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2022年大学英语考试考前冲刺卷九

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一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意）

1.A.TheyshouIdbepreparedforthepossiblerain.C.Theyneedtobuy

anotherumbrelIa.B.Itwi11rainmuchlaterintheweek.D.The

weatherforecastisoftenunreliable.

2.A.Heishumorous.C.HeisthoughtfuI.B.Heiscareless.

D.HeisheIpfuI.

3.A.He'sunabletoappearonthecourt.C.Heplaystennisbetter

thanshedoes.B.HeshouIdhavebecomeabetterstudent.D.He'

snotsoenthusiasticaboutacademics.

4.A.Yourheartrateislowered.C.YoubecometootiredtosIeep.

B.Itbecomesharderforyoutorelax.D.Yoursleepingrhythms

aredisrupted.

5.A.Itsvarietyofcolors.C.Thewayitissold.B.Its

unusualtexture.D.Itsmainingredient.

6.A.Thewomandidn1tIikecoldweather.0.Itwouldn'tsnow.B.

ThesnowwouIdgetdirtyquickly.D.AlIthesnowwouldsoonmelt.

7.A.Hehasalotoffreetime.C.SheknowsheIikesacting.

B.Manyofhisfriendsareactors,D.He*sIookingforanacting

job.

8.A.Summervacation.C.Residentadvisers.B.The

housingoffice.D.Check-outprocedures.

9.A.Failuretorestduringtheday.C.Vigorousexerciseinthe

evening.B.Lackofsleeponweekends.D.Eatingcheesebefore

goingtobed.

10.A.Characteristicsofsand.0.Asnake,sspecialwayof

moving.B.HowanimalsIiveinthedesert.D.Techniquesof

skiing.

11.A.Onenightaweek.C.EveryotherThursday.B.Every

Wednesdayforthreehours.D.Threetimesaweek.

12.A.Itslowpurchaseprice.C.Itswideavailability.B.

ItsgoodnutritionalvaIue.D.Itshighwatercontent.

13.A.He,salreadyspokentothetechnician.C.Thewomanshould

explainwhatneedstoberepaired.B.ThewomanshouIdmaketherepairs

herself.D.Thetechnicianhasn'tcalledyet.

14.A.Registerforsummerschool.C.Removepersonalproperty.

B.RepairholesinroomwaIIs.D.CalIthehousingoffice.

15.A.Theymighteventuallycauseyoutolosesleep.C.Youmustnotdrink

miIkifyoutakethem.B.Theyhelpproduceaneurotransmitterinthe

brain.D.Theymakeitunnecessarytotakenaps.

16.A.Hehastorearrangehiseveningschedule.C.Hehasn1tbeenin

aplayforalongtime.B.HisschooIworktakesupmostofhistime.

D.HemightnotIikethewaythegroupworks.

17.A.Inafewweeks.0.InseveraIyears.B.Intwoor

threemonths.D.Intenyears.

18.People,stastesinrecreationdifferwidely.Atarecentfestival

ofpop-musicintheIsleofWight,crowdsofteenagersfIockedtoIisten

totheirfavoritesingersandmusicians.TheywentwithsingleraiIway

ticketsandsleptintheopen,averyriskythingtodointheclimate

ofBritain,eveninAugust.TheywerepackedtogetherIikesardinesfor

fourdays.Therewereinnumerablethieves,agangofroughstriedseveraI

timestobreakthingsup,andpolicewereeverywhere.Attheendofthe

festivalmanyyoungfansfoundthemselvesbroke,withnomoneyleft,and

theyhaddifficultyingettingbackhome.MostpeopIewouldconsiderthese

conditionsanightmareofdiscomfort;thefansappearedtoenjoyitalI

enormously.EvenintheovercrowdedUnitedKingdomtherearelarge

tractsofopenun-spoiItcountry,wherepeoplewithmoretraditional

tastescangoforquiet,andforthesenseoffreedomtheyderivefrom

contactwithnature.InthenationaIparksespecially,modemdeveIopment

ofhousingandindustryisstrictlycontrolled.Visitorsmaywalkfor

milesthroughlandscapeofthegreatestbeautyandwiIdness,andoften

ofconsiderabIehistoricorscientificinterest.AIongthecoastsofsome

ofthemaritimecounties,pubIicpathwayshavebeencreated;thesepaths

stretchformanymilesalongcIiffsthatIookoutontheAtIanticOcean

ortheEnglishChannel.Anotherpath,lyinginland,goesalongtherange

ofmountainsinthenorthofEngland.ItiscalledthePennineWay.Here,

thelong-distancewaIkerandthenature_1overcanfindmuchtoenjoy,

withoutfeelingdisturbedbylargenumbersoftheirfeIlows.Yetfew

peopIemakefulIuseofthenationalparksestabIishedforeveryone,

sbenefit.Theconmonestthingnowadaysisforfamilygroupstomotor

outtoabeautifuIspotandparktheircarsinaIay-by（英国的路旁停

车带）.Apicnicbasketisproduced,alongwithafoldingtableandchairs,

akettIeandaportablestove.TheythensettIedowntoapicnicinthe

Iay-bybesidethecar.Apparentlytheirideaofenjoymentistogetinto

thefreshairandamongstthecountrysightsandsoundswithouthaving

towaIkayard.TheyseemaImosttoIiketohearandtosmelIthetraffic.

InBritainitisveryriskyto.

A.gowithasinglerailwayticket

C.sleepintheopen

B.listentopop-musicatthefestival

D.packtogetherincrowds

19.Shoppingforclothesisnotthesameexperienceforamanasitis

forawoman.Amangoesshoppingbecauseheneedssomething.Hispurpose

issettIedanddecidedinadvance.Heknowswhathewants,andhis

objectiveistofinditandbuyit;thepriceisasecondaryconsideration.

AlImensimplywalkintoashopandasktheassistantforwhattheywant.

Iftheshophasitinstock,thesaIesmanpromptlyproducesit,andthe

businessoftryingitonproceedsatonce.AlIbeingwelI,thedealcan

beandofteniscompIetedinlessthanfiveminutes,withhardlyanychat

andtoeveryone,ssatisfaction.Foraman,sIightproblemsmaybegin

whentheshopdoesnothavewhathewants,ordoesnothaveexactlywhat

hewants.Inthatcasethesalesman,asthenameimpIies,triestoseiI

thecustomersomethingelse—heoffersthenearesthecantothearticle

required.Nogoodsalesmanbringsoutsuchasubstitutebluntly;hedoes

sowithskillandpolish."Iknowthisjacketisnotthestyleyouwant,

sir,butwouldyouIiketotryitforsizeIthappenstobethecolor

youmentioned."Fewmenhavepatiencewiththistreatment,andtheusual

responseis:"Thisistherightcolorandmaybetherightsize,butI

shouIdbewastingmytimeandyoursbytryingiton."Nowhowdoesa

womangoaboutbuyingcIothesInaImosteveryrespectshedoessointhe

oppositeway.Hershoppingisnotoftenbasedonneed.Shehasneverfully

madeuphermindwhatshewants,andsheisonly"havingalookaround".

SheisaIwaysopentopersuasion;indeedshesetsgreatstorebywhat

thesaIeswomantellsher,evenbywhatcompanionstelIher.ShewiIItry

onanynumberofthings.Uppermostinhermindisthethoughtoffinding

somethingthateveryonethinkssuitsher.Contrarytoalotofjokes,

mostwomenhaveanexcellentsenseofvaIuewhentheybuyclothes.They

arealwaysontheIook-outfortheunexpectedbargain.Facedwitha

roomfuIofdresses,awomanmayeasilyspendanhourgoingfromoneraiI

toanother,toandfro,oftenretracinghersteps,beforeselectingthe

dressesshewantstotryon.Itisalaboriousprocess,butapparently

anenjoyableone.Somostdressshopsprovidechairsforthewaiting

husbands.

Whenamanisbuyingclothes,.

A.hechoosesthingsthatothersrecommend

B.hebuyscheapthings,regardlessofquality

C.hebuysgoodthings,solongastheyarenottooexpensive

D.hedoesnotmindhowmuchhehastopayfortherightthings

20.A.SeeheronWednesday.0.Enjoytherehearsal.B.Learn

hispartquickly.D.PickheruponThursday.

21.A.Theirsummeraddresses.C.Whentheyplantoleave.B.

Anydamagetotheirrooms.D.Questionsforthehousingoffice.

22.A.Toclimbhills.0.Tofoolitsenemies.B.Togain

traction.D.Torestasitmoves.

23.Shoppingforclothesisnotthesameexperienceforamanasitis

forawoman.Amangoesshoppingbecauseheneedssomething.Hispurpose

issettIedanddecidedinadvance.Heknowswhathewants,andhis

objectiveistofinditandbuyit;thepriceisasecondaryconsideration.

AlImensimplywaIkintoashopandasktheassistantforwhattheywant.

Iftheshophasitinstock,thesaIesmanpromptlyproducesit,andthe

businessoftryingitonproceedsatonce.AlIbeingwe11,thedealcan

beandofteniscompIetedinlessthanfiveminutes,withhardlyanychat

andtoeveryone*ssatisfaction.Foraman,sIightproblemsmaybegin

whentheshopdoesnothavewhathewants,ordoesnothaveexactlywhat

hewants.Inthatcasethesalesman,asthenameimpIies,triestoseiI

thecustomersomethingelse-heoffersthenearesthecantothearticle

required.Nogoodsalesmanbringsoutsuchasubstitutebluntly;hedoes

sowithskillandpolish."Iknowthisjacketisnotthestyleyouwant,

sir,butwouldyouIiketotryitforsizeIthappenstobethecolor

youmentioned."Fewmenhavepatiencewiththistreatment,andtheusual

responseis:"Thisistherightcolorandmaybetherightsize,butI

shouldbewastingmytimeandyoursbytryingiton.'Nowhowdoesa

womangoaboutbuyingcIothesInaImosteveryrespectshedoessointhe

oppositeway.Hershoppingisnotoftenbasedonneed.Shehasneverfully

madeuphermindwhatshewants,andsheisonly"havingalookaround".

SheisaIwaysopentopersuasion;indeedshesetsgreatstorebywhat

thesaleswomantellsher,evenbywhatcompanionstelIher.Shewi11try

onanynumberofthings.Uppermostinhermindisthethoughtoffinding

somethingthateveryonethinkssuitsher.Contrarytoalotofjokes,

mostwomenhaveanexce11entsenseofvaluewhentheybuyclothes.They

arealwaysontheIook-outfortheunexpectedbargain.Facedwitha

roomfuIofdresses,awomanmayeasilyspendanhourgoingfromoneraiI

toanother,toandfro,oftenretracinghersteps,beforeseIectingthe

dressesshewantstotryon.Itisalaboriousprocess,butapparently

anenjoyableone.Somostdressshopsprovidechairsforthewaiting

husbands.

Incommerceagoodsalesmanisonewho.

A.sellssomethingacustomerdoesnotparticularlywant

B.alwayshasinstockthethingthecustomerwants

C.canfindoutquicklythegoodsrequired

D.doesnotwastehistimeondifficultcustomers

24.PeopIe'stastesinrecreationdifferwidely.AtarecentfestivaI

ofpop-musicintheIsleofWight,crowdsofteenagersfIockedtoIisten

totheirfavoritesingersandmusicians.TheywentwithsingleraiIway

ticketsandsleptintheopen,averyriskythingtodointheclimate

ofBritain,eveninAugust.TheywerepackedtogetherIikesardinesfor

fourdays.Therewereinnumerablethieves,agangofroughstriedseveral

timestobreakthingsup,andpolicewereeverywhere.Attheendofthe

festivaImanyyoungfansfoundthemselvesbroke,withnomoneyleft,and

theyhaddifficultyingettingbackhome.MostpeopIewouldconsiderthese

conditionsanightmareofdiscomfort;thefansappearedtoenjoyitalI

enormously.EvenintheovercrowdedUnitedKingdomtherearelarge

tractsofopenun-spoiItcountry,wherepeopIewithmoretraditional

tastescangoforquiet,andforthesenseoffreedomtheyderivefrom

contactwithnature.InthenationaIparksespeciaIly,modemdeveIopment

ofhousingandindustryisstrictlycontrolled.Visitorsmaywalkfor

milesthroughlandscapeofthegreatestbeautyandwiIdness,andoften

ofconsiderablehistoricorscientificinterest.Alongthecoastsofsome

ofthemaritimecounties,pubIicpathwayshavebeencreated;thesepaths

stretchformanymilesalongcIiffsthatlookoutontheAtIanticOcean

ortheEnglishChannel.Anotherpath,lyinginland,goesalongtherange

ofmountainsinthenorthofEngland.ItiscalledthePennineWay.Here,

theIong-distancewaIkerandthenature-1overcanfindmuchtoenjoy,

withoutfeeIingdisturbedbylargenumbersoftheirfellows.Yetfew

peopIemakefulIuseofthenationalparksestabIishedforeveryone）

sbenefit.Thecommonestthingnowadaysisforfamilygroupstomotor

outtoabeautifuIspotandparktheircarsinaIay-by（英国的路旁停

车带）.Apicnicbasketisproduced,aIongwithafoIdingtabIeandchairs,

akettIeandaportablestove.TheythensettIedowntoapicnicinthe

Iay-bybesidethecar.Apparentlytheirideaofenjoymentistogetinto

thefreshairandamongstthecountrysightsandsoundswithouthaving

towaIkayard.TheyseemaImosttoIiketohearandtosmelIthetraffic.

Attheendofthefestival,manyyoungfans.

A.werearrestedbythepolice

C.weresleepingout

B.hadspentmostoftheirmoney

D.becamequitepenniless

25.Shoppingforclothesisnotthesameexperienceforamanasitis

forawoman.Amangoesshoppingbecauseheneedssomething.Hispurpose

issettIedanddecidedinadvance.Heknowswhathewants,andhis

objectiveistofinditandbuyit;thepriceisasecondaryconsideration.

AlImensimplywaIkintoashopandasktheassistantforwhattheywant.

Iftheshophasitinstock,thesaIesmanpromptlyproducesit,andthe

businessoftryingitonproceedsatonce.AlIbeingwell,thedealcan

beandofteniscompIetedinlessthanfiveminutes,withhardlyanychat

andtoeveryone1ssatisfaction.Foraman,sIightproblemsmaybegin

whentheshopdoesnothavewhathewants,ordoesnothaveexactIywhat

hewants.Inthatcasethesalesman,asthenameimpIies,triestoseiI

thecustomersomethingelse-heoffersthenearesthecantothearticle

required.Nogoodsalesmanbringsoutsuchasubstitutebluntly;hedoes

sowithskillandpolish."Iknowthisjacketisnotthestyleyouwant,

sir,butwouldyouIiketotryitforsizeIthappenstobethecolor

youmentioned."Fewmenhavepatiencewiththistreatment,andtheusual

responseis:"Thisistherightcolorandmaybetherightsize,butI

shouIdbewastingmytimeandyoursbytryingiton.*Nowhowdoesa

womangoaboutbuyingcIothesInaImosteveryrespectshedoessointhe

oppositeway.Hershoppingisnotoftenbasedonneed.Shehasneverfully

madeuphermindwhatshewants,andsheisonly"havingalookaround".

SheisaIwaysopentopersuasion;indeedshesetsgreatstorebywhat

thesaIeswomantellsher,evenbywhatcompanionstelIher.Shewi11try

onanynumberofthings.Uppermostinhermindisthethoughtoffinding

somethingthateveryonethinkssuitsher.Contrarytoalotofjokes,

mostwomenhaveanexcellentsenseofvaluewhentheybuyclothes.They

arealwaysontheIook-outfortheunexpectedbargain.Facedwitha

roomfuIofdresses,awomanmayeasilyspendanhourgoingfromoneraiI

toanother,toandfro,oftenretracinghersteps,beforeseIectingthe

dressesshewantstotryon.Itisalaboriousprocess,butapparently

anenjoyableone.Somostdressshopsprovidechairsforthewaiting

husbands.

WhatdoesamandowhenhecannotgetexactIywhathewants

A.Hebuyssomethingthatissimilarenoughtotheidealone.

B.Heusuallydoesnotbuyanything.

C.Atleasttwoofhisrequirementsmustbemetbeforehebuys.

D.Solongasthestyleisright,hebuysthething.

26.People1stastesinrecreationdifferwidely.AtarecentfestivaI

ofpop-musicintheIsleofWight,crowdsofteenagersfIockedtoIisten

totheirfavoritesingersandmusicians.TheywentwithsingleraiIway

ticketsandsleptintheopen,averyriskythingtodointheclimate

ofBritain,eveninAugust.TheywerepackedtogetherIikesardinesfor

fourdays.Therewereinnumerablethieves,agangofroughstriedseveral

timestobreakthingsup,andpolicewereeverywhere.Attheendofthe

festivalmanyyoungfansfoundthemselvesbroke,withnomoneyleft,and

theyhaddifficultyingettingbackhome.MostpeopIewouldconsiderthese

conditionsanightmareofdiscomfort;thefansappearedtoenjoyitalI

enormously.EvenintheovercrowdedUnitedKingdomtherearelarge

tractsofopenun-spoiItcountry,wherepeopIewithmoretraditional

tastescangoforquiet,andforthesenseoffreedomtheyderivefrom

contactwithnature.InthenationaIparksespecially,modemdeveIopment

ofhousingandindustryisstrictlycontrolled.Visitorsmaywalkfor

milesthroughlandscapeofthegreatestbeautyandwiIdness.andoften

ofconsiderabIehistoricorscientificinterest.AIongthecoastsofsome

ofthemaritimecounties,pubIicpathwayshavebeencreated;thesepaths

stretchformanymilesalongcIiffsthatlookoutontheAtIanticOcean

ortheEnglishChannel.Anotherpath,lyinginland,goesalongtherange

ofmountainsinthenorthofEngland.ItiscalledthePennineWay.Here,

thelong-distancewaIkerandthenature-1overcanfindmuchtoenjoy,

withoutfeeIingdisturbedbylargenumbersoftheirfellows.Yetfew

peopIemakefulIuseofthenationaIparksestabIishedforeveryone,

sbenefit.Thecommonestthingnowadaysisforfamilygroupstomotor

outtoabeautifuIspotandparktheircarsinaIay-by（英国的路旁停

车带）.Apicnicbasketisproduced,alongwithafoldingtableandchairs,

akettIeandaportablestove.TheythensettIedowntoapicnicinthe

Iay-bybesidethecar.ApparentIytheirideaofenjoymentistogetinto

thefreshairandamongstthecountrysightsandsoundswithouthaving

towaIkayard.TheyseemaImosttoIiketohearandtosmelIthetraffic.

EvenintheovercrowdedUnitedKingdomtherearelarge.

A.tracksthroughtheopencountry

C.areasofcountrysidenotdeveloped

B.areasofcountrywithoutsoil

D.expansesoflandwherenobodyworks

27.Shoppingforclothesisnotthesameexperienceforamanasitis

forawoman.Amangoesshoppingbecauseheneedssomething.Hispurpose

issettIedanddecidedinadvance.Heknowswhathewants,andhis

objectiveistofinditandbuyit;thepriceisasecondaryconsideration.

AlImensimplywalkintoashopandasktheassistantforwhattheywant.

Iftheshophasitinstock,thesaIesmanpromptlyproducesit,andthe

businessoftryingitonproceedsatonce.AlIbeingwelI,thedealcan

beandofteniscompIetedinlessthanfiveminutes,withhardlyanychat

andtoeveryone*ssatisfaction.Foraman,sIightproblemsmaybegin

whentheshopdoesnothavewhathewants,ordoesnothaveexactIywhat

hewants.Inthatcasethesalesman,asthenameimpIiesttriestoseiI

thecustomersomethingelse-heoffersthenearesthecantothearticle

required.Nogoodsalesmanbringsoutsuchasubstitutebluntly;hedoes

sowithskillandpolish."Iknowthisjacketisnotthestyleyouwant,

sir,butwouldyouIiketotryitforsizeIthappenstobethecolor

youmentioned."Fewmenhavepatiencewiththistreatment,andtheusual

responseis:"Thisistherightcolorandmaybetherightsize,butI

shouIdbewastingmytimeandyoursbytryingiton.'Nowhowdoesa

womangoaboutbuyingcIothesInaImosteveryrespectshedoessointhe

oppositeway.Hershoppingisnotoftenbasedonneed.Shehasneverfully

madeuphermindwhatshewants,andsheisonly"havingalookaround".

SheisaIwaysopentopersuasion;indeedshesetsgreatstorebywhat

thesaIeswomantellsher,evenbywhatcompanionstelIher.Shewi11try

onanynumberofthings.Uppermostinhermindisthethoughtoffinding

somethingthateveryonethinkssuitsher.Contrarytoalotofjokes,

mostwomenhaveanexcellentsenseofvaluewhentheybuyclothes.They

arealwaysontheIook-outfortheunexpectedbargain.Facedwitha

roomfuIofdresses,awomanmayeasilyspendanhourgoingfromoneraiI

toanother,toandfro,oftenretracinghersteps,beforeselectingthe

dressesshewantstotryon.Itisalaboriousprocess,butapparently

anenjoyableone.Somostdressshopsprovidechairsforthewaiting

husbands.

Accordingtothispassage,whenshoppingforclothes,women.

A.oftenbuythingswithoutthinking

C.welcomesuggestionsfromanyone

B.seldombuycheapclothes

D.nevertakeanyadvice

28.People,stastesinrecreationdifferwidely.AtarecentfestivaI

ofpop-musicintheIsleofWight,crowdsofteenagersfIockedtoIisten

totheirfavoritesingersandmusicians.TheywentwithsingleraiIway

ticketsandsleptintheopen,averyriskythingtodointheclimate

ofBritain,eveninAugust.TheywerepackedtogetherIikesardinesfor

fourdays.Therewereinnumerablethieves,agangofroughstriedseveraI

timestobreakthingsup,andpolicewereeverywhere.Attheendofthe

festivaImanyyoungfansfoundthemselvesbroke,withnomoneyleft,and

theyhaddifficultyingettingbackhome.MostpeopIewouldconsiderthese

conditionsanightmareofdiscomfort;thefansappearedtoenjoyitalI

enormously.EvenintheovercrowdedUnitedKingdomtherearelarge

tractsofopenun-spoiItcountry,wherepeoplewithmoretraditional

tastescangoforquiet,andforthesenseoffreedomtheyderivefrom

contactwithnature.InthenationalparksespeciaIly,modemdeveIopment

ofhousingandindustryisstrictlycontrolled.Visitorsmaywalkfor

milesthroughlandscapeofthegreatestbeautyandwiIdness,andoften

ofconsiderabIehistoricorscientificinterest.AIongthecoastsofsome

ofthemaritimecounties,pubIicpathwayshavebeencreated;thesepaths

stretchformanymilesalongcIiffsthatlookoutontheAtIanticOcean

ortheEnglishChannel.Anotherpath,lyinginland,goesalongtherange

ofmountainsinthenorthofEngland.ItiscalledthePennineWay.Here,

thelong-distancewaIkerandthenature_1overcanfindmuchtoenjoy,

withoutfeelingdisturbedbylargenumbersoftheirfeIlows.Yetfew

peopIemakefulIuseofthenationalparksestabIishedforeveryone,

sbenefit.Theconmonestthingnowadaysisforfamilygroupstomotor

outtoabeautifuIspotandparktheircarsinaIay-by（英国的路旁停

车带）.Apicnicbasketisproduced,alongwithafoldingtableandchairs,

akettIeandaportablestove.TheythensettIedowntoapicnicinthe

Iay-bybesidethecar.ApparentIytheirideaofenjoymentistogetinto

thefreshairandamongstthecountrysightsandsoundswithouthaving

towaIkayard.TheyseemaImosttoIiketohearandtosmelIthetraffic.

PubIicpathwaysarecreatedforpeopIeto.

A.commutetowork

C.walktomaritimecounties

B.enjoylong-distancewalking

D.visitthehistoricorscenicsites

29.A.WavyIines.0.PerpendicularIines.B.Circular

Iines.D.ParaIIeIIines.

30.Shoppingforclothesisnotthesameexperienceforamanasitis

forawoman.Amangoesshoppingbecauseheneedssomething.Hispurpose

issettIedanddecidedinadvance.Heknowswhathewants,andhis

objectiveistofinditandbuyit;thepriceisasecondaryconsideration.

AlImensimplywaIkintoashopandasktheassistantforwhattheywant.

Iftheshophasitinstock,thesaIesmanpromptlyproducesit,andthe

businessoftryingitonproceedsatonce.AlIbeingwe11,thedealcan

beandofteniscompIetedinlessthanfiveminutes,withhardlyanychat

andtoeveryone*ssatisfaction.Foraman,sIightproblemsmaybegin

whentheshopdoesnothavewhathewants,ordoesnothaveexactlywhat

hewants.Inthatcasethesalesman,asthenameimpIies,triestoseiI

thecustomersomethingelse-