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总分类账户与明细分类账户平行登记要求做到:所依据会计凭证相同、、所属会计期间相同、计入总分类账户的金额与计入其所属明细分类账户的合计金额。

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背景
某新建水闸工程的部分工程经监理单位批准的施工进度计划如下图(单位：天)。合同约定：工期提前奖金标准为20000元/天，逾期完工违约金标准为20000元/天。
施工中发生如下事件：
事件1：A工作过程中发现局部地质条件与项目法人提供的勘察报告不符，需进行处理A工作的实际工作时间为34天。
事件2：在B工作中，部分钢筋安装质量不合格，施工单位按监理单位要求进行返工处理B工作实际工作时间为26天。
事件3：存C工作中。施工单位采取赶工措施，进度曲线如下图。
事件4：由于项目法人未能及时提供设计图纸，导致闸门在开工后第153天末才运抵现场。
问题：
1．计算计划总工期，并指出关键线路。
2．指出事件1、事件2、事件4的责任方，并分别分析对计划总工期有何影响。
3．根据事件3，指出C工作的实际工作持续时间；说明第100天末时C工作实际比计划提前(或拖延)的累计工程量；指出第100天末完成了多少天的赶工任务。
4．综合上述事件，计算实际总工期和施工单位可获得的工期补偿天数；计算施工单位因工期提前得到的奖金或因逾期支付的违约金金额。

财务会计报告包括________及其附注和其他应当在财务会计报告中披露的相关信息和资料。

加工1(录入比对处理)除能够检查出初录数据和复录数据不一致外，还应当检测出下列哪些错误。
①输入的无效字符 ②输入的半个汉字 ③显示器无法显示
④初录员重复录入同一账户 ⑤汇总数据与会计账目不符 ⑥打印机卡纸

Part C
Directions: You will hear a talk. As you listen, answer the questions or complete the notes in your test booklet for Questions 21-30 by writing NOT MORE THAN THREE words in the space provided on the right. You will hear the talk TWICE.
You now have 1 minute to read Questions 21-30.
听力原文： The ten years of the 1960s was a period of profound change in many parts of the world．In the United States，beginning with the Civil Rights Movement in the early 1960s，and extending through the Vietnam War，millions of Americans began to challenge established authority．These movements were initially political．Young Americans demanded that governmental policies in race relations and international relations correspond to the ideals of justice contained in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States．By the end of the decade，however，challenges to authority were carried far beyond political issues and were directed at the social order and deeply rooted cultural patterns of the country．
The generation that came of age in the 1960s，the Baby Boom generation，sought change in almost every aspect of life in the United States．For example，they experimented with cooperative economic institutions and communal living arrangements，broke sexual taboos，altered the process of education，explored non-Western spiritual traditions，developed a strong respect for the environment，and transformed popular culture．As a whole，these changes stood for a different set of cultural values that provided a thorough critique of American society as it existed at that time．Although many“alternative lifestyles”were short-lived，cultural changes that began in that period have had a continuing effect on much of American life，particularly in attitudes toward male-female relations．
All cultures are complex．They are a combination of closely related patterns of social interaction．As a result，changes in an important aspect of a particular culture will usually produce changes throughout the society．The Women's Movement that began in the United States during the 1960s is a typical example of this phenomenon．From the beginning，the Women's Movement was influenced by cultural changes that had occurred earlier in the decade．The Civil Rights Movement for racial equality and the development of the birth control pill were particularly important—the Civil Rights Movement because women involved in the effort for racial justice began to see themselves as victims of social injustice，and the birth control pill because it gave women reliable control over reproduction．
Social，economic，and legal equality and reproductive rights continue to be the basic principles of the Women's Movement．As some of these goals have been achieved，major changes have occurred in broader cultural patterns such as the economy and the family．At the present time，most of American women are employed．Employment is no longer confined to such traditional female occupations as teacher，nurse，or secretary．Women are now found in every occupation and at all levels of responsibility and authority．Participation in the economy has given many women an independence that has allowed them to choose whether，when，and how to form. a family．Working women within families now are part of an economic partnership with men in which both adults provide support for the family unit and are responsible for the quality of life．
The Women's Movement has affected the relationship between men and women in the family in other ways as well．Women have challenged traditional sex roles in the household．Men are now expected to participate in child-raising and domestic activities to a much greater extent than in the past．Childbearing is now a matter of family choice，with women having the final decision in family planning．
All of these cultural changes are strengthened in both the media and in the educational system．Children are growing up with self-images and expectations far