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　　Summer School trips are planned every Wednesday afternoon．Some may last to the evening when we will go on a theatre trip．Weekends are planned for all-day trips and activities．All the trips are designed(設(shè)計(jì))to introduce students to Scotland’s culture, exciting cities and beautiful scenery(風(fēng)景), while giving them a fun-filled break from timetabled classes．

　　On Wednesdays students can choose from：

　　●Glamis Castle(城堡)：Visit childhood home of Queen Elizabeth and one of Scotland’s most beautiful castles．

　　●Royal(皇家)research ship Discovery：Visit Captain Scott’s famous research ship Discovery．

　　●Elie Watersports：Go boating and sailing．

　　Saturday trips：

　　●Edinburgh：Visit Scotland’s beautiful capital．Discover Edinburgh Castle, walk along Princes Street, home to some of Edinburgh’s best shops, discover the city’s past．

　　●Glasgow：Experience Scotland’s city of culture and buildings, internationally famous for its Victorian buildings and wonderful museums．Visit Scotland’s best-loved museum．

　　Discover and experience Scotland：the best small country in the world．You will not be disappointed(失望)．

(1)

When will the students have their trips?

[　　]

A．

On Sunday．

B．

On Wednesday morning．

C．

On Wednesday and Sunday．

D．

On Wednesday and Saturday．

(2)

Where did Queen Elizabeth live when she was young?

[　　]

A．

Glasgow．

B．

Glamis Castle

C．

Elie Watersports．

D．

Edinburgh Castle．

(3)

If you want to go shopping, the best place to go to is ________．

[　　]

A．

Glasgow

B．

Edinburgh

C．

Elie Watersports

D．

Discovery

(4)

What you have read is ________．

[　　]

A．

a traverl diary

B．

a news report

C．

an adveritisement

D．

an introduction Scotland

答案：1．D;2．B;3．B;4．C;
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