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5 Secrets of Web Travel Sites

Booking a trip on an online travel site is convenient£¬but comes with its own set of problems£®

1£®They know who's on a Mac and who's on a PC and who's going to spend more£®

Last year£¬US travel research company Orbitz tracked people's online activities to test out whether Mac users spend more on travel than PC users£®On average£¬Mac users lay out US$20?30 more per night on hotels and go for more stars£¬according to the Wall Street Journal£®As a result£¬online travel sites show these users more expensive travel options first£®To avoid inadvertently paying more£¬sort results by price£®

2£®Their software doesn't always hook up to the hotel's system£®

A guaranteed reservation is almost impossible to come by anywhere¡ªbut the risk of your flight or hotel being overbooked increases with third?party providers£®The middle?man's software isn't immune to system errors£¬so always call the hotel or airline to make sure your booking was processed£®

3£®Don't be fooled by packages: Often£¬they're low?end items grouped together£®

Ever notice how travel sites recommend a hotel£¬a rental car£¬and tour package all in one click? These deals usually feature travel that no one wants£¬like flights with multiple layovers£®Check the fine print£®

4£®You could miss out on loyalty points£®

Third?party providers can get between you and frequent flyer miles or points£®Many hotel loyalty programmes don't recognise external sites£¬others award only minimum points and exclude special offers£¬like double points on hotel stays£®

5£®Once your trip is purchased£¬you're on your own£®

An online travel agency can't provide assistance the same way an agent can if a flight is cancelled or a room is substandard£®Basically£¬when you arrive at the airport or hotel£¬you're just another client who booked at the lowest rate£®

1.Which of the following is TRUE?

A£®Third?party providers can ensure your reservation£®

B£®Mac users are likely to spend more money than PC users£®

C£®An online travel agency functions the same as an agent£®

D£®Packages usually provide travelers with satisfactory programmes£®

2.What's the purpose of the passage?

A£®To encourage readers to book a trip on an online travel site£®

B£®To make an advertisement about several travel sites online£®

C£®To convince readers not to book a trip on an online travel site£®

D£®To warn readers of some problems with booking trips online£®

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There is one word that is on the lips of Americans, day and nightÒ»¡°Sorry£®¡±

Once as I was walking on the street£¬a young man ran by _________ £¬brushing against my handbag£®Even _________ he continued on his way, he _________ back and said ¡°sorry¡±to me£®Even in a rush£¬he didn¡¯t forget to apologize£®

One day, after I bought some apples£¬the salesman was giving me the change£¬_________ I wasn¡¯t ready for it£¬and a _________ dropped on the ground£®¡°I'm sorry,¡± he said while bending down to pick it up£®I was _________ Ò»why would he apologize when it was my _________ ?

Another time£¬I _________ on a man¡¯s foot in a lift£®At the same time£¬we both said ¡°sorry¡±£®I thought it _________ at first ¡ªwas it really _________ for him to apologize?

Later on£¬an American friend _________ to me that according to the American _________ £¬the lift is a _________ place everyone should be able to stand in£®After someone occupies(Õ¼¾Ý)a position in the lift£¬making it _________ for someone else to find a place to stand in£¬isn¡¯t it necessary to _________ an apology?

During my stay in America£¬I gradually _________ that when friction(Ħ²Á)happens in daily life£¬Americans don¡¯t care much about who is _________£®If someone is _________ £¬a¡°sorry¡±is always necessary£®The¡°sorry¡±would _________ tempers(Æ¢Æø)even if the other person is hurt£®Perhaps this is why I _________ saw anyone quarreling on the buses£¬subways or streets in America£®

1.A£®excitedly B£®hurriedly C£®happily D£®hopefully

2.A£®because B£®after C£®as D£®unless

3.A£®drove B£®held C£®watched D. turned

4.A£®or B£®and C£®but D£®so

5.A£®coin B£®handbag C£®wallet D£®bill

6.A£®impressed B£®moved C£®annoyed D£®puzzled

7.A£®duty B£®attitude C£®fault D£®business

8.A£®dropped B£®stepped C£®walked D£®knocked

9.A£®interesting B£®acceptable C£®exciting D£®reasonable

10.A£®polite B£®important C£®surprising D£®necessary

11.A£®1ied B£®explained C£®pointed D£®admitted

12.A£®ideas B£®rules C£®education D£®1ife

13.A£®crowded B£®common C£®public D£®free

14.A£®unfit B£®impossible C£®narrow D£®difficult

15.A£®express B£®receive C£®expect D£®tell

16.A£®realized B£®remembered C£®agreed D£®meant

17.A£®honest B£®responsible C£®careless D£®serious

18.A£®nervous B£®injured C£®worried D£®troubled

19.A£®worsen B£®cool C£®lose D£®change

20.A£®always B£®often C£®never D£®Sometimes

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Check out any woman's wardrobe and you will be sure to find at least one pair of high heel shoes there. After all, which woman can _________ wearing something that makes her look taller and her legs _________ longer? Unfortunately, those high heel shoes women love so much _________ their name, and can end up doing more damage than you can imagine _________ the spine(¼¹Öù) and lower back¡ªif care is not taken.

Murlowska, a therapist(ÖÎÁÆʦ ), is _________ with the consequences of wearing high heels. A majority of _________ who arrive at Murlowska's office come to her with back and lower back problems. Very often the _________ are the result of not walking properly in high heels or choosing the _________ kind of footwear.

"I know women love wearing high heels but they can_________ extreme damage to the body," Murlowska says, "I recently had a patient who had a terrible fall while walking in high heels and twisted her _________ . She did not think much of it at the time, but the next morning she _________ up to find her knee swollen and painful."

If a woman walks in heels _________ than five centimeters, several pressure points develop in various parts of the body which experience _________ . Essentially, a woman wearing high heels is attempting to _________ her entire body on a very small area. This causes extreme stress on the muscles of the legs_________ increasing the chances of the ankle getting twisted. This can _________ damage to the knee ligaments(ÈÍ´ø) and tendons(ëì). High heels force the _________ into an unnatural down-turned position. Consequently, the rest of the body has to _________ itself in order to stay balanced. The lower part of the spine as well as the hip bone tilts(Çãб) forward while the _________ spine and the neck tilts back in order to maintain balance."

Over a period of time, the hip bone also gets _________ because of the change in the center of gravity as a result of wearing high heels.

1.A. envy B. enjoy C. request D. resist

2.A. appear B. become C. grow D. turn

3.A. get to B. go up C. live up to D. arrive in

4.A. to B. with C. as D. for

5.A. known B. familiar C. famous D. worried

6.A. patients B. doctors C. clerks D. journalists

7.A. questions B. situations C. problems D. phenomena

8.A. wrong B. right C. different D. same

9.A. affect B. turn C. become D. cause

10.A. leg B. knee C. foot D. neck

11.A. woke B. stayed C. sat D. stood

12.A. less B. shorter C. higher D. taller

13.A. trouble B. happiness C. pains D. stress

14.A. balance B. bother C. burden D. benefit

15.A. when B. while C. which D. that

16.A. get over B. result in C. result from D. get in

17.A. leg B. hand C. foot D. body

18.A. adjust B. accept C. adopt D. assist

19.A. longer B. shorter C. lower D. upper

20.A. affected B. improved C. done D. ruined

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