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6．听第9段材料，回答第14至第16题．
14．What are the man and woman looking for？
A．A comfortable hotel．    B．A modern hotel．    C．An inexpensive hotel．
15．Where could the man and the woman find the hotel they need？
A．Next to a bank．
B．A two-minute drive to the west．
C．On the left hand side of the street．
16．Where did the conversation most likely take place？
A．Near a bank．    B．Near a hotel．   C．In a restaurant．

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77．F
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