首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
外语
A、They like dogs more than cats. B、They are allowed to take pets on the plane. C、They are allowed to take pets to some hotels. D
A、They like dogs more than cats. B、They are allowed to take pets on the plane. C、They are allowed to take pets to some hotels. D
admin
2021-07-21
3
问题
The American Pet Products Association carries out a National Pet Owners Study every two years. The latest one shows that 71 million families in the United States last year included a pet. That’s 62% of all the families in America. The study also showed that Americans owned more than 77 million dogs and more than 93 million cats. The association’s market research shows that Americans spent more than $43 billion on pets, pet products and pet medical care last year. (16)And it expects that number to increase to $ 45 billion by the end of this year, even with the current economic downturn. Bob Vetere is president of the American Pet Products Association. He says the organization has seen fewer sales of pets supplies recently. (17)But he says pet owners are spending their money on other things such as medical services, because people want to keep their pets healthy as long as possible. And special treatments developed in the past ten years are more expensive than before. Mr. Vetere also says (16) Americans are now taking longer hours to take care of their pets during the day. He says Americans are taking their pets with them on trips. (18)That’s easier to achieve nowadays because more hotels and vacation areas permit pets.
16. What’s the main idea of the passage?
17. Why do Americans spend money on their pets’ medical services?
18. What can be inferred about Americans from the passage?
选项
A、They like dogs more than cats.
B、They are allowed to take pets on the plane.
C、They are allowed to take pets to some hotels.
D、They spend more on pets supplies.
答案
C
解析
转载请注明原文地址:https://kaotiyun.com/show/BiK7777K
0
大学英语四级
相关试题推荐
Accordingtoasurvey,whichwasbasedontheresponsesofover188,000students,today’straditional-agecollegefreshmenare"
Onaverage,Americankidsages3to12spent29hoursaweekinschool,eighthoursmorethantheydidin1981.Theyalsodidmo
InAmericaalone,tippingisnowa$16billion-a-yearindustry.Consumersactingrationallyoughtnottopaymorethantheyhave
InonlytwodecadesAsianAmericanshavebecomethefastest-growingU.S.minority.Astheirchildrenbeganmovingupthroughthe
AnimalsontheMoveA)Itlookedlikeascenefrom"Jaws"butwithoutthedramaticmusic.Ahugesharkwaslowlyswimmingthrough
Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaycommentingonthesaying"Tochoosetimeistosavetime."Youcan
A、Itcoulddriveforlongtrips.B、Itcouldworkwithouthumaninvolvement.C、Itcoulddriveinvariousareas.D、Itcouldtakef
A、Hehimselfisveryfattoo.B、Theassessmentsystemisnotsound.C、Peopleshouldhavetheirownfreedom.D、Itmaycausealot
A、Theyareveryexpensive.B、Theyweighverymuch.C、Theyaremadeofpiecesofaluminum.D、Theyhavetrianglesallover.D对话中女士
A、Itstillworks.B、Itisbroken.C、Itisfixed.D、Itisanewone.B女士问需不需要给男士传真售后服务的信息,男士说行,但他们的传真机这会儿正在修理,要到大概2点半才能用,由此可见该传真机
随机试题
X2012型龙门铣床的工作进给和快速移动的调速系统是晶闸管一直流电动机无级调速传动系统。其调速范围为50:1,静差度小于15%。()
处理器的分配在逻辑上是分两级进行的,它们分别是
IFG是指
一般来说,合同的保证人不能是()。
下列各项中,应计入产品成本的是()。
下列有关图2中蛋白质的叙述,正确的是()。
“编筐编篓,家家都有”,草编曾在日常生活中随处可见。但随着传统手工艺市场逐渐被工业化挤占,加上传统手工艺传承者少、产品难以推广,草编似乎越来越不受人“待见”。然而,在滨州博兴县锦秋街道湾头村,古老的草编搭上互联网的快车后,迅速打开了市场,焕发出勃勃生机。这
我国幅员辽阔,各地各方面的差异很大,为了使教学不脱离实际而补充必要的乡土教材,贯彻的教学原则是()。
阅读下面的文言文,完成下列问题。晚游六桥待月记袁宏道西湖最盛
近几年来,一个新的群体日益受到社会的广泛关注,他们一般在20岁左右,跟随打工的父母在城市长大,受教育程度普遍不高,生存环境较差,既不是传统意义上的农村人,也不是地地道道的城市人,被称为“农民工第二代”。请你谈谈对这一社会现象的认识。
最新回复
(
0
)