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2017-04-13

根据下面资料,回答题
A: Morning! What can I do for you?
B: (38
A: There are many travel paths. What kind of it do you want to choose?
B: We'd like to choose the Jiuhua Mountain.
A: It' s really worth visiting. Did you book the hotel?
B: We' re not sure.(39
A: The Holiday Home is very good.
B: That' s goo
D. We don' t want to live in an expensive hotel. That' s what we' 11 do.
A: Can you fill in this form?
B: OK. I' ll ask my wife to fill in this form. By the way, is it all right if we pay by credit card?
A: Yes, of course.(40
B : Thank you.
A. Where do you come from?
B. We' d like to make a trip for summer holidays.
C. Have a good time!
D. Which hotel do you think is comfortable?
第(38)题答案选

参考答案

B

答案解析

空格8前面A问B有什么需要,那么空格处就是B的回答,再结合整个对话所谈论的话题可知,B是想出去旅行,前来咨询的。故选B。

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3 根据下面资料,回答题
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A.newspaper
B.magazine
C.temple
D.church