A. Credit cards. B. Hire-purchase.' m: R, X; ]" `8 x0 ~
C. Rental and leasing schemes. D. None of the above is right.) ]6 t4 C# i% H# R- Q
27. The foolhardy are people who_______.- s; @1 N$ h6 q' b; j: g
A. spend more money than they have B. spend less money than other people C. save money D. make money; m B' O, C5 D
28. The disadvantage of credit cards is_______.* `3 R. N5 l& |# a, U
A. to enable you to buy things without carrying large amount of cash1 s$ f) c2 U% x. m* b
B. to encourage people to spend more money5 V: e2 A( A2 J! W' T- Z
C. to be always useful in emergencies
, f1 N4 n, q! ^* p" m O D. to help people tide over a period of financial difficulty' h" [; r% @$ ^# x1 N
29. According to the passage, credit cards are made of_______.
! \& w& `; F8 E* r& Y: w A. paper B. goldwww.examw.com
3 C8 K' m- L, V+ O1 l" k6 X# b C. plastic D. tin
: ]! I$ z: [3 s6 T9 u, u 30. Deciding on a particular credit, you do not have to consider______.6 e' s% e% ^+ }5 C+ Q/ @
A. the amount of credit granted* P/ r( z1 @& y- h. P
B. the number and range of outlets4 b2 F: D9 J. p: \! o2 e
C. the possibility of loss of money
0 S* o+ V- b1 r D. the department stores where you are going to use your credit cards
: W' c4 _8 f4 x' C0 E& x 26. D 27. A 28. B 29.D 30. C |