When you carry the AE Card, you’ll enjoy a world – class level of service at home and abroad. Here are just some of the benefits you can enjoy as an AE Card holder. No pre – set spending limit and 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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When you carry the AE Card, you’ll enjoy a world – class level of service at home and abroad. Here are just some of the benefits you can enjoy as an AE Card holder.

No pre – set spending limit and no interest charges.

Unlike other credit cards, the AE Card has no pre – set spending limit, so you are usually free to spend as much as you have shown us you can afford, on condition that the card gets fully – filled on time each month, in which way the AE Card can serve as a charge card as well, and you’ll pay no interest （利息） at all.

Traveling and shopping accident coverage

You’ll receive travel insurance （保险） up to $ 75,000 when you book airline tickets with the AE Card. Or should your flight be called off or delayed, or you luggage damaged or lost during your travel, you could use your AE Card to seek for help and amends （赔偿） . And almost anything you buy with the AE Card is insured for accidental damage and theft for up to 90 days, with no extra charge.

The special rewards of membership

As an AE Card holder, you will earn one point for each $ 2 that you spend on the card and you can then exchange for many great rewards with the collected points, such as enjoyable dining experiences, shopping chances, expensive wine, cinema tickets, hotel nights or even golf lessons … all with be detailed on your monthly statement.

Worldwide cash access

You can draw cash money for up to $ 500 at over 1700. travel Service Offices world – wide. You can also be served by more than 150,000 cash machines world – wide through our express cash service.

If you have any questions, please call our Customer Service Team on （0123）69 69 33.

1．The AE Card and other credit cards mainly differ in .

A．he level of service at home and abroad

B．the pre – set spending limit and interest

C．some special membership rewards

D．the number of cash machines in the world

2．An AE Card holder can enjoy all the following except .

A．spending as much money as he likes without putting in per month

B．some wonderful things offered according to the collected points

C．less worry about the possible loss while traveling and shopping

D．the easy way of getting cash money in many places in the world

3．What’s the main purpose of the passage?

A．To encourage more travelers abroad

B．To compare the AE Card with other credit cards

C．To enjoy a new way of spending money

D．To attract people to use the AE Card

BAD

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