4 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What are the man and woman looking for?

A．A comfortable hotel.

B．A modern hotel.

C．An inexpensive hotel.

2. Where could the man and the woman find a hotel they need?

A．Next to a bank.

B．Two－minute drive to the west.

C．On the left side of the street.

3. Where did the conversation most likely take place?

A．Near a bank.

B．Near a hotel.

C．In a restaurant.

5 . 你校英语社组织学生对近二十年人们旅游出行方式的变化进行了一个暑期问卷调查，请你根据调查结果提供的信息写一篇报告，内容包括：
1. 分析图表数据；
2. 简述变化的原因；
3. 预测未来趋势。

注意：1. 词数100左右；2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Report on travel mode preferences

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7 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What will the headmaster do tomorrow morning?

A．Take photos in the lab building.

B．Meet the listeners in the library.

C．Introduce the school to the listeners.

2. Where will the listeners visit on Tuesday morning?

A．The Statue of Liberty.

B．Central Park.

C．Brooklyn Bridge.

3. What will be held on Tuesday night?

A．A talk show.

B．A lecture.

C．A party.

4. When will the listeners go to Washington?

A．On Tuesday afternoon.

B．On Wednesday morning.

C．On Wednesday afternoon.

9 . Getting Around Montreal

Montreal is a city for fun and festivals as dozens of summer celebrations highlight everything. Your best bet for getting around Montreal can be on foot, but there are other options if this isn’t the best mode of transport for you.

The Montreal subway is the best way to get about town quickly. It’s easy to navigate because there are only four color-coded lines: green, blue, orange, and yellow. The subway does not operate around the clock. It stops running from about 1:00 am to 5:30 am.

The bus system is even more extensive and equally recommended. A one-way fare costs $2.50. A strip of six tickets costs $11.50. A one-day tourist card, good for unlimited use, costs $9; a three-day tourist card costs $17. If you’re staying longer, purchase a regular weekly pass for $18.50.

A number of taxis are lined up on the airport’s ground level. Payment must be made in Canadian funds, but some drivers will make exceptions and accept US currency. It costs a minimum of $3.15 for the taxi ride and an additional $1.45 per kilometer. There’s a wait time charge of 55 cents per minute as well before you are picked up.

Like any other major city, Montreal’s rush hour ranks with the best or worst of them. Driving through city traffic is an art because there are a maze of one-way streets and lots of pedestrians (行人). In addition, a summer festival means the closing of some of the busiest streets in the city. Your biggest driving challenge may be when it comes time to park the car, as there are daily parking restrictions for street cleaning, rush hour, and residential parking.

Other ways to travel in Montreal are on foot or by bike. Montreal boasts hundreds of miles of walk and bike paths throughout the region.

1. How many transportation means are mentioned in the text?

A．Three.

B．Four.

C．Five.

D．Six.

2. What are you advised to do when taking a taxi in Montreal?

A．Increase your wait time for the taxi.

B．Avoid ordering the taxi much earlier.

C．Take US currency whenever possible.

D．Pay an extra tip of $1.45 to the driver.

3. What is the text?

A．A guide of ways of traveling.	B．A travel journal.
C．A survey on ways of traveling.	D．A travel schedule.