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Frequent business traveler Joyce Gioia forgot more than $ 20 000 worth of je
Frequent business traveler Joyce Gioia forgot more than $ 20 000 worth of je
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2023-07-09
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Frequent business traveler Joyce Gioia forgot more than $ 20 000 worth of jewelry in her hotel room in Italy last year. Luckily for Gioia. the jewelry was in a room safe, and stuff at the hotel【C1】_____the items to her home in Austin.
Travelers annually【C2】_____millions of personally important items such as wallets, keys and eyeglasses behind in hotels, airports, airplanes and rental cars. Fortunately for the forgetful, many【C3】_____. like Gioia’s jewelry, are returned.
Many, 【C4】_____, aren’t, and they are given away or sold if their owners don’t retrieve them or cannot be found. Gioia and other travelers【C5】_____themselves for their forgetfulness, but psychologists say it’s quite【C6】_____among travelers. "When traveling, people tend to have lots【C7】_____their minds, and there are often many unexpected【C8】_____," says David Meyer, a University of Michigan psychology professor. "The【C9】_____of too much to keep track of, limited【C10】_____for doing so and being in relatively【C11】_____circumstances outside familiar work and home locations【C12】_____forgetting about the small stuff being【C13】_____along the way."
Katie McDonald, spokeswoman of Southwest Airlines says they can take【C14】_____of up to 10 000 items a month left behind at airports and in planes. Books, clothing and reading glasses are the most common items. The most【C15】_____items include a $ 10 000 diamond engagement ring, an NFL Super Bowl ring and professional video equipment,【C16】_____of which were returned to their owners.【C17】_____some items left behind don’t contain an owner’s contact【C18】_____and aren’t reported lost, she says. Also, many electronic devices are【C19】_____, making it difficult to determine【C20】_____owns them. [br] 【C20】
选项
A、what
B、whom
C、that
D、who
答案
D
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