Analysis of questions and answers in the first link***

1. Social construction is closely related to people’s happiness. The report of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China pointed out that it is necessary to accelerate progress with the focus on improving people’s livelihood. of social construction, which of the following does not belong to the category of social construction (D?)

A. Establishing a financial aid system for poor students in schools

B. Providing housing security for low-income families

C Expand the coverage of various social insurances

D Strengthen government service functions and build a service-oriented government

2. With the improvement of comprehensive national strength, my country’s position in the international community The role and influence in my country are becoming more and more prominent. Which of the following statements is correct: (C?)

A. my country’s export trade ranks second among the BRIC countries

B , my country is currently the only Asian developing country in the G20. C. China proposed a quantitative target for emission reduction per unit of GDP at the Copenhagen Climate Summit. D. my country has established formal diplomatic relations with all neighboring countries

3. Which of the following statements about the history of human spaceflight is correct (A?)

A The first manned spacecraft achieved rendezvous and docking in Earth orbit in the 1960s

B Former Soviet astronaut Gagarin was the first person in the world to perform a space walk

C It was the United States that successfully sent the world's first artificial earth satellite into space D. The first person to land on the moon The manned spacecraft is Apollo 13

4. Regarding China’s transportation construction, which of the following statements is incorrect (A?)

A Currently, national highways are numbered, with 1, Beginning with 2, 3, and 4

B my country’s first self-built railway, the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway, was designed and built by Zhan Tianyou

C In the 1950s, New China was the first A self-made aircraft successfully flew in Nanchang

D Quanzhou Hong Kong style during the Song and Yuan Dynasties was one of the largest trading ports in the world

5. Scenario simulation -: Xiao Wang went to the library to read a book

Please find a few inappropriate things in the short play 4

6. Heraclitus believed that the origin of all things is fire, and the world burns according to rules and is extinguished according to rules. An eternal living fire. This view of Heraclitus belongs to (?)ism?

Answer (materialism)

7. The following expressions about astronomical knowledge , the correct one is (B)

A Kepler made the first astronomical telescope in human history and confirmed the Copernican theory

B The four elephants are green dragon, white tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu represent the four directions of east, west, south and north respectively

C The earliest Halley's comet in the world is "Stars fell like rain in the seventh year of Duke Zhuang of Lu" in "The Book of Songs"

D A lunar eclipse occurs When the Earth, Moon, and Sun are in a straight line, the Moon is in the center.

B Analysis: The first astronomical telescope was built by Galileo. The record of Halley's Comet can be found in "Spring and Autumn".

Item D refers to the causes of solar eclipses

8. Regarding the following practices in daily life, which one is incorrect (?D)

A For convenience of use and maximum utilization Material, most of the nuts on the machine are hexagonal

B Mobile phones cannot be used at gas stations because the radio frequency sparks generated by mobile phones can easily cause explosions and are dangerous

C The red color in traffic signals is used as a stop signal because red has the longest wavelength

D If you encounter a gas leak at home, you should call the police as soon as possible

D ? Analysis: If you use the phone, it is easy to generate Sparks cause explosions

9. Xunzi believed that human knowledge, wisdom and moral character are all acquired and accumulated through acquired learning. His "On Learning" discussed the importance of learning and affirmed that people are educated The product of the environment, advocacy (A?), accumulation over time, and the spirit of continuous pursuit of knowledge

A Tireless

B Perseverance

C Step by step

D Meticulous

10. Regarding my country’s sixth census, which of the following statements is correct (B?)

A The standard time is January 1, 2010 Until December 31, 2010

B The data obtained shall not be used as the basis for imposing penalties on census subjects

C said that the required funds will be fully borne by the central government and will be listed in the corresponding annual fiscal year Budget

D adopts the principle of registration based on the location of household registration.

B? Analysis: The standard time for the census is 0:00 on November 1, 2010. The required funds are jointly borne by the central government and people's governments at all levels. The census adopts the principle of registration based on current address

11. Which of the following statements does not comply with legal requirements (D?)

A The village committee of Village A submitted a proposal to build a school at the village meeting Fund Raising Plan

B The village committee of Village B signed a forestry contract with villager Li. The contract period is 10 years. After expiration, the village committee will contract the forest to villager Zhao of this village

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There is a lime mine in C Village. The village committee organized the villagers in the village to establish an economic cooperative and applied for a mining license for the lime mine in the name of the economic cooperative

Villagers in D Ding Village who have the right to vote There are 500 people, 300 of whom participated in the village director election. Candidates Wang, Zhang, and Huang received 120, 100, and 80 votes respectively, so Wang was elected.

D ? Analysis: Election In a village committee, if more than half of the villagers registered to participate in the election vote, the election will be valid.

In item D, Wang got 120 votes, which is less than half of 300, which is not in compliance with the law

12. Regarding my country’s sixth census, which of the following statements is correct (?)

A The standard time is from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010

B The data obtained shall not be used as the basis for imposing penalties on census objects

C Talk about the required funds It will be fully borne by the central government and listed in the corresponding annual fiscal budget

D adopts the principle of registration according to the location of household registration

13. In 1919 (?), "My" was published in "New Youth" The article "Marxist Views" provides a relatively comprehensive introduction to Marxist historical materialism, economic theory and socialist theory

Answer (Chen Duxiu)

14. Scenario Simulation

Environment - Business Negotiation 3

15 The two departments A and B each have 4 members, half of them men and women. Now four people are selected from the two departments to participate in the training. It is required that the proportion of female staff should not be Less than half, and at least one person from each department is selected, there are (?) different selection methods

Answer (51)

Analysis of the questions and answers in the second part of the quick-answer question

1. When taking a loan to buy a car, if the bank interest rate changes during the repayment period, the repayment interest will be: ? A. Unchanged? B. Adjusted with the interest rate, fixed every year

Answer; B

2. The names of the young volunteers of the 21st Universiade are:

A Youth Volunteer B Green Volunteer C Rainbow Volunteer

Answer; C

3. The image of "Scrooge" comes from:

A Grimm's fairy tales B Aesop's fables C Andersen's fairy tales

Answer; B

4. What substances in perfume are harmful to human skin?

A. Silver? B. Zinc C. Silicon? D. Copper

Answer; D Analysis; Perfume contains alcohol and some essences. Copper is due to the combination of these two substances. Produced. This is harmful to the human body.

5. The main material of the world’s first motorcycle was: A. Plastic? B. Wood? C. Iron?

Answer; B In 1885, German engineer Daim Le installed the 1.1-horsepower engine he developed on a wooden bicycle. He used an intermediate shaft equipped with a pinion to transmit power, causing the internal ring gear fixed on the rear wheel to rotate and drive the wheel to rotate. He was the world's first This is how a motorcycle was born.

6. Who handles disputes over ownership and forest land use rights between individuals and units? ?A. People's government at the county or township level? B. Police station C. Court at or above the county level D. Resolved through negotiation between the parties?

Answer: A.

7. What kind of driving method do most ordinary cars use? (Low-level questions)

A. Front wheel drive B. Rear wheel drive

Answer. A Most ordinary cars are driven by front-wheel drive. The advantages of front-wheel drive are: low cost, easy maintenance, flexible control, less energy loss and lower fuel consumption. Rear-wheel drive is a relatively high-end car.

8. A contract signed by a branch of a company in its own name within its business scope is: A. Invalid B. Valid, and its responsibilities shall be borne independently by the branch C . Valid, the responsibility shall be borne by the head office D. Valid, the responsibility shall be borne independently by the branch, and the head office shall bear joint and several liability?

Answer; C

9. Keeping broken branches of camellias fresh What should I use?

A. Light salt water B. Tap water C. Concentrated salt water

Answer; A Analysis: First add a little salt to the bottle and stir evenly, then insert the flowers into it. This is One way to maintain vase flowers is to soak them in salt water.

This method is suitable for alkaline-loving camellias, daffodils, etc.

10. UNESCO is the abbreviation of what international organization?

A. UNESCO

B. United Nations Security Council

C. World Health Organization

Answer. A

11. In whose name does the lawyer sign the agency contract with the client?

A·Myself?

B. Law firm

C. Director of law firm?

D. Bureau of Justice

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Answer. B According to the provisions of Article 25 of my country's Lawyers Law, when a lawyer undertakes business, the law firm shall accept the entrustment, sign a written entrustment contract with the client, collect fees uniformly in accordance with unified national regulations, and record the fees truthfully in the account. In the process of undertaking external business, the law firm must sign an entrustment contract with the client, and then the firm assigns a lawyer to specifically handle the business. Lawyers cannot sign an agency contract with the client in their own name.

12. When did the Diaoyu Islands become our territory?

A. Ming Dynasty B. Tang Dynasty C. Yuan Dynasty D. Song Dynasty

Answer ;A.

13. If you need a pot of warm water at 50℃, which method saves more fuel? ?A. Boil the whole pot of water to 50℃ B. Boil half the pot of water first and then mix in half the pot of cold water

Answer: A.

14. Where was the China Welfare Association founded by Soong Ching Ling?

A. Guangzhou B. Hong Kong

C Shanghai D Beijing

Answer; B.

15. There was a census in ancient my country. In which dynasty was it conducted?

A. Song Dynasty B. Yuan Dynasty?C. Ming Dynasty?D. Qing Dynasty

Answer; C The "hutou" of the Ming Dynasty is a household registration management system. In November of the third year of Hongwu (1370), Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, sent troops to assist the local government in conducting a population census and issued a "household post" to each household.

Analysis of questions and answers in the third session of audience interaction

1. Each team takes the field in an ice hockey game:

A. 6 people B. 7 people? C . 8 people

Answer; A

2. Are spiders insects?

A. Yes B. No?

Answer. B Analysis: The basic characteristics of insects can be summarized as follows: "The body is divided into three sections: head, thorax and abdomen, 2 pairs of wings and 6 legs; and" the spider's body is divided into two sections, cephalothorax and abdomen, and also has 8 legs. So it's not an insect.

3. What is in front of the car for the driver to see the left and right and the vehicles behind is:

A. Concave mirror B. Convex mirror

Answer; B. Analysis; Concave mirrors and convex mirrors are types of reflectors. Concave mirrors have the effect of concentrating light, while convex mirrors have the effect of diffusing light, thereby expanding the field of view.

4. When sea otters sleep,

A. float on the surface of the water B. sink to the bottom of the water

Answer; A Analysis;: Sea otters look for clusters of seaweed when sleeping. In this place, he rolled continuously, wrapped the seaweed around his body, and slept on the waves. This way of sleeping protects against enemy threats.

5. On which day did the Chinese folk "Winter Nine-nine" begin?

A. Beginning of Winter B. Winter Solstice

Answer; B. "Dong Jiujiu" generally starts from the winter solstice and ends with the Waking of Insects, that is, from December 22 to March 12 of the following year. The "Beginning of Winter" solar term is on November 7 or 8 every year, which means the end of autumn and the end of autumn. The beginning of winter.

6. Who does the Cold Food Festival commemorate?

A. Chong'er B. Jie Zitui

C. Duke Wen of Jin D. Emperor Wu of Wei?

Answer; B

7. Which is more valuable, new pearls or old pearls?

A. New pearls B. Old pearls

Answer; A. Pearls are not as rare as jewelry such as diamonds, so it is more important to look at the size, shape and color. The color and shape of new pearls are better than those of old pearls.

8. The mirage phenomenon has different effects at different times. Sometimes the image is a straight image, and sometimes it is an inverted image. When does it become an inverted image?

A. Morning? B. Afternoon

C. First half of the night D. Second half of the night

Answer; B Analysis: A mirage is the light reflected from the ground or water surface , propagates in a stable atmosphere with different densities, and forms a phantom landscape caused by refraction and total reflection. When the air density changes sharply in the horizontal direction, a row of its images will appear on one side of the actual scene, which is called a "side mirage". When the density of the air in the bottom layer is low and the density of the upper layer is high, its reflection appears below the actual scene, which is called a "mirage below."

9. In gold jewelry, the meaning of 12K is:

A. Gold jewelry contains 12 pure gold

B. Gold jewelry contains 50 pure gold

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Answer; B Analysis The weight of gold jewelry must always use the national legal measurement unit. The gold content should be "K gold. The gold content of 1K is 4.1666%, so 12K means that the gold content of gold jewelry is 50%.

10. The following plants are called pandas:

A. Ginkgo? B. Silver fir

Answer; B

The title and analysis of the multiple-choice questions in the fourth link

This question is a multiple-choice question , ***There are 10 questions, all of which are multiple-choice questions. Each question has only one correct answer. The score ranges from 5 to 50. Each team has two opportunities to answer questions. The answering rules are that each team takes turns to choose a different fan. , open the question paper, and start answering the questions 10 seconds after the host reads the questions. Correct answers will add corresponding points, and incorrect answers will deduct corresponding points (you can use the tip bag for help)

1 July. "Flowing fire" refers to the weather:

A: Turning cool B turning hot C turning sunny D turning cloudy

Answer A "Flowing fire in July" comes from "The Book of Songs": "Flowing fire in July, nine "Monthly clothing." refers to the cooler weather, and is often mistakenly used to describe hot weather in modern times.

2 Interest rates are an important lever for a country's government to regulate the macroeconomics. The general law of the impact of changing interest rates on the economy is (　).

A. Raising interest rates will reduce savings. B. Lowering interest rates will reduce investment.

C. Raising interest rates will suppress inflation. D. Lowering interest rates will reduce consumption.

.Answer C Analysis: When interest rates are raised, savings will increase, while when interest rates are lowered, savings will decrease, and investment and consumption will increase

3 my country’s Trademark Law stipulates that the protection period of a registered trademark is (C ). A. 20 yearsB. 15 years C. 10 years D. 7 years

Answer C: Once a trademark is registered, it is protected by law. However, trademark registration is not permanent. Article 23 of my country’s Trademark Law stipulates: “The validity period of a registered trademark is ten years, calculated from the date of approval of registration.” Article 24 of the Law also stipulates: “If a registered trademark expires and needs to be continued to be used, it shall be If you apply to renew your registration within the first six months, if you fail to apply during this period, you can be given a six-month extension period.

If an application has not been made at the expiration of the extension period, the registered trademark will be cancelled.

4. Which competition events use the most referees? D A: Football B Volleyball C Basketball D: Badminton

Answer D Football has four (including the fourth official) and basketball has two.

There are 3 in volleyball and 7 in badminton. Badminton is probably the sport that requires the most referees in a single game. In a formal match of the National Badminton Championship on the 4th, 16 referees were needed to coordinate the law enforcement

5 Which plant blooms first and then grows leaves?

A Forsythia, jasmine, wintersweet, peach tree, pear tree

B forsythia, jasmine, wintersweet, hops

C jasmine, wintersweet , pear blossoms, sunflowers

D Wintersweet, sunflowers, pear blossoms, sunflowers

Answer A Answer A Whether a plant blooms first or grows leaves first depends directly on the response of flower buds or leaf buds to the growth temperature. Require. Plants bloom first and then grow leaves because the temperature required for the growth of flower buds is relatively low, while the temperature required for leaf buds is relatively high. When the flower buds grow out, the leaf buds are still lurking, and they cannot grow leaves until the temperature rises further. For those plants that grow leaves first and then bloom, the temperature required for leaf bud growth is relatively low, and the temperature in early spring has already met its growth needs. So it grows leaves. The opposite is true for plants that bloom first and then grow leaves. Their flower buds require relatively low temperatures for growth, while leaf buds require relatively high temperatures. After the flower buds grow up and bloom, the leaf buds are still lurking, and they have to wait until the temperature rises further before they can grow leaves.

6. The main channels for supervision of administrative actions in my country are (B). ① Supervision by the ruling party ② Supervision by the People's Congress ③ Democratic supervision by the CPPCC ④ Judicial supervision ⑤ Supervision at the administrative level ⑥ Social supervision ⑦ Supervision by specialized supervision agencies >

Answer B 1 ． Internal Supervision System

As a special subject of administrative supervision, the administrative agency’s supervisory behavior mainly includes the following four aspects. Supervision of lower-level administrative agencies by higher-level administrative agencies. Mutual supervision between administrative agencies that are not subordinate to each other. Supervision by special agencies within administrative agencies.

2. The external supervision system

includes supervision by state power agencies, political parties, judicial organs, the People’s Political Consultative Conference, society and citizens

7. The one without typos in the following sentences is ( )

A. Chinese people have always attached great importance to ritual exchanges, so every New Year there will be "rituals" going back and forth, and there are even strange things where "rituals" travel around in a circle and end up returning to the starting point.

B. Hard sweat, unremitting efforts, and decades of hard work have paved Li Xin's path to success, just as water courses are formed and things fall into place.

C． In the long journey of philosophy, Kant seems to be a peaceful lake. Because of its vastness, even the rolling waves are ignored by people.

D. Without the grandeur of Foolish Old Man moving mountains, the persistence of Jingwei filling the sea, the enthusiasm of Kuafu chasing the sun, and the elegance of Chang'e flying to the moon, the myths I read when I was a child no longer exist.

Answer D (item A, shang-shang; item B, dao-to; item C, both-ie

8 What is the official language used by the International Olympic Committee? ( )? (B)

A Chinese and English B French and English C English and Greek D French and Greek

Answer B French is very difficult to have so-called "ambiguity", adjectives Both adverbs and adverbs must change with the gender and number of the noun, and the meaning is very accurate.

On the other hand, in Chinese and English, there are many words with multiple meanings, and there are too many places where ambiguity is easy to occur. Internationally, even the meaning of a word Any inaccuracy may have an impact on the interests of all parties, so there is a French copy to prevent one party from playing word games

9 Wife: Mother: Social Role

A. Water: Ice: Liquid B. Father: Son: Family

C. Rock sugar: Sugar: Saccharin D. Graphite: Diamond: Chemical substance

Answer D. [Analysis] This question is a three-item analogy. The species relationship was examined. In the question, wife and mother are both social roles. Ice in option A is not a liquid, and items B and C are not species relationships, so choose option D.

10, A, B and C, one is from Shandong, one is from Henan, and the other is from Hubei. Now we only know: C is older than the Hubei people, A and the Henan people are different in age, and the Henan people are older.

B is younger.

It can be inferred that:

A. A is not from Hubei B. Henan people are younger than A

C. Henan people are older than Shandong people. People from Hubei are older.

Answer D A and Henan people are younger than B. This means that A and B are not from Henan. Only C is older than Hubei people. In other words, people from Henan are older than people from Hubei. People from Henan are younger than people from B.

Knowing that A is from Hubei and B is from Shandong

Analysis of the questions and answers to the risk questions in the fifth link

1. What does the letter T on the stamp mean? (A) A Special Stamp B Souvenir sheet C Commemorative stamp D Quadruple couplet

2. What is called the "Symphony of Destiny" is Beethoven's: (B) A Third Symphony B Fifth Symphony C Ninth Symphony Song D Sixth Symphony

Analysis: "Third Symphony "Hero"" "Fifth Symphony "Destiny"" "Sixth Symphony "Pastoral"" "Ninth Symphony "Chorus" 》

3. The largest lake in China is: (A) A Qinghai Lake B Dongting Lake C Poyang Lake D Hongze Lake

4. Titanic sank in: (A) A Atlantic Ocean B Pacific Ocean C Arctic Ocean D Indian Ocean

5. In which province of my country is Huangshan located? (B) A Hunan B Anhui C Sichuan D Jiangxi

6. Each provincial people's government The term of office is: (A)

A five years B four years C three years D two years 7. The departments that belong to the State Council are: C A. State Council Research Office B. General Administration of Customs c. Ministry of Land and Resources D. State Environmental Protection Administration

Analysis:

Departments of the State Council

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China Ministry of National Defense of the People's Republic of China People's Republic of China* **National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China Ministry of Science and Technology Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China

State Ethnic Affairs Commission of the People’s Republic of China, Ministry of Public Security of the People’s Republic of China, Ministry of State Security of the People’s Republic of China

Ministry of Supervision of the People’s Republic of China Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China Ministry of Justice of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People's Republic of China People's Republic of China* **Ministry of Land and Resources of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Railways of the People's Republic of China and Ministry of Water Resources of the People's Republic of China Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China ** *Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China Ministry of Health of the People’s Republic of China

National Population and Family Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China People’s Bank of China Audit Office of the People’s Republic of China

8. The form of communication between national administrative agencies and external system personnel of administrative agencies is: DA. Transfer b. Rotation c. Job rotation D. Transfer

Analysis: D means rotation, external transfer means internal transfer. The detailed definition can be found in the civil servants section of the basic knowledge of public service.

9． The levels of civil servants in our country are: B A. 14B． 15C. 16D. 13

10. The primary link in administrative management and the basis of each operational function is: D A. Administrative power b. Administrative regulations c. Administrative leadership D. Administrative decision-making

Analysis: Among many administrative functions, administrative decision-making is the core and leading function; it is the main means to determine appropriate administrative goals; it is the central link in performing administrative management functions; it is An important way to improve administrative efficiency.

Option D

11. Administrative leaders focus their main energy on some important exceptions, that is, exceptionally good or particularly bad situations, which is (A) in administrative control

A. Exception principle B. Principle of prior control

C. Adaptation to administration D. Principle of compliance with plan requirements

Analysis: The so-called exception principle means that the senior managers of the enterprise delegate general daily affairs to Lower-level managers are left to handle the matter, and they only retain the right to make decisions and supervise exceptional matters (that is, important matters), such as decisions on major policies and the appointment and dismissal of important personnel. Taylor points out that under the principle of exception, “managers accept only general, condensed, and comparative reports on all exceptions to the norm or standard… on particularly good and particularly bad exceptions… in order to Allowing him time to consider major policy issues and study issues such as the character and suitability of important personnel under him. ”

12. A system that mainly undertakes the important task of “breaking” in the modern administrative decision-making organizational system. Is: B A. Administrative decision-making information system B. The central system of administrative decision-making C. Administrative decision-making control approval system D. Administrative decision-making research system

Analysis: "Judgment" is relative to "strategy". In administrative management theory, decision-making systems are roughly divided into decision-making systems, execution systems, information systems and consultation systems." "Mou" is equivalent to the think tank of decision-makers and serves as a decision-making consultation, while "Judgment" is the core central system in the decision-making system that makes the final choice of options. The administrative decision-making central system (usually the person in charge of the government or department) is responsible for decision-making The final decision of the plan is a key link in the decision-making system. The administrative decision-making execution system is responsible for the specific execution and implementation after the decision-making. The administrative decision-making information system is responsible for the information collection before and after the decision-making, as well as after the decision-making is completed. The role of information feedback

13. The State Council Research Office is typical: CA. Administrative decision-making central system B. Administrative decision-making information system C. Administrative decision-making consulting system D. Administrative decision-making approval control system

Analysis: Main functions: According to the "Three Decision Plans" of the Research Office of the State Council, the Research Office of the State Council undertakes comprehensive research and consulting tasks

14. Our country's national administrative agencies implement: BA. Job classification system B. Job classification system C. Taste classification system D. Rank classification system

Analysis: Civil Servant Law Article 14 The state implements a classification system for civil servant positions. According to the nature, characteristics and management needs of civil servant positions, civil servant positions are divided into comprehensive management categories, professional and technical categories, and administrative law enforcement categories. In accordance with this Law, the State Council may add other job categories for those positions that have special characteristics and require separate management. The applicable scope of each job category is separately stipulated by the state.

15. The "Donghulin Man" site is a Neolithic site, and the human bone fossils found there have been identified as belonging to two adult males and a juvenile female. There is a necklace made of small shells on the neck of the girl, and a bone bracelet made of beef ribs is worn on the wrist. This shows that in the early Neolithic Age, human aesthetic consciousness had begun to emerge. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the above judgment? C A. Neolithic ornaments were usually stone tools

B. The unearthed necklaces and bone bracelets are very rough

C. The functions of necklaces and bone bracelets were mainly to express social status

Analysis: Test points: Analysis of weakening the main clause: (1) It is required to weaken the above judgment. The above judgment refers to the conclusion (main sentence) in the question stem. Based on the discovery of "the remains of unearthed girls wearing jewelry", we can conclude that in the early Neolithic Age, human aesthetic consciousness began to emerge. The weakening should target the conclusion of "aesthetic consciousness". (2) What weakens this conclusion is C: the function of necklaces and bone bracelets is mainly to express social status. "Expressing status" is a weakening of "having aesthetic consciousness". The answer is C. (3) Item A refers to the material or style of the jewelry and is irrelevant to the conclusion of the question.

Furthermore, if there were ornaments (stone tools) in the Neolithic Age, it would strengthen the statement that "human beings had aesthetic awareness in the early Neolithic Age" and is a supporting item.

Overtime

1. The most common points between Christianity and Judaism are (D) ① originated in ancient Palestine ② accept the creed of the "Trinity" ③ believe in the "Pentateuch" ④Has a significant impact on the emergence of Islam A, ①②③ B, ②③④ C, ①②④ D, ①③④

Analysis: Judaism is an anti-"Trinity" religion; Islam emerged at the end of the 6th century and was influenced by Jews and Christian influence. The Five Classics is the Old Testament

2. The "king" in the phrase "Kings and horses rule the world" refers to (D) A. The Wang family of Linchuan B. The Wang family of Taiyuan C. The king of Donghai Clan D, Langya Wang Clan

Analysis: The king of the Langya Wang Clan (brothers of Wang Dun and Wang Dao) and Sima Rui’s horse, Sima Yue, the king of the East China Sea, was the one who ended the Rebellion of the Eight Kings

3 Entering the ancient temple early in the morning, the first sunlight shines on the high forest. The winding path leads to a secluded place, and the Zen room is surrounded by flowers and trees. The light of the mountain is pleasing to the nature of the birds, and the shadow of the pond is empty of the human heart. Everything is silent except for the sound of bells and chimes. What is the title of the poem? Who is the author? Answer: "Inscribed on the Zen Temple behind Poshan Temple". Chang Jian (poet of Tang Dynasty).