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听力原文：W: How do you go to work every day, by bike or by bus？M: By bike, of course.W: Wh

听力原文：W: How do you go to work every day, by bike or by bus？

M: By bike, of course.

W: Why don't you take the bus？ Obviously it can save much time and energy.

M: I find it hard to agree with you. Sometimes if the bus is stuck in a traffic jam, it will waste much time instead of saving it.

W: Maybe you are right, but what if it was raining or storming？ Will you still ride on your bicycle to your office？

M: Well, it all depends. If time permits, I will keep my habit and go to work by bike. But if time is pressing, I may choose the bus-ride, which is the last thing I'd like to do.

W: I can't make out why you hate the bus-fide so much.

M: Well, indeed, what bothers me the most is not the occasional traffic jam as I mentioned before, but the rode people with their rough behavior. on the bus.

W: I don't get it.

M: Every time I have to go to work by bus, it turns out to be a terrible experience. If worse comes to worst, you may find yourself on an overcrowded bus with no order, and in a near-riot. I'm not exaggerating.

W: I see what you mean. I'm sorry for you.

M: During rush hours you have to fight your way in, and fight your way out when you get off.

W: How terrible!

M: By the way, how do you go to work？ I'm curious.

W: Well, I have a car of my own, so I neither take the bus nor ride the bike.

M: No wonder!

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A．It is cheap and convenient.

B．It is time-saving and energy-sparing.

C．It is comfortable and safe.

D．One can make friends on the bus.

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第1题

Section B

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B．They are very handy and useful.

C．They are much cheaper than those years ago.

D．People in Florida can call others on their car phones.

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第2题

A．In the restaurant.

B．At the airport.

C．In the hotel.

D．In the bus.

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第3题

A．The traffic jam.

B．Constant stopping at bus-stops.

C．The rudeness of the passengers on the bus.

D．The rude behavior. of the bus driven

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第4题

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B．The traditional practice.

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C．She followed the gunman by walking who had shot at another man until he was caught.

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