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Recessions are bad—so bad that many people start to feel that they have 31 over their finances.Some adopt a “victim” posture. Others rely on good luck or the actions of others to get them through adown economy. This is 32 . The way to survive a recession is to be strategically hard-working,practical, and flexible.Well-off people do not rely on a single paycheck to 33 . They diversify their income throughpart-time jobs. Individuals today can adopt the “multiple streams” model even on a small scale. Thepoint is: Learn not to put all eggs in one 34 . It is far better working part-time than just sitting infront of TV watching the reruns of Three’s Company, Knight Rider or Friends. Why not offer to helphouse chores, babysit or elder-sit at a reasonable hourly rate? Or offer graphic design, websitedevelopment, telemarketing or secretarial services to local businesses?Another simple and inexpensive way to earn some cash is to get an online auction account. Ebay,for example, is a fine choice. People always like bargains. In addition, 3511 you consider rubbishmight just be pure gold to another. Don’t be greedy by asking a high price for your item. Be sensible andtake whatever comes—after all, it is a profit. 36 you only make a small amount each month, thatextra cash is a bonus!Next, learn some lessons from kids. Kids—and currently a fast-growing number of youngsters andadults—love bicycles. You don’t need engineering skills to repair a bicycle. Go to pick up a cheapbicycle or two, sand down the bodywork, use spray-paint and sell them at a reasonable price. It’s a wellknownfact that kids will find the money to buy a shiny new bicycle, most of them by doing odd jobs.You could learn and earn extra cash 37 their example.You should also look for ways to 38 . Keep yourself aware of any FOR SALE ads. Purchaseonly indispensable items with as many coupons as you can. Why not try calling phone companies andnegotiate the bills? You will be surprised to find how big a cut could be rewarded to you—bigger thanyou can ever imagine.Last but not least, buy a lottery ticket in the corner stand if you are still able to find yourself anextra NT$ 50. Why? That is easy to explain. Buying life insurance and buying a lottery ticket are alike,yet the lottery ticket is far better—it will pay out on the smallest of wins. 39 unexpectedly.So long as more money is coming into you than is going out, things are turning fine—at leastfinancially speaking. The bottom line is that you need not play 40 during a bad economy. Throughhard work, self-discipline, creative thinking, and a sound plan, you can survive and beat a recession.I wish you good luck.
31.
(A) no control
(B) an efficient manager
(C) a big role
(D) advertisements

參考答案

答案：A
難度：簡單0.727273
統計：A(8),B(0),C(1),D(1),E(0)

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