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A.At a bookstore. | B.At the train station. |
C.In a clock shop. | D.On the street. |
A.She thinks the post office is nearby. |
B.She is also looking for the post office. |
C.She thinks the man’s guess is right. |
D.She doesn’t know where the post office is. |
A.Go to catch the next train. |
B.Listen to the traffic report. |
C.Go to the city by other transportation. |
D.Check the weekend schedule. |
A.At 5:30. | B.At 5:35. | C.At 6:00. | D.At 6:05. |
6 . 听下面一段独白,回答以下小题。
1.A.Those who committed crimes. |
B.Those who don’t obey traffic law. |
C.Those who can’t remember rules. |
D.Those who have no interest in driving. |
A.Ask pupils to memorize the rules. |
B.Tell jokes and give interesting performance. |
C.Show pupils how to park cars. |
D.Emphasize the importance of traffic law. |
A.The lessons turned out to be a success. |
B.People liked them but still broke the traffic law. |
C.People thought it’s too silly to have such lessons. |
D.They were no better than the other traffic lessons. |
7 . There are some typical of trains you’ll find yourself traveling on in France. SNCF (法国国家铁路公司) operates a mix of high-speed services on major routes and slower regional services between smaller stations around France. Find out more about each train type below.
TGV High-speed: up to 320 km/h Connects Paris with major cities in France Double-decker trains One of the most popular modes of transport for long-distance travel in France. These modern trains run on around 50 high-speed routes and always require a reservation in advance. |
Inter-cites Stops at cities not part of the TGV network Day and night services Night trains between Paris and Toulouse, Rodez, Briancon and Latour-de-Carol Inter-cites trains are mainly used for medium-distance journeys across France. Although not as fast as TGV trains, they service a lot of stations across the country that aren’t on TGV routes. Reservations are usually required on most Inter-cites services. |
TER Regional trains (one for each region in France) Low-cost Stops at smaller stations around France TER stands for Transport Express Regional and there are 20 different regional TER services operating across France. Popular with commuters (远距离通勤的人), you’ll likely board one of these trains for shorter distance travel to smaller cities and towns throughout France. You won’t need a reservation to board a TER train. |
Sleeper trains Overnight travel to several destinations in France Comfortable and secure cabins Opportunity to save on accommodation Operated by Thello, the popular night train route in France starts in Paris and works its way down into Italy. If you want to save money on accommodation during your trip, taking a sleeper train lets you wake up feeling refreshed at your next destination. |
A.Both can travel at 320 km/h. | B.Both are double-decker trains. |
C.Both usually require a reservation. | D.Both connect big cities in Europe. |
A.It features night services. | B.It travels as fast as TGV trains. |
C.It is suitable for long-distance travel in France. | D.It offers regional services at relatively low costs. |
A.TGV trains. | B.Inter-cites trains. |
C.TER trains. | D.Sleeper trains. |
A. adjustments B. emit C. hit D. lanes E. players F. preventing G. semi-autonomous H. shift I. supervising J. traditional K. worn-out |
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Companies have been adding
Even better than preparing for a crash, of course, is
A.The bus to the department store. | B.The route for the No. 6 Bus. |
C.The bus sent off by the store. | D.The rules to take the No. 6 Bus. |
A.Quit driving because of the traffic jam. | B.Take the motorway on Saturday. |
C.Set off earlier in case of heavy traffic. | D.Take public transport to get there. |