Hotel listings: Shanghai

Eat seafood

Indulge in ail sorts of treasures from the sea this September at the Radisson Hotel Shanghai New World. With a focus on seafood cuisine, the hotel’s revolving restaurant lets guests watch their dishes being prepared while enjoying a 360-degree view of the city. The a la carte menu will include dam chowder soup with potato and leek (85 yuan), and tuna tartar with avocado and tamarind sauce (110 yuan) among other treats.

TEL:021-6359-9999 ext 4210          www. seafoodzy, com

Oktoberfest

From September 16 to 26, the Renaissance Yangtze Shanghai Hotel will host its 12th Oktoberfest celebration featuring plenty of German beer and sauerkraut(泡菜). True to the original festival in Munich, the hotel will erect a large marquee (capable of holding 1,300 people) and will feature a live band from the Bavaria region. Tickets will cost 258 yuan per person from Sunday to Thursday and 288 yuan for Friday and Saturday. They are available in the hotel lobby or online.

TEL :021-6275-0000 ext 2366         www. Oktoberfestrzj.com

Pizza with a royal twist

Le Royal Mridien Shanghai’s signature Italian restaurant, Favola, welcomes its new master pizza chef Francesco Sanna. Francesco has over 13 years’ experience working at top restaurants in Italy as well as at the five-star international hotel’s restaurants in Paris.

TEL: 021-3318-9999 ext 7778          www. pizzaxzq, com

Organic breakfast, solar power

In pursuit of a greener world, the Shanghai Hotel is forging ahead with environmentally friendly programs and features expected to significantly lower energy consumption. The hotel has launched various green technologies to reduce its energy consumption such as water-saving systems and solar lighting. The hotel’s restaurant also offers a special menu with over 30 kinds of organic food to encourage a healthy diet.

TEL: 021-6248-0088                www. organicwy, com

Earth stone massage

The Spa promotion at the Renaissance Shanghai Yuyuan hotel this September and October aims to pamper you with body scrub therapy as a free complement to its signature earth stone massage. Hot stones stimulate circulation and transport oxygen to tired and tense muscles, while the full body massage leaves you feeling tension free. The spa is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m..

TEL:021-2321-8888         www. stonecc.com

1. From the passage above, which of the following websites can you buy tickets from?

A. www. seafoodzy, com                  B. www. Oktoberfestrzj.com

C. www. pizzaxzq.com                     D. www. stonercc.com

2. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?

A. Before Francesco Sanna came to China, he only works in Italy.

B. Francesco studied cooking for 13 years.

C. The Shanghai Hotel offers organic food to encourage a healthy diet.

D. You can enjoy only 30 kinds of organic food in the Shanghai Hotel.

3. If you want to relax your tired and tense body, you can dial _____________.

A. TEL: 021-6359-9999 ext 4210           B. TEL: 021-2321-8888

C. TEL: 021-6248-0088                   D. TEL: 021-3318-9999 ext 7778

【小題1】B

【小題2】C

【小題3】B

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* Things You’ll Need, cash or a D. C. Smart Trip card, a transfer (轉(zhuǎn)乘卡) and a map of Washington, D. C.

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*Learn to identify bus stops. They are usually located at the intersections(交叉) of streets. Look for a tall sign with a tall sign with the words of “Metro Bus” that is dark blue at the top, white in the middle and red at the bottom. Once you’ve found one of these signs, check the red section at the bottom of the sign. In it, you should see several number or letter combinations written in white. Those are the bus lines that service that stop.

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*If you pay in cash, ask for a transfer slip. This will allow you to board the bus within a two-hour time period without having to pay again. These machines are located by the escalators that take you to the waiting platforms.

1.To enjoy a wonderful tour in Washington D. C., you won’t need        .

      A．a(chǎn) D. C, Smart Trip card                       B．a(chǎn) transfer

       C．a(chǎn) map of Washington D. C                    D．a(chǎn) tall sign

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       B．checking the red section at the bottom of the sign with a “metro bus” logo

       C．checking electronic screens on the front, side and back of the bus

       D．checking the machines located by the escalators taking you to the platforms

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       A．stops                   B．decides                C．starts                   D．passes

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