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我国工程咨询企业的资质认定由( )办理。

A．国家发改委
B．中国工程咨询协会
C．国家发改委委托中国工程咨询协会
D．中国工程咨询协会配合国家发改委

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参考答案：C

解析：工程咨询单位的资格等级分为甲、乙、丙三等，国家发改委分别委托中国工程咨询协会、各省市自治区的工程咨询协会等承担认证具体工作。

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Every generation has its emblematic boy’s toy. once upon a time there was the golf cart: a little toy car specifically designed for middle-aged men too rich to care about looking ridiculous. Later came the beach buggy, a briefly fashionable, wildly impractical, single-terrain vehicle. one might include the motorcycle or the snowmobile on this list, were they not, in certain contexts, quite useful, but there is no doubt which pointless recreational vehicle has captured the imagination of the landed, middle-aged celebrity: it’s the quad bike.

What is it about this squat, ungainly, easy-to-flip machine that celebrities love so much As recreational vehicles go, the quad bike is hardly sophisticated. They are to the countryside what the jet-ski is to Lake Windermere. "There’s nothing cool about a quad," says Simon Tiffin, editor of a well-known magazine. "It’s a strange thing to want to hare round beautiful bits of the country in a petrol-guzzling machine."

But celebrities love quad bikes. Musicians, comedians, DJs, actors and sportsmen have all been photographed aboard quads. "They’re the latest rich person’s toy," says Tiffin. "Spoilt children get them for Christmas." Provided you’ve got a large estate to go with it, however, the quad bike can remain a secret indulgence. You can go out and tear up your own piece of countryside without anyone knowing you’re doing it.

The quad bike’s nonsensical name -- "quad" means four, but "bike" is an abbreviation of "bicycle," which means two -- that comes to six -- hints at its odd history. Originally the ATV, or all-terrain vehicle, as quads are sometimes known, was developed in Japan as a three-wheeled farm vehicle, an inexpensive mini-tractor that could go just about anywhere. In the 1980s the more stable four-wheeled quad was officially introduced -- enthusiasts had been converting their trikes for some time -- again primarily for farming, but its recreational appeal soon became apparent. At the same time a market for racing models was developing.

Paul Anderson, a former British quad racing champion, says the quad’s recreational appeal lies in its potential to deliver a safe thrill. "It’s a mix between a motorbike and driving a car; when you turn a corner, you’ve got to lean into the corner, and then if the ground’s greasy, the rear end slides out," he says. "Plus they’re much easier to ride than a two-wheeled motorcycle." The quad bike, in short, provides middle-aged excitement for men who think a Harley might be a bit dangerous. Anderson is keen to point out that quad bikes are, in his experience, much safer than motorcycles. "With quad racing it’s very rare that we see anybody having an accident and getting injured," he says. "In the right hands, personally, I think a quad bike is a very safe recreational vehicle," he adds.

Outside of racing, quad bikes are growing in popularity and injuries have trebled in the last five years. Although retailers offer would-be purchasers basic safety instructions and recommend that riders wear gloves, helmets, goggles, boots and elbow pads, there is no licence required to drive a quad bike and few ways to encourage people to ride them wisely. Employers are required to provide training to workers who use quad bikes, but there is nothing to stop other buyers hurting themselves.

For the rest of the world, quad bikes are here to stay. They feature heavily in the programmes of holiday activity centres, they have all but replaced the tractor as the all-purpose, agricultural workhorse and now police constables ride them while patrolling the Merseyside coastline.

It has more or less usurped the beach buggy, the dirt bike and the snowmobile, anywhere they can go the quad bike can. They even race them on ice. You can’t drive round Lake Windermere on one, or at least nobody’s tried it yet. Just wait.

Which of the following statements is NOT true about quad bikes？（）

A．They can be ridden even on ice.

B．They can be used a great deal on farms.

C．They are driven by the police.

D．They are replaced by horses.
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小题1:Was it by accident or by design?

A．Was it on purpose or not?

B．Was it designed by somebody?

C．Was it an accident?

D．Did it happen accidently?小题2:Did I really hear a voice or was it only my fancy? 

A．Did I really hear a voice or was it only my image？

B．Did I really hear a voice or was it only what I like?

C．Did I hear a voice or someone crying in my dream?

D．Did I notice a voice or it is not the really one?小题3:He is above stealing.

A．He is good at stealing.

B．He never steals.

C．He likes stealing.

D．He is forced to steal.小题4:He is a bad actor.

A．He is not good at performance.

B．He is a little good at performance.

C．He is a very dangerous person to do anything.

D．He is not fit for being an actor.小题5:He is lacking animal force.

A．His energy is not full enough.

B．He is as strong as an animal.

C．He can do something with his own force.

D．He has enough energy.小题6:He is anything but a doctor.

A．He is only a doctor.

B．He is not a doctor.

C．He is somebody else.

D．What he does isn’t like a doctor.小题7:Anything is at your service.

A．Your work is to serve everything.

B．You can serve everybody with your own effort.

C．We all want to get your service.

D．You can use everything you need as you like.小题8:You’ve tried three times. Tony’s been standing for two hours; let the dog see the rabbit!

A．let the dog run after a rabbit

B．ask the dog to watch rabbits

C．it’s Tony’s turn to do something

D．it’s your turn to do something.小题9:What price going for a walk?

A．What about going for a walk?

B．How much do you need for going for a walk?

C．How much could I get for a walk?

D．What is the price you’ll pay for a walking?小题10:He talked and talked but never came to the point.

A．He talked a lot on the key point.

B．He talked a lot but didn’t focus on the key point.

C．He talked less than he need to.

D．He talked more than he really needed to.小题11:He began to smell a rat in the matter.

A．feel that there was a rat near him

B．feel something not going so good

C．feel a rat would make something wrong

D．smell a rat’s smell in the matter小题12:John is always reasonable.

A．John is open-minded and easy to get along with.

B．John always has a reason to do what he wants.

C．John is always good at reasoning in some case.

D．John can reason something others couldn’t.小题13:I must pop off now.

A．I must go now.

B．My pop music life is ended now.

C．I am not popular.

D．I must make my corn pop.小题14:He doesn’t care a pin for her.

A．He doesn’t like a needle for her.

B．He wasn’t a pin to her.

C．He doesn’t care about her.

D．He doesn’t want to throw a pin on her.小题15:You mustn’t take everything so personally.

A．You mustn’t want to take everything as his own.

B．You may not think of everything as yours.

C．You couldn’t gain everything which doesn’t belong to you.

D．You mustn’t think that somebody is criticizing you when he is not.小题16:What a peach of a room!

A．What a wonderful room which holds so many peaches!

B．What a big peach in the room!

C．What a big peach room it is!

D．What a nice room it is!小题17:Your number comes up.

A．Your number becomes larger and larger.

B．Your number keeps going up.

C．You are lucky.

D．You are unfortunate.小题18:Somebody’s number is up / goes up.

A．Somebody’s number is end.

B．Somebody’s number may keeps going up.

C．It’s time for somebody to go west.

D．It’s time for somebody to add up his number.小题19:It feels nice and soft.

A．It is nice and soft.

B．It is nice but soft.

C．It is soft except nice.

D．It feels very soft.小题20:We see more of Blair these days.

A．These days we can watch more about Blair.

B．We know more about Blair these days.

C．We have seen Blair more times these times.

D．These days found we could see Blair.
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