小东在玩“勇士大战”游戏,进入第二关时,界面出现四个选项。第一个是“选择任意选项都需要支付游戏币”,第二个选项是“选择本项后可以得到额外游戏奖励”,第三个选项是“选择本项后游戏不会进行下去”,第四个选项是“选择某个选项不需要支付游戏币”。如果四个选项中的陈述只有一句为真,则以下哪项一定为真?
A.选择任意选项都需要支付游戏币。
B.选择任意选项都不需要支付游戏币。
C.选择任意选项都不能得到额外游戏奖励。
D.选择第二个选项后可以得到额外游戏奖励。
E.选择第三个选项后游戏能继续进行下去。

根据继承法的有关规定，下列选项中，需要两个无利害关系人在场见证的遗嘱形式是（　　）。
A.自书遗嘱
B.代书遗嘱
C.录音遗嘱
D.公证遗嘱

已知线段AB的长为12,点A的坐标是（一4,8）,点B横、纵坐标相等,则点B的坐标为（）
A.（-4,-4）
B.（8,8）
C.（4,4）或（8,8）
D.（-4,-4）或（8,8）
E.（4,4）或（-8,-8）

西周时期的买卖契约称为（　　）。
A.质剂
B.傅别
C.券书
D.契券

Text 4 Eva Ullmann took her master's degree in 2002 0n the part that humour has to play in psychotherapy,and became hooked on the subject.In 2005 she founded the German Insiitute for Humour in Leipzig.It is dedicated to"the combination of seriousness and humour".She offers lectures,seminars and personal coaching to managers,from small firms tO such corporate giants as Deutsche Bank and Telekom.Her latest project is to help train medical studenis and doctors.There is nothing peculiarly German about humour training.It was John Morreall,an American,who showed that humour is a market segment in the ever-expanding American genre of self-help.In the past two decades,humour has gone global.An Intemational Humour Congress was held in Amsterdam in 2000.And yet Cermans know that the rest of the world considers them to be at a particular disadvantage.The issue is not comedy.of which Germany has plenty.The late Vicco von Biilow,alias Loriot,delighied the elite wiLh his mockery of German senousness and stiffness.Rhenish,Swabian and other regional flavours thrive-Gerhard Polt,a bad-tempered Bavarian,now 72,is a Shakespeare among Lhem.There is lowbrow talent ioo,including OLto Waalkes,a Frisian buffoon.Most of this,however,is as foreigners always suspected:more embanassing Lhan funny.Germans can often be observed laughing,loudly.And they try hard."They cannot produce good humour,but they can consume it,"says James Parsons,an English man teaching business English in Leipzig.He once rented a theatre and got students,including Mrs Ullmann,to act out Monty Python skits,which they did wiLh enthusiasm.The trouble,he says,is that whereas the English wait deadpan for the penny to drop,Germans invariably explain their punchline.At a deeper level,the problem has nothing to do with jokes.What is missing is the series of irony,overstatement and understatement in workaday conversations.Immigrants in Germany share soul-crushing stories of atlempting a non-literal turn of phrase,to evoke a hoffified expression in their Gennan friends and a detailed explanaiion of the literal meaning,followed by a retreat into awkward politeness.Irony is not on the curriculum in Mrs Ullmann's classes.Instead she focuses mostly on the bas-ics of humorous spontaneiLy and surprise.Demand is strong,she says.It is a typical German answer to a shortcoming:work harder at it.
James Parsons seems to believe that Germans____
A.can be easily amused
B.might be excellent actors
C.are enthusiastic about plays
D.might pretend to be amused

甲将一块罗马表丢失，被人捡到送至失物招领处。招领期限过后因无人认领，该表被拍卖给乙。后丙盗得该表并将其转卖给丁。该案查获后，甲、乙、丁都主张该表的所有权。该表应归谁所有？（）
A.甲B.乙C.丁D.乙、丁共有