单选题TheCompanyshouldevaluatetheefficiencyofandreviewtheSMSinaccordancewithproceduresestablishedbytheCompany.（）A periodicallyB monthlyC quarterlyD yearly

The dangers of scofflawry vary wildly. The person who illegally spits on the sidewalk remains disgusting, but clearly poses less risk to others than the company that illegally buries hazardous chemical waste in an unauthorized location. The fare beater on the subway presents less threat of life than the landlord who ignores fire safety statutes. The most immediately and measurable dangerous scofflawry, however, also happens to be the most visible. The culprit is the American driver, whose lawless activities today add up to a colossal public nuisance. The hazards range from routine double parking that jams city streets to the drunk driving that kills thousands of people yearly. Red-light running has always been ranked as a minor wrong, and so it may be in individual instances. When the violation becomes habitual, widespread and incessant, however, a great deal more than a traffic management problem is involved. The violation of basic rules of the road leaves deep dents in the social mood.

The game industry as part of the entertainment business is catching up fast with movies and TVs in terms of both popularity and yearly profit.

A customer has requested an IBM System Storage DS8300 solution to meet the following requirements：  - 20% yearly growth - 29，000 IOPS - approximately 50/50 mix of read/write operations - small （4 KB） data transfers  The storage specialist has created a Disk Magic model in which each port is capable of approximately 2，900 to 3，100 IOPS.  What is the minimum number of ports that should be configured on the DS8300 to handle the projected workload for the first year（）

The wordstwo kinds in Line 4 mean the countries______.

From the passage we learn that______.

[A] To start, states that gain approval to measure student growth will also be required to chart progress the old way, comparing this year’s students with those of last year’s. The Education Department wants to see that data to help determine whether charting growth is a fair, accurate measure. Patricia Sullivan, director of the independent Center on Education Policy, praised federal leaders for showing flexibility and clearly outlining what states must do to get it.
　　[B] Tinkering again with enforcement of the No Child Left Behind education law, the US government plans to let some states fundamentally change how they measure yearly student progress. In an experiment that’s been months in the making, up to 10 states will be allowed to measure not just how students are performing, but how that performance is changing over time.
　　[C] Education Secretary Margaret Spellings was announcing the “growth model” policy on Friday to a gathering of state school chiefs in Richmond, Virginia, The Associated Press learned. “We’re open to new ideas, but we’re not taking our eyes off the ball,” Spellings said in remarks prepared for delivery to the state school officials. Frustrated states have been pleading for permission to measure growth by students, which may make it easier for schools to meet their goals and avoid penalties. Spellings has promised to be flexible in enforcing the law. Schools that receive federal poverty aid but don’t make “adequate yearly progress” for at least two years face mounting penalties, from allowing students to transfer and providing tutoring to poor children to eventual restructuring of the school and its staff. Spellings said it makes sense to give schools credit for progress that students make.
　　[D] A growth model could benefit not just struggling students but also gifted ones who may be challenged anew to show their own yearly progress, beyond the school’s standard benchmark. “This is clearly what States have been asking for,” Sullivan said. “It makes a lot of sense to measure growth. It’s so discouraging for teachers when students make tremendous gains but don’t get the credit because they don’t get all the way over the bar.”
　　[E] The states that win approval for the new flexibility, however, must do more than show growth. They still will have to get all children up to par in reading and maths by 2014, as the law requires, and show consistent gains along the way. The Education Department, eager to show it is not weakening the law, will require states to take many steps before they can qualify for the “growth” option. States must have data systems to track individual students, close achievement gaps between whites and minorities, and prove they have at least one year of baseline testing. The law requires yearly testing in grades three to eight and once in high school.
　　[F] The latest shift in enforcement of the President Bush’s No Child Left Behind law is politically significant, one that is central to Bush’s domestic agenda. Other recent changes have dealt with testing, teacher quality and students with debilities.
　　[G] Currently, schools are judged based only on how today’s students compare to last year’s students in moths and reading—such as fourth-graders in 2005 versus fourth-graders in 2004. Many state leaders don’t like the current system of comparison because it doesn’t recognize changes in the population or growth by individual students. So it often faces criticism in statehouses and schoolhouses.
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Which of the following would be considered a GFS backup solution？（）

After his 1962 season, in which he set a record for on-base percentage, Mitch McAlister left his old team and signed with the Springfield Argonauts, with an annual salary, of $550,000 and was the highest salary in professional baseball at that time.

Acustomer has requested an IBM System Storage DS8300 system for a new Exchange 2003 email solution to meet the following requirements：  - 20% yearly growth - 25，000 mail boxes - approximately 50/50 mix of read/write operations  The storage specialist has used Capacity Magic to calculate a base configuration of 46.7 TB raw capacity， 64 GB cache， and 24 ports for the DS8300. The storage specialist has been asked to model this configuration using the expected workload to verify that it is a viable solution.  What is needed to start modeling（）

It can be inferred from the passage that_____.

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The life jackets on all vessels shall be（）.

According to the second paragraph, Fleming accepted the job offered by Kemsley Newspapers _____