BUDGET FOR A BRITISH SCHOOL’S VISIT TO XX SCHOOL IN BEIJINGⅠ. TEACHER COSTS Details (e.g. Mode of transport, hotel/hostel)Cost per personTotalTravelPer person×4UK flight to Beijing£887£3,5 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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BUDGET FOR A BRITISH SCHOOL’S VISIT TO XX SCHOOL IN BEIJING
Ⅰ. TEACHER COSTS

	Details (e.g. Mode of transport, hotel/hostel)	Cost per person	Total
Travel	Per person×4	UK flight to Beijing(via Hong Kong)£887	£3,548
Local travel		£15	£60
Accommodation（住宿）		£640	£2,560
		Sub-total £6,168(School will cover the cost of one teacher, so will ask the Department of Education for £4,626

Ⅱ. PROJECT COSTS

	Description and cost per item	Total
Materials	Teaching materials £250	£250
Communication	Telephone calls	£75
Cost of the staff	£180(per person per day)×4×8 days	£5,760(School will cove the cost of one teacher; so will ask the Department of Education for £4,320)
	Sub-total：£6,085

Grand total(Ⅰ+Ⅱ)

£12，253

44. The British school is making a budget for .
A. buying some teaching materials from Beijing
B. hosting Chinese students from Beijing
C. planning a visit for teachers to Beijing
D. communicating with Beijing teachers
45. According to the tables, how many English teachers will visit Beijing?
A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6
46. Which of the following is TRUE according to the table above?
A. The British school will travel by air directly to Beijing.
B. The British teachers will pay for their own accommodation in China.
C. The British school’s visit to Beijing will cost £6,085 in total.
D. The British school needn’t bear the cost of the trip all by itself.
47. Where can we probably read such a table?

A. In a newspaper. B. In an application(申请) letter.
C. In a magazine. D. In a story book.

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