaceandcalmintoday’sbusyworld.Findaquietplacenearyourhouseandmakeityoursecretgetaway.
5.Volunteer.Helpingothersenablesyoutoforgetyourownproblems.Onestudyfoundthatvolunteerworkimprovedallsixaspectsofwell-being:happiness,lifesatisfaction,self-esteem（自尊）,senseofcontroloverlife,physicalhealth,anddepression.
6.Spendthetimealone.Althoughrelationshipsareoneofthebestwaystoreducepressure,sometimesyouneedtimealonetorechargeandreflect.Takeyourselfouttolunchortoamovie,orsimplyspendanafternoonreadinginabookstore.
51.Thepurposeofthewriterinwritingthepassageisto_____.
A.givetipsonhowtofeelhappy
B.callonreaderstotakedailynaps
C.tellreadershowtoreducepressure
D.encouragereaderstobevolunteers
52.WhatdoesParagraph2imply
A.It’sagoodwaytodomanythingsatatime.
B.Talkingonthephonewillcertainlyaffectyourwork.
C.It’snotgoodtositinacomfortablechairwhilemakingacall.
D.Peoplewhodoonethingatatimearelesslikelytohavehighbloodpressure.
53.Theunderlinedword“eliminate”inParagraph3probablymeans_____.
A.putoffB.getusedtoC.getridofD.takepartin
54.Whichofthefollowingisthewriter’sideainthepassage
A.It’snotpolitetosaynotothingswedon’tenjoy.
B.Spendingtimealoneisthebestwaytoreducepressure.
C.Weshouldliveinaquietplaceinsteadofthenoisycity.
D.Librariesaresuitableplacestogetawayfromthebusyworld.
55.AllofthefollowingaretrueEXCEPTthat______.
A.youcanfeelhappybyhelpingothers
B.gettingridofsadnesstakesalongtime
C.goodrelationshipcanhelpreducepressure
D.takingadailynapcanimproveyourmood
A.leadingB.leadsC.ledD.tolead
breathA．breatheB．monthsC．pathsD．mouths
Sheofthepathasthetreesaroundherbecamethicker.
A.caughtsightofB.caughtsight
C.lostsightD.lostsightof
第（42）题选
A．routeB．trackC．wayD．path
A、ORIGIN属性
B、AS_PATH属性
C、NEXT_HOP属性
D、LOCAL_PREF属性
A、path用来指定java虚拟机（JVM）所在的目录
B、classpath用来指定我们自己所写的或要用到的类文件（.jar文件）所在的目录
C、在dos命令行中，classpath和path环境变量的查看与配置的方式不相同
D、只要设置了classpath这个环境变量系统就不会再在当前目录下查询某个类
以下是smb.conf配置文件中的部分配置语句，它们完成哪些配置功能
path=/var/spool/samba
writeable=no
guestk=yes
printable=yes
printerdriver=-HPcolorLaserJet8550
在下列文件系统控件的事件中，当文件列表框的Path属性改变时发生的事件是______。
A．Click
B．DblCliek
C．PattermChangeD)PathChange
A、在向IBGPPeers通告路由时，不更改AS-Path属性；
B、在向EBGPPeers通告路由时，不更改AS-Path属性；
C、在向EBGPPeers通告路c由时，把自己的AS号加到原AS-Path的最前面再通报出去，属性改为100，300，200；
D、在向EBGPPeers通告路由时，把自己的AS号加到原AS-Path的最后面再通报出去，属性改为300，200，100；
第42题应选
84.
A．trendB．directionC．styleD．path
下列关于目录列表框的Path属性的作用说法正确的是（）
A．显示根目录下的目录和文件名B．显示当前目录下的文件C．显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上某目录下的文件名D．显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上的目录结构
A、路径长度和百分比
B、路径的绝对长度
C、路径工具的百分比
D、路径的布数
A、内部命令；
B、外部命令；
C、目录；
D、子目录。
A、在一个AS内部传递路由时，BGP并不把自己所在的AS加到AS-Path中去，只有在路由离开该AS时才加到AS-Path中去。
B、在一个AS内部传递路由时，BGP把自己所在的AS加到AS-Path中去。
C、使用AS路径属性的目的是避免路由环路。
D、本地始发的路由，在本AS内AS-Path属性为空。
A、设置查找目录命令
B、显示查找目录命令
C、取消查找目录命令
D、执行查找目录命令
A、丢弃该路由
B、该路由按照正常的路由来处理
C、将AS-Path中自己的AS号去掉后，按照正常的路由来处理
D、丢弃该路由，并发送Notification报文通知发送该条路由的邻居
A、一条PATH对应到一条承载PVC
B、一条PATH也可以对应到多条承载PVC
C、每个MASU单板最多可以配置2048条PATH
D、一条PATH最多可以建立248条AAL2用户连接
A、在路由的AS-Path属性中记录着所有途经的AS，BGP路由器将丢弃收到的任何一条带有本地AS的路由，避免了AS间的路由环路
B、BGP协议是基于链路状态的路由协议，从算法上避免了路由环路
C、BGP协议通过水平分割和毒性逆转来避免路由环路
D、在AS内部从IBGP邻居学到的路由不再向另一个IBGP邻居转发
E、MED属性
A、聚合网络的AS_PATH都会被删除，由本地AS代替
B、可以根据需求，配置as-set使路由信息带上聚合网络里的AS_PATH信息
C、为防止聚合后路由环路的产生，AS_PATH是不会发生任何变化
D、会自动产生一个叫AS_SET，并记录所有聚合网络的AS_PATH到AS_SET里
A、终点沿直线定位的动画
B、直接移动到终点的动画
C、沿路径移动到终点的动画
D、沿路径定位的动画
A、在智能业务进行重路由时第一个Path消息过去时就将正反向的交叉建立起来，而业务新建时第一个Path消息过去时只建立了反向交叉。
B、智能业务新建出错时，只有首节点上报错误提示路由计算失败/标签分配失败等。而在智能业务重路由时，首节点/中间节点/末节点都有可能上报重路由失败事件。
C、智能业务重路由时，在出现故障的链路上下游节点都将经过该故障链路的所有LSP的信息通过Notfiy消息直接发给首节点；一条Notify消息可以携带多条LSP的信息。
D、一般智能业务进行重路由时，需要拆除老路径，一般来说在首节点产生PathTear消息往下游节点发送拆除老路径。在末节点产生Patherr消息往上游节点发送拆除老路径。
A、到AS200去的路由
B、从AS200始发的路由
C、经过AS200的路由
D、不经过AS200的路由
A、[RTC]bgp300[RTC-bgp]aggregate160.0.0.08detail-suppressedas-set
B、[RTC]bgp300[RTC-bgp]summary160.0.0.011detail-suppressedas-set
C、[RTC]bgp300[RTC-bgp]aggregate160.0.0.011detail-suppressedas-set
D、[RTC]bgp300[RTC-bgp]summary160.0.0.08summary-onlyas-set
A、没有携带AS_PATH属性表明这是一条自治系统始发的路由，该BGP路由有效
B、所有从iBGP邻居学到的路由都不携带AS_PATH，该路由有效
C、RTA的iBGP邻居在出方向配置了路由策略AS_PATH，该BGP路由有效
D、没有携带AS_PATH属性，该BGP路由无效
A、所有AS路径
B、AS300终止的路径
C、经过AS300的路径
D、AS300始发的路径
A、必遵
B、过渡
C、可选
D、非过渡
A、通过request.url获取
B、通过视图函数参数获取
C、通过request.REQUEST获取
D、通过request.META获取
A、SCC上报“path-mon-fail”
B、SCC上报“hard-bad”
C、XCS上报“hard-bad”
D、S16上报“path-mon-fail”
A、AS_PATH是可选传递属性
B、向EBGP邻居发布路由时，如果某条路由的AS_PATH包含对端的AS号，则不向对端发送该路由
C、向EBGP邻居发布路由时，如果某条路由的AS_PATH包含对端的AS号，则忽略该路由
D、所有BGP路由必须包含AS_PATH，即使AS_PATH为空
A、在平面上
B、在轨迹上（Path）
C、在片体上（Sheet）
D、沿直线
A、AS-Path属性->路由起点类型->本地优先级属性->MED属性
B、路由起点类型->AS-Path属性->本地优先级属性->MED属性
C、本地优先级属性->路由起点类型->AS-Path属性->MED属性
D、本地优先级属性->AS-Path属性->路由起点类型->MED属性
A、AS-Path属性是一个过渡属性但不是必遵属性
B、AS-Path属性会影响路由选择，在其它因素相同的情况下，选择AS路径较短的路由TestInsideGB0-283
C、路由的AS-Path在记录AS-number时，总是把新的AS-number放在后面
D、使用AS-Path属性可以避免在自治系统之间形成路由环路
A、classpath和path环境变量的查看与配置的方式完全相同。
B、为了让Java虚拟机能找到所需的class文件，就需要对classpath环境变量进行设置。
C、从JDK5.0开始，如果classpath环境变量没有进行设置，Java虚拟机会自动将其设置为.，也就是当前目录。
D、在命令行窗口中配置了classpath后，重新打开新命令行窗口依然生效
A、A（无变化）
B、B
C、C
D、D
A、A
A、接收Path
B、发送Path
A在任意目录可以使用javac和java命令
B在任意目录下可以使用class文件
C在任意目录可以使用记事本
D在任意目录下可以使用扫雷游戏
A显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上的路径
B显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上的某目录下的文件名
C显示根目录下的文件名
D只显示当前路径下的文件
A①②③④
B②③④
C①②
D②③
当目录列表框的Path属性被修改时，会引发（）事件。
A.Change
B.Click
C.GotFocus
D.KeyPress
关于盯AH染色下列叙述错误的是
关于PTAH染色下列叙述错误的是
A.PATH溶液需现用现配
B.PATH要在室温下成熟
C.可使用高锰酸钾促使PATH成熟
D.乙酵分化时要保留一定红色
E.染色后用无水乙醇快速脱水，冷风稍干燥后封固
OSPF协议使用的算法是（）
A.最短路径优先（Shortest?Path?First，SPF）算法
B.Bellman-Ford算法
C.路径向量（Path-Vector）算法
D.最小生成树算法
A．BGP采用TCP方式发送路由协议信息
B．BGP每30秒就会刷新一次路由信息
C．BGP的AS-path属性不可控制
D．BGP对路由的控制可使用MED属性和Localpreference属性来实现
BGP协议之所以是一种增强型的距离矢量协议的最关键原因是()。
A．BGP不会接受AS-Path属性中包含本ASNumber的路由
B．Nexthop是BGP路由的一种公认必遵属性
C．BGP路由用AS-Path属性记录在传输的路径中所经历的AS的列表，在选路规则中AS-Path短的路由优先
D．BGP选路规则中，MED值低的路由优先
A．在比较AS-Path时，优先选择AS-Path路径短的路由。
B．在比较MED时，选择MED较小的路由。
C．在比较RouterID时，优先选择RouterID较小的设备发送的路由。
D．在Origin属性中，优先选择EGP属性的路由。
A．ACL
B．ipprefix
C．community-list
D．as-path-acl
E．route-policy
A．在AS之间也可以使用localpreference属性
B．AS-Path属性可以避免路由环路的产生
C．BGP的路由聚合可能会改变原有的AS-Path属性
D．下一跳属性路由不可达不影响BGP路由的发布
E．用import方式引入其它路由协议到BGP中，此路由在BGP中体现的起点属性为Incomplete
A．routable
B．locatable
C．path-selected
D．road-defined
A．使用钢笔工具连接路径
B．使用铅笔工具连接路径
C．选择Object>Path>Join命令连接路径
D．使用路径寻找器的Unit
A．路径是不可以断开的
B．可以使用剪刀工具
D．可以使用美工刀
启动LMTFtpClient并和CC的FTP服务器建立连接，在path中输入___，点击___按钮，上传___版本。
假设下行配置MIMO2x2，在目前的链路预算表中eNodeB发射功率为40W/path，那么eNodeB最大发射功率为
A、20W
B、40W
C、60W
D、80W
对于8天线，2Port配置，当单port上的功率需求为15.2dBm时，单Path应该配置()
B、7.2dBm
C、8.2dBm
D、9.2dBm
A．appcmdaddapp/app.namecontoso/path/hr/physicalPathc\websites\hr
B．appcmdaddsite/namehr/physicalPathc\websites\hr
C．appcmdaddvdir/app.namecontoso/path/hr/physicalPathc\websites\hr
D．appcmdsetvdir/vdir.namehr/path/hr/physicalPathc\websites\hr
A．path=$path/usr/vac/bin；exportpath
B．path.=/usr/vac/bin；export$path
C．Modifythepathenvironmentvariablein/etc/profile
D．Modifythepathenvironmentvariablein/.profile
A．exportLD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/lib
B．exportLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
C．Idconfig/usr/local/lib
D．Idd/usr/local/lib
A．path-option
B．route-option
C．explicit-path-option
D．explicit-route-option
A．exportPATH=pwd
B．exportPATH=$PWD
C．exportPATH=$PATH:pwd
D．exportPATH=$PATH:$PWD
A.乙醇分化时要保留一定红色
B.PATH溶液需现用现配
D.PATH要在室温下成熟
A.IPConfig
B.Ping
C.Netstat
D.Path
URL是万维网网页的地址，URL地址格式排列为：scheme：//host：port/path，其中Internet资源类型（scheme）有（）
A.BBS服务器
B.www服务器和FTP服务器
C.Gopher服务器和Newgroup新闻组
D.歌曲服务器
基于AS-Path路由识别，其正则表达式为：^70*$，与其匹配的AS路径可以是（）
A.70
B.700
C.7000
D.701
E.空（即本地始发的路由）
A.examine?all?packets?received?to?make?sure?that?the?source?addresses?and?source?interfaces?appear?in?the?routing?table?and?match?the?interfaces?where?the?packets?were?received
B.check?to?see?if?any?packet?received?at?a?router?interface?arrives?on?the?best?return?path
C.combine?with?a?configured?ACL
D.log?its?events，if?you?specify?the?logging?options?for?the?ACL?entries?used?by?the?unicast?rpf?command
E.inspect?IP?packets?encapsulated?in?tunnels，?such?as?GRE
A.显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上的路径
B.显示当前驱动器或指定驱动器上的某目录下的文件名
C.显示根目录下的文件名
D.只显示当前路径下的文件
AS100始发路由.1.1.1/24，当AS400接收到此条路由时，其AS_PATH路径属性为（）
A.AS_PATH：100200300400
B.AS_PATH：100200300
C.AS_PATH：400300200100
D.AS_PATH：300200100
在BGP协议中，对环路的避免的方法有。（）
B.在路由的AS-Path属性中记录着所有途经的AS
C.在路由的Next-Hop属性中纪录路由的下一跳
D.在路由的MED属性中影响另一AS的出口选择
安装完JDK后，还需设置path和【】变量。
A、最优路由M,其AS-Path比N短,B、最优路由N,其MED比M小,C、最优路由随机确定,D、local-preference值为空，无法比较
考点：BGP路由协议
【C15】
A．orbit
B．method
C．course
D．path
设JDK安装在“D:JDK”文件夹下，应在PATH环境变量中设置“%PATH%;D:JDKbin及在CLASSPATH环境变量中设置【】，才能保证在任何文件夹下均可以进行Java程序的编译及运行。
CGI脚本语言环境变量SERVER_PORT的意义是下列哪一项？A、在PATH_INFO中系统规定的路径信息B、附加的路径信息，由浏览器通过GET方法发出C、指向这个CGI脚本的路径D、服务器运行的TCP口，通常Web服务器是80
【C7】A．roadsB．streetsC．highwaysD．path
在VisualBasic中，当改变目录列表框的Path属性值时，改变了当前驱动器的【】。