In respectable periodicals, books are given reviewing space in inverse proportion to the likely size of their saes. Airport and supermarket bookstalls stock only books that are expected to sell in large numbers. Consequently, those who buy books at such bookstalls have to do so without any guidance whatever from the book reviewers whose work is published in respectable periodicals. (A) Bookstalls like those found at airports and in supermarkets are designed to induce people to buy books on impulse. (B) The assortment of books available at airport bookstalls is different from the assortment of books available at supermarket bookstalls. (C) The fact that a book is expected to sell well does not guarantee that actual sales will be large. (D) Many who later come to be respected as book reviewers start their careers by writing for trashy magazines. (E) The conclusion that respectable periodicals nevers publish reviews of projected bestsellers is unwarranted. Thank you in advance!
答案是(E). 当初对于提干百思不得其解.人为怎么可能"books are given reviewing space in inverse proportion to the likely size of their sales"? 更搞不懂为什么人们在机场买书就得不到guidance.这两天才想明白其实关键就是我的想法不够逻辑专业化.人家就要你理解一个"书评与销量的反比",但不表明没有.所以答案说"期刊对与可能有很好销售量的书没有书评是不能保证的"
those who buy books at such bookstalls have to do so without any guidance whatever from the book reviewers whose work is published in respectable periodicals.
这句话具体是什么意思呀? whatever from the book reviewers,这边我就分不清结构了! whatever是做什么东东的呀??
是不是对原文的逻辑关系这样理解, 书评数量和销量成反比例关系这是文章给出的一个事实, 但这个事实只是一个巧合, 其实他们之间是没有必然联系的. 但我对E选项的理解仍有疑问: the conclusion that respectable periodicals nevers publish reviews of projected bestsellers is unwarranted. 它说这个结论是没有根据的, 但这里的"结论"能从文中推出来吗?