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The tree, the branches ______ are almost bare, is a very old one.A.whose B.in whichC.of
which D.which
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A.book
B.trunk
C.tree
D.branch
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The naughty boy sat astride the branch of a tree with his two legs ________.
A.vibrating
B.swaying
C.waving
D.swinging
第3题
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第4题
A tree with n nodes, in which the degree of all branch nodes is k, then the number of leaf nodes in the tree is （)
A.n(k-1)
B..n／k
C.(n+1)／k
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第5题
______ , Martin can reach the branch of that tall tree at the gate（）
A．As a short man
B．Being short
C．As he is short
D．Short as he is
第6题
In the countryside people are used to using a tree ______ as a table, around which the whole family sit and happily have their dinner.
A.stump
B.trunk
C.crown
D.branch
第7题
What types of nodes do a decision tree consist of？
A、Internal nodes test the value of particular features
B、Leaf nodes specify the class
C、Branch nodes decide the result
D、Root nodes decide the start point
第8题
The word hammock in this passage means ______.A．a suspension cage which can be swung to an
The word hammock in this passage means ______.
A．a suspension cage which can be swung to and fro in the air
B．a seat hanging by two ropes from the branch of a tree
C．a suspension bridge in the South American rain forests
D．a net hung between two supports and used as a bed
第9题
编写接口及实现类。定义抽象类树（tree）有树根（root）、树干（bolo）、树枝（branch）、叶子（leaf）成员，以及树识别的抽象方法realize（)。分别定义接口包含树成员的识别方法，如树根接口的方法rootrealize（)，定义实现类柳树（osier）也有树根、树干、树枝、叶子，但没有花（flower）。并编写测试类进行测试。
编写接口及实现类。定义抽象类树（Tree）有树根（Root）、树干（Bolo）、树枝（Branch）、叶子（Leaf）成员，以及树识别的抽象方法realize()。分别定义接口包含树成员的识别方法，如树根接口的方法rootRealize()，定义实现类柳树（Osier）也有树根、树干、树枝、叶子，但没有花（Flower）。并编写测试类进行测试。
第10题
听力原文： The black walnut tree is the most valuable tree in America, because of both its
beauty and its hardwood. It is said that a single tree once sold for $11000. Hardwood hunters search the woods for trees that will bring such prices.
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When the Dutch first sailed up the Hudson River 300 years ago, they discovered black walnut trees so large that the first branch was as much as 70 feet above the ground. In colonial times the black walnut became one of America's first exports, because it was highly prized by cabinetmakers. During World War I almost all natural woods of the black walnut were eliminated. Trees were harvested for gun stocks, and even the nutshells were collected to use as filtering material in gas masks.
Today, growing black walnut trees is profitable because of the demand for it. However, not every black walnut tree is necessarily valuable. It must be inspected to see if it meets certain standards. Furthermore, the roots of the black walnut tree produce a poisonous substance that will cause harm to tomatoes, potatoes, blackberries and apples.
Why is the black walnut tree so valuable7
A．Because of its hardwood and its beauty.
B．Because of its historic value.
C．Because of its great age.
D．Because of its great size.
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