首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
外语
A、They are safe and fast. B、They are quiet and convenient. C、They will be built soon in America. D、It is a good way to relax to
A、They are safe and fast. B、They are quiet and convenient. C、They will be built soon in America. D、It is a good way to relax to
admin
2022-08-30
39
问题
W: Hi, Jay!
M: Hi, Linda. Are you ready for your big trip to Chicago?
W: Oh, yeah! I’m going to nail the presentation.
M: I’m sure you will. Hey, I thought I remembered from an earlier conversation that you have relatives in the United States, right? Any chance you’ll get to see them?
W: I’d like to, but they’re not in Chicago. My uncle moved to Los Angeles five years ago. I was thinking about going over to visit him, but I don’t have a lot of time. Maybe I could just hop on a bullet train from Chicago.
M: That’s not going to be possible.
W: Why not? It’s probably only a few hours’ ride.
M: America doesn’t have any bullet trains.
W: Really? You’re kidding me!
M: No, actually I’m quite serious. The fastest train we have is called the Amtrak Acela Express. It runs at not much more than 130 kilometers an hour.
W: 130 kilometers an hour? That’s not a high-speed train.
M: Sometimes the Amtrak train can push speed up to over 240 kilometers per hour, but most of the time it cruises at only around 130.
W: Wow! I thought America was more advanced than that.
M: Yeah, I know. But America is a very large country, and for the last several decades flying has been cheap and easy.
W: So there’s been no incentive (刺激,动力) to build super-fast trains.
M: Yeah, that’s right. Also, Americans like to drive.
W: I’ve noticed in a lot of movies that Americans seem to enjoy road trips.
M: Yeah. Most of us get our first driver’s license when we are around 16 years old. I used to drive about an hour and a half to work every day—that’s a three hours’ round-trip—and I didn’t think it was a big deal.
W: So aside from New York, there really isn’t much public transport infrastructure in the US?
M: Many US cities have some kind of light rail or subway system, but they don’t really completely cover the city.
W: I think high-speed trains are great! They are safe, fast, quiet and convenient. You can work on your laptop or read a book. It’s a good way to relax.
M: That’s true. Driving can be very stressful. Americans have been talking about building highspeed rail lines for years. But to be honest, I don’t know when or if it’s ever going to happen.
W: Well, I hope they start building them soon. But in any case, I’m going to have to look into flights to Los Angeles now.
M: Yep. And you’re probably going to have to rent a car when you get there. Good luck and have a great trip!
W: Thanks, Jay! See you in a couple of weeks.
1. What do we know about the Amtrak Acela Express?
2. Which is NOT the reason why there aren’t super-fast trains in America?
3. What do we know about the man?
4. Which is INCORRECT about high-speed trains according to the woman?
5. How does the woman intend to go to Los Angeles?
选项
A、They are safe and fast.
B、They are quiet and convenient.
C、They will be built soon in America.
D、It is a good way to relax to take a high-speed train.
答案
C
解析
由原文可知,女士认为高速列车安全、快捷、安静、便利。在车上,乘客可以用笔记本办公或看书,乘高速列车是一个放松的好方法。因此A、B、D描述符合原文,答案为C。
转载请注明原文地址:https://kaotiyun.com/show/q9kK777K
0
专业英语四级
相关试题推荐
HowtoStopComparingYourselftoOthersIntroduction-Timeonsocialmediafeedsincreasesdepressionandenvyanddecr
HowtoStopComparingYourselftoOthersIntroduction-Timeonsocialmediafeedsincreasesdepressionandenvyanddecr
Itisanoffencetoshow______againstpeopleofdifferentraces.
YuDanandLectureRoomprogramgainpopularityinmodernChina,whichis______ofanewattitudetowardsSinology.
In"Hewillcometolearndrivingfromyou",theinfinitiveindicates
BlackFridayBlackFridayisthebeginningoftheChristmasshoppingseasoninAmerica./ItfallsthedayafterThanksgi
A、Russia.B、SaudiArabia.C、Canada.D、TheUnitedStates.D细节题。根据句[9]可知,北美洲消耗掉了全球三分之一的石油,其中消耗最多的是美国,其每年人均消耗459加仑汽油。因此,D为答案。
A、Alternativemusic.B、Modernmusic.C、Classicalmusic.D、Countrymusic.D原文中,男士说除了乡村音乐,基本上所有类型的音乐他都喜欢。因此答案为D。
Non-governmentalOrganizationsinDenmarkTodayDenmarkhasoneofthehighestproportionsofassociationmembershipinthe
A、Itwasalittlebitboring.B、Itwasquitescary.C、Itwasstimulating.D、Itwasallgreatfun.B当男士问女士在澳大利亚的潜水怎么样时,女士在句中说,事实上
随机试题
A.滴虫性阴道炎B.真菌性阴道炎C.细菌性阴道炎D.老年性阴道炎E.幼女性阴道炎
2009年2月,家住甲市A区的赵刚向家住甲市B区的李强借了5000元,言明2010年2月之前偿还。到期后赵刚一直没有还钱。2010年3月,李强找到赵刚家追讨该债务,发生争吵。赵刚因所牵宠物狗易受惊,遂对李强说:“你不要大声喊,狗会咬你。”李强不理,仍然叫骂
在固定资产管理模块中,设置的折旧方法包括()。
()是劳动卫生规程的内容之一。
近年来,人们的生活条件越来越好,对旅游________的要求也越来越高。从前到此一游、________的旅游方式已逐渐被深度体验、注重文化与互动的旅游方式所替代,正是在这种背景下,文化与旅游融合的发展方式________,并成为热点。依次填入下划线部分最恰
下列婴儿的各种心理特征中,最先发展且是发展速度最快的一个领域是
In1784,fiveyearsbeforehebecamepresidentoftheUnitedStates,GeorgeWashington,52,wasnearlytoothless.Sohehireda
下面是有关光盘刻录机的叙述,其中错误的是:
Accordingtothepassage,theAmericanfamilyisnowthreatenedby______.Inthepast,Americanstendedto______.
Atfivefeet,itcanwarnofatumornobiggerthanapinprickdeepinthebreast.Itcanscanthewallofafieryindustrialfu
最新回复
(
0
)