Question

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Saving money is easy when you don’t have anything to spend it on, but what happens when things come suddenly that demand some of your hard-earned money? These are called
expenses (开销).
Chances are, most of your basic living expenses —food, shelter, clothing, medical care —are covered by your family. But perhaps you and your family have agreed that you‘ll pay for certain other expenses out of your own money, such as cell phone bills, after-school snacks, jewelry, or club fees (费用).
Expenses that happen regularly, like every week or month, are called ―fixed‖ expenses.
The good news is that because you know when these expenses are coming, you can plan for
them. But life is full of surprises, and sometimes these surprises turn into expenses, too. You
might have an emergency like fixing a flat tire(车胎) on your bike, or something unusual like
the class trip to Six Flags. These are called “unexpected” expenses and if you are smart with your money, you’ll plan for these as well.
Here‘s a secret when it comes to saving money: if you think of it as a regular expense,
it‘ll be easier to put a certain amount aside. Tell yourself that the $20.00 you are trying to
save up every month is something you must do, and there‘s no getting around it.
What kinds of fixed expenses do you have? Can you think of any unexpected expenses
that have come up for you in the past? Can you think of any you might have now or in the
near future?
1. Which of the following expenses is most probably paid out of your own money?
A. Money spent on medicine. B. Money spent on clothing. C. Money spent on sports. D. Money spent on meals.
2. Which of the following is an ―unexpected‖ expense?
A. House rent. B. Changing a new tire. C. Buying snacks. D. Paying for cell phone bill.
3. According to the author, what can make saving money easier?
A. Trying your best to prevent emergencies. B. Earning as much as you can after class. C. Cutting most of your expenses. D. Putting some money aside as a regular expense.
4. The underlined part in the 4th paragraph means ―____‖.
A. there is no other choice B. there‘s no point in arguing about it C. you have no other solutions to it D. you can‘t let out this secret
第4题划线的是there`s no getting around it.谢谢各位的帮忙

Answer 1

省钱是容易当你没有花钱，但是当事情来得突然，要求您辛苦赚来的钱？这些被称为
费用（开销）。
机会是，你的基本生活费，食品，服装，住房，医疗保健-被你的家人。也许你和你的家人同意，你需要支付的其他费用你自己出的钱，如手机账单，课后零食，珠宝，或俱乐部的费用（费用）。
这经常发生的费用，如一周或一个月的，被称为―固定‖费用。
好消息是，因为你知道当这些开支来了，你可以计划
他们。但是生活是充满惊喜，有时这些意外变成费用，太。你
可能有一个紧急喜欢固定的轮胎（车胎）在您的自行车，或不寻常的东西一样
六旗班级旅行。这些是你聪明的你的钱称为“意外”的费用，你打算为这些好。
这是一个秘密说到省钱：如果你认为这是一种昂贵的费用，
它会更容易把一定量的一边。告诉你自己，你的20美元试图
保存每个月都是你必须要做的事情，并没有推脱。
你有什么样的固定费用吗？你能想到的任何意外的费用
有你在过去吗？你能想到的任何你可能现在或在
不久的将来？
1。下列哪些费用是最有可能从自己的钱？
钱花在医疗。金钱花在衣服上。C.花在体育上的钱。D.钱花在吃饭。
2。以下哪一项是―意想不到的‖费用？
A.租的房子。B.更换新轮胎。C.买零食。D.支付手机账单。
3。根据作者的观点，什么能让节约钱容易吗？
A.你尽力防止突发事件。B.赚取尽可能多的课。C.切割你的大部分费用。D.把一些钱作为一个经常性费用。
4。第四段中的划线部分是―____‖。
答：有没有其他选择，这里的争论它你没有其他解决方案，它可以不让这个秘密没有一点

C B D D

Answer 2

1. C

2. B

3. D

4. 它问下划线的意思是什么，这里没有，所以我不知道。虽然我看不到下划线，但我看到答案，所以我猜测那个下划线应该是这句save up every month is something you must do, and there‘s no getting around it. ，所以没错的话第4题答案是B

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ps 楼下直接用google translate...再楼下第一题错了，因为它问你要付什么，d是饭，但是这是父母付的，所以应该是c

Answer 3

1，c 2，b 3，d 4a

Answer 4

DBD

第四题看不见划线的词

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