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Enjoy free re-admission for a year if you buy your ticket directly from us. Tickets purchased directly from the Royal Collection can be transformed into a 1-Year Pass, giving 12 months’ free admission to Windsor Castle. This pass is valid for a year from the date of your first visit.

How do I transform my ticket into a 1-Year Pass?

1. Before you leave the site, please sign and print your name in the spaces provided on the back of your ticket.

2. Hand the ticket to a member of staff, who will stamp and validate(使…生效) it.

3. Keep your ticket for future visits.

Your ticket will only be accepted for re-admission if it has been stamped on the day of your first visit.

Subsequent(随后的) visits

To gain admission on subsequent visits, your signed and stamped original ticket (now your 1-Year Pass) must be produced on arrival at the ticket counter. You will also be required to provide proof(证据) of signature, such as a passport, driving licence, or credit card. You will then be given a gift ticket for admission on that day. Children under the age of 18 are not required to show proof of signature.

Alternatively, to guarantee admission you may pre-book your subsequent visits by telephoning the Ticket Sales and Information Office, +44 (0)20 7766 7334. A booking fee applies. Pre-booked tickets will not be posted to you, but can be collected from the ticket counter on the day of your visit on production of your signed and stamped 1-Year Pass and proof of signature.

The benefits of the 1-Year Pass are not transferable, and your ticket may not under any circumstances be given to another person or re-sold. Any attempted use of the ticket by another party to gain admission automatically cause the ticket invalid.

Free re-admission is always subject to ticket availability and may be unavailable on up to 5 days each year when the site is open to the public. It is not possible to use your 1-Year Pass when the site is closed. Before planning a visit please see the Visit Pages on www.royalcollection.org.uk to check if any dates are excluded and to confirm admission details.

Dates when 1-Year Pass free re-admission is unavailable in 2012:

Saturday 7 April 2012

Sunday 8 April 2012

Monday 9 April 2012

Monday 7 May 2012

Monday 4 June 2012

Please note that gift tickets and tickets booked through a tour operator or ticket agent cannot be transformed into a 1-Year Pass.

Ticket Sales and Information Office

Official Residences of The Queen

London SW1A 1AA

www.royalcollection.org.uk

Telephone +44 (0)20 7766 7334

1. Which of the following tickets can be transformed into a 1-Year Pass?

A. gift tickets

B. tickets bought from Royal Collection

C. tickets booked from a tour operator

D. tickets bought from an agent

2. If you want to have a 1-Year Pass to Windsor Castle, you DON’T have to ______.

A. get your ticket stamped B. sign your name

C. buy a ticket D. show your proof of signature

3.If you transformed your ticket to a 1-Year Pass on 15 March, 2012, you could use it on ______.

A. 9 April 2012 B. 4 June 2012

C. 10 March 2013 D. 15 April 2013

4. To book a further admission with a 1-Year Pass, ______.

A. you need to pay some money

B. you can ask your friend to lend you his 1-Year Pass

C. you can have your gift ticket delivered to you

D. you need to show your passport and credit card on your arrival

【答案】

1.B

2.D

3.C

4.A

【解析】

试题分析：本文是篇说明文。告诉人们如何把从the Royal Collection买的票转换成免费的年票以及其中的一些注意事项。

1.B 细节题。根据第一段“Tickets purchased directly from the Royal Collection can be transformed into a 1-Year Pass, giving 12 months’ free admission to Windsor Castle.”B选项正确。

2.D 细节题。根据第二段可知办理年票不需要证件。

3.C 细节题。根据倒数第二段“Dates when 1-Year Pass free re-admission is unavailable in 2012”可知AB选项错误，D选项已经超过一年的期限。所以C选项正确。

4.A 细节题。从第四段“Alternatively, to guarantee admission you may pre-book your subsequent visits by telephoning the Ticket Sales and Information Office, +44 (0)20 7766 7334. A booking fee applies.” 可知，预订需要费用。所以A正确。

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