The false statement about physiological significances of gluconeogenesis is

A、Decarboxylation occurs twice per cycle.

B、One molecule of acetyl CoA is oxidized in each cycle.

C、The complete oxidation of one molecule of acetyl CoA produces 10 molecules of ATP.

D、4 NADH+H+are produced per cycle.

E、Acetyl CoA is first condensed with oxaloacetate to form citrate.

A、The liver can produce ketone bodies, but cannot oxidize them.

B、The main components are acetoacetate, β-hydroxybutyrate and acetone.

C、The brain can use more ketone bodies during long term starvation.

D、The materials for ketone bodies synthesis are acetyl CoAs.

E、Ketone bodies are produced only under pathological conditions.

A、It increases contractions and activity of the fallopian tube smooth muscle and cilia

B、It induces thick, sticky mucus in the cervix.

C、It inhibits the milk-inducing effects of prolactin.

D、It increases body temperature.

E、It exerts negative feedback on the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary

Among the following statements about the Rolling Thunder rally, which one is NOT right?

A．Its destination is the National Mall in Washington.

B．It is a ten-day, eight-state, 3,000-mile journey.

C．It is carried out annually as a special way to promote the cause of the Rolling Thunder.

D．It drews 2,500 bikers in the first year.

One of the advantages of living in a democracy is that one is   121   to say what he thinks. Privately or   122   , one may criticize the President, the Government, or   123   . In some cities there are   124   special places where people come to listen to speeches   125   all kinds of questions. In London, England, people   126   Hyde Park, where speakers   127   them on various topics. No one   128   to stop such speakers. We feel that   129   their ideas are good then they   130   . If the ideas are bad, no one will pay much attention to them   131   . Not long ago one of these speakers was   132   an emotional speech in Hyde Park. He was criticizing the members of the government   133   . 

    "They are responsible for all our troubles," he said. "   134   we should do is burn down the House of Commons and Buckingham Palace."

    A large crowd of people had gathered and had begun to   135   traffic. At that moment a policeman came   136   and said: 

    "All right, gentlemen! Let's   137   for the traffic. All those in favor of burning down the House of Commons, move to the right. All those in favor of burning down Buckingham Palace, move to the left. Now move aside, one way   138   ." 

       139   the listeners walked away, and soon the speaker was   140   .

 121.  

[A] accepted  

[B] admitted  

[C] granted  

[D] permitted  

 122.  

[A] in public place  

[B] in public  

[C] before people  

[D] in the open  

 123.  

[A] whatever  

[B] everything  

[C] anything else  

[D] anything possible  

 124.  

[A] no  

[B] even  

[C] few  

[D] yet  

 125.  

[A] on  

[B] at  

[C] for  

[D] with  

 126.  

[A] come around  

[B] gather in  

[C] meet at  

[D] get together before  

 127.  

[A] question  

[B] address  

[C] converse with  

[D] consult  

 128.  

[A] attempts  

[B] hopes  

[C] thinks right  

[D] considers  

 129.  

[A] whether  

[B] since  

[C] when  

[D] if  

 130.  

[A] need to hear  

[B] deserve to hear  

[C] need to be heard  

[D] deserve to be heard  

 131.  

[A] somehow  

[B] anyway  

[C] after all  

[D] at last  

 132.  

[A] reading  

[B] delivering  

[C] drafting  

[D] analyzing  

 133.  

[A] in strong terms  

[B] by strong words  

[C] on harsh terms  

[D] with harsh ideas  

 134.  

[A] That  

[B] Which  

[C] Whatever  

[D] What  

 135.   

[A] encumber  

[B] prevent  

[C] block  

[D] damage  

 136.  

[A] on  

[B] to  

[C] close  

[D] along  

 137.  

[A] stop talking  

[B] think hard  

[C] open a path  

[D] give way  

 138.  

[A] or the other  

[B] and the other  

[C] or another  

[D] and another  

 139.  

[A] Little by little  

[B] Finally  

[C] Later  

[D] One by one  

 140.  

[A] made entirely speechless  

[B] left alone  

[C] discovered alone  

[D] found at a loss   

Question 2

Which one is not included in the financial statement footnote?

A．changes in accounting estimates.

B．accounting methods used in preparing the financial statement.

C．contingent liabilities can not be, reasonably estimated.

D．debtors which happened before the balance sheet date are collected between the balance sheet date and the issue of statement for that year.

The standards of planet are open to question because

A．Pluto is now one of the nine planets.

B．Pluto is a historical mistake.

C．objects of size similar to Pluto are not recognized.

D．2003 UB313 is larger than Pluto.