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C.construct
D.instruct
According to the text, the study is originally aimed ______.
A. to show ** differences on revenge
B. to better understand human's behavior. and emotions
C. to cultivate personal likes and dislikes
D. to see if the degree of empathy is connected with personal likes and dislikes
It can be inferred from the passage that______.
A．fire safety lessons should be aimed at American adults
B．American children have not received enough education of fire safety lesson
C．Japan is better equipped with fire facilities than the United States
D．America's large population accounts for hight fire frequency
It can be concluded from the text that ______.
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B．Microsoft both benefits and suffers from its huge success
C．European Union's inquiry into the acquisition is ungrounded
D．punishments imposed on Windows are mostly justified
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Over the last four years, at least 48 countries, from Puerto Rico to Portugal, have created or started to define a national strategy for eco-tourism development, according to a 2004 eco-tourism report by Mintel International Group, a market-research company based in Britain.
Though eco-tourism has long conjured images of biodiversity hot spots in countries like Belize, parts of the United States are starting to embrace the trend too. For example, the Wisconsin Department of Tourism will begin testing a new certification program in March called Travel Green Wisconsin. Designed to encourage hotels and tour operators to reduce their environmental impact, the program is aimed at protecting the natural areas that play a significant role in defining the state as a tourist destination. If successful, the program will be rolled out statewide next year.
For businesses, eco-friendly initiatives not only offer marketing advantages but can help with the bottom line. Hotels can cut costs by doing everything from installing energy-saving light bulbs to asking travelers to reuse their towels. And some 58.5 million U.S. travelers, or 38 percent, would pay more to use travel companies that strive to protect and preserve the environment, according to a study by the Travel Industry Association of America sponsored by National Geographic Traveler. Of those travelers, 61 percent said they would pay 5 to 10 percent more to use such companies.
However, selecting among the growing number of eco-friendly choices can be frightening, especially given the ever-broadening category, which now encompasses everything from basic campsites to high-end mountain lodges, lama trekking to motorcycle tours through the jungle. Enter the Sustainable Tourism Certification Network of the Americas—a partnership of certification programs, environmental groups, government organizations and others, led by the Rainforest. Alliance and the International Ecotourism Society—which aims to promote sustainability and higher environmental and social standards for tourism. In September, the network designed a series of baseline criteria for certification to help generate credibility among members and promote local conservation. This year, the document will be put up for public consultation before being fully ratified.
"Certification is a way for us to avoid green washing", the practice of promoting something as ecotourism while behaving in an environmentally irresponsible way, said Ronald Sanabria. director of sustainable tourism at the Rainforest Alliance. "Certification for us is a tool to avoid that and to ensure third-party assessments of requirements and really prove the company".
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A．travel style
B．economic strategy
C．welfare movement
D．local policy
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A．Process layouts are appropriate to both job and batch production.
B．Job production is aimed at producing several items at a time.
C．A single product requires a single production method.
D．The production methods depend on individual company development.
The following statements are true EXCEPT______.
A．Only Englishmen can attend the courses.
B．The courses are designed for learners of different levels.
C．One can learn French even in the evening.
D．Language upon Thames is a school aimed to offer help with language learning.
