(1).《药品使用管理规范》的英文缩写为（）

A:GLP B:GUP C:GEP D:GRP

A口采用STM-1接入时，AIU单元除了SDTB2包括以下（）单板。

A:SPB2+DRTB2（GUP2） B:SPB2+BIPB2（GUP2） C:CMP+OMP D:CMP+GUIM

以下哪些是控制框BCTC的单板（）。

A:OMP B:CMP C:GUP2 D:UIMC

以下哪些是资源框BUSN的单板（）。

A:GUP2 B:DTB C:GUIM D:SPB2

药物临床试验必须符合

A:GPP B:GUP C:GLP D:GCP E:GRP

药品生产企业和药品经营企业必须实施的质量管理规范是( )

A:GSP和GAP B:GMP和GSP C:GSP和GUP D:GMP和GAP E:GAP和GUP

药物非临床安全性评价研究机构和药物临床试验机构必须分别执行

A:GAP和GUP B:GMP和GSP C:GLP和GCP D:GLP和GUP E:GLP和GSP

药品监督管理部门对已认证的药品生产(经营)企业的跟踪检查的依据是

A:GAP(GUP) B:GCP(GLP) C:GAP(GLP) D:GMP(GSP) E:GMP(GUP)

先阅读短文，然后根据短文的内容判断正误，并将结果转涂到答题卡上。正确的涂A.，错误的涂B.

Not long ago, Ted Gup opened an old suitcase from his mother’s attic(阁楼) and discovered a family secret. Inside was a thick pile of letters addressed to “B. Virdot ,” all dated December 1933, all asking for help. Also inside: 150 canceled checks signed by the mysterious Virdot.

Gup, a journalism professor at Boston’s Emerson College, Quickly got to the bottom of the story: His grandfather, Samuel Stone, had used the name to send money to poor people during the Great Depression.

Stone wasn’t a big man, but as the owner of a chain of clothing stores, he was fairly well off. Just before Christmas, 1933, he placed an ad in his local newspaper, offering money to 75 people who wrote to “B. Virdot” explaining their neeD. The letters pours in and he ended up giving 150 people $5. “I read all the letters many times,” says Gup, who was astonished by the pain of the Great Depression.

Then he tracked down the letter writers’ descendants (后代). “Most people I contacted wept when they learned about the letters,” Gup says. Some whom Gup contacted finally understood why their parents had been able to serve a fancy meal for just that holiday; others learned cruel truths. “The children of several letters writers were unaware that their parents had gone to prison,” Gup says. “That did not reduce their respect or love for their parents,” he says, “but it improved their understanding.”

Gup found out that his grandfather had his own dark past. He’d been born in Romania, not—as he’s said—Pittsburgh. And he was Jewish. Gup guesses that to escape prejudice against immigrants and to escape a childhood of poverty, hunger, and religious persecution(__), Stone had invented his biography(自传).His birth certificate was not real. That Stone wasn’t a saint—that he’d done whatever it took to escape adversity(不幸)—helped explain why he helped peoplE. “He understood despair,” Gup says. “Nothing was more precious that a second chancE.”

36.B. Virdot was Ted Gup’s father,Samuel StonE.

37.All the letters found about by Gup were asking for help .

38.Samuel Stone gave 150 people who wrote to him $5.

39.The letter writer’s descendants had a better understanding of their parents.

40.Samuel Stone did invent his biography to escape adversity.