2018年交通银行春季招聘试卷
题目总数：100
总分数：100
时间：不限时
第 1 题
单选题
下列各句中，没有语病且句意明确的一句是（ ）。
A.
在年度总结大会上，总裁说，公司产品的销售量近年来成倍减少，今年只有200万台。
B.
今年市政府投入大量资金美化街道和公园，到处挂满了喜庆的红灯笼，隆重迎接春节的到来。
C.
在这一片断崖上，生活着大量的红嘴鹦鹉，崖壁上密密麻麻的全部是它们搭起的巢，目测估计超过2万个以上。
D.
自从实施成本控制以来，无故浪费的作风得到控制，公司的用料成本也降低了百分之八十。
第 2 题
单选题
将以下6个句子重新排列组合（ ）。
（1）每年的山水大小，人们是靠听夜里冰的开启声来判断的
（2）冬季出门赶车，拉爬犁，走的全是冰封江道，所以春风就是开江的讯号
（3）长白山人常说，武开江是老天爷发怒了，要惩罚万物生灵，要杀生了，而这样的时候，江中的鱼和动物就会大量伤亡，这也正是长白山人狩猎和捕鱼的最好季节
（4）早春，当长白山开始冰消雪化的时候，头三天都要刮一场大风，这预示着长白山中的江河就要跑冰排了
（5）当桃花水下来的季节，就会如万只野兽在山间吼叫，这往往被称为“武开江”
（6）山里人有一种顶风出门去办事的习俗，因为风一停，江河就会解冻，路也该泥泞了，山里人最怕春天泥泞的季节
（1）每年的山水大小，人们是靠听夜里冰的开启声来判断的
（2）冬季出门赶车，拉爬犁，走的全是冰封江道，所以春风就是开江的讯号
（3）长白山人常说，武开江是老天爷发怒了，要惩罚万物生灵，要杀生了，而这样的时候，江中的鱼和动物就会大量伤亡，这也正是长白山人狩猎和捕鱼的最好季节
（4）早春，当长白山开始冰消雪化的时候，头三天都要刮一场大风，这预示着长白山中的江河就要跑冰排了
（5）当桃花水下来的季节，就会如万只野兽在山间吼叫，这往往被称为“武开江”
（6）山里人有一种顶风出门去办事的习俗，因为风一停，江河就会解冻，路也该泥泞了，山里人最怕春天泥泞的季节
A.
（4）（6）（2）（1）（5）（3）
B.
（6）（4）（1）（5）（2）（3）
C.
（4）（6）（1）（5）（2）（3）
D.
（2）（6）（4）（1）（5）（3）
第 3 题
单选题
可替换括号中词语的是（ ）。
中国海军需要（凭籍）先进的武器与强大的军队来维护国家的领海权利，这样才能使中国在复杂的领海争端中占据有利位置。
中国海军需要（凭籍）先进的武器与强大的军队来维护国家的领海权利，这样才能使中国在复杂的领海争端中占据有利位置。
A.
凭借
B.
凭仗
C.
倚仗
D.
依仗
第 4 题
单选题
填入横线处最合适的一组词语是（ ）。
（1）这时候厂里的汽笛又嘟嘟地叫了，足有三分钟，像一匹受伤的野兽_______求救。
（2）国产电影中的优秀作品不在少数，但就总体而言，在剧情及场景，或艺术手法上，都显稚嫩，缺少大家之气，更不能_______以数量来换取质量上的变化，这样只能破坏文化市场的生机。
（1）这时候厂里的汽笛又嘟嘟地叫了，足有三分钟，像一匹受伤的野兽_______求救。
（2）国产电影中的优秀作品不在少数，但就总体而言，在剧情及场景，或艺术手法上，都显稚嫩，缺少大家之气，更不能_______以数量来换取质量上的变化，这样只能破坏文化市场的生机。
A.
哀嚎 祈求
B.
哀号 企求
C.
哀嚎 企求
D.
哀号 祈求
第 5 题
单选题
结构性失业是指由于经济结构、体制、增长方式等的变动，使劳动力在包括技能、经验、工种、知识、年龄、性别、主观意愿、地区等方面的供给结构与需求结构不相一致而导致的失业。
下列不属于结构性失业的是（ ）。
下列不属于结构性失业的是（ ）。
A.
随着城市化进程逐渐进入到尾声，作为瓦工的小王找不到一家可雇佣他的建筑公司
B.
作为一名大学毕业生，小黄坚持起薪为8000元，毕业后一年里，他一直待业在家
C.
修订最低工资法后，甲企业为控制成本，20名员工被辞退了
D.
本月开始进入休渔期，小周不得不再次失业
第 6 题
单选题
以下给定的图形为纸盒的外表面，折叠起来后，应是四个选项中的（ ）。
A.
A
B.
B
C.
C
D.
D
第 7 题
单选题
居住在某小区的所有适龄小学生中，所有的四年级学生都在A学校读书，有些三年级学生也在A学校读书。在A学校读书的有些五年级学生是从别的学校转学过来的，而转学过来的学生都不是该小区的适龄小学生。
根据上述描述，可以得出（ ）。
根据上述描述，可以得出（ ）。
A.
在A学校读书的所有三年级学生都不是转学过来的
B.
有些不是该小区的A学校学生是四年级学生
C.
有些在A学校读书的五年级学生居住在该小区
D.
有些在A学校读书的三年级学生居住在该小区
第 8 题
单选题
根据以下数字的规律，空缺处应填入的是（ ）。
2，3，5，6，7，9，12，12，（ ）
2，3，5，6，7，9，12，12，（ ）
A.
19
B.
21
C.
15
D.
24
第 9 题
单选题
在一次冰冻灾害过后，镇长向负责调查的组长打听受灾情况。镇长问组长：“此次冰冻灾害不严重，我们镇每家农户的损失大概都在1000元以下（含1000元）吧？”组长回答说：“您的第一个看法是正确的，但第二个不对。”
根据组长的回答，下列推论一定正确的是（ ）。
根据组长的回答，下列推论一定正确的是（ ）。
A.
有的农户损失在1000元以下，有的农户损失在1000元以上
B.
多数农户的损失在1000元以上，少数农户的损失在1000元以下
C.
如果损失超过1000元为严重，肯定有的农户损失严重
D.
少数农户的损失在1000元以上，多数农户的损失在1000元以下
第 10 题
单选题
根据以下数字的规律，空缺处应该填入的是（ ）。
52，67，84，103，124，（ ）
52，67，84，103，124，（ ）
A.
145
B.
146
C.
147
D.
148
第 11 题
单选题
根据以下图形的规律，问号处应填入的是（ ）。
A.
A
B.
B
C.
C
D.
D
第 12 题
单选题
某公司宣称：本公司的产品合格率达到98%。但在一次抽检中，100个产品中，有6个不合格。
由此可以推断（ ）。
由此可以推断（ ）。
A.
若再抽100个产品进行检查，可能会全部合格
B.
该公司的产品合格率低于98%
C.
若抽取1000个产品，必定有60个产品不合格
D.
该公司宣布了虚假信息
第 13 题
单选题
下列平面图折叠成立方体后，与哪一个相同？（ ）
A.
A
B.
B
C.
C
D.
D
第 14 题
单选题
甲图书馆现有图书10万册，在今后若干年中，计划每年新购进图书5000册，销毁老旧、过时图书1000册，乙图书馆计划每年新购进图书4000册，销毁老旧、过时图书1000册，11年后甲图书馆的藏书量是乙的1.2倍，乙图书馆现有图书（ ）万册。
A.
8.3
B.
8.7
C.
9
D.
7.6
第 15 题
单选题
某商场销售的A、B、C、D四种商品的进价分别为100元，120元，150元和200元，原售价分别为200元，300元，300元和590元。某次促销活动的销售策略为：A在原售价的基础上加价100元再打六折，B在原售价基础上打八折，C和D都是在原售价的基础上满299元减100元。若A、B、C、D按活动价各销售一件，这四件商品的综合成本利润率是（ ）。
A.
94.74%
B.
94.56%
C.
84.21%
D.
77.19%
第 16 题
单选题
一个三位数与6的差是由没有重复数字组成的最小三位数，则原三位数的个位数是（ ）。
A.
8
B.
9
C.
5
D.
2
第 17 题
单选题
某集团下属A、B、C、D四个子公司，A公司人数是全集团的
，B公司人数是A公司的
，C公司人数是前两公司人数和的1.2倍，D公司比A公司少6000人，该集团共有（ ）人。
，B公司人数是A公司的 ，C公司人数是前两公司人数和的1.2倍，D公司比A公司少6000人，该集团共有（ ）人。
A.
78000
B.
91000
C.
104000
D.
156000
第 18 题
单选题
有一批图书，如果分给甲校的各个班每班可以分得10本，如果分给乙校的各个班，每班可以分得15本，如果分给甲乙两所学校的各个班，每班可以分得（ ）本。
A.
5
B.
4
C.
6
D.
8
第 19 题
单选题
某公司销售部有A、B、C、D四个销售团队，计划完成若干销售订单量，A团队的任务数额是另外三个团队任务总额的
，B团队的任务数额是另外三个团队任务总额的
，C团队的任务数额是另外三个团队任务总额的
，D团队的任务数额是2600单，A团队的任务数额是（ ）单。
，B团队的任务数额是另外三个团队任务总额的 ，C团队的任务数额是另外三个团队任务总额的 ，D团队的任务数额是2600单，A团队的任务数额是（ ）单。
A.
4800
B.
4600
C.
4200
D.
4000
第 20 题
单选题
某阅兵方队由2名领队、若干名武警战士和群众代表组成，领队在队伍的前面，武警战士在方阵的最外层，群众代表在方阵的里层。已知领队和群众代表共有578人，武警战士有（ ）人。
A.
96
B.
92
C.
100
D.
88
第 21 题
单选题
现在的时间是六点整，（ ）分钟后，时针和分针的夹角第一次成直角。
A.
16
B.
16
C.
16
D.
15
第 22 题
单选题
今年，父亲年龄的7倍等于儿子年龄的20倍，20年后，父子二人的年龄和为94岁，今年儿子（ ）岁。
A.
12
B.
14
C.
21
D.
40
第 23 题
单选题
有一份任务，由甲单独做需要4小时，由乙单独做需要6小时，则由两人合作需要（ ）小时。
A.
5/2
B.
3
C.
7/3
D.
12/5
第 24 题
单选题
下列选项中（ ）可能是日期中连续7天的和。
A.
21
B.
196
C.
198
D.
203
第 25 题
单选题
某公司有甲乙两个培训教室，均有5排座位，甲教室每排可做10人，乙教室每排可做9人。两教室当月共举办培训27次，每次培训均座无虚席，当月培训总计1290人次。那么，甲教室当月共举办了（ ）次员工培训。
A.
10
B.
12
C.
8
D.
15
第 26 题
单选题
有一个三位数，如果在它的个位上加2，可以得到一个三位数，如果在它的十位上加6，则得到一个四位数，得到的这两个数字之差为58。那么，原来的三位数为（ ）。
A.
961
B.
853
C.
798
D.
939
第 27 题
单选题
图书馆书架上有编号为1-400的400册图书，第一次拿走所有单数号的图书，以后每次都拿走剩下图书中单数位置的图书直到还剩一本书，这本书的编号是（ ）。
A.
64
B.
128
C.
256
D.
320
第 28 题
单选题
甲乙两人猜拳决胜负，比赛采用7局4胜制，前三局都是甲获胜，甲最终获胜的概率是（ ）。
A.
B.
C.
D.
第 29 题
单选题
某数满足如下条件：被10除余9，被11除余10，被12除余11，在1000以内这样的数有（ ）个。
A.
2
B.
1
C.
3
D.
0
第 30 题
单选题
在某次寻宝节目中，有三位评审对宝物进行评价，每位评审必须投出仅有的5张票。已知有10件宝物需要评审投票，且每件宝物都有评审投票。现将三位评审都投票的宝物定位一级，将两位评审投票的宝物定位二级，将仅有的一位评审投票的宝物定位三级。那么，下列选项中正确的是（ ）。
A.
二级和三级共7件
B.
一级比三级少5件
C.
一级和二级共6件
D.
一级最多有5件
第 31 题
单选题
小李去爬山，从山脚爬到山顶的速度为每小时1.5千米，从山顶到山脚的速度为每小时3.5千米，则小李上山下山的平均速度为（ ）千米/时。
A.
2.4
B.
3.2
C.
2.1
D.
3.1
第 32 题
单选题
110可以按如下规律转换为：1×2
+1×2
+0×2
=6，那么，将1011011011按上述规律可以转换为（ ）。
+1×2 +0×2 =6，那么，将1011011011按上述规律可以转换为（ ）。
A.
731
B.
621
C.
463
D.
412
第 33 题
单选题
商场对某一积压货物实行减价促销活动，规定每天比前一天降价20%。李某在活动第二天买了3千克的货物，在出售的第三天又买了5千克该货物，两次共花了84元。如果这8千克货物第四天买，那么只需要（ ）元。
A.
63.68
B.
64.16
C.
62.28
D.
61.44
第 34 题
单选题
10÷（20÷30）÷（30÷40）÷（40÷50）÷（50÷60）=（ ）。
A.
3
B.
6
C.
1/6
D.
30
第 35 题
单选题
爸爸的年龄是儿子的6倍，24年后，父子二人的年龄和是90岁，24年后儿子（ ）岁。
A.
30
B.
36
C.
48
D.
60
第 36 题
单选题
为了便于使用，需将一条160米长的细绳剪成5米长的小段，在没有尺子的情况下，至少需要剪（ ）次。
A.
2
B.
12
C.
31
D.
32
第 37 题
单选题
现有15个人，需要从甲地到乙地，有小轿车、摩托车，两种交通工具各1辆可以选择，小轿车每次可以载3人，摩托车每次可以载1人，小轿车与摩托车每运送一次的耗油分别是4升、1.5升。为了响应国家节能减排的号召，怎样选择乘坐工具能使耗油最少，或者将15个人全部从甲地运送到乙地的耗油最少为多少？（ ）
A.
最少耗油量为22.5升
B.
最少耗油量为20升
C.
用小轿车运送4个来回，再用摩托车运送3个来回
D.
用摩托车运送15个来回
第 38 题
单选题
表1：创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新等相关政策措施，相对而言“非常了解”程度最高的是（ ）。
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新等相关政策措施，相对而言“非常了解”程度最高的是（ ）。
A.
拓宽创业投融资渠道
B.
支持创业担保贷款
C.
发展各类孵化机构
D.
发展科技服务业
第 39 题
单选题
表1：创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
通常将“了解一些”和“非常了解”等程度界定为对相关政策熟悉，对于科研人员来说，下列政策中相对而言最熟悉的是（ ）。
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
通常将“了解一些”和“非常了解”等程度界定为对相关政策熟悉，对于科研人员来说，下列政策中相对而言最熟悉的是（ ）。
A.
支持大学生创业
B.
支持农民工返乡创业
C.
加大对高新技术企业扶持
D.
实施企业研发费用加计扣除
第 40 题
单选题
表1：创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
根据表格内容，不能得出以下结论（ ）。
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
根据表格内容，不能得出以下结论（ ）。
A.
整体来看，创业群体和科研人员对大众创业、万众创新相关政策的理解有待深入
B.
科研人员比创业群体更了解“支持农民工返乡创业”相关政策
C.
调查的上述两类群体中，至少有八成以上受调查者听说过“支持创业担保贷款”等相关政策
D.
创业群体比科研人员更熟悉“发展各类孵化机构”相关政策
第 41 题
单选题
表1：创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
本调查里科研人员反映“没听过”的相关政策中，“没听过”比例最高的政策与“没听过”比例最低的政策相比，认知率相差（ ）个百分点。
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
本调查里科研人员反映“没听过”的相关政策中，“没听过”比例最高的政策与“没听过”比例最低的政策相比，认知率相差（ ）个百分点。
A.
4
B.
25
C.
28.7
D.
32.7
第 42 题
单选题
表1：创业群体对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
下列关于创业群体对大众创业、万众创新等相关政策措施的理解中，不正确的是（ ）。
（单位：%）
表2：科研人员对推进大众创业、万众创新政策措施的了解程度
（单位：%）
下列关于创业群体对大众创业、万众创新等相关政策措施的理解中，不正确的是（ ）。
A.
发展科技服务业在全部政策中“听过、但不了解”的比例最高
B.
从没听说过“拓宽创业投融资渠道”“支持创业担保贷款”的比重均不足两成
C.
总的来说，创业群体对“发展科技服务业”等相关政策的理解最为薄弱
D.
鼓励高校、科研院所专业技术人员离岗创业的相关调查中，没听过、听过、了解一些的比例依次递增
第 43 题
单选题
图一
图二
图三
下列城市中，2015年上半年股民群体占我国全部股民群体比重最高的是（ ）。
图二
图三
下列城市中，2015年上半年股民群体占我国全部股民群体比重最高的是（ ）。
A.
长沙
B.
东莞
C.
重庆
D.
西安
第 44 题
单选题
图一
图二
图三
下列网站中，2015年上半年股民群体上网时间最有可能低于东方财富网上网时长一半的网站是（ ）。
图二
图三
下列网站中，2015年上半年股民群体上网时间最有可能低于东方财富网上网时长一半的网站是（ ）。
A.
爱奇艺
B.
优酷
C.
网易
D.
百度
第 45 题
单选题
图一
图二
图三
已知2015年上半年上海、广州股民群体中男性比例分别为80%、40%，根据材料中相关内容，广州男性股民群体相当于上海男性股民群体的（ ）。
图二
图三
已知2015年上半年上海、广州股民群体中男性比例分别为80%、40%，根据材料中相关内容，广州男性股民群体相当于上海男性股民群体的（ ）。
A.
50%
B.
33.5%
C.
11.2%
D.
16.7%
第 46 题
单选题
图一
图二
图三
以下选项中，2015年上半年股民人群年龄段分布最集中的是（ ）。
图二
图三
以下选项中，2015年上半年股民人群年龄段分布最集中的是（ ）。
A.
51～60岁
B.
41～50岁
C.
31～40岁
D.
21～30岁
第 47 题
单选题
图一
图二
图三
根据图形内容，不能得出以下结论（ ）。
图二
图三
根据图形内容，不能得出以下结论（ ）。
A.
股民群体最常浏览的专业财经网站是东方财富网
B.
2015年上半年，广东省股民人数少于北京市股民人数
C.
2015年上半年我国股民群体中，女性占比约为1/3
D.
2015年上半年，东莞与济南股民群体基本相当
第 48 题
单选题
在重农主义中，使重农主义作为资产阶级思想体系的特征有更加鲜明的表现，重农主义发展到最高峰的代表人物是（ ）。
A.
李嘉图
B.
杜尔哥
C.
弗朗斯瓦·魁奈
D.
罗纳德·哈里·科斯
第 49 题
单选题
在总体关税水平较低的情况下少数产品维持的高关税，该情形的规范术语是（ ）。
A.
关税例外
B.
关税特例
C.
关税高峰
D.
关税壁垒
第 50 题
单选题
国际黄金市场按其性质和对整个世界黄金交易的影响程度，可分为主导性市场和区域性市场，区域性市场是指交易规模有限，且大多集中在本地区，并对整个世界市场影响不大的市场。以下属于区域性市场的是（ ）。
A.
纽约
B.
巴黎
C.
香港
D.
伦敦
第 51 题
单选题
现存国际货币体系规则弱化导致重重矛盾，被人们戏称为（ ）。
A.
“隐体系的体系”
B.
“无体系的体系”
C.
“泛体系的体系”
D.
“多体系的体系”
第 52 题
单选题
以下关于成本的基本解释中不正确的是（ ）。
A.
成本就是某项具体投资项目的总花费
B.
成本是生产某一产品所耗费的全部费用
C.
人们的生活消费也称为成本
D.
微观经济学上的成本是指为获取服务而付出的代价
第 53 题
单选题
制定计划和采取措施降低损失的可能性或者是减少实际损失，属于（ ）。
A.
风险回避
B.
风险处理
C.
放弃风险
D.
损失控制
第 54 题
单选题
在成员国间，通过协议或其他形式，对全部商品或部分商品规定特别的优惠关税，该形式是经济一体化最初级和最松散的一种形式，称为（ ）。
A.
优惠贸易安排
B.
优化贸易安排
C.
特殊贸易安排
D.
合作贸易安排
第 55 题
单选题
由于规模经济的需要而形成的垄断，称为（ ）。
A.
规模垄撕
B.
自然垄断
C.
完全垄撕
D.
专营垄断
第 56 题
单选题
通过金融资产的收益率计算和价格分析，以下关于金融资产的价格与利率方面的表述，不正确的是（ ）。
A.
金融资产的价格与利率成正比例关系
B.
金融资产的价格与金融资产的供给成反比例关系
C.
对资金需求的增加，将引起金融资产供给的增加，造成利率上升
D.
金融资产的价格与到期收益率负向相关，即到期收益率上升，则金融资产的价格下降
第 57 题
单选题
在国际期货市场中，主要交易类型不包括（ ）。
A.
利润期货
B.
贵金属期货
C.
股指期货
D.
外国货币期货
第 58 题
单选题
原产地规则也称“货物原产因规则”。指一国根据国家法令或国际协定确定的原则制定并实施的，以确定生产或制造货物的国家或地区的具体规定，其主要内容不包括（ ）。
A.
直接运输原则
B.
原产地标准
C.
说明文件
D.
证明文件
第 59 题
单选题
在技术上把一定重量的金或银确定为一个货币单位，这种包含一定金属重量的货币单位就叫做（ ）。
A.
价格标准
B.
价值标准
C.
价格尺度
D.
价值尺度
第 60 题
单选题
货币供应量调控机制是一个由内在诸因素有机联系和相互作用的复杂综合体。整个货币供应量调控机制的主体有三个，不包括（ ）。
A.
非银行经济部门
B.
政策性银行
C.
商业银行
D.
中央银行
第 61 题
单选题
在研究投资变动引起的IS曲线移动中，投资增加是指投资水平增加，也就是在不同利率下投资都等量增加。因此，投资增加∆i则投资曲线i r 向右移动∆i，这将使（ ）。
A.
IS曲线向右移动，其向右移动量等于i r 的移动量乘以投资乘数k，即IS曲线的移动量为k∆i
B.
IS曲线向上移动，其向上移动量等于i r 的移动量除以投资乘数k，即IS曲线的移动量为k∆i
C.
IS曲线向左移动，其向左移动量等于i r 的移动量乘以投资乘数k，即IS曲线的移动量为k∆i
D.
IS曲线向下移动，其向下移动量等于i r 的移动量除以投资乘数k，即IS曲线的移动量为k∆i
第 62 题
单选题
从更大的债券分类的角度来划分，整个债券市场可分为两大基本类型，即（ ）。
A.
政府债券市场和企业债券市场
B.
直接债券市场和间接债券市场
C.
金融债券市场和资本债券市场
D.
宏观债券市场和微观债券市场
第 63 题
单选题
任何具有有限纯策略的二人博弈至少有一个均衡偶，这一均衡偶就称为（ ）。
A.
纳什策略点
B.
纳什均衡点
C.
纳什不动点
D.
纳什平均点
第 64 题
单选题
以下银行不属于中央银行的是（ ）。
A.
新西兰储备银行
B.
英格兰银行
C.
德意志联邦银行
D.
美国银行
第 65 题
单选题
在既定的经济资源和生产技术条件下，每增加一单位一种产品的产量所产生的机会成本递增，即要放弃更多其他产品的产量，该法则称为（ ）。
A.
机会成本递增法则
B.
产品成本递增法则
C.
单位成本递增法则
D.
沉没成本递增去则
第 66 题
单选题
在国际收支的基本概念中，一国一定时期内全部国际经济交易的货币价值总和的概念属于（ ）。
A.
规范的国际收支
B.
标准的国际收支
C.
狭义的国际收支
D.
广义的国际收支
第 67 题
单选题
为了稳定货币，各国都建立了准备金制度，这是货币制度的一项重要内容。准备金有三方面的用途，其中不包括（ ）。
A.
作为国际收支
B.
支付存款和兑换银行券
C.
稳定国内证券市场稳定
D.
调节国内金属货币流通
第 68 题
单选题
关于人工神经网络的特点，表达不正确的是：人工神经网络具有（ ）。
A.
自学习的功能
B.
联想存储功能
C.
高速寻找优化解的能力
D.
对复杂问题穷举的能力
第 69 题
单选题
以下有关选择一种编程语言的理论标准表述中，不正确的是（ ）。
A.
便于调试和提高软件可靠性
B.
有良好的独立编译机制
C.
必须是多种语言的界面环境
D.
编译程序发现程序错误的能力强
第 70 题
单选题
在一切通讯和控制系统中，信息是一种普遍联系的方式。信息的分类有许多不同的准则和方法，其中语法信息属于（ ）。
A.
按照信息的性质分类
B.
按照信息的来源分类
C.
按照信息的作用分类
D.
按照信息的地位分类
第 71 题
单选题
MS Access利用控件可以查看和处理数据库应用程序中的数据，以下关于控件表述错误的是（ ）。
A.
其数据源是数值、字符或日期的控件称为变量控件
B.
其数据源是表或查询中的字段的控件称为绑定控件
C.
其数据源是表达式的控件称为计算控件
D.
不具有数据源的控件称为未绑定控件
第 72 题
单选题
在android系统中，保存系统配置文件的目录是（ ）。
A.
/system/bin
B.
/system/lib
C.
/system/app
D.
/system/etc
第 73 题
单选题
在电子商务分类中，BtoB（B2B）是（ ）。
A.
消费者与消费者之间的电子商务
B.
企业之间的电子商务
C.
企业内部的电子商务
D.
企业与消费者间的电子商务
第 74 题
单选题
自动规划是一种重要的问题求解技术，以下说法正确的是（ ）。
A.
自动规划可用来监控问题求解过程，并能补偿差错
B.
自动规划是一类线性规划问题的计算机求解技术
C.
自动规划系统也称为专家系统，是高级求解技术系统
D.
自动规划注重于解决抽象的数学模型问题
第 75 题
单选题
SNS网站是指（ ）。
A.
社会性网络服务
B.
在线支付平台
C.
在线团购
D.
网络服务提供商
第 76 题
单选题
由一群松散耦合的计算机组成的一个超级虚拟计算机，属于分布式计算的一种，这种计算模式称为（ ）。
A.
云计算
B.
效用计算
C.
自主计算
D.
网格计算
第 77 题
单选题
现代家庭生活离不开网络的支持，但数字生活的普及通常都是从路由器开始的，路由器在网络中的作用是（ ）。
A.
解析模拟信号为数字信号
B.
连接多个网络或网段
C.
解析网络请求，将域名翻译为IP地址，从而获得网络访问
D.
保护连接进入网络的设备安全
第 78 题
单选题
在竞技体操中，男子和女子都有的项目是（ ）。
A.
鞍马
B.
平衡木
C.
双杠
D.
自由体操
第 79 题
单选题
田径运动是几类比赛的统称，不包括（ ）。
A.
混合比赛
B.
全能比赛
C.
竞赛
D.
田赛
第 80 题
单选题
根据可燃物的类型和燃烧特性，烹饪器具内的动植物油脂火灾属于（ ）。
A.
E类火灾
B.
F类火灾
C.
B类火灾
D.
A类火灾
第 81 题
单选题
研究火山爆发，地震，风暴和台风等自然现象的声学学问是（ ）。
A.
次声学
B.
声发射
C.
声全息
D.
表面波。
第 82 题
单选题
车祸造成的伤害很多，以下属于压榨伤（ ）。
A.
颈椎损伤
B.
车厢挤压伤
C.
颅脑损伤
D.
方向盘胸
第 83 题
单选题
导致肺结核病的细菌是（ ）。
A.
杆菌
B.
球菌
C.
弧菌
D.
螺旋菌
第 84 题
单选题
欧洲最高峰是（ ）。
A.
阿空加瓜山
B.
麦金利山
C.
厄尔布鲁士
D.
勃朗峰
第 85 题
单选题
国际马拉松的全赛程是（ ）公里。
A.
43
B.
41
C.
40
D.
42
第 86 题
多选题
2018年3月13日，国务院机构改革方案出炉，其中我国金融监管机构（ ）合并为一个机构。
第 87 题
单选题
十三届全国人大一次会议举行第六次全体会议，根据国家主席习近平的提名，经投票表决，决定李克强为中华人民共和国国务院总理，国家主席习近平签署（ ），任命李克强为国务院总理。
A.
第一号政令
B.
第一号训令
C.
第一号宪令
D.
第一号主席令
第 88 题
单选题
3月21日，非洲44国在卢旺达首都基加利签署了（ ），创造一个非洲市场，成为非洲国家共同的呼声。
A.
非洲保税区协定
B.
非洲加工区协定
C.
非洲关税区协定
D.
非洲自贸区协定
第 89 题
多选题
移动支付在改变中国人消费方式的同时，在境外也受到越来越多商家和消费者的追捧。特别是韩日积极推广移动支付。下列哪些属于韩日积极推广移动支付？（ ）
A.
日本最大零售集团之一的永旺集团旗下320多家店铺开始支持微信支付和支付宝支付方式
B.
日本三大移动通信运营商之一的都科摩通信公司将提供二维码结算服务
C.
罗森已在日本全国范围内推行支付宝付款方式
D.
蚂蚁金服与韩国Kakao Pay公司达成战略合作协议，中国游客可以在Kakao Pay合作商户使用支付宝消费，支付宝合作商户和阿里巴巴旗下购物平台也将接受Kakao Pay支付方式
第 90 题
单选题
2018年1月1日起，《中华人民共和国环境保护税法》正式施行。作为按季申报的全新税种，（ ）在4月1日，在全国范围迎来了首个征期。
A.
生态税
B.
环境保护税
C.
绿色环境税
D.
垃圾税。
第 91 题
单选题
中国第（ ）个南极科考站——罗斯海新站与2018年2月7日在恩克斯堡岛正式选址奠基。
A.
4
B.
6
C.
5
D.
7
第 92 题
单选题
习近平强调，（ ）是推动军民融合深度发展的“试验田”探索新路径新模式，形成可复制可推广的经验做法。
A.
双拥创新新示范区
B.
国家军民融合创新示范区
C.
军政共建示范区
D.
军地改革示范区
第 93 题
单选题
交行精神是（ ）。
A.
崇尚信誉 追求卓越 稳健致远
B.
价值卓越 国际一流 创新超越
C.
拼搏进取 责任立业 创新超越
D.
诚信永恒 稳健致远 创新超越
第 94 题
单选题
交通银行的发展战略目标是“走（ ）、（ ）道路，建设以（ ）为特色的一流公众持股银行集团”。
A.
国际化、综合化、财富管理
B.
国际化、零售化、个人理财
C.
本土化、综合化、公司业务
D.
人才化、集约化、员工管理
第 95 题
单选题
交通银行始建于（ ）年，是中国历史最悠久的现代商业银行。
A.
1910
B.
1012
C.
1909
D.
1908
第 96 题
单选题
Why is Salt Bad for You
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
While out of town last winter, Frank Le Clair felt sick because he ______.
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
While out of town last winter, Frank Le Clair felt sick because he ______.
A.
ate too much
B.
was sensitive to salt
C.
had a high blood pressure
D.
had a cold and a sore throat
第 97 题
单选题
Why is Salt Bad for You
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
Frank Le Clair was advised by ______ to adjust his lifestyle.
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
Frank Le Clair was advised by ______ to adjust his lifestyle.
A.
a heart specialist
B.
a nutrition expert
C.
his family doctor
D.
research scientists
第 98 题
单选题
Why is Salt Bad for You
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
To reduce his high blood pressure, Frank Le Clair should ______.
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
To reduce his high blood pressure, Frank Le Clair should ______.
A.
reduce his food intake and salt consumption
B.
give up cigarettes and reduce his food intake
C.
give up cigarettes and alcohol
D.
give up alcohol and reduce his salt consumption
第 99 题
单选题
Why is Salt Bad for You
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
Recent research studies have shown that ______.
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
Recent research studies have shown that ______.
A.
sodium excreted in urine is a measure of salt intake
B.
the higher the sodium in urine, the greater the chance of the hypertension
C.
salt consumption leads to a stroke
D.
an increase in blood pressure causes an increase in salt consumption
第 100 题
单选题
Why is Salt Bad for You
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
According to the passage, the major causes of death in Frank Le Clair’s country are ______.
FRANK LE CLAIR, a 58-year-old provincial government employee living in Winnipeg, had no idea that his blood pressure was too high. While out of town last winter, he came down with a cold and a sore throat and decided to see a local doctor.
Apart from checking his cold symptoms, the doctor also gave him a general health-check. The doctor found that Frank’s blood pressure was higher than normal and advised him to see his regular physician as soon as he got home.
Le Clair’s physician referred him to the Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre, where dietitians told him that he might be able to control his blood pressure by changing his lifestyle rather than by taking drugs. People with high blood pressure have to control or eliminate four elements: smoking, drinking, food quantities and salt. Le Clair doesn’t smoke or drink, but there were some changes he could make in the other two categories.
The most conclusive evidence so far that a high-salt diet is bad for you is the “Intersalt” study, involving 10,000 people in 32 countries. It measured the relationship between urinary sodium excretion — a direct measure of salt consumption — and blood pressure. The study found that populations with the lowest sodium excretion also have the lowest blood pressures.
Recent studies have shown that “salt sensitivity” is a major factor in the relationship between a high-salt diet and hypertension. And hypertension is a risk factor for two of the biggest killers in this country: coronary heart disease and stroke. Frank Le Clair’s high blood pressure was discovered by chance. There are no warning symptoms — high blood pressure is known as the silent killer.
A high-salt intake triggers a vicious cycle. Those who are used to a lot of salt in their food find they need increasing amounts to be able to continue to taste its flavour — the more salt they eat, the more they want. It is also an aggravating factor in osteoporosis and is closely linked to stomach cancer. A high salt intake can be dangerous for people with conditions that are aggravated by fluid retention, such as hepatitis, liver or kidney problems.
According to the passage, the major causes of death in Frank Le Clair’s country are ______.
A.
heart disease and stroke
B.
osteoporosis and stomach cancer
C.
hypertension and high blood pressure
D.
liver damage and kidney problems