MikaStars39/nano-eval huggingface dataset:
When salt is sprinkled on a flame, yellow light consisting of two closely spaced wavelengths, 588.997 nm and 589.594 nm, is produced. They are called the sodium D line and were observed by Fraunhofer in the Sun's spectrum. If this light falls on a diffraction grating with 300 lines per millimeter, what is the angle between the second-order spectra of these two wavelengths?

Options:
A. $$
0.2175^\circ
$$
B. $$
0.2679^\circ
$$
C. $$
0.0219^\circ
$$
D. $$
0.0112^\circ
$$
E. $$
0.3084^\circ
$$
F. $$
0.2438^\circ
$$
G. $$
0.0456^\circ
$$
H. $$
0.0597^\circ
$$
I. $$
0.1825^\circ
$$
J. $$
0.0310^\circ
$$
Answer: C
Which of the following propositions is a regex?

Options:
A. (¬p→q
B. (p∨q)→(r∨¬s)
C. (p∨q)→(¬p→q)
D. (p→q)∧(¬q→r)
E. (p∧q)→(r∨¬s)
F. (¬q→r)→(p→r)
G. (p→q)∧(q→r)→(p→r)
H. p→(q→r)
I. (p∧q)→(¬p→q)
J. (p→q)∧(¬q→r)→(p→r)
Answer: C
What is the most fundamental approach to learning population and human resource science?

Options:
A. the method of unifying theory and practice
B. the method of comparative evaluation
C. the method of historical analysis
D. the method of scientific abstraction
E. the method of interdisciplinary integration
F. the method of qualitative analysis
G. the method of unifying inheritance and borrowing
H. the method of statistical modeling
I. the method of empirical observation
J. the method of connection and development
Answer: A
In international trade, the most common measurement method for goods measured by weight is ( ).

Options:
A. Package weight
B. Net weight
C. Gross weight
D. Gross weight as net weight
E. Average weight
F. Total weight
G. Shipping weight
H. Freight weight
I. Tare weight
Answer: B
When a certain industry or region has a seller monopoly in the labor market, it will cause the wage level in non-monopoly industries or regions to ().

Options:
A. fluctuate irregularly
B. remain unchanged
C. cannot be determined
D. increase
E. decrease
Answer: D
Which of the following compulsory measures is not a compulsory measure in criminal proceedings ( ).

Options:
A. Forced attendance at trial
B. Arrest
C. Fine
D. Residential surveillance
E. House arrest
F. Assets freezing
G. Surveillance without residence
H. Temporary detention
I. Bail pending trial
J. Live streaming of trial
Answer: C
Under the influence of education and environment, children go through three stages from birth to maturity, namely infancy, early childhood and what period?

Options:
A. Toddler years
B. The lactating stage
C. Neonatal period
D. Adolescence
E. Juvenile stage
F. Puberty
G. Transitional phase
H. Pre-adolescence
I. Pre-school age
J. School age
Answer: J
As the first link of Chinese preschool education system, nurseries are mainly responsible for educating

Options:
A. Children up to 10 years of age
B. Children up to 8 years of age
C. Children before the age of 9
D. Children before the age of 7
E. Children before the age of 6
F. Children up to 1 year of age
G. Children up to 2 years of age
H. Children up to 4 years of age
I. Children up to 5 years of age
J. Children up to 3 years of age
Answer: J
What is the form of parental work managed by kindergartens to improve parents' ability to educate their children through lectures, discussions, visits, etc.?

Options:
A. Home visits
B. Child development forums
C. Family engagement nights
D. Parent school
E. Parent resource fairs
F. Interactive learning sessions
G. Parenting workshops
H. Educational seminars
I. Parent-teacher meetings
J. Open Day activities
Answer: D
When considering the division of various activity areas, preschool teachers should also consider the need of children to extend the activities in one activity area to other activity areas. What do we need to pay attention to in the specific planning and reasonable layout of the activity area?

Options:
A. Convertibility between active areas
B. Accessibility of activity areas
C. Regularity between activity areas
D. Compatibility between various activity areas
E. Boundary between activity areas
F. Visibility of all activity areas
Answer: A
What is the proposed principle of development suitability aimed at?

Options:
A. Ignoring the role of play in learning
B. Young children do not connect in place
C. Overemphasis on artistic achievements in early years
D. Neglecting emotional intelligence development
E. " Container "tendency
F. Prioritizing technological skills over social skills
G. Lack of emphasis on physical education
H. Focusing solely on academic success
I. Insufficient attention to the social field
J. The tendency of "elementary school" in early childhood education
Answer: J
What is the minimum education required for a childminder in China?

Options:
A. Online courses in childcare
B. Primary schools
C. High School
D. Undergraduate
E. Master's degree
F. Vocational training
G. No formal education required
H. Junior high School
I. Certificate in early childhood education
J. Associate degree
Answer: H
Preschool education is the education for children of ( ) age.

Options:
A. Ages 4 to 5
B. Ages 1 to 3
C. Ages 0 to 3
D. Ages 3 to 7
E. Ages 2 to 5
F. Ages 0 to 6
G. Ages 4 to 6
H. Ages 1 to 6
I. Ages 5 to 7
J. Ages 3 to 4
Answer: F
What is the structural knowledge that large class children are required to learn when guiding children's structural games?

Options:
A. Identify the texture of materials
B. Identify left and right
C. Recognize the smell of objects
D. Identify height, width, thickness
E. Identify the weight, length, before and after
F. Identify the flexibility of materials
G. Identify the sound of materials
H. Recognize the shape, size and color of materials
I. Recognize the taste of objects
J. Recognize the temperature of objects
Answer: B
The profession requires that preschool teachers maintain an open mind in front of children and be adept at regulating and controlling their negative emotions. What is the reason for this?

Options:
A. It is a requirement by educational authorities.
B. The hearts of young children are fragile and sensitive, easily influenced by negative emotions.
C. Children also like beautiful images.
D. It is part of the professional code of conduct for teachers.
E. Most kindergarten teachers are women.
F. It helps in building trust between teachers and children.
G. It helps in creating a positive and nurturing learning environment.
H. It ensures that children develop emotional stability.
I. Principals generally require teachers to do this.
J. Children learn by imitating the behavior of adults around them.
Answer: B
Environmental pollution most commonly causes chronic harm to the human body, primarily manifested in _____.

Options:
A. Nutrient deficiencies
B. Skin infections
C. Airborne infections
D. Viral outbreaks
E. Waterborne illnesses
F. Autoimmune disorders
G. Occupational diseases
H. Genetic mutations
I. Bacterial resistance
J. Hypothermia effects
Answer: G
Who is the author of "Snow Falls on Chinese Soil"?

Options:
A. Yu Hua
B. Han Han
C. Mo Yan
D. Lu Xun
E. Li Bai
F. Eileen Chang
G. Wang Anyi
H. Ai Qing
I. Zhang Ailing
J. Gao Xingjian
Answer: H
The human face and fish body pattern is the most representative pattern on ().

Options:
A. Yangyun culture painted pottery
B. Banshan painted pottery
C. Yinxu oracle bone inscriptions
D. Miaodigou painted pottery
E. Liangzhu culture painted pottery
F. Shang dynasty bronze vessels
G. Liangzhu culture jade carvings
H. Hongshan culture figurines
I. Majiayao painted pottery
J. Dawenkou pottery figures
Answer: A
What is the main reason behind the appeal of art? It is not only a principle of artistic production but also a core proposition of the Marxist view of the typical.

Options:
A. Innovation.
B. Movement.
C. Materials.
D. Practice.
E. Economy.
F. Tradition.
G. Profit.
H. Physics.
I. Truth.
J. Complexity.
Answer: I
The publication of He Luting's ______ marks the beginning of a new historical period for Chinese piano music creation, and is also the most outstanding work of modern Chinese piano music.

Options:
A. "Moonlit River in Spring"
B. "Jasmine"
C. "Snow Lotus"
D. "Lotus Flowers"
E. "Hibiscus"
F. "Peach Blossom"
G. "Shepherd's Flute"
H. "Autumn Moon"
I. "Yellow River Concerto"
J. "The Butterfly Lovers"
Answer: G
Who is considered the most important American playwright of the 20th century?

Options:
A. Shepard
B. Albee
C. Williams
D. Wilder
E. Mamet
F. O'Neal
G. Miller
H. Wilson
I. Hellman
J. Simon
Answer: F
The tonal structure of a musical passage can be divided into ______ and ______ structures.

Options:
A. Arpeggiated chords, rhythmic syncopation
B. Major scale, minor scale
C. Texture layer, timbral balance
D. Call and response, thematic development
E. Phrase length, dynamic changes
F. Rhythm patterns, melodic motifs
G. Single tonality, modulation
H. Dissonant harmony, consonant melody
I. Harmonic progression, melodic contour
J. Chord inversions, scale degrees
Answer: G
"Book History" is the representative work of __.

Options:
A. Mi Fu
B. Su Zhe
C. Liu Yong
D. Su Dongpo
E. Wang Xizhi
F. Li Bai
G. Fan Kuan
H. Ouyang Xiu
I. Zhou Yue
J. Huang Tingjian
Answer: A
What is the most important reason for England's loss of its monopoly of world industry in the process of the transition to imperialism?

Options:
A. The reluctance of British capitalists to upgrade their production facilities and adopt new technologies
B. British capitalists could make huge profits by owning vast colonies
C. Increased competition from emerging economies in Asia
D. The failure of British banks to finance industrial expansion effectively
E. The rise of labor movements in England demanding better working conditions
F. A significant decline in the British workforce due to emigration
G. The American and German economies developed rapidly during the same period
H. The discovery of new resources in Africa that shifted economic focus
I. The process of monopolization in the United Kingdom is relatively slow, and the development degree of monopoly organizations is relatively low
J. The British government imposed heavy tariffs on imported goods
Answer: I
A spring has a natural length of $1$m, and a force of $24$ Newtons stretches the spring 0.8 m in length. The work required to stretch a spring from its natural length to $2m$ is ().

Options:
A. $$ 6 0 \mathrm{J} $$
B. $$ 36 0 \mathrm{J} $$
C. $$ 24 0 \mathrm{J} $$
D. $$ 10 0 \mathrm{J} $$
E. $$ 5 0 \mathrm{J} $$
F. $$ 120 \mathrm{J} $$
G. $$ 3 0 \mathrm{J} $$
H. $$ 4 0 \mathrm{J} $$
I. $$ 30 0 \mathrm{J} $$
J. $$ 1 0 \mathrm{J} $$
Answer: A
Let the demand function of a commodity be $Q=1 60 0-2 p$, where $Q and$ $p$ represent the quantity demanded and the price respectively. If the absolute value of the demand elasticity of the commodity is equal to 1, then the price of the commodity is ().

Options:
A. $70$
B. $50$
C. $40$
D. $30$
E. $90$
F. $20$
G. $110$
H. $60$
I. $100$
J. $80$
Answer: C
The existing relational model R (student number, name, course code, course name, course grade) is decomposed and normalized to the third normal form. The following ( ) is the most correct normalized result.

Options:
A. R1(student number, name) R2(student number, course code) R3(course code, course name, course grade)
B. R1(student number, name)R2(course code, course name)R3(student number, course code, course grade)R4(course code, course grade)
C. R1(student number, name)R2(student number, course code, course grade) R3(course code, course name)
D. R1(student number, name)R2(course code, course name, course grade)
E. R1(student number, name) R2(course code, course name)R3(course code, course grade)
F. R1(student number, name) R2(course code, course name)R3(student number, course grade)
G. R1(student number, name) R2(student number, course code, course name, course score)
H. R1(student number, name) R2(course code, course name)R3(student number, course code, course grade)
I. R1(student number, name) R2(student number, course code, course name) R3(course code, course grade)
Answer: H
According to Gauss's theorem in dielectrics, the integral of the electric displacement vector along any closed surface in a dielectric is equal to the algebraic sum of the free charges enclosed by that surface. Which of the following conclusions is correct?

Options:
A. The electric displacement vector in a dielectric is linked to the distribution of both free charges and bound charges.
B. The electric displacement vector in a dielectric relates to the distribution of both bound charges and polarization charges.
C. If the integral of the electric displacement vector along any closed surface is not zero, there must be polarization charges inside the surface.
D. The electric displacement vector in a dielectric correlates with the spread of both free charges and polarization charges.
E. The electric displacement vector in a dielectric is related to the distribution of both free charges and polarization charges.
F. The electric displacement vector in a dielectric is related to the distribution of neither free charges nor polarization charges.
Answer: E
The energy density in the electric field is _____ ; the energy density in the magnetic field is _____.

Options:
A. $\frac{1} {2} E \cdot D, \ \frac{1} {2} H \cdot B$
B. $\frac{1} {2} B \cdot E, \ \frac{1} {2} D \cdot H$
C. $\frac{1} {2} D \cdot E, \ \frac{1} {2} B \cdot H$
D. $\frac{1} {2} E \cdot B, \ \frac{1} {2} H \cdot D$
E. $\frac{1} {2} B \cdot H, \ \frac{1} {2} D \cdot E$
F. $\frac{1} {2} H \cdot D, \ \frac{1} {2} E \cdot B$
G. $\frac{1} {2} D \cdot H, \ \frac{1} {2} B \cdot E$
H. $\frac{1} {2} D \cdot B, \ \frac{1} {2} H \cdot E$
I. $\frac{1} {2} H \cdot E, \ \frac{1} {2} D \cdot B$
J. $\frac{1} {2} B \cdot D, \ \frac{1} {2} E \cdot H$
Answer: C
To remove $\mathrm{N O_{2}^{-}}$ from water, ____ should be added to the solution.

Options:
A. $\mathrm{H_{2} S O_{4}}$
B. $\mathrm{NaOH}$
C. $\mathrm{C O_{2}}$
D. $\mathrm{A l_{2} S O_{4}}$
E. $\mathrm{H C l}$
F. $\mathrm{O_{2}}$
G. $\mathrm{Fe_{2}O_{3}}$
H. $\mathrm{CaCl_{2}}$
I. $\mathrm{H_{2} O}$
J. $\mathrm{N H_{4}^{+}}$
Answer: J
To dry H2S gas, the usual desiccant is ___.

Options:
A. $\mathrm{Na}_{2} \mathbf{CO}_{3}$
B. $\mathrm{NaOH}$
C. $\mathrm{H}_{2} \mathbf{O}$
D. $\mathrm{MgSO}_{4}$
E. $\mathrm{KCl}$
F. $\mathrm{HCl}$
G. $\mathrm{H}_{2} \mathbf{SO}_{4}$
H. $\mathrm{P}_{2} \mathbf{O}_{5}$
I. $\mathrm{K}_{2} \mathbf{CO}_{3}$
Answer: H
The relationship between the rotational molar entropy of CO and N₂ is().

Options:
A. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} ) > \mathbf{T}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} )$
B. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{P}_{2} ) \leq \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} )$
C. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C N} ) \geq \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} )$
D. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} ) \approx \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} )$
E. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} ) < \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} )$
F. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{p, r}} ( \mathbf{C N} ) < \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} )$
G. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} ) > \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} )$
H. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} ) \neq \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} )$
I. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} ) = \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{O}_{2} )$
J. $\mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{C O} ) \approx \mathbf{S}_{\mathrm{m, r}} ( \mathbf{N}_{2} )$
Answer: G
When preparing silver bromide sol using silver nitrate and potassium bromide, the potassium bromide is in excess. The electrolyte with the strongest coagulating ability is ______.

Options:
A. NaNO₃
B. KNO₃
C. BaSO₄
D. Li₂CO₃
E. NiCO₃
F. CaCl₂
G. NaSO₄
H. ZnSO₄
Answer: G
What is the general UV absorption peak for saturated hydrocarbons less than?

Options:
A. 190nm
B. 140nm
C. 160nm
D. 130nm
E. 175nm
F. 200nm
G. 150nm
H. 155nm
I. 165nm
J. 180nm
Answer: G
Given that the state equation of a certain real gas follows p (V-6) = RT and b is a constant greater than zero, which of the following statements is correct?

Options:
A. The enthalpy of the gas can be calculated without knowing its temperature.
B. The gas behaves ideally regardless of temperature and pressure conditions.
C. Both thermodynamic energy and enthalpy depend solely on pressure for this gas.
D. The thermodynamic energy of the gas is independent of both temperature and pressure.
E. The thermodynamic energy increases with a decrease in the gas's temperature.
F. The thermodynamic energy of the gas is only related to temperature, while enthalpy is not only related to temperature
G. Enthalpy is solely determined by the volume of the gas at constant temperature.
H. The relationship between thermodynamic energy and enthalpy is linear for all gases.
I. The internal energy of the gas can be negative under certain conditions.
J. The energy of the gas is directly proportional to its volume at constant pressure.
Answer: F
How many types of rapids that produce heavy rainfall are classified by height?

Options:
A. 3
B. 2
C. 9
D. 7
E. 6
F. 8
G. 5
H. 1
I. 4
J. 10
Answer: A
Which of the following is the most accurate description of the "water drive in oil and gas field development" technology?

Options:
A. Water drive is mainly applied in the extraction of shallow geothermal resources
B. The efficiency of water drive depends on the injection rate and formation pressure
C. The success of water drive hinges on the level of geological disturbances
D. Water drive is most effective in the development of high-viscosity reservoirs
E. The efficiency of water drive depends on the drilling speed and temperature control
F. Water drive involves using freshwater to displace oil in deep carbonate formations
G. The performance of water drive relates to the underground fluid dynamics
H. Water drive is a development method that uses seawater pressure to naturally replenish the energy of the oil layer
I. The effectiveness of water drive is related to the depth of the water table
J. Water drive is mainly used for the development of low-porosity and low-permeability reservoirs
Answer: B
The weather is clear; does the same sonar system have a longer operational range in the morning or in the afternoon?

Options:
A. In the afternoon, the sonar functions at an increased distance.
B. In the morning, the sonar functions at a greater distance.
C. At noon, the sonar reaches its optimal performance.
D. In the afternoon, the sonar is less effective overall.
E. In the morning, the sonar operates at a shorter capacity.
F. In the morning, the sonar experiences a reduced range.
G. At night, the sonar operates at a longer range.
H. In the morning, the sonar achieves a decreased capability.
I. At dusk, the sonar operates at a shorter capacity.
J. In the evening, the sonar functions at a greater distance.
Answer: B
When calculating foundation settlement using the layered summation method, what does the additional stress curve represent?

Options:
A. Soil moisture fluctuation
B. Soil thermal response
C. Compressive soil strength
D. Shear soil failure
E. Lateral soil movement
F. Total stress
G. Effective Stress
H. Structural load effect
I. Soil consolidation gradient
J. Pore water pressure
Answer: G
What are the standard values for geotechnical indicators?

Options:
A. The arithmetic mean of the geotechnical index test data multiplied by the coefficient of variation
B. Median value of geotechnical index test data multiplied by the sample variance
C. Geometric mean of geotechnical index test data
D. Arithmetic sum of geotechnical index test data divided by the sample size
E. Geometric sum of geotechnical index test data multiplied by the sample variance
F. Geometric average of geotechnical index test data multiplied by the statistical correction factor
G. The arithmetic mean of the geotechnical index test data is multiplied by the statistical correction factor and then by the partial factor.
H. Arithmetic sum of geotechnical index test data multiplied by the statistical correction factor
I. Arithmetic mean of geotechnical index test data
J. Arithmetic average of geotechnical index test data multiplied by the statistical correction factor
Answer: J
If the average geothermal gradient in a certain area is 3°C per 100 meters, at approximately what depth would the boundary between magnetic and non-magnetic rocks be?

Options:
A. Around 20 km
B. Around 30 km
C. Around 25 km
D. Around 8 km
E. Around 2 km
F. Around 12 km
G. Around 35 km
H. Around 15 km
I. Around 5 km
J. Around 10 km
Answer: A
Which of the following structures is most likely to show repeated strata in a cross-section along the direction of inclination?

Options:
A. Smooth texture
B. Pleated structure
C. Uniform composition
D. Fractured format
E. Pleated structure and fracturing structure
F. Layered texture
G. Disjointed texture
H. fracturing structure
I. Segmented style
J. Foliated texture
Answer: B
What type of water channel system does the hairy pot have and what material does the bone needle consist of?

Options:
A. Single ridge form, phosphorus
B. Paired furrow structure, iron
C. Twin channel design, collagen
D. Triple conduit system, carbon
E. Multiple vent type, keratin
F. Quadruple groove type, silica
G. Dual canal build, magnesium
H. Segmented shaft layout, chitin
I. Double groove type, calcium
J. Double groove type, potassium
Answer: I
What are the characteristics of the prestomium?

Options:
A. The prestomium is covered in dense, hair-like structures.
B. The prestomium shows prominent segmentation and muscle tissue.
C. The prestomium does not have bristles or papillae.
D. The prestomium supports digestive enzymes for food processing.
E. The prestomium contains specialized sensory organs and pigments.
F. The prestomium features a hard exoskeleton for protection.
G. The prestomium has multiple nerve cords and ganglia.
H. The prestomium consists of two distinct layers of tissue.
I. The prestomium aids in reproduction through external fertilization.
J. The prestomium is involved in locomotion and gas exchange.
Answer: C
What is the mathematical description of Euler's differential equation of motion at each point?

Options:
A. Obey Newton's Second Law
B. Objects maintain a velocity unless acted upon
C. Mass flow rates are continuously variable
D. Force equals mass divided by acceleration
E. The velocity changes proportionally with time
F. The incoming mass flow is equal to the outgoing mass flow
G. Acceleration equals force divided by mass
H. Energy does not change over time
I. Displacement equals time times velocity
Answer: A
What is the specific heat at constant pressure in the coexistence zone of vapor and liquid phases?

Options:
A. ${c_{p}=1}$
B. ${c_{p}=\frac{1}{2}}$
C. ${0<c_{p}<\infty}$
D. $c_{p}=0$
E. ${c_{p}=\frac{1}{\infty}}$
F. ${c_{p}\rightarrow1}$
G. ${c_{p}\rightarrow\infty}$
H. ${c_{p}\rightarrow0}$
I. $c_{p}$does not exist
Answer: G
For a Co2 laser with L=100cm,D=1.5cm,ri=0.985,r2=0.80,calculate 1,d,r,d, and determine the total loss factor, total Q factor, and total linewidth of the cavity. (Assuming only the two losses mentioned are present, and the wavelength is 10.61 m). The values for r,d, r, d, and the total loss factor, total Q factor, and total linewidth are___.

Options:
A. 0.108, 0.047, 5.15MHz, 2.24MHz, 0.155, 3.83M, 7.39MHz
B. 0.119, 0.188, 5.68MHz, 2.24MHz, 0.166, 3.57M, 7.92MHz
C. 0.108, 0.188, 5.15MHz, 2.24MHz, 0.155, 3.83M, 7.39MHz
D. 0.108, 0.047, 5.15MHz, 8.97MHz, 0.296, 2.00M, 14.1MHz
E. 0.108, 0.188, 5.68MHz, 8.97MHz, 0.155, 3.83M, 7.39MHz
F. 0.108, 0.188, 5.15MHz, 8.97MHz, 0.296, 2.00M, 14.1MHz
G. 0.119, 0.047, 5.68MHz, 8.97MHz, 0.166, 3.57M, 7.92MHz
H. 0.119, 0.188, 5.68MHz, 8.97MHz, 0.307, 1.93M, 14.7MHz
I. 0.119, 0.188, 5.68MHz, 2.24MHz, 0.307, 1.93M, 14.7MHz
J. 0.119, 0.047, 5.68MHz, 2.24MHz, 0.166, 3.57M, 7.92MHz
Answer: H
Which of the following descriptions of transition metal carbonyl compounds is the most accurate?

Options:
A. Easily decomposed, toxic, colorless, and diamagnetic.
B. Easily decomposed, toxic, colored, and paramagnetic.
C. Highly reactive, toxic, colored, and paramagnetic.
D. Highly reactive, toxic, colorless, and diamagnetic.
E. Easily decomposed, non-toxic, colored, and diamagnetic.
F. Highly reactive, non-toxic, colored, and diamagnetic.
G. Stable, toxic, colorless, and paramagnetic.
H. Stable, toxic, colored, and diamagnetic.
I. Easily decomposed, non-toxic, colorless, and paramagnetic.
J. Stable, non-toxic, colorless, and diamagnetic.
Answer: B
Which of the following macroscopic processes can be considered as reversible processes?

Options:
A. At 100°C, ice sublimates directly to steam.
B. At 100°C, water boils into steam.
C. Under pressure, gas compresses uniformly.
D. In sunlight, water evaporates quickly.
E. With friction, kinetic energy increases.
F. At 0°C, ice melts into water.
G. Under sunlight, gas expands slightly.
H. At 25°C, ice melts rapidly into water.
I. In darkness, water freezes solidly.
J. In vacuum, sound travels infinitively.
Answer: F
The angle of repose of coke used in blast furnaces is ___.

Options:
A. 45-48°
B. 35-38°
C. 70-73°
D. 40-43°
E. 55-58°
F. 75-78°
G. 60-63°
H. 65-68°
I. 50-53°
J. 30-33°
Answer: D
The density of molten iron is generally ___$\mathbf{t} / \mathbf{m}^{3}$ and the density of slag is generally ___$\mathbf{t} / \mathbf{m}^{3}$.

Options:
A. 6.5-6.7; 3.1-3.3
B. 5.5-5.7; 3.8-4.0
C. 7.6-7.8; 2.6-2.8
D. 6.8-7.0; 2.8-3.0
E. 6.2-6.4; 3.2-3.4
F. 5.3-5.5; 3.3-3.5
G. 5.8-6.0; 3.5-3.7
Answer: D
The slag that acts as a desulfurization reaction is ____.

Options:
A. aluminium sulphate
B. sodium hydroxide
C. nitric acid
D. thermite residue
E. calcium carbonate
F. zinc chloride
G. alkali oxide
H. potassium permanganate
I. sulfuric acid
J. magnesium oxide
Answer: G
Newly made iron mouth mud jacket shall not exceed the iron mouth protection plate, should be within the protection plate ___ mm is appropriate.

Options:
A. 100-120
B. 20-40
C. 80-100
D. 30-50
E. 50-70
F. 120-140
G. 0-20
H. 10-30
I. 40-60
J. 60-80
Answer: B
What are the two main typical types of flash evaporation processes?

Options:
A. Isothermal Flash Evaporation and Adiabatic Flash Evaporation
B. Enthalpic Flash Evaporation and Adiabatic Flash Evaporation
C. Isonomic Flash Evaporation and Isobaric Flash Evaporation
D. Isopycnic Flash Evaporation and Adiabatic Flash Distillation
E. Enthalpic Flash Distillation and Isobaric Flash Evaporation
F. Isobaric Flash Distillation and Adiabatic Flash Distillation
G. Isobaric Flash Evaporation and Isochoric Flash Evaporation
H. Isobaric Flash Distillation and Isochoric Flash Distillation
I. Enthalpic Flash Distillation and Adiabatic Flash Distillation
Answer: A
The inlet parameters of a small high-speed turbine with compressed air as the working medium are 400kPa, 50°C, and the discharge parameters of the turbine through adiabatic expansion are 150kPa, -30°C, which is the mass flow required to produce 100W of power. It is known that the baking of air is only a function of temperature,

Options:
A. 0.020145kg/s
B. 0.010987kg/s
C. 0.012345kg/s
D. 0.009876kg/s
E. 0.015432kg/s
F. 0.013576kg/s
G. 0.011234kg/s
H. 0.014321kg/s
I. 0.016789kg/s
J. 0.005612kg/s
Answer: G
If the most common operations of a linear list are accessing elements at any specified index and performing insertions and deletions at the end, which storage method is the most time-saving?

Options:
A. Stack with linked nodes
B. Circular Doubly Linked List with Head Node
C. Balanced binary search tree
D. Hash table with separate chaining
E. Array with dynamic resizing
F. Doubly linked list
G. Binary search tree
H. Queue with two stacks
I. Single Circular Linked List
J. Sequential List
Answer: J
What is one of the most important features of Bianliang in the Northern Song Dynasty in terms of the city?

Options:
A. The military fortifications
B. The numerous temples
C. The extensive canal system
D. The open market
E. The advanced sewage system
F. The elaborate palaces
G. The vibrant cultural festivals
H. The vast agricultural lands
I. The strategic trade routes
J. The intricate road networks
Answer: D
According to the construction volume and scale, into which categories can buildings be classified?

Options:
A. heavy buildings and major-scale buildings
B. large buildings and mega-scale structures
C. heavy-duty buildings and large-area buildings
D. monumental buildings and wide-scale structures
E. sizable buildings and vast-scale buildings
F. large structures and grand constructions
G. significant buildings and expansive buildings
H. extensive buildings and heavy-scale buildings
I. massive buildings and large-scale buildings
J. high-volume buildings and broad-scale buildings
Answer: I
What characterizes the geometric composition of a stationary structure?

Options:
A. Geometrically consistent frameworks without additional constraints
B. Geometrically strict configurations without necessary constraints
C. Geometrically uniform designs without auxiliary constraints
D. Geometrically variable structures without external limitations
E. Geometrically diverse networks without supplementary restrictions
F. Geometrically stable formations without optional constraints
G. Geometrically invariant systems without redundant constraints
H. Geometrically flexible arrangements without internal restrictions
I. Geometrically consistent systems without necessary constraints
J. Geometrically identical layouts without extraneous restrictions
Answer: G
What is the index of acceptance of pavement structure in the design specification for highway asphalt pavements?

Options:
A. Average surface roughness
B. Design bending settlement value
C. Peak compressive strength
D. Bending tensile stress
E. Allowable bending settlement
F. Shear stress
G. Critical shear strain
H. Standard compaction factor
I. Maximum aggregate size
J. Optimal pavement thickness
Answer: D
Reinforcing bars set at the transverse joints of cement concrete pavements serve as what?

Options:
A. Force-transferring bars
B. Tension bars
C. Weight-balancing bars
D. Compression support bars
E. Load-distributing bars
F. Reinforcement bars
G. Stress-relieving bars
H. Expansion control bars
I. Structural support bars
J. Tension bar
Answer: A
What is the bandwidth of the coefficient array of the modified method of equations if the images are numbered perpendicular to the direction of the air strip when leveling the beam method area network?

Options:
A. 3N+1
B. N+1
C. 2N+4
D. 4N+2
E. 4N+1
F. 2N+2
G. N+2
H. 2N+1
I. 2N+3
J. 3N+2
Answer: F
In magnetic exploration, the unit of magnetic anomaly is usually __.

Options:
A. Ferrotesla
B. Hypertesla
C. Gauss
D. Nanotesla
E. Midtesla
F. Millitesla
G. Kilotesla
H. Infratesla
I. Tesla
J. Microtesla
Answer: D
At the end of the rope hanging a weight smaller than its breaking strength, after a certain period of time, the rope breaks, such a break belongs to() Fracture.

Options:
A. Cyclic load breaking
B. Overload Fracture
C. Cyclic Fatigue Fracture
D. Instantaneous Stretch Fracture
E. Creep elongation
F. Static Pressure Fracture
G. Massive Impact Fracture
H. Temperature Deformation Fault
I. Object expansion and fracture
Answer: E
What is the most fundamental basis when deriving the basic equations for filtration?

Options:
A. Turbulent flow of fluid
B. Laminar flow of fluid
C. Settling Velocity of Solid Particles
D. Diffusion rate of solid particles
E. Elasticity of the filter material
F. Thermal conductivity of the fluid
G. Compressibility of the filter cake
Answer: B
The batch distillation column has only ( ) sections. When operated under constant reflux ratio conditions, as the operation time increases, the composition of the top product xD ( ) and the top temperature ( ).

Options:
A. Absorption section, decrease, stabilization
B. Extraction section, stabilization, decrease
C. Distillation section, reduction, increase
D. Rectifying section, stabilization, decrease
E. Fractionating section, increase, stabilization
F. Purification section, stabilization, increase
G. Evaporation section, decrease, increase
H. Condensation section, reduction, decrease
I. Stripping section, increase, reduction
J. Separation section, increase, reduction
Answer: C
How many times does the total mass transfer coefficient increase when the gas flow rate doubles while absorbing ammonia from the mixed gas with water and keeping other conditions constant?

Options:
A. 1.2 times
B. 2 times
C. Uncertain
D. 3 times
E. 1.5 times
F. 0.5 times
G. 1 times
H. 4 times
I. 2.5 times
J. 5 times
Answer: C
The motion of a rigid body has two basic forms of motion, namely the () of a rigid body.

Options:
A. Limited movement and flexible axis rotation
B. Parallel movement and fixed axis rotation
C. Straight path and axis-based rotation
D. Linear and curved motion
E. Uniform and accelerated motion
F. Irregular shift and rotational axis movement
G. Constant speed and circular motion
H. Continuous motion and rigid rotation
Answer: B
What type of larch cross field grain holes are there?

Options:
A. Ash type
B. Fir type
C. Maple type
D. Oak type
E. Cypress type
F. Spruce type
G. Birch type
H. Walnut type
I. Elm type
J. Pine type
Answer: F
What is a type of chemical mutagen known as a supermutagen?

Options:
A. Zinc oxide
B. Magnesium sulfate
C. Mustard gas
D. Nitrite
E. Sodium chloride
F. Potassium bromide
G. Carbon dioxide
H. Ethyleneimine
I. Beryllium phosphate
J. NTG
Answer: J
In which stage of fruit tree development is "leaf area index" (LAI) most relevant?

Options:
A. Root System Expansion
B. Soil Nutrient Uptake
C. Trunk Growth Duration
D. Leaf Bud Formation Stage
E. Annual Pruning Time
F. Fruit Ripening Period
G. Seed Germination Phase
H. Photosynthesis Optimal Period
I. Canopy Management
J. Flowering Initiation Stage
Answer: I
In which condition is acute catarrhal enteritis primarily seen?

Options:
A. Canine parvovirus
B. Avian influenza
C. Newcastle disease
D. Bovine tuberculosis enteritis
E. Swine flu
F. Rabies
G. Anthrax
H. Feline leukemia
I. Equine colic
J. Coccidiosis
Answer: J
Which statement about the glomerular filtration membrane is incorrect?

Options:
A. The filtration membrane is unaffected by blood flow changes
B. Negatively charged molecules pass through more easily
C. The filtration membrane's primary function is nutrient absorption
D. The filtration membrane filters only red blood cells
E. The filtration membrane is primarily responsible for hormone secretion
F. The filtration membrane allows all proteins to pass freely
G. The filtration membrane is composed of a single cellular layer
H. The filtration membrane is composed entirely of smooth muscle
I. The filtration membrane has no impact on blood pressure regulation
J. The filtration membrane is impermeable to water
Answer: B
What is the most suitable ecological condition for the apex community in the single apex theory?

Options:
A. Climate
B. Predator presence
C. Water availability
D. Altitude
E. Nutrient levels
F. Human activity
G. Sunlight exposure
H. Wind patterns
I. Soil type
J. Vegetation type
Answer: A
What are the following lesions that can cause gangrene?

Options:
A. Myocardial infarction
B. Intussusception
C. Cerebral aneurysm
D. Cerebral infarction
E. Pancreatic necrosis
F. Massive necrosis of the liver
Answer: B
7 days after a lower limb fracture, the most likely discovery during autopsy is sudden death upon waking up?

Options:
A. Pulmonary capillary thrombosis
B. Pulmonary increase fluid embolism
C. Pulmonary aortic fluid embolism
D. Pulmonary artery thromboembolism
E. Pulmonary artery thrombosis
F. Pulmonary artery hemorrhage
G. Cardiac artery thromboembolism
H. Pulmonary artery fat embolism
I. Systemic vessel thromboembolism
J. Pulmonary vein thromboembolism
Answer: D
Which of the following is incorrect for disease classification based on the different roles of genetic and environmental factors in the occurrence of different diseases?

Options:
A. The disease's progression is mainly influenced by environmental circumstances.
B. Genetic and environmental factors have equal effects on the onset of the disease
C. Environmental conditions solely dictate the disease's emergence.
D. The onset of the disease is entirely determined by environmental factors
E. Genetic and environmental factors show variable effects on disease manifestation.
F. Disease development is typically influenced by environmental and genetic elements.
G. The onset of the disease is largely determined by genetic factors
H. A tumor resulting solely from fat cells
I. Both genetic and environmental factors play a role in the onset of the disease
J. The onset of the disease is entirely determined by genetic factors
Answer: B
Among the following precancerous conditions, which has the highest likelihood of turning into cancer?

Options:
A. Colonic Adenomatous Polyps Disease
B. Leukoplakia
C. Nodular Cirrhosis of the Liver
D. Chronic Pancreatitis Inflammation History
E. Undescended testicles
F. Barrett's Esophagus Syndrome
G. Peptic Ulcer Disease History
H. Fatty Liver Disease Problem
I. Chronic Hepatitis B Infection
J. Helicobacter Pylori Gastritis Condition
Answer: A
Obesity can occur at any age, but is most common in ____.

Options:
A. Early childhood, 10-12 years and young adulthood
B. Post adolescence, 18-19 years and early aging
C. Infancy, 5-6 years and adolescence
D. Late infancy, 15-16 years and early adulthood
E. Late childhood, 2-3 years and middle age
F. Toddlerhood, 7-8 years and retirement
G. Early adulthood, 40-45 years and late adulthood
H. Teenage years, 25-26 years and elderly years
I. Early infancy, 13-14 years and middle adulthood
J. Adolescence, 30-35 years and old age
Answer: C
What is the most likely diagnosis for a child who eats peanuts and suddenly becomes panicked, short of breath, and exhibits severe inspiratory difficulty and the "three recessions" sign upon being rushed to the emergency room?

Options:
A. Vocal cord dysfunction
B. Acute anxiety reaction
C. Environmental fright
D. Sudden acute bronchitis
E. Seasonal allergic reaction
F. Throat muscle spasms
G. Asthma attack
H. Pediatric pneumonia
I. Tracheal foreign body
J. Pleurisy
Answer: I
What are the two levels of exercise load in an ECG exercise stress test? and which type of exercise test is most commonly used in clinical practice?

Options:
A. Maximal, minimal, jogging
B. Maximal, submaximal, submaximal
C. Light, maximal, cycle
D. Minimal, maximal, treadmill
E. Moderate, minimal, stationary bike
F. Light, moderate, rowing
G. High, low, maximal
H. Submaximal, maximal,
I. Minimal, moderate, minimal
J. High, moderate, jogging
Answer: B
There are many causes of fever, and the most common clinical diseases are _____________.

Options:
A. nutritional deficiency syndromes
B. viral respiratory infections
C. non-communicable chronic conditions
D. infectious febrile diseases
E. bacterial skin conditions
F. environmental exposure effects
G. hormonal fluctuation issues
H. genetic autoimmune disorders
I. psychological stress responses
J. metabolic imbalance reactions
Answer: D
Cervical cancer most commonly occurs in what?

Options:
A. External cervical os
B. Cervical muscular layer
C. Cervical glandular epithelium
D. Posterior lip of the cervix
E. Cervical canal
F. Cervical submucosal tissue
G. Cervical vascular structure
H. Internal orifice of the cervix
I. anterior lip of the cervix
J. Cervical serous lining
Answer: A
Which of the following does not belong to granulomatous inflammation?

Options:
A. Leprosy
B. Crohn's Disease
C. Silicosis
D. Typhoid Fever
E. Tuberculosis
F. Rheumatism
G. Berylliosis
H. Japanese encephalitis
I. Wegener's Granulomatosis
J. Sarcoidosis
Answer: H
What is the eye adjustment activity that does not occur when the object being viewed moves from far to near ( ).

Options:
A. Eye muscle tension adjustment
B. Lens curvature increases
C. Lens becomes convex
D. Pupil accommodation reflex
E. Shift in retinal focus
F. Pupil reflex to light
G. Double eyeball convergence
H. Optic nerve signaling alteration
Answer: F
Among all levels of blood vessels, the most densely distributed sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibers are ( ).

Options:
A. Small capillaries
B. Microartery
C. Large arterioles
D. Large artery
E. Large veins
F. Tiny arterioles
G. Peripheral venule
H. Microveins
I. Capillary anterior sphincter
J. Medium-sized veins
Answer: B
Which of the following is not a basic view of the two-dimensional echocardiogram?

Options:
A. Short-axis view of the pulmonary artery
B. Short-axis view of the left atrium
C. Short-axis view of the aortic arch
D. Parasternal mitral valve short-axis view
E. Parasternal short-axis view of the aorta
F. Parasternal long axis view of the left ventricle
G. Long-axis view of the aortic arch
H. Four-chamber view of the valves
I. Four-chamber view of the heart
J. Long-axis view of the pulmonary veins
Answer: G
Which of the following diseases does not feature left ventricular enlargement?

Options:
A. Hypertensive Heart Disease
B. Dilated cardiomyopathy
C. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia
D. Mitral valve prolapse
E. Hypothyroidism
F. Cor Pulmonale
G. Patent Ductus Arteriosus
H. Peripheral artery disease
I. Aortic valve disease
J. Rheumatoid arthritis
Answer: F
What does tubular urine refer to?

Options:
A. Tubular counts >5000 in 12-hour urine sediment
B. Fresh urine sediment microscopy showing >5 white blood cells/HP
C. Fresh urine sediment microscopy showing >3 red blood cells/HP
D. Tubular secretion >500 ml/12h in renal evaluation
E. Tubular activity >4500 in 48-hour urine sample
F. Tubular presence >4000 in 6-hour urine collection
G. Tubular formations >6000 in 3-hour urine sediment
H. Tubular capacity >3000 in 24-hour urine analysis
I. Urinary protein quantification >150 mg/24h
J. Urine appearing like wash water when the blood content reaches 1 ml/L
Answer: A
Where is periodontal disease most commonly found?

Options:
A. Mandibular incisors and maxillary molars
B. Mandibular premolars and maxillary canines
C. Maxillary incisors and maxillary molars
D. Maxillary molars and mandibular premolars
E. Maxillary incisors, maxillary molars, and maxillary premolars
F. Maxillary premolars and mandibular canines
G. Maxillary incisors and mandibular molars
H. Mandibular molars and maxillary prem
I. Mandibular incisors and mandibular molars
J. Maxillary molars and mandibular incisors
Answer: A
Which of the following is not the main symptom of Liuwei Dihuang Wan?

Options:
A. Frequent nocturnal urination
B. Blood in sputum
C. Constant sensation of heat
D. Recurrent sinus infections
E. Increased sweating at night
F. Sudden dizziness spells
G. Chronic fatigue syndrome
Answer: B
Which of the following medicines is the first choice for treating "paste stranguria and leukorrhea"?

Options:
A. Coptis
B. Schisandra
C. Gardenia
D. Atractylodes
E. Ephedra
F. Rehmannia
G. Salvia
H. Angelica
I. Paeonia
J. Dioscorea
Answer: J
Which of the following effects does Chishizhi and Yuyuliang have?

Options:
A. Antioxidant and energizing
B. Sedative and anxiolytic
C. Digestive and probiotic
D. Diuretic and purgative
E. Antispasmodic and bronchodilatory
F. Antiviral and anti-inflammatory
G. Antibacterial and antifungal
H. Astringent and hemostatic
I. Analgesic and antipyretic
J. Hypoglycemic and cardioprotective
Answer: H
Which organ produces "saliva"?

Options:
A. Spleen
B. Liver
C. Pancreas
D. Intestines
E. Stomach
F. Kidneys
G. Gallbladder
H. Heart
I. Lungs
J. Brain
Answer: A
Continuous fine tremor is often seen in which of the following situations?

Options:
A. Pulmonary valve insufficiency and stenosis
B. Coronary artery disease and
C. Atrial fibrillation and flutter
D. Aortic valve insufficiency and stenosis
E. Ventricular septal defect and prolapse
F. Pericardial effusion and constriction
G. Tricuspid regurgitation and stenosis
H. Mitral valve insufficiency and stenosis
I. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and dilation
J. Patent Ductus Arteriosus
Answer: J
Stomach pain for a long time, symptoms see blood in the stool purple, dark, or even black, abdominal pain, like hot drinks, loose stools, yellowish face, tired and lazy, tongue pale, pulse weak, treatment advisable to use what drugs?

Options:
A. Yellow Earth Soup
B. Silver Health Draught
C. Crimson Energy Tonic
D. Golden Qi Elixir
E. Warm Mountain Mix
F. Jade Vitality Brew
G. Angelica Blood Nourishing Soup
H. Li Zhong Tang
I. Huang Maojian's Herbal Soup
J. Bu Zhong Yi Qi Decoction
Answer: J
Which of the following stationary phases should be used to achieve a higher degree of separation between butadiene and n-butane using gas chromatography ?

Options:
A. Squalane
B. Porapak Q
C. Stabilwax
D. Supelco Wax 10
E. CP-Sil 5CB
F. DNP
G. Apisson
H. Propylene Oxide
I. Carbowax 20M
Answer: H
For drugs that are prone to hydrolysis, the most suitable dosage form is ( ).

Options:
A. Emulsions
B. Solid tablet
C. Transdermal patch
D. Oral suspension
E. Intranasal spray
F. Rectal suppository
G. Large-volume parenteral solutions
H. Liposomes
I. Lyophilized powder for injection
J. Aqueous injection
Answer: I
The pharmacological effects of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors do not include ____.

Options:
A. Induce vasoconstriction
B. Causing the release of NO
C. Reduce the generation of AngII
D. Protect vascular endothelium
E. Decrease potassium levels
F. Reduce bradykinin production
G. Enhance sympathetic activity
H. Sensitized insulin receptor
I. Increase blood pressure
J. Promote sodium retention
Answer: F
What is the most important feature of modern Western military thought?

Options:
A. Reliance on historical battle tactics for modern conflicts.
B. Enhancement of communication systems for battlefield coordination.
C. Emphasis on traditional combat strategies and formations.
D. Focus on the psychological impact of warfare on soldiers.
E. Development of non-lethal weaponry for conflict resolution.
F. Integration of artificial intelligence in military decision-making.
G. A study on the profound changes brought about by the application of advanced main battle weapons in the military field.
H. Prioritization of naval power over land forces.
I. Promotion of peacekeeping missions as a primary objective.
J. Expansion of diplomatic efforts over military interventions.
Answer: G
The actual age of the evaluator was 41 years, the evaluation age was 43.5 years, and the increase age was 36 years. What risk factor type does this interviewee belong to?

Options:
A. High Inherent Risk Model
B. Unchangeable Risk Factors Type
C. General Risk Type
D. Health-Oriented
E. Small Amount of Hazard Type
F. Moderate Risk Assessment Category
G. External Dependency Risk Type
H. Lifelong Stability Risk Type
I. Increased Evaluation Period Type
J. Self-created risk factor model
Answer: J
What are the distinctive structural elements in the prevention assessment phase of the risk management framework of the International Risk Governance Council (IRGC)?

Options:
A. Communication
B. Hazard Recognition
C. Threat Analysis
D. Depiction and Estimation
E. Preliminary Assessment
F. Policy Development
G. Risk Identification
H. Strategy and Planning
I. Evaluation
J. Control Implementation
Answer: E
Let two independent events, $A$ , $B$ and $C$, satisfy the following conditions:
$A B C=\Phi, P (A)=P (B)=P (C) < 1/2$ , and $P \left(A \cup B \cup C \right)= 9/16$. What is the value of $P \left(A \right)$?

Options:
A. $$
{\frac{4} {5}}
$$
B. $$
{\frac{1} {8}}
$$
C. $$
{\frac{2} {3}}
$$
D. $$
{\frac{1} {6}}
$$
E. $$
{\frac{1} {4}}
$$
F. $$
{\frac{1} {3}}
$$
G. $$
{\frac{1} {2}}
$$
H. $$
{\frac{1} {5}}
$$
I. $$
{\frac{3} {4}}
$$
J. $$
{\frac{2} {5}}
$$
Answer: E
What is the core idea put forward by the Chinese Yan Zun?

Options:
A. Decency, sincerity, balance, and conformity
B. Humility, charity, fairness, and courtesy
C. Integrity, kindness, virtue, and honor
D. Ethics, harmony, justice, and respect
E. Wisdom, compassion, loyalty, and grace
F. Understanding, goodness, decency, and civility
G. Truth, empathy, integrity, and dignity
H. Love, courage, truthfulness, and friendliness
I. Knowledge, sympathy, decency, and etiquette
J. Morality, benevolence, righteousness, and propriety
Answer: J