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The bullet train D106 from Changsha to Shanghai has a short stop in Quzhou for only one minute．

Named after the letter D, the new trains run at speeds of 200 to 250 kilometers one hour．This is much faster than Z—type and T—type trains．For example, it used to take people l2 hours to travel from Shanghai to Beijing．But now it only takes l0 hours．The most interesting part of the bullet trains is the revolving(旋轉(zhuǎn))seats．People can adjust(調(diào)整)their seats as they like, so that it is easy for you to talk with others around you face to face．The new trains run between big cites．They make the long trips much faster and more comfortable．

However, many passengers still won’t choose the bullet trains for some reasons．The ticket prices of the bullet trains are much higher．For example, a hard seat ticket from Beijing to Jinan is only 90 yuan for T—type trains．But on the bullet trains all the seats are soft．And they cost 153 to184 yuan．On the other hand, the bullet trains don’t stop at small stations．

1．Passengers who take the D106 train in Quzhou have to hurry up because          ．

      A．it stops for three minutes                           B．there are too many passengers

C．it runs too fast                                         D．it stops for only one minute

2．What is the most interesting part of the bullet trains?

A．The hard seats．                                       B．The revolving seats．

C．The beautiful colors．                                D．The train tickets．

3．How long does it take to travel from Shanghai to Beijing on a bullet train now?

A．12 hours．             B．20 hours．            C．10 hours．          D．5 hours．

4．The bullet trains make the long trips          ．

A．faster and more comfortable                       B．more dangerous

C．more boring                                     D．cheaper

5．Why won’t many passengers choose the bullet trains?

A．Because the ticket prices are too high．

B．Because they are too crowded．

C．Because they don't stop at small stations．

D．Both A and C．

The bullet (子彈頭) train D106 from Changsha to Shanghai has a short stop in Quzhou for only one minute.
Named  21  the letter D, the new trains run at speeds of 200 to 250 kilometers one hour. This is much 22  than Z-type and T-type trains. For example, it  23  take people 12 hours to travel from Shanghai to Beijing. But now it only  24  10. The most interesting part of the bullet trains is the revolving (旋轉(zhuǎn)的) seats. People can adjust (調(diào)整) their seats as they like, so that  it  is   25  for you to talk with others around you face to face. The new trains run   26  big cities. They   27 the long trips much faster and more comfortable.
However, many passengers still won’t choose the bullet trains   28  some reasons. The ticket
 29  of the bullet trains are much higher. For example, a hard seat ticket from Beijing to Jinan is only 90 yuan for T-type trains. But on the bullet trains all the seats are   30 . And they cost 153 to 184 yuan. On the other hand, the bullet trains don’t stop at small stations.

The bullet (子彈頭) train D106 from Changsha to Shanghai has a short stop in Quzhou for only one minute.

Named  21  the letter D, the new trains run at speeds of 200 to 250 kilometers one hour. This is much 22   than Z-type and T-type trains. For example, it  23  take people 12 hours to travel from Shanghai to Beijing. But now it only  24  10. The most interesting part of the bullet trains is the revolving (旋轉(zhuǎn)的) seats. People can adjust (調(diào)整) their seats as they like, so that  it  is   25   for you to talk with others around you face to face. The new trains run   26   big cities. They   27  the long trips much faster and more comfortable.

However, many passengers still won’t choose the bullet trains   28   some reasons. The ticket

 29   of the bullet trains are much higher. For example, a hard seat ticket from Beijing to Jinan is only 90 yuan for T-type trains. But on the bullet trains all the seats are   30 . And they cost 153 to 184 yuan. On the other hand, the bullet trains don’t stop at small stations.

1.A. with               B. begin            C. at                   D. after

2.A. fast               B. faster               C. quickly              D. slower

3.A. would              B. will             C. used to              D. was used to

4.A. cost                   B. takes                C. need             D. spends

5.A. difficult              B. hard                 C. easily               D. easy

6.A. between            B. among            C. along            D. around

7. A. get               B. let                  C. make                 D. allow

8.A. because                B. for                  C. since                D. with

9. A. prices            B. speeds               C. costs                D. seats

10.A. hard                  B. big                  C. expensive            D. soft