问题
单项选择题
公开市场业务是目前中央银行控制货币供给量最重要也是最常用的工具，下列（）不属于公开市场业务的优点。
A.公开市场业务是一个强有力的工具
B.中央银行通过此工具可把银行准备金控制在自己希望的范围内
C.公开市场业务具有主动性，中央银行可根据自己的意愿进行
D.公开市场业务具有灵活性
答案
参考答案：A
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公开市场业务是目前中央银行控制货币供给量最重要也是最常用的工具，下列（）不属于公开市场业务的优点。
A.公开市场业务是一个强有力的工具
B.中央银行通过此工具可把银行准备金控制在自己希望的范围内
C.公开市场业务具有主动性，中央银行可根据自己的意愿进行
D.公开市场业务具有灵活性
参考答案：A
 Anne Spencer Morrow was born in 1906 in Englewood, New Jersey. She went to Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. She wanted to become a ______. She won two major prizes from the _____for her writing. Anne Morrow was a quiet, shy and small young woman when she _____Charles Lindbergh in 1927. The 25-year- old man was tall and good-looking. Charles Lindbergh was one of __________ people in the world. He had just become the first person__________ a plane alone across the Atlantic Ocean, from New York to Paris. Two years __________, Anne and Charles Lindbergh were married. Reports about their__________ were on the front pages of newspapers. After her marriage to Charles Lindbergh, Anne became a pilot too. She began _____many long airplane flights with her husband. The Lindberghs explored new ways to fly around the world. They seemed to enjoy the greatest _____ that any young people could not have. Then in 1932, something______happened.They were in great sorrow (痛苦).The Lindberghs’ _____baby,twenty-month-old Charles, was kidnapped from their home in New Jersey. The body of the baby was discovered more than ten weeks later. There were a huge number of reports about the case. Newspapers _____it "the Crime of the Century”. After the trial（审判）, the Lindberghs found it ______ to live in the United States. There were threats(威胁) on the life of their second child. And there were too _______ newspaper stories about them. So Anne and Charles Lindbergh moved to Europe in 1935. Four years later they moved _________ to the United States. Anne Morrow Lindbergh never fully recovered from the death of her first child. Yet, she and her husband had five more children. She continued flying. In 1934, she became the first woman to win the National Geographic Society's Hubbard Gold Medal. She was honored for her exploration, research and discovery.
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