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[2007年MBA真题]去年某旅游胜地游客人数与前年游客人数相比,减少约一半。当地旅游管理部门调查发现,去年与前年的最大不同是入场门票从120元升到190元。以下哪项措施,最可能有效解决上述游客锐减问题

A. 利用多种媒体加强广告宣传。
B. 旅游地增加更多的游玩项目。
C. 根据实际情况,入场门票行季节浮动价。
D. 对游客提供更周到的服务。
E. 加强该旅游地与旅游公司的联系。

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有一个400m环形跑道,甲、乙两人同时从同一地点同方向出发.甲以0.8m/s的速度步行,乙以2.4m/s的速度跑步,乙在第2次追上甲时用了( )s.

A. 200
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A. 引用反例,对所要反驳的观点之论据的准确性提出质疑。
B. 提出新的论据,对所要反驳的观点之论据作出不同的解释。
C. 运用科学权威的个人影响来破除人们对流行看法的盲从。
D. 指出所要反驳的观点会引申出自相矛盾的结论。
E. 指出所要反驳的观点是基于小概率事件轻率概括出来的结论。

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