问题 单项选择题

组织的主体是______

A.外部公众
B.次要公众
C.首要公众
D.内部公众

答案

参考答案:D

解析: 内部公众是形成组织力量的主体。组织政策的实施、任务的落实、目标、凝聚力的形式、文化的创造等均有赖于内部公众的配合与努力。做好内部公众关系有利于提高整体公共关系工作的功效。

材料题

阅读下列材料,回答问题。

材料一:罗伯斯庇尔的墓碑上:“我,罗伯斯庇尔长眠于此,过往的行人啊!千万别为我默哀,因为如果我活着,你们谁都活不了。”     在雅各宾派执政的几年中,法国血雨腥风,人民提心吊胆。革命内部的丹东、罗兰夫人等都遭到迫害。    罗兰夫人在被雅各宾派处死的时候说:“自由啊,自由,多少罪恶借你之名而行。”                                                  ——根据《百度网》整理  

材料二   当我看到任何一个权威被授予决定一切的权利和能力时,不管人们把这个权威称作民主政府还是贵族政府,或者这个权威是在君主国行使还是在共和国行使,我都要说,这是给暴政种下了种子,而且我将设法离开那里,到别的法制下生活。    在思想上我倾向民主制度……自由、法制、尊重权利,对这些我极端热爱——但我并不热爱民主……我无比崇尚的是自由,这便是真相。                     ——【法】托克维尔《论美国的民主》(1835年)

(1)根据材料一和所学知识,你如何评价雅各宾派的恐怖政策?

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(2)材料二的观点是什么?材料二与材料一是什么关系?

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阅读理解

The temperature is rising again in the Arctic. The sea ice area has dropped to one of the lowest levels on record, climate scientists reported last week.

“The new Arctic Report Card tells a story of widespread and continued effects of a warming Arctic,” said Jackie Richter-Menge of the US’s Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory.

“This isn’t just a climatological (气候学的) effect. It impacts the people that live there,” she added.

Scientists concerned about global warming focus on the Arctic because that is a region where the effects are expected to be felt first, and that has been the case in recent years.

There was a slowdown in Arctic warming in 2009, but in the first half of 2010 warming was near a record pace. The monthly readings were over 4 degrees Celsius above normal in northern Canada, according to the report card. The report card was prepared by 69 researchers in eight countries.

Researchers said last winter’s big snow storms that struck some Northern countries were tied to higher Arctic temperatures.

“Normally the cold air is bottled up in the Arctic,” said Jim Overland of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “But last December and February, winds that normally blow west to east across the Arctic were instead bringing the colder air south,” he said.

“As we lose more sea ice... warming in the atmosphere can create more of these winter storms,” Overland said.

There is a powerful connection between ice cover and air temperatures, Richter-Menge explained. When temperatures warm, ice melts. When ice melts it shows darker surfaces underneath , which absorb  more heat. “That, in turn, causes more melting and on the cycle goes,” she said.

In September the Arctic sea ice extent was the third smallest in the last 30 years, added Don Perovich of the US Army Laboratory. He said the three smallest ice covers have occurred in the last four years.

小题1:Scientists care so much about the warming in the Arctic region because     .

A.the climate in the Arctic doesn’t change much

B.global warming effects are most serious in the Arctic region

C.there has been a major decrease of Arctic warming in recent years

D.by studying the region they can make predictions about the future impact of global warming小题2:. Which of the following shows that the Arctic is getting warmer? 

A. The surface of the sea ice in Arctic is getting darker and darker.

B. The Arctic sea ice extent has disappeared over the last 30 years.

C. The sea ice extent has increased to one of the highest levels on record.

小题3: What does the underlined word “cycle” refer to?  

A.Ice giving off heat when it melts.

B.Higher temperatures bringing more storms.

C.The cause and the result of the melting.

D.The life of the people living in the Arctic getting worse.小题4: According to researchers what led to big snow storms attacking some Northern countries last winter?                 

A.Higher Arctic temperatures.

B.The melting ice.

C.The cold wind blowing west to east.

D.Cold air bottled up in the Arctic.小题5: What is the main point of the article?         

A.Last winter’s big snow-storms.

B.Winds in the Arctic region.

C.Arctic warming and its possible effects.

D.Changes to the life of people living in the Arctic.