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18．听第9段材料，回答第13至16题．
13．Whatcan the man see in sight？
A．A hotel．   B．A restaurant．   C．A bar．
14．How does the man go to the woman's house？
A．On foot．   B．By car．   C．By taxi．
15．Why does the man get lost？Because
A．he is in a strangecity         
B．he doesn't look at the map
C．there wren't any road signs in thecity
16．How can the man get to the woman's house？Follow
A．Queen Street and then turn left   
B．James Street and then turn right
C．Queen Street for 3.5miles．

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