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电子商务概论(b卷)（An introduction to e-commerce (Volume B)） The final examination questions of Electronic Commerce introduction (B volume) Fill in the blanks with single choice (2 points per day, a total of 20 points) 1, online sales of goods can generally be divided into 3 categories, (tangible products), (intangible products) and online services. 2. The common topological structures in computer networks are bus type, star type, ring type, tree type and hybrid type. 3, the electronic cheque payment process consists of 4 entities, namely, (consumers), merchants, (banking, financial institutions), and verification centers. 4, Intranet and its extension among enterprises, Extranet has great advantages in solving enterprise management (integration) and (extroversion). 5, (third party logistics) is a form of logistics specialization. 6, the earliest e-commerce application network is (B) A Internet, B, EDI network, C, Intranet, D, Extranet 7, the development of computer network is roughly divided into (B) stages A 5, B 4, C 3, D 2 8, the following are not electronic payment instruments (D) A electronic currency type B electronic card C electronic check class D cash class 9, the method of popularizing a website does not include (A) A update the web page B to establish a friendship link C search engine D Forum Which of the following 10 or less can not be achieved by computer and network communications devices in most cases (D)? The flow of information flow of A B C capital flow D Logistics Two, short answer questions (10 points per day, a total of 50 points) 1, a brief description of e-commerce classification. A: e-commerce can be classified according to the objects involved in e-commerce transactions, the content of electronic transactions, the types of commodities involved in electronic transactions, and the types of networks used by enterprises conducting electronic business. (1) classification according to the transaction object: between enterprises and consumers B2C e-commer