All citizens of a society are subjected to the four types of social control as described by Donald Black.

In July 1789, ten amendments added to the American constitution limiting the powers of federal government and protecting the rights of all citizens were called

A．Bill of Rights.

B．Civil Rights.

C．Declaration of Independence.

D．Bill of Confederation.

In July 1789, ten amendments added to the American constitution limiting the powers of federal government and protecting the rights of all citizens were called

A．Bill of Rights.

B．Civil Rights.

C．Declaration of Independence.

D．Bill of Confederation.

【C1】______ are the missions of a learned society in an era of digital networks? 【C2】______ the American Council of Learned Societies, we believe the 【C3】______ of digital networks will plow up and replant the worlds of scholarship and education. We believe these technologies can 【C4】______ us well if we take care in making the transition to using them. But we also believe 【C5】______ may do great damage if we are inattentive or timid or simply dazzled by the technologies. 【C6】______ to make the transition to digital networks in the humanities and social sciences is one of our main 【C7】______ at the ACLS.

For a gathering in November 1996, we asked the executive directors of the 56 learned societies that then belonged to the ACLS 【C8】______ brief essays on 【C9】______ they perceived to be the mission of their learned society in an 【C10】______ age. My remarks are informed by this collection of 【C11】______ and our subsequent discussion of them, but the views expressed are my 【C12】______ .

In due 【C13】______ I will argue the following. The new technology will allow long-standing missions of learned societies to be performed in new ways, but the missions of learned societies are also likely to be 【C14】______ . 【C15】______ are significant changes afoot in the world of scholarship and higher education involving internationalization, interdisciplinarity, and interactive learning. Learned societies are unusually well-positioned to use the new technology to contribute to these changes.

【C1】

A．Which

B．How

C．Where

D．What

【C1】______ are the missions of a learned society in an era of digital networks?【C2】______ the American Council of Learned Societies, we believe the【C3】______ of digital networks will plow up and replant the worlds of scholarship and education. We believe these technologies can【C4】______ us well if we take care in making the transition to using them. But we also believe【C5】______ may do great damage if we are inattentive or timid or simply dazzled by the technologies.【C6】______ to make the transition to digital networks in the humanities and social sciences is one of our main【C7】______ at the ACLS.

For a gathering in November 1996, we asked the executive directors of the 56 learned societies that then belonged to the ACLS【C8】______ brief essays on 【C9】______ they perceived to be the mission of their learned society in an【C10】______ age. My remarks are informed by this collection of【C11】______ and our subsequent discussion of them, but the views expressed are my【C12】______

In due【C13】______ I will argue the following. The new technology will allow long-standing missions of learned societies to be performed in new ways, but the missions of learned societies are also likely to be【C14】______ .

【C15】______ are significant changes afoot in the world of scholarship and higher education【C16】______ internationalization, interdisciplinarity, and interactive learning. Learned【C17】______ are unusually【C18】______to use the new technology to contribute to these changes.

The【C19】______ of learned societies today are best seen by【C20】______ them with what preceded modern learned societies.

【C1】

A．Which

B．How

C．Where

D．What

Typical characteristics of a work package include:

ARepresentation of units of work at a level where work is performed

BClearly distinguishes one work package from all others assigned to a single functional group

CLimits the work to be performed to relatively short periods of time

DAll of the above

EA and B only

To: All staff

From: Daniel Hoffman, Provost's Office

Subject: Promotion Announcement

The Provost's Office is pleased to announce the promotion of Jeffrey Morgan to the new position of Projects Manager. Jeffrey began his career at our college in March of 2004 as Administrative Assistant to the Associate Provost.

In this capacity, he designed and implemented significant improvements to our administrative academic calendar and contributed to the design and integrity of our faculty database.

In addition, Jeffrey has facilitated the work of the Faculty Handbook committee, an ad hoc committee on emeritus status, and numerous other initiatives and task forces of Academic Affairs.

His responsibilities as Projects Manager will include researching new initiatives proposed to the Office of the Provost, facilitating discussion between experts and parties with vested interest, creating strategic plans for implementation and integration of projects into the College. Jeffrey began his new role on Tuesday, September 2.

Please join the special luncheon to congratulate him on his promotion.

What is the purpose of the memo?

A．To announce retirement.

B．To appreciate excellent work.

C．To recognize contributions.

D．To publicize promotion.

The social norms of a society are determined by ______.

A．the government

B．members of the upper class

C．cultural values

D．the military

There are several types of borrowing. The words "tea" and "sputnik" are examples of

A．loanwords.

B．loanblend.

C．loanshift.

D．loantranslation.

As described in the passage, Annabel knelt down beside the sofa because ______.

A．she wanted to show her respect for her grandfather

B．it was convenient for the girl to speak by kneeling down

C．she hoped her grandfather would forgive her kneeling down

D．it was the habit in her country to speak to elders kneeling down