慕课标签存档

第一单元 机场接机

第一单元 单元检测

1、单选题：
‍鹏宇去过（    ）留学。‎‍‎
选项：
A: 法国
B: 美国
C: 英国
D: 中国
答案: 【 美国】点我阅读全文

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第一章导论

第一章测试题

1、单选题：
‎巴纳姆的身份是‍
选项：
A: 心理学家
B: 哲学家
C: 马戏团主
D: 医生
答案: 【 马戏团主】点我阅读全文

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第1章认识电子商务

1.1随堂测验

1、单选题：
​狭义的电子商务的英文表达是：‌
选项：
A: Electronic Commerce
B: Electronic Business
C: Electronic Government
D: Electronic Banking
答案: 【 Electronic Commerce】点我阅读全文

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第一章

Test1

1、填空题：
‍The full name of Britain is ‍                                                                                                                                   ‍ .‎
答案: 【 the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland】点我阅读全文

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第1周第一章绪论

第一章综合测验

1、单选题：
‎在开环控制系统中（      ）。‎
选项：
A: 无执行元件
B: 无控制器
C: 无放大元件
D: 无反馈元件
答案: 【 无反馈元件】点我阅读全文

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第一章 旅游经济活动与旅游经济学

第一章测试

1、单选题：
‏1.在非经济性旅游活动阶段，旅游行为的主要表现形式不包括（ ）‏
选项：
A: 帝王的巡游
B: 文人的漫游
C: 侠客的义游
D: 宗教的苦游
答案: 【 侠客的义游】点我阅读全文

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参与性技术（下）

参与性技术单元测验

1、单选题：
来访者：我学习成绩一直很一般，我自己也特别不喜欢学习，一学习我就犯困。哎呦，学习真烦。‍咨询师：你说不喜欢学习的意思是……‍来访者：我就是觉得现在这样整天复习好没意思。‍
选项：
A: 内容反应技术
B: 情感反应技术
C: 具体化技术
D: 鼓励技术
答案: 【 具体化技术】点我阅读全文

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第一讲导论

导论

1、填空题：
‌1、制造电子器件的基本半导体材料是圆形单晶薄片，称为            。‎
答案: 【 硅片】点我阅读全文

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第一单元健康评估能力的艺术训练

1.2医学与艺术课后检测

1、单选题：
‏医学与艺术的关系说法错误的是‎
选项：
A: 医学与艺术的交融能推动医学的进步与发展
B: 医学既是一门博深的科学，但与艺术无关
C: 医学与艺术互相渗透、互相影响
D: 科学思维需要艺术熏陶
答案: 【 医学既是一门博深的科学，但与艺术无关】点我阅读全文

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Lesson1

AcademicWriting&CriticalThinking

1、单选题：
Read the following passage about Zoos and answer the questions.‏‏Zoos have existed in some form since at least 2500 BC in Egypt and Mesopotamia, where records indicate giraffes, bears, dolphins, and other animals were kept by aristocrats. The oldest still operating zoo in the world, Tiergarten Schönbrunn in Vienna, opened in 1752. Although controversy has historically surrounded zoos, from debates over displaying "exotic" humans in exhibits to zookeepers not knowing what to feed animals, I do believe that zoos should exist. ①In my opinion, zoos are important institutions that promote scientific research and public education, and save animals from extinction.‏First of all, zoos produce helpful scientific research. Since so many diseases can be transmitted from animals to humans, such as Ebola and the bird flu, zoos frequently conduct disease surveillance research in wildlife populations and their own captive populations that can lead to a direct impact on human health. Take the zoos in the United Stated as an example. In 2017, 173 accredited US zoos spent $25 million on research, studied 485 species and subspecies of animals, worked on 1,280 research projects, and published 170 research manuscripts.‏②Zoos can also educate the public about animals and conservation efforts. According to a study of 26 zoos worldwide published in Conservation Biology, visitors to zoos increased their knowledge of biodiversity and specific individual actions to protect biodiversity. Robin Ganzert, PhD, President and CEO of American Humane, once stated, "Zoos provide people, especially impressionable children, with the opportunity to see these remarkable animals up close. People won't protect what they don't love, and they can't love what they don't know.” ③It is zoos that give people the chance to appreciate the animals from different corners of the world in real life.‏In addition, zoos help save species from extinction and other dangers. According to records, there were only nine California condors in the wild in 1985. ④However, a joint conservation effort between the San Diego and Los Angeles Zoos with other organizations resulted in a population of 276 California condors in the wild and another 170 in captivity by 2016. The truth is that zoos are working to save polar bears, tigers, and wild African elephants from habitat loss, apes and rhinos from poachers, dolphins and whales from hunters, and bees and butterflies from population declines, among many other efforts to help many other animals.‏In conclusion, zoos do bring a lot of benefits to mankind and thus have a reason to exist. No matter in the promotion of scientific research and public education or in the save of animals from extinction, they have indeed made a huge difference.‏ ‏1. What is the main argument of the author?‏
选项：
A: Zoos should exist.
B: Zoos help save species from extinction and other dangers.
C: Zoos can promote scientific research and public education, and save animals from extinction.
D: Zoos should exist because they can help promote scientific research and public education, and save animals from extinction.
答案: 【 Zoos should exist because they can help promote scientific research and public education, and save animals from extinction.】点我阅读全文

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