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A．The complexity of job interview.
B．The cultural influence on job interview.
C．The relation between employers and job applicants.
D．Appropriate behavior. in job interview.
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第1题
What does "combined explosion of interpretations" used by Cheyer refer to？
A．The advantages of Siri.
B．The complexity of words.
C．The wide application of AI.
D．The background of an iPhone user.
第2题
Professor Charles R. Schwenk's research shows ______.
A．the advantages and disadvantages of conflict
B．the real value of ocnflict
C．the difficulty in determining the optimal level of conflict
D．the complexity of defining the roles of conflict
第3题
A．the great speed and efficiency of modern society
B．the complexity of various organizations
C．the management style
D．the predominance of concerns about profitability
第4题
The author took Africa as an example in order to show ______.
A．the political advancement in some African countries
B．the sophisticated economy in some African countries
C．the artistic complexity in some African countries
D．the underdeveloped cultures in some African countries
第5题
What can we learn from the Paragraph 3？
A．The genes of Alzheimer's disease have been decoded after the decoding of human genome.
B．Brain diseases usually are the outcome of interaction of complicated groups of genes.
C．The scientists' findings on genes have quickly lead to understanding of mental diseases.
D．the complexity had stopped the researchers from come up with treatment to mental diseases.
第6题
In simple, homogeneous societies there seems to be widespread agreement on the values that underlie solutions to these social requirements. But complexity implies a measure of diversity of interests and values. Consensus cannot be taken for granted, for solutions that benefit one set of interests may have detrimental effects on another. Questions arise to challenge the assumption that there is a common interest and that universally satisfying solutions to problems can be devised: Whose interests need protection from external threats？ Whose norms provide the basis for order？ Whose interests are served in conflict resolution？ Who gets what in resource allocation？ Order at which price？ Because people at different positions in the social order tend to offer different answers to such questions, choices among alternatives are necessary.
It is obvious, then, that control of the apparatus through which these decisions are made and implemented is of crucial import. The essence of political process is the struggle between individuals and groups with different interests to gain the decision-making power. Power refers to the ability of an individual or group to have its will carried our even in the face of opposition to it. In terms of political functions it means being in a position to determine the answers to questions issuing from social complexity that concern whose interests and values are to be addressed.
Conflict and functional theorists differ in their conceptions of political power. Functionalists assert that only through some concentration of power can collective goals be achieved. They view the state apparatus as a mechanism for accomplishing these positive goals. Conflict theorists, on the other hand, view the state as serving the ruling economic class and see its function as maintaining the dominance of this class.
What is the main topic of this passage？
A．The conception of the political institutions.
B．The difference between conflict and functional theorists.
C．The different positions the people stand in the racial order.
D．The development of political institutions.
第7题
A．Registering for classes.
B．The complexity of the registration procedure.
C．A musical performance.
D．The opportunity to speak with his fellow students.
第9题
A.16
B.32
C.64
D.128
第10题
A) the complexity of the problem
B) the political motives on the part of the educators
C) the weak response of the state officials
D) the strong protest on the part of the students’ parents
