A. Credit cards. B. Hire-purchase.
7 g6 T8 v5 D5 g ` C. Rental and leasing schemes. D. None of the above is right.
* R( K' q8 D0 w 27. The foolhardy are people who_______.
/ s' q4 P9 ]7 K& _ A. spend more money than they have B. spend less money than other people C. save money D. make money9 D1 X" u4 R9 p
28. The disadvantage of credit cards is_______., ]2 n3 }% B% f) d: }2 z7 _4 M* x
A. to enable you to buy things without carrying large amount of cash2 J p \6 ~1 B& R ^
B. to encourage people to spend more money3 g1 a8 J1 c& `; y- p
C. to be always useful in emergencies
( l, t2 d" ~; v7 v" }6 _5 X D. to help people tide over a period of financial difficulty$ C L* b& y: Y: t- V$ p! T" J
29. According to the passage, credit cards are made of_______.. w' S1 }7 R" v. W3 Z O
A. paper B. goldwww.examw.com
) L' W! o' H/ y$ w# K! k C. plastic D. tin, f) a+ f4 w" b, @8 C+ j
30. Deciding on a particular credit, you do not have to consider______.* C/ d9 _6 r) F6 M: N
A. the amount of credit granted
. B' e* c1 }6 ? B. the number and range of outlets
, `% B/ ?5 i* O% K C. the possibility of loss of money
2 F ~- O# O( r' ~ D. the department stores where you are going to use your credit cards5 E. T$ a- `4 [+ `3 i& r# s
26. D 27. A 28. B 29.D 30. C |