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【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20151103

2015-11-03View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Which statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is incorrect? A. Mandatory standards can be divided into two forms: full-text mandatory and clause-based mandatory. B. When all of the technical content of a standard needs to be mandatory, it is considered a full-text mandatory standard. C. When only some of the technical content of a standard needs to be mandatory, it is a clause-based mandatory standard. D. When specific technical elements within a standard need to be mandatory, it is also a clause-based mandatory standard. [Production and Management Division] Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
Reply #22015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (D). A. Mandatory standards can be divided into two forms: full-text mandatory and clause-based mandatory. B. When all of the technical content of a standard needs to be mandatory, it is in the full-text mandatory form. C. When only some of the technical content of a standard needs to be mandatory, it is in the clause-based mandatory form. D. When specific technical elements within a standard need to be mandatory, it is also in the clause-based mandatory form
Reply #32015-11-03
D: When the technical details specified in the standard are mandatory, it is in the form of mandatory provisions
Reply #42015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (D: When specific technical elements within a standard need to be mandatory, they are expressed in the form of mandatory provisions).
Reply #52015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (+D).
Reply #62015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (D: When specific technical requirements in a standard need to be mandatory, they are presented in the form of mandatory provisions).
Reply #72015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (D: When specific technical elements within a standard need to be mandatory, they are expressed in the form of mandatory provisions).
Reply #82015-11-03
The incorrect statement regarding the classification of mandatory standards is (d). D: When the technical details specified in the standard are mandatory, it is in the form of mandatory provisions
Reply #92015-11-03
D: When the technical details specified in the standard are mandatory, it is in the form of mandatory provisions
Reply #102015-11-03
D: When the technical details specified in the standard are mandatory, it is in the form of mandatory provisions

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