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浙江外研版2018-2019学年初中英语九年级下册Module 1单元测试卷(十五)(含听力音频)

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Beijing Package Tour(费用固定的包价旅游)

Tour Route

Pick you up from the hotel at 6:00, and then drive to the Badaling Great Wall (1 hour by bus).

Do some sightseeing on the most famous part of the Great Wall--Badaling Section for 2 hours. If you want to get to the highest point and take a bird's-eye view(俯瞰), cable car is a good choice.

Then drive to Friendship Palace Restaurant near the Ming Tombs (0.5 hour by bus) and have traditional Chinese lunch there.

After lunch, leave for the Ming Tombs (20 minutes by bus) and visit Emperor Yongle's Tomb for an hour. Yongle's Tomb is the largest, earliest and best preserved(保护)among the 13 mausoleums(大陵寝) and is now one of three Ming Tombs which are open to visitors.

In the afternoon, drive you back to the hotel before6 : 00 pm.

Package Includes

Round-trip transfer to your hotel.

Air-conditioned bus.

Entrance fees for attractions as listed.

English-speaking tour guide.

Traditional Chinese lunch at a nice restaurant.

Package Excludes(除外)

Tips to the guide and driver.

Personal expense(花费) such as cable car for the Great Wall.

Price(RMB/per)

Children Over 10: ¥100;  Under 10: ¥50

Adults: ¥200

Telephone Number

 010-88270280

(1)、You can visit       on the tour.
A、the Badaling Great Wall and Emperor Yongle's Tomb B、the Badaling Great Wall and the Summer Palace C、the Ming Tombs and the Summer Palace D、the Badaling Great Wall and the Palace Museum
(2)、The Smiths want to take their 4-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter for the tour. How much should they pay?
A、RMB 200. B、RMB 250. C、RMB 350. D、RMB 550.
(3)、Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
A、If you want to take a bird's-eye view, you can take the car. B、Only three Ming Tombs are open to visitors. C、Foreigners can enjoy traditional Chinese supper if they take the tour. D、It takes visitors more than 14 hours to take the tour.
举一反三
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项 (A、B、C和D) 中选出最佳选项。

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