2. Would you pay lots of money to fall off a 120-foot high platform , help only by an elastic cord (有弹性的橡皮绳索)around your waist or ankles? It may sound crazy, but lots of people do it .It is called Bungee Jumping.

Bungee jumping started in New Zealand, probably in the 1970s.People tied thick elastic cords, called bungees, to their bodies. Then they jumped off bridges or buildings ,falling fast through the air until the cord caught them ,and then bounced(弹) back up and down a few times until coming to a stop .

Modern bungee jumping is usually done in a parking lot(停车场) and people jump from a platform at the top of a crane(大吊车) .You can have bungees tied to your waist or ankles .There is a large air cushion(充气垫)at the bottom that is supposed to catch you if the bungees break or if something goes very wrong .People who bungee jump say the thrill is like experiencing the death-defying(向死亡挑战的) thrill .One couple even ended their wedding night by bungee jumping together in Atlantic City .The groom said, “When I’m flying through the air holding my wife in my arms and knowing she trusts me 100 percent, that is love all about.”

1). Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the passage?

A. Although bungee jumping is expensive and dangerous, people still like to try it.

B. People who bungee jump think it is more thrilling than other games, like the roller coaster.

C. Nobody ever died in the bungee jumping.

D. All customers are not satisfied with bungee jumping.