某女性患者，35岁，因嗜睡、意识模糊3小时并两次抽搐后昏迷来院急诊，5天前因受凉后出现发热，咳嗽，咳黄色黏稠痰，胃纳差，口干，每天饮大量甜饮料，出现多饮多尿等症状并日渐加剧。查体：T38．8℃，P108次／分，R20次／分，BP130／80mmHg；肥胖体形，唇舌干燥，皮肤弹性差，无面瘫体征，颈无抵抗，双下肺可闻及湿啰音。

若患者检查结果示：血钾3．6mmol／L，钠158mmol／L，氯110mmol／L，钙2．5mmol／L，血糖36．9mmol／L，尿糖(＋＋＋＋)，血酮（-），尿酮(±)，血pH7．34，PCO5．2kPa，PO10．8kPa，AB23mmol／L，TCO26mmol／L,BE2．8mmol／L，SatO0．92，血浆渗透压360mmol／L，X线片示双肺感染。目前诊断主要考虑哪些疾病

A:糖尿病酮症酸中毒昏迷 B:糖尿病乳酸性酸中毒昏迷 C:糖尿病高渗性非酮症性昏迷 D:肺部感染 E:低血容量性休克 F:脑血管意外 G:肺性脑病 H:癫痫 I:2型糖尿病 J:1型糖尿病

患者张某，男性，10天前受凉后出现高热、寒战、咳铁锈色黏痰，近2天觉右胸胀痛、气促、乏力。血常规：白细胞17.5×10/L，中性粒细胞85%，血红蛋白106g/L，胸片示左肺多发斑片影，右下肺野均匀致密阴影，上缘呈弧形，外高内低。

若该患者引流液为脓性，则不适合做以下哪些处理

A:抗结核治疗 B:胸腔引流及注入胸膜粘连剂 C:胸腔引流及有效抗菌治疗 D:全身及胸腔内应用抗肿瘤药物 E:胸腔抽气治疗 F:化疗 G:反复胸穿抽液 H:肋间切开闭式引流 I:2%碳酸氢钠冲洗胸腔 J:生理盐水反复冲洗胸腔 K:营养支持及纠正水电解质紊乱

Plastic is the panacea of the ages. Nearly every man-made object (1) (2) of, or at least (3) its very structure, to this wonder compound. Rain slickers, computer terminals, automobile engine parts, coffee cups (and the sugar stirrers too), breast implants, toy soldiers--they are all made up of plastic, or one of its many (4) . Since the (5) of civilization, humankind has been experimenting (6) a multifunctional material--one that had to be equally strong and lightweight--to carry, contain and protect valuables. (7) it could carry, contain and protect humans too, even Better. Generations of tinkerers and scientists set off (8) the challenge, striking gold some 170 years ago. By mixing natural rubber with sulphur they created the world’s most utilized material ever. In developing a (9) , malleable and durable substance, the most important inventions of the industrial age were to follow shortly thereafter. The automobile and airplane industries, to (10) just two, owe their very existence to plastic. And, (11) celluloid plastic strips, the Lumiere Brothers would never have brought moving pictures to the big screen.
The development of plastic is a story of human (12) , ingenuity and luck. (13) the legend now goes, in 1839, the American inventor Charles Goodyear (the famous tyre company would later use his name) was experimenting with the sulphur treatment of natural rubber when he dropped a piece of sulphur treated rubber on a stove; The heat seemed to give rubber (14) properties. It was stronger, more (15) to abrasion, more elastic, much less (16) to temperature, (17) to gases, and highly resistant to chemicals and electric (18) . Eyeing this as a cheaply and easily reproduced construction material, a whirlwind of work (19) and the birth of (20) plastic and plastic-derivatives were born from camphor to celluloid to rayon; cellophane, polyvinyl chloride (or PVC); styrofoam and nylon were soon to follow.

Read the following text. Choose the best word (s) for each numbered blank and mark A, B, C, or D on Answer Sheet I.2（）

A:especially B:partially C:partly D:entirely

"Intelligence" at best is an assumptive construct--the meaning of the word has never been clear. It is generally agreed that a person of high intelligence is one who can grasp ideas (1) , make distinctions, reason logically, and (2) verbal and mathematical symbols in solving problems. An intelligence test is a rough measure of a child’s (3) for learning, particularly for learning the kinds of things required in school. It does not (4) character, social adjustment, physical endurance, manual skills, or artistic abilities. It is not (5) to--it was not designed for such (6) . To criticize it for such failure is roughly (7) criticizing a thermometer for not measuring wind velocity.
The other thing we have to notice is that the assessment of the intelligence of the (8) is essentially a comparative affair.
(9) the assessment of intelligence is a comparative matter we must be sure that the (10) with which we are comparing our subjects provides a "valid" and " (11) " comparison. It is here (12) some of the difficulties which interest us begin. Any test (13) involves at least three factors: the (14) to do one’s best, the knowledge required for understanding what you have to do, and the (15) ability to do it. In school populations in our culture these assumptions can be made fair and reasonable, and the value of intelligence testing has been (16) thoroughly. Its value (17) , of course, in its providing a satisfactory basis for prediction. No one is (18) interested in the marks a little child gets on his test; what we are interested in is whether we can (19) from his mark on the test that the child will do better or worse than other children of his age in (20) which we think require "general intelligence".

Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark [A] , [B] , [C] or [D] on ANSWER SHEET I.2（）

A:take advantage of B:make use of C:utilize D:employ

Money has become plastic in the age of the credit card, but in an increasing number of countries, cash really is becoming plastic. After more than 300 years in (1) , the traditional paper banknote is gradually being (2) by new polymer technology.
Note Printing Australia (NPA), a wholly (3) subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia, is (4) the only company in the world making plastic money, and it is (5) on an aggressive strategy to (6) more countries to its cause.
The (7) of plastic notes are considerable. They cost about twice as much as paper notes but (8) four to five times as long--Australia’s $ 10 paper note had a(n) (9) life of eight months but plastic lasts at least 30 months. In Papua New Guinea the 2 kina (54 cents) paper note lasted only four months but its plastic (10) lasts 24 months. This increased life (11) is particularly important in Asia where environmental conditions (12) humidity drastically reduce the life of a paper note. Plastic notes also cause 38% fewer paper jams in ATMs.
But the real (13) point is that plastic notes are very hard to counterfeit. With increased (14) to computer scanners and printers, even schoolchildren can now (15) . good quality counterfeit paper notes. According to the U. S. Secret Service, which is in (16) of the security of U. S. banknotes, the $ 100 bill is the most counterfeited note in the world. The $ 100 bill (17) for 65% of the $ 500 billion (18) of U. S. banknotes in circulation, and an (19) 487,000 of these notes are fake--about 150 fakes per million notes. In Australia there are (20) about three fakes per million notes.

Directions: Read the following text. Choose the best word(s) for each numbered blank and mark [A] , [B] , [C] or [D] on ANSWER SHEET I.2（）

A:substituted B:replaced C:removed D:eliminated

已知程序段：
S=0
FOR I = 1 T（　） 10 STEP 2
S=S+1
I=I.2
NEXT I
当循环结束后，变量I和s的值分别为( )。

A:10和2 B:11和5 C:16和4 D:22和3

已知程序段： S=0 FOR I = 1 T（　） 10 STEP 2 S=S+1 I=I.2 NEXT I当循环结束后，变量I和s的值分别为( )。

A:10和2 B:11和5 C:16和4 D:22和3

患者，女性，35岁。因嗜睡、意识模糊3小时并两次抽搐后昏迷来院急诊，5天前因受凉后出现发热，咳嗽，咳黄色黏稠痰，胃纳差，口干，每天饮大量甜饮料，出现多饮多尿等症状并日渐加剧。查体：T38．8℃，P108次／分，R20次／分，BP130／80mmHg；肥胖体形，唇舌干燥，皮肤弹性差，无面瘫体征，颈无抵抗，双下肺可闻及湿音。 若患者检查结果示：血钾3．6mmol／L，钠158mmol／L，氯110mmol／L，钙2．5mmol／L，血糖36．9mmol／L，尿糖（＋＋＋＋），血酮（-），尿酮（±），血pH7．34，PCO25．2kPa，PO210．8kPa，AB23mmol／L，TCO226mmol／L，BE2．8mmol／L，SatO20．92，血浆渗透压360mmol／L，X线片示双肺感染。目前诊断主要考虑哪些疾病（）

A:糖尿病酮症酸中毒昏迷 B:糖尿病乳酸性酸中毒昏迷 C:糖尿病高渗性非酮症性昏迷 D:肺部感染 E:低血容量性休克 F:脑血管意外 G:肺性脑病 H:癫痫 I:2型糖尿病 J:1型糖尿病

患者，女，38岁。因嗜睡、意识模糊3小时并两次抽搐后昏迷来院急诊。5天前因受凉后出现发热，咳嗽，咯黄色黏稠痰，胃纳差，口干。每天饮大量甜饮料，出现多饮多尿等症状并日渐加剧。查体：T38.8℃，P108次／分，R20次／分，BP130／80mmHg；肥胖；唇舌干燥，皮肤弹性差；无面瘫体征，颈无抵抗，双下肺可闻及湿音。 若患者检查结果示：血钾3.6mmol／L，钠158mmol／L，氯110mmol／L，钙2.5mmol／L，血糖36.9mmol／L，尿糖（++++），血酮（-），尿酮（±），血pH7.34，PCO239mmHg，PO282mmHg，AB23mmol／L，TCO226mmol／L，BE2.8mmol／L，SatO292%，血浆渗透压360mmol／L，照片示双肺感染。目前诊断主要考虑哪些疾病（）