When he arrived at the hospital, he asked worriedly who was (operate)（）on.

麦角新碱

地尔硫萆

丁丙诺啡

地芬诺酯

喷他佐辛

五级召回

四级召回

三级召回

二级召回

一级召回

时装设计师较会利用女性为漂亮而不惜忍受一切不适的心理。

时装设计师往往表现出这样一种优势，即他们了解女性为美丽而愿忍受一切不适的事实。

时装设计师往往表现出这样一种优势，即他们了解女性愿意承受一切不适，正如了解她们愿意追求漂亮。

时装设计师关心利用女性为追求外在美而愿忍受一切不适的事实。

处拘役或者管制

处3年以下有期徒刑

处7年以上有期徒刑，并处罚金

处15年有期徒刑或无期徒刑

处2年以下有期徒刑或者拘役，井处或者单处罚金

当日

3日

5日

7日

14日

正确

错误

Many of the problems we face today are not so new as we think they are. And some of our modern solutions are not so new, either. The problem of energy shortages and the solution of using solar energy go back at least to early Greek cultures. The climate in the coastal areas of Greece 2,500 years ago was characterized by cool winters, much as it is today. At that time, the Greeks heated their homes with small, charcoal-burning heaters. In other words, wood (which is used to make charcoal) was their primary source of energy. However, by the fifth century B C fuel shortages had become common be- cause, in many parts of Greece, the firewood in the forests had been depleted. Once the supply of fire- wood from the local forests ran out, people began to use the wood from olive groves as fuel. But this solution had its own problem. It reduced the olive crop, a valuable resource to the Greeks. By the fourth century B C, the city of Athens banned the use of olive wood for fuel. Wood had to be imported from farther and farther away, making it more difficult to obtain and more expensive to use. About this time the Greeks began to build their houses facing south, so that the low sun in winter could penetrate and help heat the interiors. Excavations of ancient Greek cities suggest that large areas were planned so that individual homes could take maximum advantage of passive solar energy.

麦角新碱

地尔硫萆

丁丙诺啡

地芬诺酯

喷他佐辛

五级召回

四级召回

三级召回

二级召回

一级召回

时装设计师较会利用女性为漂亮而不惜忍受一切不适的心理。

时装设计师往往表现出这样一种优势，即他们了解女性为美丽而愿忍受一切不适的事实。

时装设计师往往表现出这样一种优势，即他们了解女性愿意承受一切不适，正如了解她们愿意追求漂亮。

时装设计师关心利用女性为追求外在美而愿忍受一切不适的事实。

处拘役或者管制

处3年以下有期徒刑

处7年以上有期徒刑，并处罚金

处15年有期徒刑或无期徒刑

处2年以下有期徒刑或者拘役，井处或者单处罚金

当日

3日

5日

7日

14日

正确

错误

Many of the problems we face today are not so new as we think they are. And some of our modern solutions are not so new, either. The problem of energy shortages and the solution of using solar energy go back at least to early Greek cultures. The climate in the coastal areas of Greece 2,500 years ago was characterized by cool winters, much as it is today. At that time, the Greeks heated their homes with small, charcoal-burning heaters. In other words, wood (which is used to make charcoal) was their primary source of energy. However, by the fifth century B C fuel shortages had become common be- cause, in many parts of Greece, the firewood in the forests had been depleted. Once the supply of fire- wood from the local forests ran out, people began to use the wood from olive groves as fuel. But this solution had its own problem. It reduced the olive crop, a valuable resource to the Greeks. By the fourth century B C, the city of Athens banned the use of olive wood for fuel. Wood had to be imported from farther and farther away, making it more difficult to obtain and more expensive to use. About this time the Greeks began to build their houses facing south, so that the low sun in winter could penetrate and help heat the interiors. Excavations of ancient Greek cities suggest that large areas were planned so that individual homes could take maximum advantage of passive solar energy.