下列选项中，哪项不是触发事件（）

A:UPDATE B:SELECT C:LOGOUT D:RESTORE_DATABASE

APG40系统的restore流程中，命令“burrestore”的作用是（）

A:在passive Node恢复数据盘 B:在active Node恢复CP备份文件 C:将K盘的AP系统备份文件恢复到C盘，并执行一个reboot操作 D:切换C盘和D盘的盘符，并执行一个reboot操作

The view from the top of the luxurious Morgan Centre down onto Beijing’s Olympic Green is breath-taking, There, far below, lies the stunning" bird nest" Olympic Stadium. Right next to it is the equally mesmerizing National Aquatics Center, known as the Water Cube. The Aquatics Center poses one critical question: where will all the water to fill this bold but massive architectural masterpiece" and to supply the Games" come from
One can drive a hundred miles in any direction from Beijing and never cross a healthy river. Heading north to Shanxi province, one passes river after river that has dried up. And in 80 percent of those Shanxi rivers that ale still flowing, water quality is" unfit for human contact" or for agricultural or industrial use. As you drive south across Hebei and Henan provinces, the situation is no better. Reaching the famed Marco Polo Bridge over the Yongding River, we crossed our first parched(干裂的) riverbed. From there to the Yellow River, we traversed many legendary rivers that show as blue lines on the map; all of them are now almost bone dry. All that remains to memorialize these watercourses are highway bridges, left behind like vestigial organs. The Yellow River itself, once known as" China’s Sorrow" because of its natural tendency to flood, killing millions, has in Henan been reduced to a modest-size channel. At its lower reaches in Shandong, it is not uncommon for the river to cease flowing into the Bohai Sea altogether.
What is the answer for the 250 million thirsty people who live on the North China Plain Drought has forced farmers to turn to groundwater. But over extraction has caused water tables to fall by as much as 10 feet a year. Desperate officials have taken to making substantial investments in" precipitation-inducement (引导水分凝结) technologies," or cloud seeding. Using aircraft, meteorological balloons and even rockets and artillery shells, they’ve been attempting to shoot passing clouds full of rainmaking chemicals. The China Meteorological Administration reports that hundreds of aircraft and thousands of rockets and shells are used each year in the effort. Such campaigns have been only modestly successful and have created tensions between different localities, each claiming that clouds are being" intercepted" upwind by the other and their precious moisture stolen!
Then there is the monumental South-North Water Transfer Project. But some environmentalists fear that shifting the increasingly polluted water of the Yangtze northward will also introduce a whole host of new toxic pollutants to the breadbasket of China.
No one knows what the consequences of all these Promethean(独创的) efforts will be. In the truly magnificent facilities being built for the Olympics, one can see a dear manifestation of this understandable urge to restore Chinese greatness. The question is whether China’s limited natural-resource base can sustain the magnitude of such an ambition. With water, the country is confronting the edge of one very inflexible environmental envelope. Beijing’s glorious Water Cube is a symbol both of China’s remarkable accomplishments, and its all-too-pressing limits.
Which of the following is true according to the text

A:The Yellow River stops flowing in Henan and Shandong provinces. B:The use of precipitation4nducement technologies is a great success. C:Beijing’s glorious Water Cube will restore China’s greatness. D:The South-North Water Transfer Project will encounter difficulties.

The view from the top of the luxurious Morgan Centre down onto Beijing’s Olympic Green is breath-taking, There, far below, lies the stunning" bird nest" Olympic Stadium. Right next to it is the equally mesmerizing National Aquatics Center, known as the Water Cube. The Aquatics Center poses one critical question: where will all the water to fill this bold but massive architectural masterpiece" and to supply the Games" come from
One can drive a hundred miles in any direction from Beijing and never cross a healthy river. Heading north to Shanxi province, one passes river after river that has dried up. And in 80 percent of those Shanxi rivers that ale still flowing, water quality is" unfit for human contact" or for agricultural or industrial use. As you drive south across Hebei and Henan provinces, the situation is no better. Reaching the famed Marco Polo Bridge over the Yongding River, we crossed our first parched(干裂的) riverbed. From there to the Yellow River, we traversed many legendary rivers that show as blue lines on the map; all of them are now almost bone dry. All that remains to memorialize these watercourses are highway bridges, left behind like vestigial organs. The Yellow River itself, once known as" China’s Sorrow" because of its natural tendency to flood, killing millions, has in Henan been reduced to a modest-size channel. At its lower reaches in Shandong, it is not uncommon for the river to cease flowing into the Bohai Sea altogether.
What is the answer for the 250 million thirsty people who live on the North China Plain Drought has forced farmers to turn to groundwater. But over extraction has caused water tables to fall by as much as 10 feet a year. Desperate officials have taken to making substantial investments in" precipitation-inducement (引导水分凝结) technologies," or cloud seeding. Using aircraft, meteorological balloons and even rockets and artillery shells, they’ve been attempting to shoot passing clouds full of rainmaking chemicals. The China Meteorological Administration reports that hundreds of aircraft and thousands of rockets and shells are used each year in the effort. Such campaigns have been only modestly successful and have created tensions between different localities, each claiming that clouds are being" intercepted" upwind by the other and their precious moisture stolen!
Then there is the monumental South-North Water Transfer Project. But some environmentalists fear that shifting the increasingly polluted water of the Yangtze northward will also introduce a whole host of new toxic pollutants to the breadbasket of China.
No one knows what the consequences of all these Promethean(独创的) efforts will be. In the truly magnificent facilities being built for the Olympics, one can see a dear manifestation of this understandable urge to restore Chinese greatness. The question is whether China’s limited natural-resource base can sustain the magnitude of such an ambition. With water, the country is confronting the edge of one very inflexible environmental envelope. Beijing’s glorious Water Cube is a symbol both of China’s remarkable accomplishments, and its all-too-pressing limits.

A:The Yellow River stops flowing in Henan and Shandong provinces. B:The use of precipitation4nducement technologies is a great success. C:Beijing’s glorious Water Cube will restore China’s greatness. D:The South-North Water Transfer Project will encounter difficulties.

If the patient quits before a serious disease has developed, his/her body may eventually be able to restore itself almost completely.

Machines are designed to help restore our {{U}}intrinsic{{/U}} system of checks and balances of our biology.

A:genetic B:innate C:internal D:inert

{{B}}第三篇{{/B}}

A:Sean Martinovich couldn’t run around with the other boys in the playground now. B:Hopefully, Sean Martinovich can smile over the next three months. C:Sean’s parents, Steve and Wendy Martinovieh don’t believe the technology will restore the cheeky smile. D:For Doctor Bartlett the microsurgery is just a minor and easy case.

用于最大化激活窗口的宏命令是

A:Minimize B:Requery C:Maximize D:Restore

Restore命令用于______。

将最大化或最小化窗口恢复至原始大小