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Price list for Expo 2010 Tickets

Phases

 

Types

Pre-sale Phase I 2009.03.02－2009.06.30

Pre-sale Phase II 2009.07.01－2009.12.31

Pre-sale Phase III 2010.01.01－2010.04.30

Pre-sale Phase 2010.05.01－2010.10.31

Peak Day

Single Day

Admission

￥170

￥180

￥190

￥200

Standard Day

Single Day

Admission

￥130

￥140

￥150

￥160

3-Day Admission

N/A

￥400

7-Day Admission

￥900

Evening Admission

N/A

￥90

Group Admission

For authorized travel agents only

Student Group Admission　　　　　　　　　

For authorized travel agents and education institutes only

Note: Peak Days include “Labor Day” Holiday（May 1-3, 2010）, “National Day” Holiday（Oct．1-7, 2010）, and the last week before the closing date （Oct．25－31, 2010）.

Uni Sports Club Memberships

　 Making the most out of the sports opportunities and facilities at Surrey has never been easier! With 4 membership packages available from UniSPRTS there will be something that suits you．It is up to you to decide what you are interested in and how often you will use the facilities．As Surrey student you will be eligible for a number of special membership deals allowing you to participate in sport, exercise or dance for an unbelievable price! All memberships are available throughout the year and can be purchased from the Sport Centre.

Student Gold Card ￡95

Membership includes;

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Unlimited use of the gym

Free fitness classes

Discounts on most dance and sport courses

Student Silver Card ￡85

Membership includes:

Unlimited use of the gym

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Student Bronze Card ￡75

Membership includes:

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Free sport workshops

Public Associate Sport Club ￡75

Membership includes:

Access to student club activities

Discounts on most sport courses

　 You can join a sports club at any time of the year by adding a club membership to your existing UniSPORTS membership．Club membership is term-time only（30 weeks） and if brought after Christmas, is for 15 weeks and available at the reduced cost of ￡5.00.

1．If the Smiths hope to visit Shanghai Expo 2010 on May 2, how much will they pay to book 2 tickets on April 30?

　 A．￥340 　　　 B．￥360 　　　 C．￥400 　　 D．￥380

2．Which of the following is TRUE according to Chart I?

A．Student Group Admission is intended for education institutes only.

B．Different discounts are available for purchases made in different pre-sale phases

C．The price of Peak Day single-day admission is much lower than other types．

　 D．Thy earlier, the higher the price of the Expo tickets is.

3．If you’d like a cheapest card with insurance included, you will choose.

A．student Gold Card　　　 　　 B．Student Bronze Card

　 C．Student Silver Card　　　 　 D．Public Associate Sports Club

4．We can learn from the second passage that 　　　.

A．all the membership cards can be used for students to take part in club activities

B．Surrey is a company selling varieties of membership cards to students

C．Student Gold Card is the most difficult to apply for of all membership cards

D．all membership cards can only be purchased before Christmas

 

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       A．a simple adding machine                B．an electric instrument of sight

C．a way to keep employees honest    D．an expensive piece of window dressing

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C．an adding machine                               D．a typewriter

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       A．That high-tech cash register is anything but an electric eye.

B．The grocery stores update the price list every other day

C．There is no machine with intelligence today.

D．There are four biggest lies in America.

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       A．Computers are stupid and inefficient

B．Computers errors are basically human errors.

C．Computers can help department stores update the price list.

D．Supermarket price errors are often made through dishonesty.

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Of these three little white lies, the worst of the lot by far is the third. It’s the only one that can never be true. Today, if a bank statement cheats you out of $ 900 that way, you know what the clerk is sure to say:“ It was a computer error.” Nonsense. The computer is reporting nothing more than what the clerk typed into it.

The most annoying case of all is when the computerized cash register in the grocery store shows that an item costs more than it actually does. If the innocent buyer points out the mistake, the checker, bagger and manager all come together and offer the familiar explanation:“ It was a computer error.”

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Grocery stores update the price list each day－that is, somebody sits at a keyboard and types in the prices. If the price they type in is too high, there are only two explanations: carelessness or dishonesty. But somehow“ a computer error”is supposed to excuse everything.

One reason we let people hide behind a computer is the common misunderstanding that huge, modern computers are “ electric brains” with “ artificial intelligence.” At some point there might be a machine with intelligence, but none exists today. The smartest computer on earth right now is no more “ intelligent”  than your average screwdriver (螺丝刀) . at this point in the development of computers the only thing any machine can do is what a human has instructed it to do .

 

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       A. a simply adding machine

       B. an electric instrument of sight

       C. a way to keep employees honest

       D. an expensive piece of window dressing

69. Grocery store price lists are updated by           .

       A. an employee                                             B. a telephone receiver

       C. an adding machine                                     D. a typewriter

70. According to he author, which of the following statements is TRUE?

       A．that high-tech cash register is anything but an electric eye

       B. The grocery stores update the price list every other day.

       C. There is no machine with intelligence today.

       D. There are three lies in America

71. What’s the main idea of the passage?

       A. Computers are stupid and inefficient

       B. Computer errors are basically human errors

       C. Computers can help department stores update the price list

       D. Supermarket price errors are often made by computers

 

Price list for Expo 2010 Tickets

 

 

Note: Peak Days include “Labor Day” Holiday (May 1-3, 2010), “National Day” Holiday(Oct. 1-7, 2010), and the last week before the closing date (Oct. 25－31, 2010).

 

UniSports Club Memberships

　 Making the most out of the sports opportunities and facilities at Surrey has never been easier! With 4 membership packages available from UniSPRTS there will be something that suits you. It is up to you to decide what you are interested in and how often you will use the facilities. As Surrey student you will be eligible for a number of special membership deals allowing you to participate in sport, exercise or dance for an unbelievable price! All memberships are available throughout the year and can be purchased from the Sport Centre.

Student Gold Card ￡95

Membership includes;

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Unlimited use of the gym

Free fitness classes

Discounts on most dance and sport courses

Student Silver Card ￡85

Membership includes:

Unlimited use of the gym

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Student Bronze Card ￡75

Membership includes:

Access to student club activities

Student sports club insurance

Free sport workshops

Public Associate Sport Club ￡75

Membership includes:

Access to student club activities

Discounts on most sport courses

　 You can join a sports club at any time of the year by adding a club membership to your existing UniSPORTS membership. Club membership is term-time only(30 weeks) and if brought after Christmas, is for 15 weeks and available at the reduced cost of ￡5.00.

 

1. If the Smiths hope to visit Shanghai Expo 2010 on May 2, how much will they pay to book 2 tickets on April 30?

A. ￥340　　　　 B. ￥360 　　　 C. ￥400　　　　 D.￥380

2. Which of the following is TRUE according to Chart I?

A. Student Group Admission is intended for education institutes only.

B. Different discounts are available for purchases made in different pre-sale phases

C. The price of Peak Day single-day admission is much lower than other types.

D. Thy earlier, the higher the price of the Expo tickets is.

3. If you’d like a cheapest card with insurance included, you will choose.

A. student Gold Card　　　

B. Student Bronze Card

C. Student Silver Card　　　

D. Public Associate Sports Club

4. We can learn from the second passage that 　　　.

A. all the membership cards can be used for students to take part in club activities

B. Surrey is a company selling varieties of membership cards to students

C. Student Gold Card is the most difficult to apply for of all membership cards

D. all membership cards can only be purchased before Christmas

 

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