Airport shuttle service in most hotels is for free.

A、taking a taxi.

B、taking an airport shuttle bus.

C、taking a trolley bus.

D、taking an airport subway.

How does Lim plan to get to the hotel from the airport？

A．He will take a shuttle bus.

B．He will hire a taxi.

C．He will walk the short distance.

D．He will be picked up.

听力原文：What is the fastest way to get to the airport？

(A) I'm leaving for Rome.

(B) Why don't you take an airport shuttle？

(C) Yes, the flight will be faster.

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A．

B．

C．

colored signs as you exit the baggage claim area Follow the blue signs for rental cars and hotel shuttles. Follow the red signs for access to public transportation, including the subway, city buses, and airport shuttles to other terminals. Fare and schedule information for public transportation is available just as you exit the terminal building. If you have left your car in an airport parking lot, follow the green signs for a shuttle to the east parking lot, or the orange signs for a shuttle to the west parking lot.

Where would this announcement be heard？

A．At a subway station.

B．In a hotel.

C．On an airplane.

D．At an airport.

A、Use disposable products for convenience.

B、Walk or ride a bicycle instead of using a private car.

C、Use the airport shuttle bus instead of a taxi.

D、Turn off all electrical appliances when you leave your hotel room.

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While you're here, feel free to take advantage of our many amenities, including our on-site health club and swimming pool, our award-winning restaurant, our beauty salon, and our gift shop.

As our guest, you are also entitled to use the complimentary shuttle bus service to and from the airport.

Our front desk staff will be happy to take your reservation for this service. Please do not hesitate to contact the manager at extension 120 if there is anything we can do to make your stay with us more enjoyable.

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To: Geo Friends

From: Kit-ken Lim

Re: itinerary

To Whom It May Concern,

Below you will find my travel itinerary. Again, I'm sorry that I wasn't able to book my trip for the weekend of the 3rd as you requested. That weekend would have been perfect for me as well. I leave Tokyo at 4 P.M. on the 10th. Unless I hear from you before I leave, I will assume that one of you will meet me at the airport with a sign. I have never been to Tokyo before, so I would prefer not to have to hire a taxi or find my own way to the hotel. I look forward to discussing franchise opportunities and to meeting all of you. I will have my checkbook with me in case we work out a deal right away.

Thank you,

Kit-ken Lim

P.S. I'll be wearing a green hat and a long black coat.

To: Kit-ken Lim

From: Geo Friends

Re: Itinerary

Name: Kit-ken Lira

Departure: Chiang Kai-shek. 9:30 A.M. October 7th

Arrival: Tokyo. I P.M. October 7th

Hotel Accommodations: Tokyo Comfort Zone Inn; 3 nights

Style. of occupancy: Double

Total cost including taxes: Not applicable.

*Paid in full using air travel points

Why does Lim apologize in his e-mail？

A．A black-out period changed his travel plans.

B．He was busy on the weekend of the 3rd.

C．He forgot to book his return flight.

D．It is his first time traveling to Tokyo.

ly give their cars names, compare speeding tickets and jealously guard any sidestreet where it is possible to park. The city's roads are so well worn that the first act of the new mayor, Shirley Franklin, was to start repairing potholes. In 1998, 13 metro counties lost federal highway funds because their air-pollution levels violated the Clean Air Act. The American Highway Users Alliance ranked three Atlanta interchanges among the 18 worst bottlenecks in the country.

Other cities in the same fix have reorganized their highways, imposed commuter and car taxes, or expanded their public transport systems. Atlanta does not like any of these things. Public transport is a vexed subject, too. Atlanta's metropolitan region is divided into numerous county and smaller city governments, which find it hard to work together. Railways now serve the city center and the airport, but not much else; bus stops are often near-invisible poles, offering no indication of which bus might stop there, or when.

Georgia's Democratic governor, Roy Barnes, who hopes for reelection in November, has other plans. To win back the federal highway money lost under the Clean Air Act, he created the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA), a 15-member board with the power to make the county governments, the city and the ten-county Atlanta Regional Commission cooperate on transport plans, whether they like it or not.

Now GRTA has issued its own preliminary plan, allocating $4.5 billion over the next three years for a variety of schemes. The plan earmarks money to widen roads; to have an electric shuttle bus shuttle tourists among the elegant villas of Buckhead; and to create a commuter rail link between Atlanta and Macon, two hours to the south. Counties will be encouraged, with generous ten-to-one matching funds, to start express bus services.

Public goodwill, however, may not stretch as far as the next plan, which is to build the Northern Arc highway for 65 miles across three counties north of the city limits. GRTA has allotted $270m for this. Supporters say it would ease the congestion on local roads, opponents think it would worsen over-development traffic. The counties affected, and even GRTA's own board, are divided.

The governor is in favor, however; and since he can appoint and fire GRTA's members, that is probably the end of the story. Mr. Barnes has a tendency to do as he wants, regardless. His arrogance on traffic matters could also lose him votes. But Mr. Barnes thinks that Atlanta's slowing economy could do him more harm than the anti-sprawl movement.

The author's presentation of Atlantans' car-dependence is meant ______.

A．to be ironic.

B．to poke fun to them.

C．to be fair.

D．to make it notorious.

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