B
Nowadays, many young people in China have a new consumption view—Reverse Consumption(反向消费). It doesn’t mean they never spend money. It just means they spend money in a smart, practical way instead of wasting it on unnecessary things.
They no longer care much about famous brands. They think expensive brand clothes or shoes are not so necessary, since many cheap products work just as well. Instead, they choose cheap and good products that meet their daily needs, like soft cotton T-shirts or comfortable running shoes. When shopping online, they compare prices carefully and read other buyers’ reviews first to make sure they’re making a good choice. They also like second-hand markets, where they can buy useful things like books, small headphones and used backpacks at low prices, letting old items be used again.
Young people also stop buying useless things. They always think twice before paying for something. They often ask themselves “Do I really need this? Will I use it often?”. They like to buy durable(耐用的) things that can be used for a long time, not disposable(一次性的) ones that are used once and then thrown away. This new view helps young people save money for things they really want, like a new bike or a summer camp trip. It also makes them live a green life by cutting down on waste. Reverse Consumption is not being mean(吝啬的). It shows young people are becoming more rational(理性的) and responsible for life, as they learn to spend their money wisely.
阅读短文,选择最佳答案。
()6. What is Reverse Consumption?
A. Never spend money.
B. Buy only famous brands.
C. Spend money in a smart way.
()7. What do young people prefer now?
A. Cheap bad products.
B. Cheap and good products.
C. Expensive brand products.
()8. What do they do first when shopping online?
A. Buy quickly.
B. Skip buyer reviews.
C. Compare prices and read reviews.
()9. Why do they pick durable items?
A. To use once.
B. To follow others.
C. To cut down waste.
()10. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. Young people only love famous brands.
B. Young people like second-hand markets.
C. Reverse Consumption helps save money.
Nowadays, many young people in China have a new consumption view—Reverse Consumption(反向消费). It doesn’t mean they never spend money. It just means they spend money in a smart, practical way instead of wasting it on unnecessary things.
They no longer care much about famous brands. They think expensive brand clothes or shoes are not so necessary, since many cheap products work just as well. Instead, they choose cheap and good products that meet their daily needs, like soft cotton T-shirts or comfortable running shoes. When shopping online, they compare prices carefully and read other buyers’ reviews first to make sure they’re making a good choice. They also like second-hand markets, where they can buy useful things like books, small headphones and used backpacks at low prices, letting old items be used again.
Young people also stop buying useless things. They always think twice before paying for something. They often ask themselves “Do I really need this? Will I use it often?”. They like to buy durable(耐用的) things that can be used for a long time, not disposable(一次性的) ones that are used once and then thrown away. This new view helps young people save money for things they really want, like a new bike or a summer camp trip. It also makes them live a green life by cutting down on waste. Reverse Consumption is not being mean(吝啬的). It shows young people are becoming more rational(理性的) and responsible for life, as they learn to spend their money wisely.
阅读短文,选择最佳答案。
()6. What is Reverse Consumption?
A. Never spend money.
B. Buy only famous brands.
C. Spend money in a smart way.
()7. What do young people prefer now?
A. Cheap bad products.
B. Cheap and good products.
C. Expensive brand products.
()8. What do they do first when shopping online?
A. Buy quickly.
B. Skip buyer reviews.
C. Compare prices and read reviews.
()9. Why do they pick durable items?
A. To use once.
B. To follow others.
C. To cut down waste.
()10. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. Young people only love famous brands.
B. Young people like second-hand markets.
C. Reverse Consumption helps save money.
答案
6-10 CBCCA
解析
6. 根据第一段内容可知,反向消费不是从不花钱,也不是只购买名牌,而是以明智、务实的方式消费,不把钱浪费在不必要的事物上,因此选C。
7. 根据第二段“Instead, they choose cheap and good products that meet their daily needs”可知,当下年轻人更偏好符合日常需求的物美价廉的商品,因此选B。
8. 根据第二段“When shopping online, they compare prices carefully and read other buyers’ reviews first to make sure they’re making a good choice”可知,网购时他们首先会仔细对比价格、查看其他买家的评价,因此选C。
9. 根据第三段内容,年轻人选择耐用商品、拒绝一次性用品,是为了减少浪费,践行绿色生活,A、B选项内容均不符合原文表述,因此选C。
10. 本题要求选出表述错误的一项:根据第二段“They no longer care much about famous brands”可知年轻人不再过度在意名牌,A选项“年轻人只喜爱名牌”表述错误;B、C两项均能在原文找到对应正确表述,因此选A。
7. 根据第二段“Instead, they choose cheap and good products that meet their daily needs”可知,当下年轻人更偏好符合日常需求的物美价廉的商品,因此选B。
8. 根据第二段“When shopping online, they compare prices carefully and read other buyers’ reviews first to make sure they’re making a good choice”可知,网购时他们首先会仔细对比价格、查看其他买家的评价,因此选C。
9. 根据第三段内容,年轻人选择耐用商品、拒绝一次性用品,是为了减少浪费,践行绿色生活,A、B选项内容均不符合原文表述,因此选C。
10. 本题要求选出表述错误的一项:根据第二段“They no longer care much about famous brands”可知年轻人不再过度在意名牌,A选项“年轻人只喜爱名牌”表述错误;B、C两项均能在原文找到对应正确表述,因此选A。
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