At the same time, precisely because the nation is so poor, local officials have increasingly turned to tourism as a cash cow, often exploiting cultural and natural sites to their limit and threatening sites of inestimable value.
What do the underlined words “resources” and “cash cow” mean?
What do the underlined words “resources” and “cash cow” mean?
A. land, minerals or natural energy/an animal that produces milk
B. money/a business that provides a steady income or profit
C. money/resources
D. property/money
will be more easily bent and various
will be more limited and various
will be easily changed and in variety to adapt to new conditions
will be raised more than before
The policy which the state paid all tuition and school fees for university students ____.
Brought lots of profits to the state
Was helpful to further development of higher education
Brought many advantages to the state
Brought expense and trouble to the state
