进行混凝土砂石材料用量的计算时,需要具备的条件有()。
A.混凝土的配制强度
B.混凝土假设湿表观密度
C.原材料的密度
D.水泥、水的用量以及砂率
参考答案:B, C, D
文言文阅读。
林道人①诣谢公②。东阳③时始总角④,新病起,体未堪劳,与林公讲论,遂至相苦。母王夫人在壁后听之,再遣信⑤令还,而太傅留之。王夫人因自出,云:“新妇少遭家难一生所寄唯在此儿。”因流涕抱儿以归。谢公语同坐曰:“家嫂辞情慷慨,致可传述,恨不使朝士⑥见!”(选自《世说新语》)
【注】①林道人:指晋代和尚支遁,世称林道人、林公。②谢公:谢安,东晋名相,死后追封太傅,世称谢太傅、谢公。③东阳:谢朗,谢安的侄子,曾任东阳太守。其父谢据早亡,下文“家难”即指此事。④总角:儿童头结发成小髻,常用以指代儿童。⑤信:传信的人。⑥朝士:朝廷官员。
1.解释下列划线的词。
(1)东阳时始总角( )
(2)再遣信令还( )
(3)而太傅留之( )
(4)谢公语同坐曰( )
2.根据文意,用“/”把文中画线部分断成三个短句。
新妇少遭家难一生所寄唯在此儿
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3.王夫人为什么坚持要“流涕抱儿以归”?
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