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【单选题】

Passage One
In the closely-connected rural society before the turn of the century, an unmarried was rare. The reason for any person’s single status had to be an unfortunate one. Those who chose not to marry were considered abnormal (不正常的) or career preoccupied (全神贯注). Those whose hands were never sought were lonely losers, unattractive or disabled.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the conventional concept of the unmarried person as a lonely loser began to yield to a new concept-the swinging single. Apartments in centers advertised a lifestyle organized around the swimming pool and clubroom featuring nightly cocktail parties and the imagination that everyone paired off by bedtime. Magazines such as and PENTHOUSE, PLAYGIRL and WVA enhanced the image of this new single life. News magazines ran features that assumed that a rapidly growing proportion of the population would remain permanently single.
The idea gained credibility (可信度) from two facts: First, the number of unmarried s in the United States increased from 12.9 million in 1960 to 25.6 million two decades later. Second, the average age at the time of marriage, a figure that had declined steadily from 1900 to 1960, began to climb again: increasing numbers of young s are delaying their first marriage to their late twenties or early thirties.
Whether or not a new lifestyle of permanent singlehood is emerging, substantial numbers of people are living it, at least temporarily. But contrary to the media view, there is no one lifestyle for singles. Most singles have a surprisingly traditional lifestyle that focuses on finding a place to live, attempting to find a satisfying job, and seeking friends, dates, and ultimately a more permanent relationship. Only in fairly large cities do you find special facilities satisfying needs of singles. In fact in smaller communities there are still examples of prejudice against single s by employers and landlords who regard the whole group as irresponsible and wild.
Passage OneAccording to the passage, which word can best describe the present lifestyle of single people

A.
Wild. B. Special.
B.
C. Satisfying.
C.
D. Traditional.
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【单选题】影响速动比率可信度的主要因素是()。

A.
应收账款的变现能力 
B.
存货的多少 
C.
长期负债总额 
D.
息税前利润

【单选题】以下对于证据E的可信度CF(E)的值的含义描述正确的是()

A.
CF(E)=1,证据E为真
B.
CF(E)=0,证据E为假
C.
CF(E)=-1,证据E无法判断
D.
0< CF(E)< 1,证据E不确定

【多选题】信度( )。

A.
是指同一被试者在不同时间内用同一测验(或用另一套相等的测验)重复测量所得结果的一致程度
B.
只受随机误差的影响,误差越大,信度越低
C.
同时也受系统误差的影响
D.
可看着在总方差中非测量误差的方差所占的比例

【多选题】复本信度的缺点有()。

A.
如果测量的行为易受练习的影响,则复本信度只能减少而不能完全消除这种影响
B.
由于第二个测验只改变了题目的内容,已经掌握的解题原则可以很容易地迁移到同类问题
C.
能够避免重测信度的一些问题,如记忆效果.学习效应等
D.
对于许多测验来说,建立复本是十分困难的

【多选题】可信度可以分为哪几类

A.
持续可信度
B.
最初可信度
C.
衍生可信度
D.
最终可信度