Henri Matisse is a representative artist of Fauvism.

人力资源概念最早由谁提出？ A: 德鲁克（Peter Drucker） B: 泰勒（Frederick Winslow Taylor） C: 法约尔（Henri Fayol） D: 韦伯（Max Weber）

Although Louvre Pyramid was met with criticism, Henri Loyrette, the Louvre's director at the time, described it as a/an______and one of the three reasons people would visit the museum. A: fortune B: masterpiece C: property D: enrichment

战略性人力资源管理概念最早由谁提出？ A: 泰勒（Frederick Winslow Taylor） B: 法约尔（Henri Fayol） C: 韦伯（Max Weber） D: 考夫曼（Bruce Kaufman）

若米尼(又译约米尼)(Antoni Henri Jomini，1779—1869)，全名为安东尼·亨利·若米尼。生于帕耶纳市市长之家

以下对芝加哥家庭保险公司描述错误的是（ ） A: 采用预制装配技术 B: 外形仍然保持古典比例 C: 设计师Henri Labrouste D: 第一座现代钢框架结构高层建筑

印象派画作《草地上的午餐》及《奥林匹亚》的创作者是谁？ （ ） A: 马奈 Edouard Manet B: 莫奈 Claude Monet C: 马蒂斯 Henri Matisse D: 梵高 Vincent Willem van Gogh

被称为混沌理论之父的科学家是:() A: 柯尔莫哥洛夫（N.Kolmogorov）、阿诺德（V.I.Arnold）和莫塞尔（J.Moser） B: 爱德华·洛伦兹（Edward Lorenz） C: 亨利·庞加莱(Jules Henri Poincaré) D: Yorke和李天岩

亨利法约尔（Henri Fayol)最早在一般意义上概括管理的含义，他区别经营与管理这两个容易混淆的概念，指出管理是经营活动中的种活动，（)五个要素。 A: 计划 B: 组织 C: 指挥 D: 协调和控制

Directions: Please read the passage and choose the best answers. A girl in gray sat on a park bench reading a book at the beginning of twilight. She was wearing a veil, but you could see she was beautiful. Nearby, a young man was watching her. He knew she had come here at the same hour for three days. The girl looked up and saw him. “You may sit down,” she said. “I would like the chance to talk with an ordinary man.” And then she sighed. “Could you tell me what the matter is?” the man asked. “Oh!” she said. “I am so tired of jewels, parties and expensive champagne. Everywhere I go, people recognize me. Artists want to paint my portrait. That’s why I wear this veil.” She turned to the man, “What do you do?” The man answered, “I work in that restaurant over there.” “Ah!” she said. “Well, it was nice to meet you, but I must be going. My chauffeur is waiting for me.” She pointed to a white car at the end of the street. The man waited for a minute, then followed her. She walked past the car, across the street, then into the restaurant. He saw a red-haired girl leave the cashier’s desk, and the girl in gray took her place. The man sighed. He crossed the street, and got into the white car and said two words, “Club, Henri.”