考研英語第*百六十七句

　　在考研復(fù)習(xí)的整個(gè)過程中，考研英語一直貫穿著復(fù)習(xí)的始終。九層之臺(tái)，起于壘土，對(duì)于考研英語來說尤其是這樣。今年kk老師繼續(xù)為大家分享《每日一句：考研英語匯總　　不聞是一種智慧，不爭是一種慈悲！

　　都來做題吧！

　　Consumers should celebrate that; the firms’ losses are their gains. But there is a catch. Comparison sites, whether for insurance or something else, introduce a new layer of costs,including their own splashy advertising campaigns. In theory, competition in the market for comparison sites ought to keep those costs down. But in a recent paper, David Ronayne of Warwick University argues that consumers often lose out from comparison sites. They earn a commission for each shopper who uses them to buy insurance. That referral cost is incorporated into the price the consumer ends up paying. If the increased costs outweigh the saving the comparison enables, consumers end up worse off.

　　1. Why consumers often lose out from the comparison sites?

　　(A) The referral cost will be increasedby splashy advertising campaigns.

　　(B) Consumers may not earn the commissionwhen buying the insurance.

　　(C) The new layer of costs may increasethe price of insurance.

　　(D) The insurance company may spend moreon comparison sites.

　　昨天題目的解析：

　　Books read in electronic form will boast the same power and some new ones to boot. The printed book is an excellent means of channeling information from writer to reader; the e-book can send information back as well. Teachers will be able to learn of a pupil’s progress and questions; publishers will be able to see which books are gulped down, which sipped slowly. Already readers can see what other readers have thought worthy of note, and seek out like-minded people for further discussion of what they have read. The private joys of the book will remain; new public pleasures are there to be added.

　　Which of the following is true according to the text?

　　(A) The electronic books can send more information than traditional ones.

　　首先這里沒有直接的比較； 有同學(xué)說電子書可以把信息在返回去，所以信息會(huì)更多；對(duì)啊，你都說了是回饋信息了，是不是應(yīng)該是send back 啊，send是一個(gè)單行的動(dòng)詞啊。當(dāng)然主要還是文中沒有比較了。

　　(B) The electronic books are essential for publishers to learn readers.

　　我說過的essential就沒有對(duì)過。

　　(C) Readers can distinguish which books are more popular with electronic form.

　　偷換了主語，是出版商能分辨。

　　(D) Added happiness can be brought by the electronic books.

　　new public pleasures are there to be added.

　　新的快樂=added happiness. 正確答案！

　　以電子形式閱讀的書籍將擁有同樣的力量，并啟動(dòng)一些新的能力。印刷書籍是把資訊從作者傳輸給讀者的一種上佳途徑；而電子書還可以把信息反向傳輸。教師可以了解到學(xué)生的進(jìn)展和疑問；出版商將能看到哪些書被一口氣讀完，哪些則被人細(xì)細(xì)品味。讀者已經(jīng)能夠看到其他人認(rèn)為哪些內(nèi)容值得一提，并尋找見解相似者進(jìn)一步討論閱讀的內(nèi)容。書籍的私密愉悅性將保留，卻會(huì)增加新的公共樂趣。 書的未來如何? 遠(yuǎn)比人們想得光明。