Consumers should celebrate that; the firms’ losses are their gains. But there is a catch. Comparisonsites, 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 recentpaper, David Ronayne of Warwick University argues that consumers often lose outfrom 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.
題目解析:
1. Why consumers often lose out from the comparison sites?
(A) The referral cost will be increased by splashy advertising campaigns.
(B) Consumers may not earn the commission when buying the insurance.
這個干擾項就是我從文中隨便找了幾個詞拼湊在一起的。Commission 你都不知道是什么就瞎選!
(C) The new layer of costs may increase the price of insurance.
Comparison sites, whether for insurance or something else, introduce a new layer of costs.
這句話看的明白吧:新的成本是會加到保險價格上的,羊毛出在羊身上啊!
正確答案C!!!)
(D) The insurance company may spend more on comparison sites.
保險公司才沒有花更多呢。
定位其實兩個句子都是可以的:
That referral cost is incorporated into the price the consumer ends up paying.
Comparison sites, whether for insurance or something else, introduce a new layer of costs.
這段話用了兩句話來說同一個意思。
你確定那一句都是可以得出答案的!
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.
Do animals have rights? This is how the question is usually put. It sounds like a useful,ground-clearing way to start. Actually,it isn't,because it assumes that there is an agreed account of human rights,which is something the world does not have.
詞匯突破:account 看法
Put (常用于觀點的表達)
主干識別:it isn't
其他成分:Actually,狀語
because it assumes that there is an agreed account of human rights,which is something the world does not have.狀語從句
微觀分析:it assumes that there is an agreed account of human rights 狀語從句的主句
which is something the world does not have 狀語從句中的定語從句