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阅读下面短文,回答下面题。陆放翁教儿子写诗,有一句重要心得:“汝果欲写诗,工夫在诗外。”向为世人推崇,认为是大彻大悟的至理名言,不仅对写诗,而且对行行业业都有指导意义,可谓“放之四海而皆准”。譬如,对那些急于销书的作家和书商来说,就变成了“汝果欲卖书,工夫在书外”。在全国书市就有过这样“动人”一幕:美女疲惫回“家”,在木桶里注满热水,倒入香精油,撒满玫瑰花瓣,宽衣,入内……一边享受红酒、音乐,一边悠闲自得地读起小说。众目睽睽之下,新书发布会就这样举行了,主办者美其名日“行为艺术”!美女入浴自然是为了吸引读者眼球的“工夫在书外”,重点是美女手里拿的那本书,据称这是中国图书业首次采用行为艺术的方式进行首发。天下之大,无奇不有。用美女入浴的方式来进行新书首发式,或许算得上个新创意,但用类似的暴露肉体的办法卖书,其实并不新鲜。一位“美女作家”,煞费苦心地把签名售书的地点选在游泳池,穿着十分性感的游泳衣为“慕名而来”的读者签名售书,效果也确实不错,场面十分火暴,买书的不少,看热闹的更多。男作家虽不便“入浴”,但另有高招。沪上有个男作家,每有新作问世,必先大造舆论,告诫读者: 已有众多盗版商蜂拥而来盯上我的新著,请大家注意!这一下子就吊起读者胃口,什么样的好书引起“众多盗版商蜂拥而来”,赶快买一本先睹为快。至于读完后是大叫过瘾,还是大呼上当,都无关紧要了,反正作家和书商都已赚足赚够了。平心而论,作家辛辛苦苦把书写出来了,想个办法宣传造势,以引起读者注意,多卖几本书,实在是很正常的事,古已有之,无非于今为烈罢了。战国时,秦相吕不韦集合门客编写《吕氏春秋》, 以儒、道家思想为基础,集合各家之学说,是当时政治、军事、哲学、谋略思想的集大成者。书成后,为征求意见,更为扩大影响, 吕不韦命人把书张贴在咸阳的城门之上,说若有人能改书中的一个字,赏金一千两,结果无一人能改。吕不韦当之无愧是作家炒作造势的鼻祖。英国著名小说家毛姆,为求文章畅销,有一次写完一部小说后,在报纸上登了这样一份征婚启事:“本人喜欢音乐和运动,是个年轻又有教养的百万富翁,希望能和毛姆小说中的女主角完全一样的女性结婚。”几天后,毛姆的小说被抢购一空。毛姆算是开了现代畅销书炒作的先河。如今是信息社会,广告时代,眼球经济,不论什么事,只要能引人注目,就成功一半。那么,作家炒作造势的意义也就更重要,花样自然也会更多。但说到底,这毕竟是书外的“工夫”,最重要的还是书要好,内容要精,物有所值。今年书市规模空前,书的数量创历史新高,但有关专家认为,精品书最多不超过10%,平庸应景的东西居多,还有些文字垃圾也混迹其中。在这种情况下,如果作家们不去想办法提高书的质量,却胡闹些“美女出浴”的花花点子来哗众取宠,也实在是本末倒置。退一步说,尽管古往今来的作家们都在推销自己,都认同“工夫在书外”,但这里又有雅俗之分,高下之别。毛姆的办法就很巧妙,富有创意,又不失文雅, 吕不韦的办法更绝,但最主要的是人家的东西好,千锤百炼,精雕细刻,下的是硬工夫。试问,今天哪个作家敢像他那样一字千金地叫板(陈鲁民《工夫在书外》) 体味“汝果欲卖书,工夫在书外”的韵味是()。

A. 正面倡导
B. 反面讽刺
C. 冷嘲热讽
D. 无可奈何

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下列各组词语中,没有错别字的一组是()。

A. 纨绔;成败利钝;横亘;估恶不悛
B. 裨益;层峦迭翠;祛除;忍俊不禁
C. 镌刻;睚眦必报;翩迁;曲突徒薪
D. 慨叹;伶牙俐齿;凭眺;高屋建瓴

请根据以下资料,回答77—80题 甲建筑公司承包了市区某新建小区居民住宅楼的建设工程,并在施工现场设有混凝土搅拌站。为了赶工期,甲建筑公司进行日夜连续施工,附近小区的居民不堪忍受施工所产生的环境噪声,向环保部门等相关管理单位进行投诉,有关部门也作出了罚款等相应的管理决定。 建筑施工环境噪声污染是指在建筑施工过程中产生的干扰周围生活环境的声音。为了防治建筑环境噪声污染,我国的《环境噪声污染防治法》规定的法律措施不包括( )。

A. 禁止夜间施工制度
B. 事先申报制度
C. 分时段开工制度
D. 噪声污染补偿制度
E. 配备噪声消除器制度

As in many other areas of human activity during the twentieth century, a number of specialized fields in accounting have evolved as a result of technological advances and accelerated economic growth. The most important accounting fields are described briefly as follows. Financial accounting is concerned with the recording of transactions for a business enterprise or other economic unit and the periodic preparation of various reports from such records. The reports, which may be for general purposes or for a special purpose, provide useful information for managers, owners, creditors, governmental agencies, and the general public. Of particular importance to financial accountants are the rules of accounting, and generally accepted accounting principles. Corporate enterprises must employ such principles in preparing their annual re ports on profitability and financial status for their stockholders and the investing public. Auditing is a field of activity involving an independent review of the accounting records. In conducting an audit, public accountants examine the records supporting the financial reports of an enterprise and give an opinion regarding their fairness and reliability. An important element of "fairness and reliability" is adherence to generally accepted accounting principles. In addition to retaining public accountants for a period audit, many corporations have their own permanent staff of internal auditors. Their principle responsibility is to determine if the various operating divisions are following management’s policies and procedures. Cost accounting emphasizes the de termination and the control of costs. It is concerned primarily with the costs of manufacturing processes and of manufactured products. In addition, one of the most important duties of the cost accountants is to gather and explain cost data, both actual and prospective. Management uses these data in controlling current operations and in planning for the future. Management accounting uses both historical and estimated data in assisting management in daily operations and in planning future operations. It deals with specific problems that confront enterprise managers at various organizational levels. The management accountant is frequently concerned with identifying alternative courses of action and then helping to select the best one. In recent years, public accountants have realized that their training and experience uniquely quality them to advise management personnel on policies and administration. Tax accounting is another important area. Accountants specialized in this field, must be familiar with the tax statutes affecting their employer or clients and also must keep up to date on administrative regulations and court decisions on tax cases. What data does management accounting use

A. Current data
B. Historical data
C. Statistical data
D. Up-to-date data

A. There are two parties that decide what accounting information is useful and what is not. One is the users. It is a grave mistake for economic decision makers to leave this decision up to the "experts". If the accounting profession is not providing the information users need, or is not preparing it in a way that makes sense, the users must demand a change. The second party that decides what accounting information is useful and what is not is the accounting profession—but always with the proviso that the information should be tailored to the needs of users. B. The decisions made by internal and external decision makers are similar in some ways, but so different in other ways that two separate branches of accounting have developed to meet the needs of these two categories of user. The accounting information generated specifically for use by internal decision makers is the product of what is called management accounting, while that generated for use by external parties is the product of what is called financial accounting. C. Much of human life revolves around economic issues. We will be better equipped to deal with these issues and their effects on our daily lives if we understand the economic decision-making process and the information that affects it. First, let’s take a look at the people making economic decisions. Economic decision makers can be divided into two broad categories: internal and external. Internal decision makers are individuals within a company who make decisions on behalf of the company, while external decision makers are individuals or organizations outside a company who make decisions that affect that company. D. The first characteristic of internal decision makers is they make decisions for the company. In other words, they act on behalf of the company. They decide such things as whether the company should sell a particular product, whether it should enter a certain market, and whether it should hire or fire employees. Note that in all of these matters, the responsible internal decision maker is not making the decision for herself of himself, but rather for the company. The second characteristic of internal decision makers is that they have greater access to the financial information of the company than do people outside the company. E. Economic decision making involves the evaluation of alternatives. In order to be useful in such an evaluation, the accounting information for one alternative must be comparable to the accounting information for the other alternative(s). For example, assume you intend to make an investment and are considering two companies as investment alternatives. If the two companies use totally different accounting methods, you would find it very difficult to make a useful comparison. Comparability is an important quality of accounting information in many decision-making settings.

A. It distinguishes two branches of accounting corresponding to internal and external decision makers.

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