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使用他人营业执照的违法经营者提供商品或服务,损害消费者合法权益的,消费者( )。

A.可以向违法经营者要求赔偿.也可以向营业执照的持有人要求赔偿
B.只能向违法经营者要求赔偿
C.只能向营业执照的持有人要求赔偿
D.只能要求违法经营者和营业执照的持有人同时赔偿

答案

参考答案:A

解析: 《消费者权益保护法》根据不同情况规定了赔偿主体及程序。使用他人营业执照的违法经营者提供商品或者服务,损害消费者合法权益的,消费者可以向其要求赔偿,也可以向营业执照的持有人要求赔偿。故该题选A。

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     People generally use spices (香料) every day when preparing meals.Most of these spices are

readily available in local supermarkets.However, in the 15th and 16th centuries, spices were as

valuable as gold or diamonds.Spices are small plants or parts of plants, such as ginger, pepper,

vanilla, and cinnamon, which are used to add flavor to our food.__1__ Such a use for spices

actually goes all the way back to Roman times.The Romans used spices such as cumin and

coriander to help preserve food.

The spices came to Europe from countries to the east, such as the islands in the East Indies, Sri

Lanka, and India. __2__ Because of the long journeys involved, they were very expensive.

     European sailors began to look for routes to these countries themselves in order to bring back

the spices by sea.In 1498, a Portuguese explorer named Vasco Da Gama reached an East Indies

island called Calicut. __3__ In 1519, another Spanish explorer, Ferdinand Magellan, found a new

trade route by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean, around the southern tips of both South

America and Africa, and back to Europe.

     __4__ Portugal was the leader until the end of the 16th century.Spain was in control during

much of the next 100 years.Then, Holland took over.The Dutch controlled the East Indies, but, in

1780, England defeated them in a famous war.__5__  They treated the people there badly and

made them submit to the British government.

     India finally became independent from Britain in the 1940s.Today, it is still called "the land of

spices".In fact, at present India produces 2.5 million tons of spices each year and produced more

types of spices than any  other country.

A.For centuries, Arab traders had carried the spices over land and sold them to European countries.

B.For the next four centuries, Western countries raced each other for control of the spice trade in

these new countries, which they called the "New World".

C.Though they might not be as valuable today as gold or diamonds, spices are still big business around

the globe.

D.Six years earlier, Spanish explorer Christopher Columbus had been looking for spices when he

discovered America.

E.The English then moved from the islands into India.

F.The history of spice is almost as old as human civilization.

G.In those times, spices also helped keep meat from spoiling.

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