Happiness is subjective，and one that we may not be able to accurately______across all countries. But that obviously isn’t going to stop anyone from trying。A.tryB.trackC.divideD.follow
Happiness is subjective，and one that we may not be able to accurately______across all countries. But that obviously isn’t going to stop anyone from trying。
A.try
B.track
C.divide
D.follow
B.track
C.divide
D.follow
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解析：本题考查动词词义辨析。题目意为“幸福是主观的，我们不可能准确地对所有国家进行监测。但是这显然也不能阻止别人进行尝试。”A选项“试图，努力”，B选项“追踪，监测”，C选项“划分，分开”， D选项“跟随，追随”。根据句义，B选项符合题意。
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单选题Research Is a State of Mind For many years there has been much misunderstanding as to just what research is. The popular conception seems to be that there is something mysterious about it， and before any research can be done it is necessary to have expensive scientific apparatus and large， elaborately equipped laboratories. Actually， this is not so. （6） It is a simple， organized way of trying to accomplish something you wish to do—so simple that anyone can do research anywhere at any time. First， you select the problem you would like to solve， then you list at least ten reasons why it has not been solved. （7） It takes just as much effort to solve a useless problem as a useful one. （8） After carefully—and I want to emphasize that word “carefully”—selecting the problem and the ten things between you and the solution， you then use the same procedure as in solving a crossword puzzle.（9）In the solution of the remaining obstacles you may need some simple apparatus， but the things you will probably need most are infinite patience and persistence. Few people realize the difficulties of doing any new thing. Maybe one of the reasons people are so easily discouraged is because of their education. During all our years at school we were examined two or three times a year. If we failed once， we were out. （10）If we are going to make progress， we must learn to fail intelligently so that we won't become discouraged at the 99.9 per cent failure.6.（）AMake sure the game is worth the candle.BThat is a step in the right direction， but I don't believe it is enough.CYou take the easy obstacles first and by a process of elimination you eventually arrive at the one or two major ones.DBut in selecting the problem， you need to be sure to analyze it carefully to see that it is worth the effort.EResearch isn't a physical thing at all； it's a state of mind.FBy contrast， all research work is 99. 9 per cent failure and， if we succeed once， we are in.
单选题When scaling Coherence from one to two cache servers， it will not show the same scalability as two to four. Why？（）A Coherence uses a more efficient TCMP algorithm going from two to four cache serversB When going from one to two cache servers， object backups are copied across servers so work is doubled，but going from two to four is a fixed amount of workC Near cache is enabled with a larger quorum thus performance is improvedD all of the above
单选题One reason why people sometimes rub their noses when they lie is that _______.Athey wish they were somewhere elseBthe nose is sensitive to physical changes caused by lyingCthey want to cover their mouthsDthey are trying to stop themselves from telling lies
单选题From the last paragraph, we can learn _____ if they keep lazy.Apeople may have heart diseaseBpeople can work at home all the timeCpeople like shopping onlineDpeople don’t like climbing the stairs