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新增 新增 新增 新增 第第PAGE3PTE（2019108日更新發(fā)布 AnswerShort TheCityofLondon/倫敦金融 WORLDWIDEWEB/ · ·MariodeAndrade/·德·安德拉 RepeatStudentsselectedmanycoursesmayneedanThatcountry'seconomyisprimarilybasedonThefertileplainsintheeastoftheregionprovideanexcellentlandforThenewprofessorusedtoworkinaworld evisionoutputisgivingevidenteducationalThereisabsolu ynoarchaeologicalevidencetoprovethatAlexandertheGreatexisted.WouldyoupassthematerialtextbookonthePhysicsisadetailedstudyofmatterand modationisveryclosetotheacademicbuildinginawalkingThechemistrybuildingisstillopenduringThereislimitedfundinginthisdepartmenttosupportqualifiedUniversitystudentspayalotofmoneyfortheirThelibraryislocatedattheothersideofthecampusbehindthestudent第第PAGE16Youcandrop/changeyourcoursesonthewebsiteonlineduringtheregistrationTheofficeopensonMondaysandThursdaysdirectlyfollowingthefreshmensemiarsession.NumberthebeakersandputthemawayuntilAtthe1830,periodicalsappearedinlargenumbersinHisacademicsupervisorcalledintoseehimlastTherewillbeasignificantriseintuitionfeesstartingnextBiographicalinformationshouldberemovedpriortothepublicationoftheAcupunctureisatechniqueinvolvedintraditionalChineseAfulllistofbibliographyisneededattheendofallfiledAnswerShortWhatisH2Oinchemicalsubstances?Answer:WaterWhichsystemsdoplanetssuchasearthmoonbelongto?Answer:SolarsystemWhatmaterialisthetiremadeAnswer:WhatisthedevicethatshowsthetimeofthedayaccordingtotheshadowofAnswer:Inahospital,whoisthe thatcanwriteprescriptions?Answer:DoctorHowmanyanglesdoespentagonhave?Answer:FiveWhatcenturyarewelivinginnow?Answer:The21stcenturyWhatisthecollectionofpicturescalled?Answer:AlbumWhenyougetlostincity,whatitemdoyouneedtobuytofindoutwhereyouareandwhereyougo？Answer:Whatistheforcehappenedbetweentherelativemotionwhenobjectsarerubbedagainsteachother?Answer:Whositsinthecockpitofanairplane?Answer:PilotWhatwillsnow eafteritmelt?Answer:WaterWhatattitudewouldyouhavewhenyouareinajobinterview,enthusiasticorAnswer:Inwhichdirectiondoesthesuncomeup?Answer:EastHowmanydaysareinaleapyear?Answer:366Whatisthefeaturethatguitarsandviolinshaveincommon?Answer:StringsHowdoyoucalltheseasonalflyingfromcoldtowarmerareas,mitigationorAnswer:Whatdoyoucallapieceofequipmentweusetolookatstars? Whatdoesthesundoduringdawn?Answer:SunriseWhichonewouldavegetarianmostlikelytoeat,sandwichesorfruitsalad?Answer:FruitsaladTheCityofLondonWhowouldhavethoughtbackin1698,astheydownedtheirespressos,thatthelittlebandofstockbrokersfromJonathan’sCoffeeHouseinChangeAlleyEC3wouldbethefounder-membersofwhatwould etheworld’smightymoneycapital?Progresswasnotentirelysmooth.TheSouthSeaBubbleburstin1720andthecoffeehouseexchangesburneddownin1748.AslateasBigBangin1986,whenbowlerhatswerefinallyhungup,youwouldn’thavebetthefarmonLondonsurpassingNewYork,FrankfurtandTokyoasMammon’sinternationalnexus.Yetthe325,000soulswhooperateintheUKcapital’sfinancialhubhavenowovertakentheirNewYorkrivalsinsizeofthefundsmanaged(includingoffshorebusiness);theyhold70%oftheglobalsecondarybondmarketandtheCitydominatesforeignexchangetrading.Anditsinstitutionspaidout￡9billioninbonusesinDecember.TheSquarehasnowspreadbotheastwardsfromEC3toCanaryWharfandwestwardsintoMayfair,wheremanyoftheprivate-equity‘locusts’andtheirhedge-fundpalsnowhangout.Forforeignersinfinance,Londonistheplacetobe.IthasnoSarbanes-Oxleyandnoeurotoholditback,yetthefactthatitstillfliessohighisagainsttheodds.Londonisoneofthemostexpensivecitiesintheworldtolivein,transportsystemsgroanandthere’sanever-presentthreatofterroristattack.But,forthetimebeing,thedealsjustkeepongettingbigger.Backinthe1690s,itisunimaginabletopictureLondon ingtheworld'smightymoneycapital,thefinancialhubthatsurpassingNewYork,FrankfurtandTokyorivalsinsizeofthefundsmanaged,thesecondarybondmarketandthecitythatdominatesforeignexchangetradingliketoday,whileLondonisknownforcertaindrawbacksincludinghighlivingexpensesandaninconvenienttransportsystem,anditistheidealspottobeforforeignersinfinance.TheMythoftheOverqualifiedWorker大材小用的工人的Ifyourrecruitingeffortsattractjobapplicantswithtoomuchexperience—anearcertaintyinthisweaklabormarket—youshouldconsideraresponsethatrunscountertomosthiringmanagers’MO:Don’trejectthoseapplicantsoutofhand.Instead,takeacloserlook.Newresearchshowsthatoverqualifiedworkerstendtoperformbetterthanotheremployees,andtheydon’tquitanysooner.Furthermore,asimplemanagerialtactic—empowerment—canmitigateanydissatisfactiontheymayfeel.Theprejudiceagainsttoo-goodemployeesispervasive.Companiestendtopreferanapplicantwhoisa“perfectfit”oversomeonewhobringsmoreinligence,education,orexperiencethanneeded.Onthesurface,thisbiasmakessense:Studieshaveconsistentlyshownthatemployeeswhoconsiderthemselvesoverqualifiedexhibithigherlevelsofdiscontent.Forexample,overqualificationcorrelatedwellwithjobdissatisfactionina2008studyof156call-centerrepsbyIsraeliresearchersSaulFineandBaruchNevo.Andunlikediscriminationbasedonageorgender,decliningtohireoverqualifiedworkersisperfectlylegal.Butevenbeforetheeconomicdownturn,asurplusofoverqualifiedcandidateswasaglobalproblem,particularlyindeveloeconomies,whererisingeducationlevelsaregivingworkersmoreskillsthanareneededtosupplythegrowingservicesectors.Ifmanagerscangetbeyondtheconventionalwisdom,thegrowingpooloftoo-goodapplicantsisagreatopportunity.BerrinErandTalyaN.BauerofPortlandStateUniversityinOregonfoundthatoverqualifiedworkers’feelingsofdissatisfactioncanbedissipatedbygivingthemautonomyindecisionmaking.Atstoreswhereemployeesdidn’tfeelempowered,“overeducated”workersexpressedgreaterdissatisfactionthantheircolleaguesdidandweremorelikelytostateanintentiontoquit.Butthatdifferencevanishedwhereself-reportedautonomywashigh.Theprejudiceagainsttoo-goodemployeesarepervasive,whileoverqualifiedworkerstendtoperformbetterthanotheremployeesandempowermentcanmitigateanydissatisfactiontheymayfeelwhentheyexhibithigherlevelsofdiscontentbecauseofthehigherself-reportedautonomy.SinceAustraliansJenniferHawkinsandLaurynEaglewerecrownedMissUniverseandMissTeenInternationalrespectively,therehasbeenadramaticincreaseininterestinbeautypageantsinthiscountry.Thesewinshavealsosparkedadebateastowhetherbeautypageantsarejustharmlessremindersofold-fashionedvaluesorathrowbacktothedayswhenwomenwererespectedforhowgoodtheylooked.InthepastfewdecadesAustraliahastakenmorethanafewfalteringstepstowardtreatingwomenwithdignityandrespect.Youngwomenarebeingbroughtupknowingthattheycandoanything,asshownbyinspiringrolemodelsinmedicinesuchas2003AustralianoftheYearProfessorFionaStanley.Inthe1960sand70s,oneofthefirstactsofthefeministmovementwastopicketbeautypageantsonthepremisethattheindustrypromotedtheviewthatitwasacceptabletojudgewomenontheirappearance.TodaymanyyoungAustralianwomenarestillprofoundly fortablewiththeirbodyimage,feelingunderallkindsofpressuresbecausetheyarejudgedbyhowtheylook.Almostallofthepageantvictorsarewaferthin,reinforcingthemessagethatthinequalsbeautiful.Thisignoresthefactthatmenandwomencomeinallsizesandshapes.Inacountrywhereupto60%ofyoungwomenareonadietatanyonetimeand70%ofschoolgirlssaytheywanttoloseweight,despitethefactthatmosthaveanormalBMI,suchmessagesareprofoundlyhazardoustothementalhealthofyoungAustralians.TherehasbeenanincreaseininterestinbeautypageantsinAustralia,whichsparkedadebate,whileinthepastfewdecades,Australiahastakenmorethanafewfalteringstepstowardtreatingwomenwithdignityandrespect,andwhilealmostallofthepageantvictorsarethin,butitignoresthecommonfeaturesbetweenmenandwomen.Compulsoryvotingisoftensuggestedasasolutiontotheproblemofdecliningturnout.Buthowareindividualsandcountriesaffectedbycompulsoryvotingbeyondboostingelectoralparticipation?ShaneSinghinvestigatesthesocial,economic,andpoliticalconsequencesofcompellingcitizenstovote.Therehasbeenalotofdiscussionaboutcompulsoryvotingthesedays.IntheUnitedKingdom,inparticular,asvoterturnoutrateshavedeclined,manycommentatorsandpoliticianshavebegunadvocatingformandatoryelectoralparticipation.Thoseinfavorofcompulsoryvotingoftenadducetheimportanceofparticipationamongallsegmentsofsociety.Citizensofdemocraciesareforcedtodomanythingsintheinterestofthepublicgood,theymaintain,includingservingonjuriesandeducatingtheirchildren,andfullparticipationservesthecountryasawhole.Thoseopposedtocompulsoryvotingoftenarguethat,fromademocratictheory,therighttovoteimplicitlyincludesarightnottovote.Sucharightofabstention,theyargue,ismoreimportantthananysocietalgoodthat panyhighturnout.Infact,opponentsofcompulsoryvotingoftencontendthatthecountrymaybebetteroffifthosewhoaredisinclinedtovolearenotpushedtoparticipateinpublicaffairs.Regardlessofwhetheroneofthesesetsofargumentsismorepersuasivethantheother,compulsoryvotingiscommonlyusedaroundtheworld.SeveralEuropeandemocraciesmandatevoting,asdoAustraliaandmostofthecountriesinLatinAmerica.Byevaluatingresultsfromthesecountries,itispossibletoassessthemechanicsandeffectsofcompulsoryvoting.Eventhoughcompulsoryvotingiscommonlyusedaroundtheworld,therehasbeenalotofdiscussionaboutcompulsoryvotingthesedays;somepeopleadducetheimportanceofparticipationamongallsegmentsofsociety,butsomepeoplearguethattherighttovoteimplicitlyincludesarightnottovote,andweshouldassesstheeffectsofcompulsoryvoting.WORLDWIDEWEB/TimBerners-LeebelievestheinternetcanfosterhumanunderstandingandevenworldpeaceTimesOnline,March20,2010.Heisthemanwhohaschangedtheworldmorethananyoneelseinthepasthundredyears.SirTimBerners-Leemaybeamild-manneredacademicwholivesmodestlyinBoston,butastheinventoroftheworldwidewebheisalsoarevolutionary.AlongwithGalileo,WilliamCaxtonandSirIsaacNewton,heisascientistwhohasalteredthewaypeoplethinkaswellasthewaytheylive.Sincethewebwentglobal20yearsago,thewayweshop,listentomusicandcommunicatehasbeentransformed.Thereareimplicationsforpolitics,literature,economicseventerrorismbecauseanindividualcannowhavethesameaccesstoinformationastheelite.Societywillneverbethesame.ThecomputerscientistfromOxford,whobuilthisowncomputerfromaevisionscreenandsparepartsafterhewasbannedfromoneoftheuniversitycomputers,isaculturalguruasmuchasatechnologicalone.Itisamazinghowfarwe’vecome,hesays.Butyou’realwayswonderingwhat’sthenextcrazyidea,andworkingtomakesurethewebstaysonewebandthattheinternetstaysopen.Thereisn’tmuchtimetositbackandreflect.Wespeakformorethananhourabouteverythingfrom tofatwas,Wikipediato.Heinventedtheweb,hesays,becausehewasfrustratedthathecouldn’tfindalltheinformationhewantedinoneplace.Itwasanimaginaryconceptthatherealized.Tim-Berners-Lee,theinventoroftheworldwideweb,isascientistandarevolutionarywhohasalteredthewaypeoplethinkaswellasthewaytheylive,believingtheinternetcanfosterhumanunderstandingandevenworldpeace,becauseanindividualnowhasthesameaccesstoinformationastheelite,andthereisnotmuchtimetositbackandreflectbecausesocietywillneverbetheMail,CharlesLindbergh/電子郵件，Afterfinishingfirstinhispilottrainingclass,LindberghtookhisfirstjobasthechiefpilotofanairmailrouteoperatedbyRobertsonAircraftCo.ofLambertFieldinSt.Louis,Missouri.HeflewthemailinadeHavillandDH-4biplanetoSpringfield,PeoriaandChicago,Illinois.Duringhistenureonthemailroute,hewasrenownedfordeliveringthemailunderanycircumstances.Afteracrash,heevensalvagedstashesofmailfromhisburningaircraftandimmediayphonedAlexanderVarney,Peoria’sairportmanager,toadvisehimtosendatruck.MariodeAndrade/·德·安德拉Earlyin1938,MáriodeAndrade,themunicipalsecretaryofculturehere,dispatchedafour-memberFolkloreResearchMissiontothenortheasternhinterlandsofBrazilonasimilarmission.Hisintentionwastorecordasmuchmusicaspossibleasquicklyaspossible,beforeencroachinginfluenceslikeradioandcinemabegantransformingtheTravelingbytruck,horseanddonkey,theyrecordedwhoeverandwhateverseemedtobeinteresting:pianocarriers,cowboys,beggars,voodoopriests,quarryworkers,fishermen,dancetroupesandevenchildrenatplay.ButtheBrazilianmission’scollectionendeduplanguishinginvaultsARequirementofHumanities/人文學(xué)科的要ArequirementofHumanities10