Which is not the art painting in Qin and Han dynasties in the following？

A、To prove something is wrong.

B、To say that something is not true or fair.

C、To explain why your ideas are better than the other team’s ideas.

D、To mislead the opposite team.

A.The central assumption of naturalism is that human beings have control over nature and their own lives.

B.French writer Emile Zola is the leading exponent of Naturalism.

C.Naturalism is an intellectual trend that attempts to apply scientific principles of objectivity and detachment to its study of human beings.

D.As a literary movement, it was most active in the late 19th and early 20th century in France, America and Britain.

Focus the connectives in the following text, choose the correct type of logical relation each connective express. She further stated that Mikaye found no anxious/avoidant children, because many Japanese mothers rarely left their child at 12 months, so being alone, or even with a stranger would have been extremely upsetting (Brain, 2002). Some psychologists however, claim that the strange situation test is not an accurate way to define attachment types, as they do not take into account the effect of cultural differences on attachment. An example of this is that in some cultures children are often put into day care, this could be confounding, because those children will have learnt that their mothers will return, and will not find the strange situation test as distressing as others (Cowie et al., 1991). There have also been found to be certain flaws in some of the studies upon which Bowlby based his theories. The major concern with ‘imprinting’ for example, is that it is based upon birds and mammals, rather than primates. The logical relation the connective "because" expresses is _____________.

A、causative

B、contrasting

C、exemplifying

D、additive

A、detect the rising glucose’s levels

B、release insulin into your blood stream

C、increase glucose’s levels

D、keep your blood glucose in a healthy range

A、Smart cities use digital technology to connect.

B、Smart cities would be at least partly run by an AI.

C、Smart cites help with the integration of big data in the cities.

D、With the project “City Brain”, yet Hangzhou has hardly dropped its ranking on China's list of congested cities.

A、End of Heat implies that most parts in China are getting rid of the hot summer and entering autumn.

B、As the weather becomes cool during End of Heat, many people will feel languid and weary, which is called "summer weariness".

C、For fishermen, the End of Heat is a season of harvest. During this period, the Fishing Season Festival is held in regions along the coastline in Zhejiang province.

D、Duck has a sweet flavor and according to Chinese traditional medicine it has a "cool" nature. A folk tradition is to eat duck during the End of Heat period.

A、The application of exposition is widespread and it covers many aspects in our lives.

B、An expository passage is written in the order of logic.

C、The words and sentences in exposition are accurate, clear, concise and logical.

D、Usually, in the introduction part of exposition, the author presents a problem, phenomenon, an idea, an object, or briefly introduces some background information of the things talked about.

A.He is a chef at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester， Massachusetts.

B.He teaches cooking in a cooking school.

C.He believes that cooking means more than preparing food following the recipes.

D.He regards dining together as a good way to expand the circle of friends.

A．I interviewed rather too many people.

B．I don"t know him well enough to lend him money.

C．This apple isn"t so sweet as that one.

D．He translates this passage quite well.

A、They are mainly made of fine wood as the skeleton and decorated with spun silk and glass.

B、They are decorated with colored drawings or patterns in surface of the lanterns.

C、They are as common as the normal colored lanterns.

D、They deserve elaborate adornment, in order to show the wealth and luxury of the emperor.