2011年自考中国现代史讲义（In 2011, I took a handout of modern Chinese history）.doc

2011年自考中国现代史讲义（In 2011, I took a handout of modern Chinese history） The leaves of citrus are (C). Single leaf c. single leaf The blade is wider than the line, and the lower part of the blade is gradual, called (B). A. needle b. cloak c. oval d. heart-shaped The leaves of the leaf are born in the center or on the margin of the back of the leaf, called the (C) leaf. A. shaped b. diamond c. shield d. shaped (C) to rise, like he shouwu. A. the stem b. the stem c. the stem The mountain tiger climbs up (B) up. A. air root b. stem tendril The vascular bundle of the dicotyledons (C). A. radiate b. irregular c. concentric circles d. two rounds. The dandelion leaves are in the lotus shape because of (C). A. no stem b. stem, only one section c. short d. with an underground stem The branch of pine and Yang is (A). A. branch b. branch b. branch c. branch d. branch d. fork The survival rate of grafting is related to the relationship between the two plants. In general, the survival rate is the highest. A. species b. species c. genera The graft of A plant is the easiest. A. wood b. grass c. wood The following pair of ginkgo biloba describes which is the wrong () A. Chinese species of tree species B A term () that describes the error of gold and silver. A. flowers b. red c. red c. dark d. trees () is a similar thing to the elm A. flower B. No flowers are c. calyx The lime tree is a membranous tongue of the flowerhead. A. the handle of the flower arrangement expands to form the wing b. the total bract c. calyx d. the abnormal flower Here are 4 questions to find out for yourself! (C) a round or half of the bark should be cut off in order to encourage the formation of a large amount of nutrients in the area where the skin is being cut. A. separated and bred b. cuttings c. cuttings d. grafts Before (B), some growth elements are used in order to promote rooting. A. separated and bred b. cuttings c. cuttings d. grafts Cutting and pressing are the properties of using branches, leaves, and