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　　(One evening Mr. and Mrs. Davis are having a talk in their living room.)

Mrs. Davis: What clothes do we need in Shanghai in August（八月）? We're going to stay there for about ten days.

Mr. Davis: We don't need to take many clothes. I don't want to carry a lot of heavy boxes and bags.

Mrs. Davis: Do we need sweaters and coats?

Mr. Davis: No! It's cold here in August, but it's very hot in Shanghai. You need blouses and skirts. Take some T-shirts and shorts for me as well.

Mrs. Davis: Could I take the hats?

Mr. Davis: I don't think so. By the way, it's good to take a pair of sport shoes, and we'd like to do a lot of walking.

Mrs. Davis: Why? Doesn't Shanghai have taxis?

Mr. Davis: Yes, there are taxis, but it's hard to find a taxi when you want one.

(1) Mr．and Mrs．Davis are leaving for ________.

[　　]

A．the USA

B．China

C．France

D．England

(2) They don't want to take sweaters or coat to Shanghai because ________.

[　　]

A．the bags and boxes are full

B．they don't need them at all

C．they want to buy winter clothes there

D．they want to be there for only ten days

(3) In Shanghai they want to do a lot of ________.

[　　]

A．shopping

B．driving

C．walking

D．swimming

(4) Mr．Davis thinks there are taxis in Shanghai, ________.

[　　]

A．but not many

B．but they are dear

C．and they are cheap

D．and too many

(5) From the talk we know that Mr．and Mrs．Davis are ________.

[　　]

A．Canadians

B．Japanese

C．Americans

D．Australians

答案：B;B;C;A;D
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