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流动性溢价是远期利率和未来的预期即期利率之间的差额。债券的期限越长,流动性溢价越小,体现了期限长的债券拥有较高的价格风险。( )

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数据库系统的三级模式分别______模式、内部级模式与外部级模式。

2010年是一多事之秋,从玉树地震再到舟曲泥石流,从新疆雪灾到西南五省大旱,再到二十八省大涝,在灾难发生后的第一时间内,国家就集结各种力量加紧救援,“早一秒钟就可能救活一个人”、“第一就是救人,要继续全力搜寻幸存者,人民群众的生命安全是最重要的”……救援大军不舍昼夜的搜救,中国政府做出了各种努力,积极抢救、解救被困群众,对受伤人员积极进行医治。为表达全国各族人民对遇难同胞的深切哀悼,同务院决定举行全国哀悼活动,全围和驻外使领馆下半旗志哀,停止公共娱乐活动。所有这些事实表现了

A. 中华民族关爱生命、崇尚理性的民族品格,彰显中华民族自强不息的民族精神
B. 我国社会主义制度珍爱生命、保护人民的本质,显示了社会主义的优越性
C. 党和政府全心全意为人民服务的根本宗旨,执政为民、以人为本
D. 社会主义核心价值体系建设的重大成效,社会主义核心价值体系深入民心

转换平价可被视为已将可转换证券转换为标的股票的投资者的盈亏平衡点。( )

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B. 错

What is a Species A species of plants or animals, as the term has been generally used by naturalists, comprises all such individuals as are so similar to each other that we may suppose them all to have proceeded from one common parentage, and so dissimilar from all others that they could not have been reproduced from the others, nor the others produced from them. All we know is, that the plants and animals throughout the world exist in species, each one of which stands at present distinct and isolated wholly apart from all the rest, and one cannot be transformed into another by ordinary generation, through changes of soil and climate, or any other causes whatever known to man, within so short a period as six thousand years. The apple, for instance, is one species, and the pear is another. In many respects they are similar to each other, and each may be changed by cultivation and by the operation of other causes a great deal, but by no possibility can one be derived from the other. By different modes of cultivation, by different selections of seeds, by changes in soil, and by other such means, a horticulturist (园艺家) may vary the character of his apples very much. He may produce large apples and small apples, sweet apples and sour apples, apples with a skin red, green, yellow, or brown, but he can never produce a pear. The apple, under all its modifications, will remain an apple still. It is the same with animals. Each one is subject to a great many modifications in respect to its form, its size, its color, and even it faculties, but through all these changes each one remains entirely within its own bounds, as it were. The distinguishing characteristics of the species remain unchanged. Take for instance, any species of the dog. We may, perhaps, by means of differences of treatment, of food, of climate, or of immediate parentage, buy big dogs and little dogs, weak dogs and strong dogs, gentle dogs and fierce dogs, all proceeding from the same original stock.The Distinction of Species Is Very Permanent Although in the comparatively short periods of time, by the experiments and observations which have been made, man can not transform one species into another. Such changes may have been effected in longer periods. Now evidence has shown that the various forms of animal and vegetable life which now exist upon the earth may have proceeded from some common origins, or at least from some moderate number of original types existing in former ages. And, indeed, this may possibly be so. But there seems to be quite satisfactory evidence to prove that the distinction of species is as permanent in respect to the past and the future, at least for very long periods, as it is decisive at the present time.Evidence of Ancient Records In the first place, we have in Egyptian and Assyrian monuments, many drawings and other representations of plants and animals as they existed then, and even seeds, in some cases, found in the wrappings of Egyptian mummies (木乃伊’’), all of which show that these plants and animals, and even the races of men, were specifically the same then as now. There have been no changes whatever that blur (模糊,混淆) the limits and bounds by which the different species are separated from each other at the present day, or confuse the lines of demarcation (界线) in any degree. There is no approach of one type toward another, nor any tendency to such an approach. Between the bird carved upon an Egyptian or Assyrian slab (平板), and its representative at the present day, probably three thousand generations may have intervened, and yet the present living specimen is specifically identical with the delineation of its ancestor. The great comparative anatomist Cuvier examined the mummy of an ibis (朱鹭), from three to four thousand years old, comparing it minutely (细微地) with a living bird of the present day, and found the two specimens in all respects identically the same. There is also a bass-relief from the ruins of Babylon, with a dog represented upon it, which is found by naturalists to be identical with a species of the dog existing in Asia at the present day.Evidence of Fossil Remains But we have still more conclusive evidence than this. It is found in the. fossil remains which exist in the strata of the earth. It also indicates the very great permanence of the characteristics by which different species of plants and animals are distinguished from each other. By means of these, our observations upon the forms of vegetable and animal life which have existed upon our globe may be carried back to an immense antiquity (古老) and extended over so vast a number and variety of species. So, as it has always been supposed, we can get all the means of information on this subject that can be desired. It has been thought to be fully proved by these observations that every species which exists upon the earth remains unchanged so long as it exists. When at length its period has expired, it disappears from the field, while new ones are continually arising to take the place of those that are gone. But no one passes, by gradations, into any other; and the lines of distinction by which each is separated from all the rest remain sharp and well-defined from the beginning to the end. A species of plants or animals includes all such individuals that are similar to each other and have proceeded from one common parentage.

A. Y
B. N
C. NG

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