Cisco Room Bar Pro data sheet

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• Product overview
• Features and benefits
• Product registration
• Product specifications
• Feature Availability Matrix
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• Product sustainability
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The Cisco Room Bar Pro is equipped with intelligent dual cameras, 3-channel loud speaker systems, buil t-in microphone ray, powerful computing engine, abundant connection options, and combined with intuitive touch controllers and smart room accessories. This is an integrated video s-bar solution that enhances AI, which provides intelligent comprehensive video collaboration in the mediu m-sized conference space.

Cisco Room Bar Pro equipped with a dual flat screen display ideal for video conferences in the mediu m-sized conference room

The Cisco Room Bar Pro is a powerful video conference device that allows you to connect up to three screens. It can provide video conferences such as mediu m-sized conference rooms and training rooms, making it easy to introduce, manage, and expand.

A room collaboration device that can be maintained at a simple introduction, attractive use, and affordable prices, a larg e-scale video conference of a mediu m-sized conference room to achieve a connected intelligent workplace.

Combine Cisco Room Bar Pro and dual flat screen display to realize video conferences and content sharing with Native Experience of Microsoft Teams Rooms

This smart video bar expands video conferences with artificial intelligence, the flexibility of the room structure, interaction, and the workspace intelligence, and improves video conferences from various workspace.

Video conference like a movie utilizing AI

The Cisco Room Bar Pro achieves a sophisticated image sensor and a powerful image processing to enlarge camera reach to any workspace, improve image quality, and a wide field of view. The 96MP dual camera system offers a clear and optimal framing to all participants in the conference room with a lens and telensy of 112 degrees of the viewing angle.

In addition, the noise removal function by spatial audio, improved speech capture, and machine learning provides attractive acoustic experiences not only in the conference room but also for remote participants. In addition, this device will work with mult i-oriented Cisco Table MicroPhone Pro Digital Conference peripheral devices to achieve a real audio capture via IP.

Room Bar Pro extends the best AI to all conference rooms, such as intelligent framing, audio commands, virtual meeting zones, closed captions, rea l-time translations for video conferences. This solution can be integrated with up to three external screens and provides wired and wireless content shared options for rich video collaboration.

Cisco Room Bar Pro with a video conference that runs Cisco Roomos Native Experience and a 3-screen setup for content shared

Easy to equipment and expansion of space for hybrid work

This device connects the flat screen external display, various analogs, USB, PoE conference microphone, speakers, and other room accessories to improve the room experience. End users can easily connect dual video sources, content sources and video bars via HDMI and USB-C, paired laptops and portable devices in one USB-C, and software and software. You can easily switch to the clien t-based video conference byod mode.

By providing advanced connectionability and simplifying cable management, it brings seamless room setup and user experience to every room. The integrated mount unit, internal power supply, and various input / output integration will eliminate the needs of various adapters and complex cable wiring in the conference room, and achieve easy introduction.

Inexplicable interoperability

Room Bar Pro is a powerful video appliance for native video collaboration that does not require laptops that native support for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Cisco Rooms on a secure platform. This device is the most advanced video solution designed for mediu m-sized spaces and provides its own native experience.

Room Bar Pro is designed to be used on a mult i-platform. If it is set for Cisco Rooms, the advanced interaction between native WebEX Experience and Zooms, Google Meet has been enhanced, and in the native Microsoft Teams Rooms mode OFT Teams and Zoom direct guest participation It provides options to participate in the ful l-function webex meeting that exceeds the experience.

Cisco Room Bar Pro Video Bar Unit from the top, front, side, bottom, and back

Control devices and space

The Room Bar Pro can be introduced as a completely managed and secure IT asset, and can display devices and workspace metrics on a single glass on Control Hub. Easy to introduce and setup, you can use integrated management, remote monitoring, diagnosis, analysis, and insights in the workspace over the entire Cisco development. This allows the IT team and the facility team to monitor the soundness and usage of the device, check environmental conditions and occupancy, and make a better resource plan.

Cisco Room Bar Pro uses Cisco Room Navigator touch devices with buil t-in room sensors, access to conferences and device settings, add room reservations, control room peripherals, access to thir d-party workspace apps Is easy to do.

Table 1. Cisco Room Bar Pro features and advantages

Video conference like a movie utilizing AI

Al l-i n-one codec video conference appliances that are optimized for mediu m-sized workspaces immersive video conferences

Youbex and Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and other thir d-party conference apps can easily participate in the meeting with one button.

You can participate in the full function meeting of WebEX while native support for Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android.

Sophisticated al l-i n-one design and thin form factor can be selected from two colors, carbon color and first light color, improving the experience in the conference room.

The video bar has a 96MP dual camera system, noise canceling microphone ray, 3-channel loud speaker, and A I-equipped NVIDIA chipset with a powerful computing engine, Ethernet, USB, HDMI, and analog port. , Codec buil t-in video collaboration bar is included.

Utilizing the intelligence of the camera to realize an optimized AI view:

A horizontal view of 112 degrees with a wid e-angle lens: Even if you shoot a distant person, you can see everyone in the room. At the same time, a telephoto lens with a viewing angle of 70 degrees shoots people who are far away from the device and put them in the frame. In addition, the software extended function allows people sitting at the end of the table to be clearly reflected by adding virtual lenses.

Frame Camera Mode: Use AI to automatically capture the condensed views of participants in the conference room and set frames to individual or small groups for more fair meetings (WebEX and third). Can be used on a party conference platform).

The beam forming, 16 element Mike Lay enhanced noise canceling and voice capture, providing comprehensive experiences by participants in remote areas. In combination with the noise removal function by machine learning, we also block unnecessary background noise that could not be removed with conventional noise canceling technology.

Voice pickups can be expanded by external microphones, and can be used for IP (support multiple Cisco IP microphone unit), USB, and analog connections.

3 Channel Loud Speaker System realizes clear stereo sounds with all platforms, and in the WebEX meeting supports directional audio by radiating sound from a close location to the live video feed of active remote speakers. It brings a truly immersive space audio experience.

Flexible connection

HDMI output supports videos and content up to three screens. Connect to interactive touch display via HDMI and USB, and display digital whiteboards and annotations.

Supports dual content source for local meetings (HDMI and USB-C)

You can display whiteboard content and annotations shared from the Cisco Board series, DESK series, or WebEX apps.

Outstanding presentation by sharing 4K wireless content using Webex, Miracast, and Apple AirPlay

You can build a studio immediately by connecting a laptop PC and Room Bar Pro via a USB pas s-through BYO D-US B-C and using a device camera, microphone and speaker.

Reasonable connection with AV Over IP, USB, analog room peripheral device (including Cisco and thir d-party digital microphones, external cameras, and other accessories)

USB-A connection for microphone, speaker, keyboard, touch display Automatic integration of screens / displays by HDMI CEC Compatible with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® ** (not available in non-radio versions)

Workspace Intelligence

Powered by RoomOS, which provides a consistent, intuitive and secure user experience across Cisco Room, Board and Desk Series.

Ultrasonic technology automatically detects presence and wakes the device when someone enters the room, and recognizes the person through their mobile device.

Includes Cisco Room Navigator tabletop control unit for native meeting control, access to device settings, room control and environmental sensor-based monitoring. Paired with the wall-mounted Room Navigator, you can enhance the meeting room experience with room booking, scheduling and third-party workspace experience applications (space booking, directions, digital signage, etc.).

Provides intelligent people counting based on presence sensors and custom macros, enabling alignment with safety guidelines and analytics for better resource planning.

Smart customizations through macros and custom APIs, including digital signage, custom alerts and UI extensions.

Device control through voice commands with Cisco AI Assistant Control peripherals such as lights and blinds with Cisco Room Navigator

Environmental sensors connected to the touch controller measure humidity, temperature, noise levels and air quality.

Simplified deployment and management

Unified management, provisioning, remote monitoring, troubleshooting, cloud API integration, and analytics for devices and workspaces in the Control Hub device management portal

Flexible registration on-premise or to the Webex cloud

Hardware optimized to run on cloud platforms provides a great experience in shared rooms and spaces and easy access to hosted meetings.

Simplify IT efforts and reduce operational costs by consolidating vendors and support. Secure architecture and management with Cisco RoomOS operating system

Circular device design, simplified 100% recyclable packaging, and optimized energy consumption for sustainability. Carbon footprint insights coming soon to Control Hub to understand and optimise the carbon footprint of your Cisco device deployments.

Table 2. Cisco Room Bar Pro Product Registration

Cisco Device Subscriptions

Monthly or 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year options

Table 3. Cisco Room Bar Pro Product Specifications

Software Compatibility

RoomOS 11. 5. 1. x and later provides native Webex meetings and video interoperability with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. On-premise is supported starting with RoomOS version 11. 5. 2. x. Microsoft Teams Rooms for Android (native Webex meetings also available when registered to Control Hub)

Default components

Room Bar Pro unit with built-in codec, dual camera, speakers, and microphones (First Light or Carbon Black)

Mounting kit for Cisco Room Bar Pro (for screen and wall)

Ethernet cable (for network connection, 16. 4 ft / 5 m) HDMI cable (for one display, 4. 9 ft / 1. 5 m) For Cisco Room Navigator table (First Light) Ethernet cable (for Room Navigator, 26. 2 ft / 8 m) Power cord (country specific) Optional hardware parts (order separately)

Camera privacy cover for Room Bar Pro

HDMI cable (for additional displays) HDMI presentation cable (8 m) Multi-head 4K cable (9m or 2m, HDMI/USB-C/MicroDP to HDMI) Cisco USB-C active optical cable (9 m) Cisco USB-C to USB-A cable (4 m) Cisco Table Mic Cisco Table Mic Pro Cisco Ceiling Mic Cisco Table Mic Extension Cable Cisco Room Navigator for Tables Cisco Room Navigator for Walls Cisco PTZ 4K Camera Camera Overview

Dual camera system with a wide-angle 112° lens and a telephoto 70° lens.

Camera reach: up to 4 meters from the device (1-person frame), up to 7 meters (2-person frame). Virtual lens zoom extension increases the speaker's view in long and narrow spaces (see below).

Motorized tilt (-2° to 20°)

30 frames per second 1/1. 3'' Quad Bayer 5x digital zoom (10x with AI virtual lens) F2. 8 fixed aperture (112° camera), F1. 85 fixed aperture (70° camera) Horizontal angle of view 112° and 70 94° and 55° vertical field of view Automatic framing (face detection) Speaker tracking Automatic brightness and white balance adjustment Fixed focus lens (112) and autofocus (VCM) (70) Auto-rotate the image if the video bar unit is mounted upside down. Framing and manual camera adjustment per participant with Group View, Speaker View and Frame Camera modes

Meeting Zone support to set virtual meeting boundaries for automatic framing

The AI ​​Virtual Lens Zoom Ending Endure is used for software intelligence, maintains image quality, up to 5. 5 meters (1 frame) and 8 meters (frame for 2 people), even in long and narrow rooms. Enlarge and ensure speakers.

Visual indicator

Camera On Green LED indicator

Power indicator Up to 20Mbps bandwidth rate for video content Firewall Traver Sal

Cisco Expressway ™ technology

H. 460. 18, H. 460. 19 Firewall crossing Video standard

H. 263, H. 264, H265, AV1

Video input

1x HDMI input supports up to 3840 x 2160 (30fps) and 1920 x 1080 (60fps).

1X USB-C input is compatible with up to 3840 x 2160 (30fps) and 1920 x 1080 (60fps).

Consumer electronics control (CEC) 2. 0

Video output

The three HDMI outputs are compatible with the format of up to 3840 x 2160 (60fps).

Live video resolution (encoding and decoding): Up to 1920 x 1080 (30 FPS and 60 FPS) Consumer electronics control (CEC) 2. 0 Video output Encoding and decoding

Main Video Stream Full HD 1920 X 1080 (30 FPS). Encoded at 60fps when connecting to a secondary camera.

The main video of the WebEX meeting (when the bandwidth width is set to 20Mbps): 1080p video stream that decodes a total of 4K pixels renders

CAT 2019 Questionnaire | CAT VA RC

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CAT VARC: CAT 2019 Questions Slot 2

Bureaucracy

The capitals around the world are discharging bureaucrats. In the post colonial heat of the 20th century, the coastal capital chosen by the emphasis on trade was abandoned for the "local neutral" capital. However, larg e-scale withdrawal is costly and unpopular. This trend reflects the world's changes. In the past, when information was ranging at a speed like snails, civil servants had to act in a group. But now, desk workers can send and receive emails around the world and video chat. It may be inevitable to travel to meet and meet directly, but the transportation has improved. ...

Proponents of moving civil servants promise countless benefits: It would decentralize the risk that a terrorist attack or natural disaster could paralyze the entire government. Practitioners in the countryside would be inspired by new ideas that they would never have in the walled capital. Autonomous regulators would perform best far from the pressures and lobbying of big cities. Some even say it would be a panacea for the rise of cynicism and populism. Unloved bureaucrats in far-flung capitals would become as popular as firefighters if they interacted with ordinary citizens.

Beyond these sunny visions, decentralizing central government functions usually has three specific aims: to improve the lives of civil servants and those living in congested capitals, to save money, and to correct regional imbalances. The problem is that these goals are not always realized.

The first aim, improving living conditions, has a long history. After World War II, Britain relocated thousands of civil servants to the "comfortable English countryside" to rebuild London. But leaving the capital for a small town somewhere is not always comfortable. Attrition rates can exceed 80%. . . . The second reason for moving bureaucrats is cost-saving. In capital cities, office space is prohibitively expensive. . . . Agencies relocated elsewhere can often recruit better workers at lower wages than in capital cities, where high-paying multinationals are raking in the talent.

The third reason for relocation is to correct regional inequality. . . . Norway treats federal jobs as a resource that all regions deserve, like oil profits. When government jobs go, private jobs follow. . . . Sometimes the aim is to unlock the potential of the country's second-tier cities. Unlike poorer, more remote places, big cities can make the most of relocated government agencies, linking them with local universities and businesses to supply a better-educated workforce. The decision in 1946 to locate the U. S. Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta rather than Washington, D. C., transformed the city into a hub of medical research and business.

The dilemma was clear: choose a small, poor town or an area with high unemployment and you'll create new jobs, but it'll be hard to attract the most talented workers. Choose a big city with better infrastructure and better-qualified residents, and the nation's most disadvantaged areas will get little benefit. . .

There are also opinions that decentralization reduces the responsibility of government agencies and creates corruption. .. According to a research in the United States, the state government's corruption becomes so worse as the state capital is isolated.

CAT Past Questio n-CAT Test VA RC

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

To show off power and prestige.

1. The place where the population is most dense.
2. Based on political convenience.
3. To promote trade profits.
4. Correct answer option d to promote trade profits.

CAT Past Proble m-CAT Test VA RC

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Do government agencies remain into the largest cities where infrastructure has been developed, or to relocate to a remote location with poor amenities?

1. Do you want to concentrate on relieving congestion in large cities or to promote employment in relatively large cities?
2. Encourage private companies to relocate to a small town, or reduce the administrative costs of the town without encouraging them.
3. Relocate government agencies to a remote area with poor amenities and a relatively large city with amenities, and promote growth.
4. Correct options Delocated by relocating government agencies, we will boost the growth in unorable remote areas and relatively large cities with wel l-equipped facilities.

CAT Past Questio n-CAT Test VA RC

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

There is a possibility that the independence of a regulatory organization located away from the center of politics will increase.

1. Policy implementers can benefit from fresh ideas in new environments.
2. Small cities have lower infrastructure costs and salaries, so expenses can be reduced.
3. The connection between the capital bureaucrats and the media may weaken.
4. Correct answer option D may weaken the connection between bureaucrats and media in the capital.

CAT Past Questio n-CAT Test VA RC

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

It has been tried in the past, not a new idea.

1. It is generally performed in several countries in the world.
2. It is supported by politicians and ruling elite.
3. It takes a long time to get intended results.
4. Correct option A is not a new idea, but has been tested in the past.

CAT Past Questio n-CAT Test VA RC

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Increased pollution levels and congestion at the new location.

1. Difficulty in securing competent and highly skilled personnel in remote areas.
2. Increased corruption in locations far from the capital.
3. Difficulty in relocating to smaller towns leads to a large outflow of employees.
4. Correct Answer Option A Increased pollution levels and congestion at the new location.

Conservation

Wars, natural disasters, and climate change are destroying the world's most precious cultural heritage. Google is trying to help preserve these archaeological wonders by giving users access to 3D images of these treasures through its site. But the project raises questions about Google's motives and who should own the digital rights. Some critics call it "digital colonialism." When it comes to archaeological treasures, the losses are mounting. ISIS blew up parts of the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria, and in 2016 an earthquake struck the ancient city of Bagan in Myanmar, damaging dozens of temples. Once upon a time, all archaeologists and historians had for restoration and research were photos, drawings, remains, and intuition. But that is changing. Before the earthquake in Bagan, many of the ruins' temples had been scanned. . . . [These] scans are available on Google's Arts & amp; Culture site. The digital rendition allows viewers to virtually walk through the temple's halls, see the paintings up close, and even turn the building upside down to look up at its chambers. . . . [Google Arts & Culture] works with museums and other nonprofits to put high-quality images online. The images of the Bagan temples are part of a collaboration with CyArk, a nonprofit that does 3D scans of historical sites. . . . Google says it won't make money from the website, but it fits into Google's mission to make the world's information accessible and useful. Rating

A professor who studies art crimes at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York says that it is the latest example of Western nations diverting foreign culture, and for centuries. According to Saark, the scan image is protected by copyright, so no one can use it in inappropriate ways. In the process, the company says he has worked closely with the authorities, trained and helped local people. However, critics like Thompson are not convinced. ... Thompson wants scan images to be owned by countries and people with the location.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Based on his views described in this sentence, Dr. Watrol's characteristics are as follows:

1. It opposes the use of digital technology in archeological sites and cultural properties in developing countries.
2. It is negative for ordinary people to access professional images of archeological sites and cultural properties.
3. Anxiety about commercial use of archeological images by companies such as Google and Cyark.
4. It is critical of the connection between a no n-profit organization that distributes archeological images and a commercial technical platform.

Correct answer option D It is critical about the connection between no n-profit organizations and commercial technical platforms to distribute archeological images.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

"Digital colonialism" refers to the following facts by those who criticize Saak and Google's projects:

1. Saak and Google scan images without the permission of copyright from the host country.
2. During the scan process, the delicate frescoes and statues of the archeological sites may be damaged.
3. A country with scanned archeological sites does not own scan copyright.
4. Saak and Google do not share the details of digitalization with the host country.

Correct option C countries where the scanned archeological sites are located do not own scan copyright.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

If so, what would the strongest and disabled Dr. Watrol's rebuttal?

1. Google deletes advertisements on websites that host CYARK scan images.
2. Cyark is prohibited from scanning archeological sites in other countries.
3. Saak does not own the copyright of the scan image of the archeological site.
4. Cyark has uploaded scan images of archeological sites only on museum websites.

Correct answer options DCYARK uploaded scan images of archeological sites only on museum websites.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

In Dr. Thompson's view, CyArc's ownership of the copyright to the digital scans of the ruins is like tourists uploading photos of the ruins to social media:

1. Tourists uploading photos of the ruins to social media.
2. Seizure of ancient Egyptian artefacts by Western museums.
3. Illegal downloading of content from the internet.
4. Digital platforms obtaining user data for market research.

Correct Answer Option B Seizure of ancient Egyptian artefacts by Western museums.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Which of the following arguments is least likely to be used by companies that digitally scan cultural heritage sites?

1. It allows people who cannot physically visit the ruins to experience them.
2. It preserves valuable images in case cultural heritage sites are damaged or destroyed.
3. Large companies can present themselves as guardians of culture.
4. It provides images free of charge to all users.

Correct Answer Option C Large companies can present themselves as guardians of culture.

Urban Living

The appeal of squatter cities is that they are steadily improved bit by bit by their residents. To planners, these cities appear chaotic. I was trained as a biologist, and to me it looks organic. And squatter cities are unexpectedly green. Some parts of Mumbai have the highest density of one million people per square mile, and energy and material use is kept to a minimum. People get around by foot, bicycle, rickshaw, or ordinary shared taxis.

But not all slums are efficient. In Brazil's favelas, electricity is free because it's stolen, and people leave it on all day. But in most slums, recycling is literally a way of life. Mumbai's Dharavi slum has 400 recycling units and 30, 000 trash pickers. 6, 000 tons of trash are sorted every day. In Vietnam and Mozambique, according to The Economist in 2007, "scavengers sift through trash in Hanoi's streets, just as Mozambican children plough through trash in Maputo's main dump." "Every city in Asia and Latin America has an industry that collects old cardboard."

In a 1985 paper, Carsoap still makes remarks that many people sympathize: "The city is the most environmentally friendly as a human living form. The amount of water and contaminants is less than one of the lo w-density residential wards, "Green Manhattan" in 2004. "The most important scale is New York is the most environmentally friendly area in the United States and one of the most environmentally friendly cities in the world. That's a lot of the opportunities to waste by placing 1. 5 million people on the 23 square kilometers. " He continued to say that because of this compactness, people had to live in the world's most energ y-efficient apartments. ...

The density of the city enables half of humanity to live in 2. 8 % of the land. .. You may consider only the efficiency of the infrastructure. According to the 2004 United Nations report, "the concentration of population and companies in urban areas will greatly reduce water supply, sewerage, drainage, roads, electricity, garbage, transportation, and schools." 。 ...

[Manaus in northern Brazil has shown an "answer to questions" as to how to stop the destruction of the forest. Giving people a decent job. That way, they can buy a house and get a safe life. Otherwise, 100, 000 people, who would have cut down the jungle around the Manaus, are now prosperous by making mobile phones and television in town. ...

Of course, rapid growing cities are hard to say unconditionally. As with business, technological innovation, education, and entertainment, crime, pollution, illness, and fraud are concentrated. But if the city shifts there and it generally gives net net profits, the city provides more than just employment. In slums, in office tower and green suburbs, they are progressing from the countryside to the city and from Cosmopolitan.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Which of the following descriptions is impaired by the author's position on the greenery of the city?

1. The compactness of European and American major cities is increasing the rate of violence crimes.
2. Separation of garbage promotes the rapid spread of illness in slums.
3. High density of cities leads to the increase in carbon dioxide and global warming.
4. Over the past decade, city residents' energy bills have increased.

Correct Answer: C Densification of cities leads to increased carbon dioxide emissions and global warming.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

According to the passage, squatter cities are environmentally friendly for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

1. Their transportation is energy efficient.
2. They recycle materials.
3. They separate their trash.
4. They keep their roads clean.

Correct Answer: D Their streets are kept clean.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Most people see cities as places of disease and crime:

1. They see cities as places of disease and crime.
2. They don't see cities as environmentally friendly places.
3. They don't see cities as good places to live.
4. They see cities as very crowded and polluted.

Correct Answer: B They don't see cities as environmentally friendly places.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

In the context of this passage, the author refers to Manaus:

1. Explain how urban areas are environmentally friendly.
2. Explain the infrastructure efficiency of living in a city.
3. Explain where cities source labor for factories.
4. Promote cities as employment hubs for people

Correct Answer Option A Explain how urban areas help the environment.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

From this passage, we can infer that cities are good places to live for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

1. They have job opportunities.
2. They help prevent environmental damage.
3. They contribute to the cultural change of their residents.
4. They have suburbs as well as business districts.

Correct Answer Option D combines suburbs and business districts.

Linguistics

I have tracked dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in the upper Egypt for two years. He searched for dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in Upper Egypt. In this conservative area, Egyptian families rarely allow women to work or own businesses. They did not do gossip and their opinions were hidden in their chests. In a New Yorker magazine's article, "Learning Lingerie," I introduced the use of Arabic as a feature that does not give another threat. Unlike the standard Chinese, Arabic has a gender refraction, and Chinese dealers who learn words strictly from their ears often hear the patterns of speaking from women. " I came to think of it as a lingerie dialect. "Chinese men who speak in feminine voices have something to be attracted.

When I wrote about the Chinese in New Yorker, most readers seemed to highly appreciate the rare perspective. However, as is common in the Middle East, some people have struggled to overcome the black and white quality of the side line. "The Guardian's" Aisha Gani reporter, "This article is too Oriental and I don't know what to do." Another colleague of British newspaper, Iman Amrani, also agreed. ...

As one of MOL (Man of Language), I have a problem with this essence. Sympathy and understanding are not genetic characteristics, nor are them strictly tied to gender or race. People who are struggling with difficult languages ​​can learn that they are more sympathetic to outsiders and open to various experiences in the world. This learning process (embarrassment, frustration, gradually understanding, and connecting) always brings to be transformed. In the upper Egyptian, the Chinese experience of learning Arabic and local culture made them more thoughtful. Similarly, I was interested in their lives because I was not a kind of peepingism, but I also experienced Egypt and Arabic as an outsider. And both the Chinese and the Egyptian welcomed me because I spoke their language. My identity as a white man was much more important than communication skills. < SPAN> I have tracked dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in the upper Egypt for two years. He searched for dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in Upper Egypt. In this conservative area, Egyptian families rarely allow women to work or own businesses. They did not do gossip and their opinions were hidden in their chests. In a New Yorker magazine's article, "Learning Lingerie," I introduced the use of Arabic as a feature that does not give another threat. Unlike the standard Chinese, Arabic has a gender refraction, and Chinese dealers who learn words strictly from their ears often hear the patterns of speaking from women. " I came to think of it as a lingerie dialect. "Chinese men who speak in feminine voices have something to be attracted.

When I wrote about the Chinese in New Yorker, most readers seemed to highly appreciate the rare perspective. However, as is common in the Middle East, some people have struggled to overcome the black and white quality of the side line. "The Guardian's" Aisha Gani reporter, "This article is too Oriental and I don't know what to do." Another colleague of British newspaper, Iman Amrani, also agreed. ...

As one of MOL (Man of Language), I have a problem with this essence. Sympathy and understanding are not genetic characteristics, nor are them strictly tied to gender or race. People who are struggling with difficult languages ​​can learn that they are more sympathetic to outsiders and open to various experiences in the world. This learning process (embarrassment, frustration, gradually understanding, and connecting) always brings to be transformed. In the upper Egyptian, the Chinese experience of learning Arabic and local culture made them more thoughtful. Similarly, I was interested in their lives because I was not a kind of peepingism, but I also experienced Egypt and Arabic as an outsider. And both the Chinese and the Egyptian welcomed me because I spoke their language. My identity as a white man was much more important than communication skills. I have tracked dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in the upper Egypt for two years. He searched for dozens of Chinese selling lingerie in Upper Egypt. In this conservative area, Egyptian families rarely allow women to work or own businesses. They did not do gossip and their opinions were hidden in their chests. In a New Yorker magazine's article, "Learning Lingerie," I introduced the use of Arabic as a feature that does not give another threat. Unlike the standard Chinese, Arabic has a gender refraction, and Chinese dealers who learn words strictly from their ears often hear the patterns of speaking from women. " I came to think of it as a lingerie dialect. "Chinese men who speak in feminine voices have something to be attracted.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

As one of MOL (Man of Language), I have a problem with this essence. Sympathy and understanding are not genetic characteristics, nor are them strictly tied to gender or race. People who are struggling with difficult languages ​​can learn that they are more sympathetic to outsiders and open to various experiences in the world. This learning process (embarrassment, frustration, gradually understanding, and connecting) always brings to be transformed. In the upper Egyptian, the Chinese experience of learning Arabic and local culture made them more thoughtful. Similarly, I was interested in their lives because I was not a kind of peepingism, but I also experienced Egypt and Arabic as an outsider. And both the Chinese and the Egyptian welcomed me because I spoke their language. My identity as a white man was much more important than communication skills.

1. And the word "Orientalist" so easily tossed around hardly captures the complexity of our interactions. What is going on when a man from Missouri observes a woman from Zhejiang selling lingerie to a woman in Upper Egypt? . . Now, if we were all standing by the same river and speaking in a way that everyone could understand, who would be looking east and who would be looking west? Which is the Orient?
2. For all our current interest in identity politics, there is no corresponding sense of identity linguistics. At least, as with ethnicity and gender, the language that flows through one's mind is at the root of who we are. And sometimes, it is healthy to consider human traits that are not innate, rigid, or externally defined. After all, you can always learn another language and change yourself.
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4. Which of the following can be inferred from the author's claim that "Which is the Orient?"

Learning another language can ease cultural hierarchies and barriers. Globalization reduces cultural hierarchies and barriers.

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Orientalism is a discourse of the colonial past that is rarely seen today.

1. Correct Answer Option A Learning other languages ​​can reduce cultural hierarchies and barriers.
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3. A French ethnographer decides to study the culture of a Nigerian tribe. Which of the following is most likely the opinion of the author of this passage?
4. The author would encourage the ethnographer, but would ask him to first learn the language of the Nigerian tribe he wants to study.

The author would encourage the ethnographer, but would ask him to be mindful of his racial and gender identity in the process.

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The author would encourage the ethnographer and recommend that he hire a good translator to conduct the interviews.

1. Correct Answer Option A The author would encourage the ethnographer, but would require him to first learn the language of the Nigerian tribe he wants to study.
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3. The author's critics would argue:
4. Empathy can overcome identity politics.

Language is insufficient to bridge cultural barriers.

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Orientalism cannot be practiced by Egyptians.

1. Correct answer option B The language is insufficient to fill the barrier of culture.
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3. According to this sentence, which of the following is not the cause of the ability to change us?
4. The ups and downs that arise in the process of learning the language.

The language is essentially linked to our sel f-concept and identity.

The ability of the language that has the influence of the impact of the identity mark that is born.

Most of the twists and turns in the evolution of language over time.

Correct answer options A number of twists and turns in the evolution of languages ​​accompanying the passage of time.

British colonial policy

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

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1. According to this sentence, which of the following is not the cause of the ability to change us?
2. The ups and downs that arise in the process of learning the language.
3. The language is essentially linked to our sel f-concept and identity.
4. The ability of the language that has the influence of the impact of the identity mark that is born.

Most of the twists and turns in the evolution of language over time.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

British colonial policy

1. The British colonial policy .... There were at least two strategies, shaking between them. At first, the new colonial organization was cautious and occupied India at the middle of the ring, interweaving military power and delicate diplomacy. But this drove them into contradictions. Regardless of their senses about the strangeness of this country and the weakness of the colonies, the colonial state in the UK represents the great conquest discourses of enlightenment, which is exactly the case. This is because he entered India at the moment of the largest arrogance. The colonial nation, the overtaken and representative of this discourse, was unable to take such a sel f-negative attitude before that was carrying everything before that. In Europe, everything in Europe, such as production systems, political systems, moral and recognized order, was trying to do the same in India. As a result, the colonial state has not been able to live at the expense of their peripheral relatives, and has begun to take initiative to introduce modern logic in Indian society. However, this modernity did not enter the passive society. Occasionally, the initiatives were resisted by existing structural forms. At one point, correct answer option B has insufficient language to fill the cultural barrier.
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3. According to this sentence, which of the following is not the cause of the ability to change us?
4. The ups and downs that arise in the process of learning the language.

The language is essentially linked to our sel f-concept and identity.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Most of the twists and turns in the evolution of language over time.

1. Correct answer options A number of twists and turns in the evolution of languages ​​accompanying the passage of time.
2. British colonial policy
3. The British colonial policy .... There were at least two strategies, shaking between them. At first, the new colonial organization was cautious and occupied India at the middle of the ring, which was interwoven with military power and delicate diplomacy. But this drove them into contradictions. Regardless of their senses about the strangeness of this country and the weakness of the colonies, the colonial state in the UK represents the great conquest discourses of enlightenment, which is exactly the case. This is because he entered India at the moment of the largest arrogance. The colonial nation, the overtaken and representative of this discourse, was unable to take such a sel f-negative attitude before that was carrying everything before that. In Europe, everything in Europe, such as production systems, political systems, moral and recognized order, was trying to do the same in India. As a result, the colonial state has not been able to live at the expense of their peripheral relatives, and has begun to take initiative to introduce modern logic in Indian society. However, this modernity did not enter the passive society. Occasionally, the initiatives were resisted by existing structural forms. Sometimes
4. Of course, most importantly, the modernization effort took on an external character. The acceptance of modernity was invariably linked to submission. This again points to two distinct problems, one theoretical and one political. Theoretically, since modernity was introduced from without, applying the logical form of a “transitional process” to this pattern of change is explanatorily useless. Such a logical form is wrong in two ways. First, it would imply, however subtly, that what was proposed to be built was something like European capitalism. (In any case, historians have stressed, with or without qualifiers, that what capitalism was replacing was not something like feudalism.) But more fundamentally, the logical structure of endogenous change does not apply here. Here, the agenda of change strikes as an external force. This externality cannot be casually spoken of and forgotten. It is inscribed in every movement, every object, every proposal, every act of legislation, every strand of causation. It becomes inscribed in the epoch itself. The repeated emphasis on externalities should not be seen as a nationalistic endeavor, familiar in Indian social science. . . .

Quite apart from the external appearance of the entire historical proposal of modernity, some of its contents were noteworthy. . . . Economic reforms, or rather transformations, did not foreshadow the construction of a classical capitalist economy with the necessary emphasis on the extractive and transport sectors. What happened was the creation of a degenerate version of capitalism, what early dependency theorists called "the development of underdevelopment."

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It was at least partly the fruit of Enlightenment rationalism.

1. It faced resistance from the existing structural forms of Indian modernity.
2. It was at least partly shaped by the European project of modernization.
3. It could treat the colony as a testing ground.
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All of the following statements, if true, can be taken as supporting the argument in the passage:

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Modernity was imposed on India by the British, hence leading to underdevelopment.

1. Throughout the history of colonial conquest, natives have often been experimented on by the colonizers.
2. Changes in British colonial policy were caused by resistance to modernization in Indian society.
3. Correct answer: D Changes in British colonial policy were caused by resistance to modernization in Indian society.
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"As a result, the colonial state could not rest on merely being preeminent at the expense of its marginality, and began to take initiatives to introduce the logic of modernity into Indian society."

Which best describes the meaning of this sentence?

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The colonial enterprise was costly, so to justify the cost, it began to introduce the logic of modernity into Indian society.

The colonial state felt alienated from Indian society because of its own modernity. Therefore, it tried to address that alienation by bringing its own modernity to Indian society.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Correct Answer: Option C The colonial state felt alienated from Indian society because of its own modernity. Therefore, it tried to address that alienation by bringing in modernity to change Indian society.

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According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Military power-arrogance-labour-modernity-capitalism.

Colonial policy-Enlightenment-external modernity-rejection-underdevelopment.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Military power-colonialism-reorganization-feudalism-capitalism.

Correct Answer: Option B Colonial policy-Enlightenment-external modernity-rejection-underdevelopment.

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According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

The endogenous logic of colonialism can only bring about change if it attacks and transforms external forces.

1. Indian society is not an endogenous society, but rather an actively foreign society.
2. A colonized society cannot be changed by logic.
3. The transformation of Indian society did not happen organically, but was forced by colonial intent.
4. Correct Answer: D The transformation of Indian society did not happen organically, but was forced by colonial intent.

The following four sentences (1, 2, 3, 4) when properly arranged form a coherent paragraph. Determine the appropriate order of the sentences and enter the order of the four numbers as your answer.

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1. The conceptualization of "women's time" as opposed to "clock time" and "clock time" as synonymous with "economic rationalism" are two of the harmful consequences of such representations.

1. 2. While the binary oppositions of "men's time", "women's time", "clock time" and "care time" are analytically useful, this paper argues that multiple times are embedded in everyday care practices and that both men and women can engage with these multiple times. In exploring gendered conceptualizations of time, we carefully examined the everyday practices of working sole fathers and working sole mothers and found that caregiving time was more often centered on the clock than is commonly theorized. 4. The clock has consistently been represented in feminist literature as a masculine artifact that represents the "time is money" perspective.
2. Correct answer 4132
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4. 1. Living things - animals and plants - typically exhibit correlational structures. 2. Adaptive behavior depends on the cognitive economy of treating objects as equivalent. 3. The information we receive from our senses and the world generally has structure and order, and is not arbitrary. 4. To classify an object is to consider it equivalent to other objects that are included in the classification and different in some salient dimension from objects that are not.

Correct answer 2431

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1. For amateur listeners, no n-tuned music may sound like a chaotic random noise. 2. Attensing is a music condition that does not "live" in a specific tone, scale, and mode frame. 3. The tune may change after noticing the knowledge, skills, and the amount of technical expertise necessary for composition and performance. 4. However, atonaratality is one of the most important movements in the 20th century music.

1. Correct answer 2143
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3. 1. Such religions in harmony of nature need a purpose that seems to have been imposed by God's good intentions and wisdom. 2. These parts are all compatible with the integrated, ordered system, which were created by the design. 3. Historically, the concept of balance of nature is observed, metaphysical, and not scientific. 4. This is an example of an ancient belief system called remote theory, with the idea that what we call nature has a predetermined fate associated with its components.
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There are four summaries in the following sentences. Choose the one that captures the essence most.

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According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Languages, a derivative only found only to humans, have evolved over a long time and accompanied by memories.

Since other biological species have no evidence of language, the language is a characteristic of humans.

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The language is not a single or uniform, but a final result of the process of long and complex language evolution.

The correct answer option C language evolved by building linguistic characteristics on the characteristics of cognition such as memory.

According to this sentence, the colonial country has set the capital to show off power and prestige:

Correct answer 2143