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A．A cruise to faraway exotic places.
B．A week alone at a hot springs resort.
C．Comfortable days at high-class accommodations.
D．A trip to Chicago.
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Hundreds of families dropped into the sea when______.
A．a strong ice storm tilted the ship.
B．the cruise ship sank all of a sudden.
C．the badly damaged ship leaned toward one side.
D．the frightened passengers fought desperately for lifeboats.
听力原文： Global tourism is a $3.5 trillion industry that represents 10 percent of world GDP and employs more than 200 million people. Despite its global reach, tourism remains extremely fragmented; major hotel chains and tour operators represent only 20 percent of the business. Most companies—and countries—prefer to go it alone, even when it might be in their best interest to share data and marketing strategies. Now that's changing. In the past year, Spain and Tunisia organized a conference to support Mediterranean tourism. Australia, New Zealand and Fiji have also come together for a joint marketing campaign. Luxury hotel associations, like Relais & Chateaux and Leading Hotels of the World, are exchanging customer information with high-end cruise lines and tour operators such as Abercrombie & Kent in an effort to jump-start business.
Which of the following is the most appropriate title for the passage？
A．A New Trend in Global Tourism Industry
B．Global Tourism Industry and Employment
C．Global Tourism Industry and Marketing Campaigns
D．Major Players in Global Tourism Industry
For visitors just______(想游览) Three Gorges, the cruise from choice. to Yichang is a good choice.
听力原文：Would you like me to arrange the cruise？
(A) His car has cruise control.
(B) That's totally out of range.
(C) I'd appreciate that.
(1)
A．
B．
C．
The cost of round-trip air transportation is included______the nine-day cruise package.
A．by
B．in
C．at
D．to
What problem do analysts think cruise companies may have？______
A．They will be dependent on the airline business.
B．They will not be able to sell enough tickets.
C．They will have to face a recession.
D．They will not be able to offer discounts.
What problem do analysts think cruise companies may have？ ______
A．They will be dependent on the airline business.
B．They will not be able to sell enough tickets.
C．They will have to face a recession.
D．They will not be able to offer discounts.
•Read the article below about cruise business.
•Choose the best word or phrase to fill each gap from A, B, C, or D on the opposite page.
•For each question 19--33, mark one letter (A, B, C, or D) on your Answer Sheet.
Cruise Ship Holidays
Passengers on cruise ship holidays, as they are (0) on TV programs and films, usually appear to be both rich and elderly. Such people do not, however, accurately represent the 6.8 million (19) who took this kind of holiday last year. Over the last few years the world cruise industry has concentrated on (20) to younger, less wealthy people, giving them a/an (21) more like a floating disco than the traditional quiet holiday on a luxury ship. Even families with young children are no longer so (22) on cruise ship. Partly as a result, the number of passengers taking a cruise has increased by a/an (23) of 8.5 % a year since 1990.
Cruise Star is now the world's (24) cruise line. The other two major companies are Intersail and Seaways. Together these three carry (25) half the world's cruise passengers and (26) almost all the industry's profits. For the 30 or so smaller firms, life is much tougher. That is because (27) size brings so many benefits to the large firms. They can negotiate bulk discounts on (28) such as food and fuel, and even, if they order enough of them, on ships. A secondary (20) for the smaller operators is that they cannot spread overheads such broadly marketing. A significant part of the cost of (30) people on a cruise happens before they go on board the ship. The three large companies between them spend more than $ 100 million a year on TV (31) in America. They (32) armies of salesman. Delivering passengers to the ship is part of package deal and, once again, (33) means savings: Cruise Star is the biggest single buyer of airline tickets in America.
(19)
A．passengers
B．holders
C．managers
D．producers
Cruise Seattle
The Port of Seattle is ready to set sail for a very busy 2007 cruise season.
Seattle will welcome (150) 200 cruise ship visits and around 735,000 passengers during the upcoming cruise season. Check out the 2007 sailing schedule. Seattle provides convenience and value to passengers sailing to Alaska. New ships and two downtown cruise terminals make sailing out of Seattle an extremely attractive travel option for passengers looking for the convenience of cruising from a U. S. based port. Norwegian Cruise Line and Celebrity Cruises will depart from the Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal at Pier 66. Holland America Line, Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean will homeport at the Terminal 30 Cruise Facility. Both terminals are (151) located on Seattle' s downtown waterfront with easy (152) to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
(50)
A．approximate
B．most
C．up
D．nearly
