浙江省台州市书生中学2023-2024学年高一上学期周练（十）英语试题

台州市书生中学英语周练（十） 一、阅读理解 (共14小题;每小题2.5分，满分35分) A Italy has more must-see sights than you could squeeze into a lifetime. With so much to do and see, most visitors can’t wait to wander around, taking in everything. Fortunately, getting around this slender, boot-shaped country is easy, thanks to superb transport services. Here’s what you need to know about getting around in Italy. Travel by train for the stunning views in Italy Italy boasts an extensive rail network spanning the length of the country, meaning most major cities - including Rome, Florence, Naples, Bologna and Palermo - are connected by regular train services. Best of all, you can sit back and soak in the gorgeous scenery in between them. Buses are the most inexpensive way to explore Italy Though slower than trains, buses are a cheaper form of transport in Italy, and they provide access to smaller towns and villages not served by Italy’s rail network. Buses are run by private companies with a web of routes that stretches to most places of the country. Getting around by car means maximum freedom Having a private vehicle in Italy means you can travel at your own pace and visit regions with minimal public transport, which is particularly handy in the mountains. Parking can be hard to find in urban areas and local drivers have a reputation for being impatient and quick to use their horns. Cycling is a great way to explore the countryside in Italy Cycling is a great way to explore every corner of villages and backroads in the countryside. It’s very popular in northern Italy, including in the Alps and Dolomites, but less so in the south. Bikes are not allowed on motorways but they can be carried on some ferries, and on regional trains displaying the bicycle logo. Click here to get more information about traveling in Italy. 21. Which means of transport can take visitors to most major cities? A. Taking a train. B. Taking a bus. C. Driving a car. D. Riding a bicycle. 22. What can travelers do by bike in Italy?