资料：The movement of consumers from public social media to private messaging has been so rapid that Business Insider reported that the combined usage of the top four messaging apps now exceeds the combined usage of the top four social media apps。Falling data prices，cheaper devices，and improved features are helping propel this growth。Why the hunger for private messaging apps？ Perhaps people are becoming more interested in actually communicating rather than broadcasting。Maybe we don’t want personal and private lives merging any more and we want control over our different social circles within these messaging apps。As my 16-year-old nephew put it，“My friend posted on Facebook and we made fun of him。We only use Snapchat now because who wants to put everything in public all the time？ This just connects me with my real friends。”Social media won’t go away，but traditional social networks may become less important to certain groups。The rise of more intimate channels presents new opportunities，and perhaps perils，for marketers。What is NOT the reason for the growth of private messaging apps？A.People are tired of social media.B.App’s improved features.C.People are demanding for real communication.D.Cheaper data and devices.
资料：The movement of consumers from public social media to private messaging has been so rapid that Business Insider reported that the combined usage of the top four messaging apps now exceeds the combined usage of the top four social media apps。Falling data prices，cheaper devices，and improved features are helping propel this growth。
Why the hunger for private messaging apps？ Perhaps people are becoming more interested in actually communicating rather than broadcasting。Maybe we don’t want personal and private lives merging any more and we want control over our different social circles within these messaging apps。As my 16-year-old nephew put it，“My friend posted on Facebook and we made fun of him。We only use Snapchat now because who wants to put everything in public all the time？ This just connects me with my real friends。”
Social media won’t go away，but traditional social networks may become less important to certain groups。The rise of more intimate channels presents new opportunities，and perhaps perils，for marketers。
What is NOT the reason for the growth of private messaging apps？
Why the hunger for private messaging apps？ Perhaps people are becoming more interested in actually communicating rather than broadcasting。Maybe we don’t want personal and private lives merging any more and we want control over our different social circles within these messaging apps。As my 16-year-old nephew put it，“My friend posted on Facebook and we made fun of him。We only use Snapchat now because who wants to put everything in public all the time？ This just connects me with my real friends。”
Social media won’t go away，but traditional social networks may become less important to certain groups。The rise of more intimate channels presents new opportunities，and perhaps perils，for marketers。
What is NOT the reason for the growth of private messaging apps？
A.People are tired of social media.
B.App’s improved features.
C.People are demanding for real communication.
D.Cheaper data and devices.
B.App’s improved features.
C.People are demanding for real communication.
D.Cheaper data and devices.
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解析：本题考查的是细节理解。
【关键词】NOT；reason for the growth of private messaging apps
【主题句】第1自然段Falling data prices，cheaper devices，and improved features are helping propel this growth.数据价格下降、设备更便宜以及功能改进都有助于推动这一增长。
第2自然段Why the hunger for private messaging apps？ Perhaps people are becoming more interested in actually communicating rather than broadcasting。为什么出现对私人信息应用程序的渴望？也许因为人们正对实际的交流而不是广播更感兴趣。
【解析】本题的问题是“以下哪一项不是私人信息程序增长的原因”。 A选项“人们厌倦了社交媒体”；B选项“程序功能的进步”；C选项“人们需要真实的交流”；D选项“更便宜的数据和设备”。根据题目中关键词找到主题句，主题句中，B、C、D三个选项均有涉及，故选A。
【关键词】NOT；reason for the growth of private messaging apps
【主题句】第1自然段Falling data prices，cheaper devices，and improved features are helping propel this growth.数据价格下降、设备更便宜以及功能改进都有助于推动这一增长。
第2自然段Why the hunger for private messaging apps？ Perhaps people are becoming more interested in actually communicating rather than broadcasting。为什么出现对私人信息应用程序的渴望？也许因为人们正对实际的交流而不是广播更感兴趣。
【解析】本题的问题是“以下哪一项不是私人信息程序增长的原因”。 A选项“人们厌倦了社交媒体”；B选项“程序功能的进步”；C选项“人们需要真实的交流”；D选项“更便宜的数据和设备”。根据题目中关键词找到主题句，主题句中，B、C、D三个选项均有涉及，故选A。
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单选题You work as the enterprise exchange administrator at Xxx .Xxx is using Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 as their messaging solution.A new Xxx usage policy prohibits the employees from using certain words in internal e-mail messaging.What actions must you take to have the policy implemented？（）AYou must set up an IP Block list.BYou must set up sender filtering.CYou must set up managed folders.DYou must build a transport rule
单选题The word “Diaspora” in this passage means _____.Athe movement of the Jewish people away from their own country to live and work in other countriesBthe movement of people from any nation or group away from their own countryCany group that has been dispersed outside its traditional homelandDa dispersion of an originally homogeneous entity, such as a language or culture
问答题The On-going Debate over Healthcare Reform It seems that the government’s so-called Blue Ribbon Commission has already decided what plan it will propose without undertaking any public consultation and is now merely engaged in a PR campaign to convince us they have the answer. This seems a little head over heels to us. Since it is our money and our health that is in question, shouldn’t we have been consulted at the break about which way we want to go? There are several models to achieve healthcare reform, and not all of them require us to hand more money over to keep government bureaucrats in big offices. Purely private healthcare may have big problems—but so does the socialised medicine the commission is recommending. For example, Canada’s universal system of socialised medicine is now busily engaged in transferring costs from the public to the private sector… by reducing covered expenses, by de-insuring some expenses and so on. Medical authorities are on record as saying that in an effort to manage costs, hospital stays are being shortened (or even dispensed with altogether). So while we in the Bahamas are citing universal ‘free’ health care as the answer to our problems, in Canada there is an uncoordinated scramble by the public system to reduce and offload the effects of rising health care costs. And we won’t even mention the litany of complaints from users who have to wait for poor service. But what mostly concerns us about the Blue Ribbon Commission is that they have plumped for social health insurance without determining the cost of their recommended programmer, or of the alternatives. And they do not seem to have taken into account the impact this plan will have on the fiscal deficit or on our individual pockets. Apparently, the position is that whatever the cost, this is the plan that will be presented to parliament. An initiative so far-reaching and so potentially damaging to our economy, should require more careful assessment of the alternatives in public. There is always more than one way to skin a cat. And we do not believe that a small group of consultants constitutes ‘the public’.
单选题Its business culture,（）has brought the world “shareholder value” and “IPOs”,（）commercial thinking in recent years and will continue to do so.Awhich; has leadedBwhich; has been leadingCthat; has leadedDthat; has been leading
多选题package com.company.application； public class MainClass { public static void main（String[] args） { } } And MainClass exists in the /apps/com/company/application directory. Assume the CLASSPATH environment variable is set to “.“ （current directory）. Which two java commands entered at the command line will run MainClass？（）Ajava MainClass if run from the /apps directoryBjava com.company.application.MainClass if run from the /apps directoryCjava -classpath /apps com.company.application.MainClass if run from any directoryDjava -classpath . MainClass if run from the /apps/com/company/application directoryEjava -classpath /apps/com/company/application：. MainClass if run from the /apps directoryFjava com.company.application.MainClass if run from the /apps/com/company/application directory