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[填空题]It is one thing to land science instruments on Mars. However, it is quite 76.______
another to establish a base for’ humans to explore planet. Daytime temperatures 77.______
can be rise above freezing, but, because of the extremely thin atmosphere, 78.______
the sun heat radiates back into space. Even at the equator, the temperature 79.______
drops -50℃at night. In fact, there is no ozone (臭氧) layer to keep out 80.______
ultraviolet (紫外线的) radiation, and hardly some oxygen for either breathing 81.______
and burning conventional fuels. But despite all these problems, scientists are 82.______
currently working transport and clothing for Mars and an artificial environment 83.______
in which colonists could live. However, the potential cost make the idea of 84.______
human life on Mars nothing other than a fantastic dream. 85.______
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Letter One
Mar. 10, 2006
Dear Sirs,
We are delighted to tell you that we have a great interest in Chinese Folding Fans.
Will you please send us your catalogue and full details of your export prices and terms of payment (付款条件), together with any samples you can let us have.
If your prices are competitive, we believe we can place regular orders with you.
We look forward to receiving your reply.
Yours faithfully,
Martin Smith
Letter Two
Mar. 25, 2006
Dear Mr. Martin Smith,
It’s so nice to receive your letter of March 10. Thank you for your interest in our products.
Full details of our export prices are enclosed with this letter. We are also sending you an illustrated catalogue together with a range of samples. Our terms of payment are cash on delivery (货到付款).
Our products are famous both for their excellent quality and for their fine workmans
[简答题](1) Failure is a common thing in one’ s life. (2) Success is what everyone expects. (3) Failure is an important factor toward success.
[填空题] Shoppers wary of ’premium’ goods
One of the marketing industry’s favourite terms is ’premium’ - usually taken to mean ’luxury’ or ’top quality’. The ideal is to create a premium car, wristwatch or perfume - something that appears to transcend the ordinary. When they succeed, marketers are able to charge high prices for the resulting product.
However, manufacturers should take note of a recent survey of shoppers’ attitudes to so-called premium goods. (9) In fact, the tag seems to have become devalued by overuse.
Consumers of all socio-economic backgrounds are very keen to buy the best - but not all product categories lend themselves to a premium status. ’Premium’ can be used in any category where image is paramount, and that includes cars, toiletries, clothes and electronics. (10) Banking and insurance are typical of this second group.
More than 70 per cent of consumers interviewed in the survey said tha
