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The high cost of production is severely limiting which operas are available to the public. These costs necessitate reliance on large corporate sponsors, who in return demand that only the most famous operas be produced. Determining which operas will be produced should rest only with ticket purchasers at the box office, not with large corporate sponsors. If we reduce production budgets so that operas can be supported exclusively by box-office receipts and donations from individuals, then the public will be able to see less famous operas.
Which one of the following, if true, would weaken the argument（）
A. A few opera ticket purchasers go to the opera for the sake of going to the opera, not to see specific operatic productions
B. The reduction of opera production budgets would not reduce the desire of large corporate sponsors to support operas
C. Without the support of large corporate sponsors, opera companies could not afford to produce any but the most famous of operas
D. Large corporate sponsors will stop supporting opera productions if they are denied control over which operas will be produced
E. The combination of individual donations and box-office receipts cannot match the amounts of money obtained through sponsorship by large corporations
[填空题]the high cost to the consumer of new ways of distributing entertainment
[单项选择]The high cost for getting there was（）by the fact that I fotmd a very cheap place to live.
A. offset
B. participated
C. elaborated
D. reclaimed
[填空题]To be a genius is worth the high personal cost．
[填空题]In the 1970s, the high standard and cost of living contributed to the emergence of ______.
[单项选择]A supermarket is a large-area, low-cost, high-volume, self-service operation designed to serve the consumers’’ various needs for food, clothes and other useful products in our daily life. A supermarket store can be independently owned, although most supermarket stores are operated by supermarket chains.
Supermarkets have moved in several directions to further build their sales volume. They have opened much larger stores, with today’’s selling space occupying about 18,000 square feet as compared to 11,700 square feet in the 1950s. Most of the supermarket chains now operate fewer but larger stores. Supermarkets deal in a great number and variety of items. A typical supermarket handled 3,000 items in 1946 and now handles around 8,000.
Nowadays, supermarkets have been hit hard by a number of competitors meeting better defined customer needs with respect to the variety of products and price levels. So they are trying to improve their marketing positions. The most important increas
A. fewer but larger stores
B. more but smaller stores
C. more and larger stores
D. fewer and smaller stores
[单项选择]Cost accounting analyzes a business’s cost to help managers ______.
A. expend money
B. control expenses
C. pay the debts
D. make budget
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Manners are different from country to country. Below are some examples of good manners in England.
At even a formal (正式的) dinner an Englishman does not wait for a toast (提议为…祝酒) before he has a drink. The English re serve (保留) toasts for very formal or very special occasions, such as at a wedding reception or at a party for someone who is retiring. After a private (私人的) dinner in someone’s house an Englishman will only shake hands with the host (主人) and hostess if it is a fairly for mal occasion, like a business dinner, and he will usually put his coat on and say goodbye as he leaves the house.
Taking one’s leave varies in other ways between China and Eng land. The time taken for saying "goodbye" after a private dinner may seem very short to us. Yet strangely enough, English people also often think that we Chinese end such occasions very suddenly. This is be cause English people usually begin to show that they want to leave fir teen or
A. manners change with countries
B. everything depends on manners
C. manners are unimportant
D. behaviour (行为) with good manners
