2012年1月,甲房地产开发公司(以下简称甲公司)依法取得A省B市C县一块建设用地使用权,投资2亿元开发普通商品住宅小区。该建设用地使用权需要征收D村基本农田10亩,基本农田以外的耕地16亩,已知D村原有耕地面积为1600亩,农业人口为800人。该耕地被征收前三年每平均年产值为2000元/亩。 征收该块土地需由( )批准。
A. 国务院
B. A省人民政府
C. B市人民政府
D. C县人民政府
Task 1Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements, numbered 36 through 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A, B, C, and D. You should make the correct choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center. Galen, Andress Veaslius, and William Harvey were important figures in the history of man’s study of his own body. Galen, a Greek who practiced medicine in Rome in the second century A. D., contributed immeasurably to the understanding of anatomy (解剖学). His dissections (解剖) were limited to Barbary apes, however, because Roman religious and philosophical attitudes made experimentation on the human body unthinkable. Even so, his reputation was so outstanding and his conclusions were so logical that his writings on anatomy and physiology were accepted by medical men for more than a thousand years. Vesalius, a Belgian who went to Paris to study medicine, made the first major successful challenge of the teachings and the theories of Galen. Vesalius shocked his professors by proposing that knowledge of human anatomy should be learned from human bodies. No one took him seriously because there was a French law prohibiting dissection of the human body. Vesalius, nevertheless, conducted research in secret. When he published his book on human anatomy in 1543, medical scientists criticized him for daring to attack the writings of Galen. Eighty - five years later, an English physician named Harvey published a book that disproved Galen’s theory of blood circulation. Although Harvey’s explanation was not universally accepted at the time, medical men of today credit him with one of the greatest advances in medical history. From the information given in the passage it may be concluded that Galen ______.
A. taught and practiced medicine in Greece.
B. shocked the medical men of his time with his research.
C. made some incorrect statements about the human body.
D. refund medicine let Poman religious beliefs interfere with his research.