问题 单项选择题

某油田2008年1月生产原油(稠油、稀油划分不清楚)20万吨,当月销售19.5万吨,加热、修井用0.5万吨;开采天然气1000万立方米,当月销售900万立方米,待售100万立方米。天然气的单位税额为15元/千立方米,原油中的稠油单位税额为25元/吨、稀油的单位税额为35元/吨,则该油田本月应纳资源税为( )万元。

A.598.5

B.600

C.613.5

D.696

答案

参考答案:D

解析: 纳税人开采或者生产应税产品销售的,以销售数量为课税数量;加热、修井用油,免资源税。该油田本月应纳资源税=19.5×35+9000×15÷10000=696(万元)

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Autumn is the harvest season. There must be a lot for us to eat !Yes, autumn is a great time for fruit and vegetables. Let’s find out about some of the best.

Apples: You can eat apples all the year round, but they are better and cheaper in autumn. People say “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. Apples have a lot of vitamin C and fiber(纤维) in them. They are good for the heart and can make your mouth fresh.

Pears: Pears are in season from autumn to mid winter. They have minerals(矿物质)and vitamins C and E in them. They are good for the heart and can keep cancer (癌症) away.

Pumpkins: Pumpkin is a nice vegetable in autumn. They are rich in beta carotene (贝塔胡萝卜素), which is turned into vitamin A in our bodies. Pumpkins also have calcium(钙),iron and vitamin C in them. Eating pumpkins can make us look young.

Sweet corn (甜玉米): Sweet corn is in season near the end of the year. It has minerals in it. It’s good for the heart.

Autumn weather is cold and dry. Try to eat as much fruit and vegetables as you can. They will make you healthy.

小题1: The passage mainly tells us_________.

A.autumn is a great time for fruit and vegetables

B.why people need to eat an apple each day.

C.eating pumpkins can make us look young

D.to eat as much fruit and vegetables as we can小题2:The saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” means_______.

A.医生一日吃一个苹果

B.医生规定人们一日吃一个苹果

C.一日吃一个苹果就不必去找医生

D.医生不让人们一日吃一个苹果小题3: _____ are /is in rich beta carotene.

A.Pumpkins

B.Sweet corn

C.Apples

D.Pears

单项选择题


Directions: There are 4 passages in this part. Each of the passages is followed by 5 ques tions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D.
Passage One

People in the mass advertising business and others who study American society have been very interested in the question: What does the American consumer like Max Lerner, a well-known scholar who has studied American society, has said that American consumers are particularly fond of three things: comfort, cleanliness, and novelty.
Lerner believes that the American love of comfort perhaps goes back to the frontier experience, where life was tough and there were very few comforts. This experience may have created a p desire in the pioneers and their children for goods that would make life more comfortable. Today, the American’s love of comfort is seen in the way they furnish their homes, design their cars, and travel. How Americans choose a new mattress for their bed is an example of the Americans love of comfort. Many Americans will go to a store where beds are set up, and they will lie down on several mattresses to see which one is the most comfortable.
Cleanliness is also highly valued by Americans. There is a p emphasis on keeping all parts of the body clean, and Americans see lots of TV commercials for soap, shampoo, deodorants, and mouthwash: Perhaps the Puritan (清教徒的) heritage has played some role in the desire for cleanliness. The Puritans, a strict Protestant (新教的) church group who were among the first settlers of America, stressed the need to cleanse the body of dirt and of all evil tendencies, such as sexual desire. The saying "Cleanliness is next to Godliness" reflects the belief of most Americans that it is important to keep not only their bodies, but also their clothes, their houses, their cars, and even their pets clean and smelling good. Indeed, many Americans are offended by anyone who does not follow their accepted standards of cleanliness.
Along with cleanliness and comfort, Americans love having things that are new and different. Perhaps this love of novelty comes from their pride in their inventiveness. American have always been interested in inventing new products and improving old ones. They like to see changes in cars, clothing, and products for the home. Advertisements encourage people to get rid of old products and try new ones, whether the old ones still work or not. And if they cannot afford to buy something now, advertisers encourage consumers to charge it on a credit card. "Buy now— pay later. "

The American love of comfort originated from ______.

A.the Americans’ great pride in their abundant natural resources

B.the early settlers’ belief in hard work

C.the pioneers’ p desire to make life more comfortable

D.the pioneers’ ignorance of frugality and conservation