2003年出版基础知识(中级)试题一（In 2003, publish the basic knowledge (intermediate) examination questions）.docVIP

2003年出版基础知识(中级)试题一（In 2003, publish the basic knowledge (intermediate) examination questions） First, individual choice questions (40 questions, 1 points each). Each item options, only 1 of the most to do) 1., the internal difference between periodicals and newspapers lies mainly in (). A. journal cover is bound B. journal publishing period The timeliness of C. periodicals is weaker than that of newspapers, and their stability and systematicness are stronger than those of newspapers The circulation of the D. journal is not as good as that of the newspaper 2. as regards the nature of publications, the following statement is correct (). A. is a spiritual product, not a physical one B. is a physical product, not a spiritual product C. is both a spiritual product and a physical product D. some publications are spiritual products, and some publications are physical products 3., one of the particularities of publications is their use value. A. is relative to social benefits, and B. is consistent with social benefits C. can produce positive social effects as well as negative social effects D. can make a profit and avoid a loss 4., the relationship between social benefits and economic benefits of publications is (). A. has economic benefits when it has social effects B. if there is economic benefit, there will be social benefit C. two benefits may be unified and may deviate from each other D. social benefit is formed by spiritual production process, and economic benefit is formed by material production process 5. as regards the nature of the publishing industry, the following is true. A. publishing is a cultural enterprise, not a cultural one (social industry) B. publishing is a cultural industry (social industry), not a cultural one, C. publishing is both a cultural career, It is also a cultural industry (social industry) D. publishing industry is a public welfare undertaking that is not profitable 6. it is () that the right to approve a periodical office to send or branch.