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2、 Almost one fourth of all personal spending in the United States takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to give this month for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African American celebration of Kwanzaa. The traditional shopping season began last Friday, after Thanksgiving Day. Personal spending represents two-thirds of the economy, so holiday sales are especially important.

Reports on November results have just come out. Wal-Mart is the biggest seller in the world. The company had expected growth of two to four percent in November, fueled by sales on "Black Friday."

The day after Thanksgiving is called that. Storekeepers used to record profits (利潤) in black ink and losses in red ink. A day in the black means a return to profit.

The National Retail Federation estimated (估計) in September that holiday sales would increase four and one-half percent this year. Holiday sales increased five percent last year, after poor sales the year before.

The business group estimated that Americans will spend 220,000 million dollars this season. It says they spent just over 10 percent of that last weekend.

Also, it says more Americans for the first time this season plan to use a debit card than a credit card for purchases. A debit card, also called a check card, is linked to the money that a person has in a bank. In other words, users must have the money before they can spend it.

About thirty five percent of shoppers said they would mainly use debit cards, compared to 30 percent for credit cards. Financial experts say this change might mean that more people want to keep to a budget this holiday season.

56．What would be the best title for this passage?

A．Thanksgiving Day Shopping.

B．The Importance of Holiday Sales.

C．Holiday Shopping Season in the US.

D．Giving Gifts to Each Other at Christmas.

57．When does the holiday season usually begin in the US?

A．Last Friday. B．On “Black Friday”.

C．On a Friday before Christmas Day. D．The day before Thanksgiving Day.

58．More people plan to use the debit card in that .

A．they have no other choices

B．they can get some extra money

C．it is more convenient to carry about

D．they want to limit their expenditure (開支)

59．From the passage, it can be inferred that .

A．holiday sales seem to increase year by year

B．credit cards and debit cards are the same thing

C．it is the first year that people have used debit cards for purchases

D．storekeepers used to record profits in red ink and losses in black ink

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科目：高中英語 來源：2009年大連市高三第一次模擬試卷英語 題型：050

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　　Almost one-fourth of all personal spending in the United States takes place during the holiday season．There are gifts to give this month for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African American celebration of Kwanzaa．The traditional shopping season began last Friday, after Thanksgiving Day．Personal spending represents two-thids of the economy, so holiday sales are especially important．

　　Reports on November results have just come out．Wal-Mart is the biggest seller in the world．The company had expected growth of two to four percent in November, fueled by sales on“Black Friday．”

　　The day after Thanksgiving is called that．Storekeepers used to record profits(利潤)in black ink and losses in red ink．A day in the black means a return to profit．

　　The National Retail Federation estimated(估計)in September that holiday sales would increase four and one-half percent this year．Holiday sales increased five percent last year, after poor sales the year before．

　　The business group estimated that Americans will spend two hundred twenty thousand million dollars this season．It says they spent just over ten percent of that last weekend．

　　Also, it says more Americans for the first time this season plan to use a debit card than a credit card for purchases．A debit card, also called a check card, is linked to the money that a person has in a bank．In other words, users must have the money before they can spend it．

　　About thirty-five percent of shoppers said they would mainly use debit cards, compared to thirty percent for credit cards．Financial experts say this change might mean that more people want to keep to a budget this holiday season．

(1)

What would be the best title for this passage?
[　　]
A．	Thanksgiving Day Shopping．
B．	The Importance of Holiday Sales．
C．	Holiday Shopping Season in the US．
D．	Giving Gifts to Each Other at Christmas．

(2)

When does the holiday season usually begin in the US?
[　　]
A．	Last Friday．
B．	On“Black Friday”．
C．	On a Friday before Christmas Day．
D．	The day before Thanksgiving Day．

(3)

More people plan to use the debit card in that ________．
[　　]
A．	they have no other choices
B．	they can get some extra money
C．	it is more convenient to carry about
D．	they want to limit their expenditure(開支)

(4)

From the passage, it can be inferred that ________．
[　　]
A．	holiday sales seem to increase year by year
B．	credit cards and debit cards are the same thing
C．	it is the first year that people have used debit cards for purchases
D．	storekeepers used to record profits in red ink and losses in black ink

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Almost one fourth of all personal spending in the United States takes place during the holiday season. There are gifts to give this month for Christmas, Hanukkah and the African American celebration of Kwanzaa. The traditional shopping season began last Friday, after Thanksgiving Day. Personal spending represents two-thirds of the economy, so holiday sales are especially important.