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位于市区的威盛实木地板生产企业，为宏盛电子科技股份公司设立的全资子公司，注册资本500万。执行新会计准则为增值税一般纳税人，2010年度有关生产、经营情况如下：(1)销售实木地板30万平方米，开具增值税专用发票，注明销售额7200万元；零售实木地板5万平方米，开具普通发票，取得销售收入1404万元。(2)接受某单位捐赠原材料一批，取得专用发票上注明货物金额30万元，进项税额5.1万元，专用发票已通过认证；国家发行的金融债券利息收入20万元。(3)期初库存外购已税实木地板600万元。本期外购已税实木地板用于连续生产实木地板，取得增值税专用发票已通过增值税防伪税控系统认证，支付购货金额2500万元、增值税税额425万元，已验收入库，期末库存外购实木地板500万元。(4)每平方米实木地板单位成本90元。(5)产品销售费用700万元(其中广告费500万元)、财务费用300万元(其中向母公司借款2000万约定借款期限为5年，年利率执行当地工商银行同类中长期贷款最高利率10%)、管理费用640万元，其中含业务招待费60万元，含新产品研究开发费用80万元。(6)营业外支出科目反映业务如下：通过中国红十字会为红十字事业捐款20万元，因排污不当被环保部门罚款1万元，7月因管理不善损失库存的外购实木地板30万元(不含增值税税额)，10月取得保险公司赔款10万元，财产损失已报经主管税务机关批准，同意税前扣除。(7)2010年12月份购置并实际使用规定的环保专用设备并取得普通发票价税合计200万元，符合设备投资抵免企业所得税优惠政策。(8)2010年1月，税务机关对该企业上年实木地板销售情况进行检查，发现该企业在2009年11月份有一笔实木地板销售收入(价税合计400万元)隐瞒未入账。该企业按税务机关的要求，于2010年1月20日补交纳了税金和滞纳金。要求： 对该公司上年隐瞒收入的问题，请计算补交税金和滞纳金，按《征管法》规定，该企业负有何种法律责任？
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(三)某化工生产设备安装工程项目，采用解体安装方法进行施工。某机电安装工程公司通过投标取得该项目的总承包施工任务。为了控制分包商的施工质量，业主分别与总承包方和分包方签订了工程施工总承包合同和分包合同。在合同履行过程中发生以下情况：情况1：该机电安装工程公司根据监理单位编制的设备监造大纲，派有资格的专业技术人员到设备制造现场进行监造工作。情况2：该机电安装工程公司根据质量监督检验部门编制的经批准的施工组织总设计进行施工。情况3：该工程分包商在施工中不慎发生一起重大事故，造成经济损失220万元，事故调查组在事故调查清楚后，撰写了事故调查报告，经事故调查组组长签字确认后报安全主管部门。情况4：该工程项目经理部根据企业的职业健康、安全和环境体系，选派一名业务精通的专业技术人员全面负责该项目的职业健康、安全和环境管理工作。情况5：某驱动装置安装完毕后，由于受介质的限制不能进行试运行，经项目经理批准，拟在负荷试运行阶段一并进行。问题 业主与总承包方和分包方签订的合同是否合理？为什么？
In the wake of 11 September, Visionics, a leading manufacturer, issued a fact sheet explaining how its technology could enhance airport security. They called it "protecting civilization from the faces of terror". The company’s share price skyrocketed, as did the stocks of other face-recognition companies, and airports across the globe began installing the software and running trials. As the results start to come in, however, the gloss (光滑表面) is wearing off. No matter what you might have heard about face-recognition software, Big Brother it ain’t. The concern was based largely on an independent assessment of face-recognition systems carried out in 2000 in the U. S. by the Department of Defense. These tests found that to catch 90 per cent of suspects at an airport, face-recognition software would have to raise a huge number of false alarms. One in three people would end up being dragged out of the line and that’s assuming everyone looks straight at the camera and makes no effort to disguise himself. Results from the recent airport trials would seem to justify that concern. Most face-recognition systems use some kind of geometric technique to translate a picture of a face into a set of numbers that capture its characteristics. Once it has identified these boundaries, the software calculates their relative sizes and positions and converts this geometry into what Visionics calls a "faceprint". Feed the software a series of mug-shots (通缉犯), and it’ll calculate their faceprints. Then it can monitor live CCTV images for the faces of known suspects. When it finds a match, it raises an alarm. Even if the system does manage to capture a face, the problems aren’t over. The trouble is that a suspect’s faceprint taken from live CCTV is unlikely to match the one in the database in every detail. To give themselves the best chance of picking up suspects, operators can set the software so that it doesn’t have to make an exact match before it raises the alarm. But there’s a price to pay: the more potential suspects you pick up, the more false alarms you get. You have to get the balance just right. Despite the disappointing tests, some people insist that face-recognition technology is good enough to put terrorists off. After all the claims and counter-claims, with no one able to discern (洞察) the truth, the industry may soon have to face up to reality. The second paragraph implies that ______.
Human beings are animals. We breathe, eat and digest, and reproduce the same life (21) common to all animals. In a biological laboratory rats, monkeys, and humans seem very much the same. However, biological understanding is not enough: (22) itself, it can never tell us what human beings are. (23) to our physical equipment the naked human body--we are not an (24) animal. We are tropical creatures, (25) hairless and sensitive to cold. We are not fast and have neither claws nor sharp teeth to defend ourselves. We need a lot of food but have almost no physical equipment to help us get it. In the purely physical (26) , our species seems a poor (27) for survival. But we have survived--survived and multiplied and (28) the earth. Some day we will have a (29) living on the moon, a place with neither air nor water and with temperatures that turn gases into solids. How can we have done all these things Part of the answer is physical. (30) its limitations, our physical equipment has some important (31) . We have excellent vision and hands that can (30) objects with a precision unmatched by any other (33) . Most importantly, we have a large brain with an almost (34) number of neural (35) .
Questions 8-10Do the following statements agree with the information given in the Reading Passage 1In boxes 8-10 on your answer sheet, writeTRUE if the statement agrees with the informationFALSE if the statement contradicts the informationNOT GIVEN if there is no information on this The way people built houses under the shadow of volcanoes or in earthquake-prone zones might help to protect them from natural dangers.（）
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