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中国金融期货交易所国债期货的报价中，报价为“95．335”意味着( )。

A. 面值为100元的国债期货价格为95．335元，含有应计利息
B. 面值为100元的国债，收益率为4．665％
C. 面值为100元的国债期货价格为95．335元，不含应计利息
D. 面值为100元的国债，折现率为4．665％

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凭借人们的想象力所进行的实验,以此来检验某些伦理理论和原则真理性的生命伦理学方法是

A. 案例分析
B. 伦理论证
C. 反思平衡
D. 卡思想实验

哈曼设计的两个著名理想实验检验的是

A. “医生应该救活5人而让那1个重病人死亡”的道德判断,验证了“最大多少人的最大利益”
B. “不应该杀死那一个健康人而救活5个人”的道德判断彻底证伪了“最大多少人的最大利益”
C. “最大多少人的最大利益”是无条件的
D. “最大多少人的最大利益”的前提是人们之间的利益不发生冲突

运用思想实验不仅可以检验伦理原则和理论的真理性,还可以辩护自己的某些道德判断。

A. 对
B. 错

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