English cloze: train travel

My job keeps me in Hong Kong for most of the year. But I do manage to leave for a month at __ 1__-usually in July. As you may know, this is the main festival and the most popular place in Europe. Famous cities are usually very famous. But I'm not looking for sunshine-I have many _ _ 5 _ _ in Hong Kong-and I'm certainly not looking for __6__! So when I go on holiday, I will buy a train ticket (a kind of train ticket). On most railways in western Europe, I can travel first class. First class is very crowded and comfortable. If you want to travel overnight, you can take the No.9 train with some extra money. A train generally has ___ 10___ cars.

I think traveling by train is very relaxing, and. There is always something to see. I especially like traveling through Switzerland and Italy. You can get a good idea of a country from the train. You don't go to _ _14 _ _, and often stop. Also, railway travel is very _ _15 _ _ I've never been so disgusting on the train as on the boat! Then like to chat, someone always comes to _ _17 _ _.

The reason why I seldom travel by air is quite _ _18 _ _ _ Because the railway station is usually built in the city center, I _ _19 _ _ worry about the traffic, which may become a problem when I arrive at _ _ _ 20 _ _.

1.a. Hong Kong B. Italy C. Winter D. Summer

2.a. a year B. seasons C. festivals D. weeks

3.a. Vacation B. Play C. Exercise D. Entertainment

4.a.far B. beautiful C. crowded D. expensive

5.a. money B. sunshine C. shower D. rest

6.a. People B. Truth C. Salary D. Crowd

7.a. display B. suggest C. allow D. provide

8. 10. c) Never.

9.a. Free B. Express C. Sleep D. Special price

10.a. Lunch B. Cooking C. Dinner D. Dining

11.a. Useful B. Active C. Boring D. Interesting

12. Travel, work, learn to walk

13.a. line of sight B. plan C. suggestion D. idea

14.a. Slow B. Fast C. Steady D. Far

15.a. Danger B. Loneliness C. Safety D. Serious

16.a. like B. when C. and D. when.

17. Refer to B. Talk to C. Understand D. Worry

18.a. Simple B. Complex C. Nearly D. Difficult

19. 10. c) A. should not.

20. By sea, by land and on foot

Answer and analysis

This paper mainly talks about the benefits of traveling by train through the author's experience. In the tourist season, there are few crowded trains, besides, there are sleeping cars and dining cars, which are very convenient; If you take the train slowly, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Switzerland, Italy and other countries, and you won't get seasick, and you won't feel as uncomfortable as taking a boat. Taking a train is better than flying, because the railway station is built in the city, which can reduce the problem of going to the city by car.

1.D. It can be inferred from the explanation behind the dash that "I" often leave Hong Kong (travel to Europe) in summer (July). From the context, Italy is just a city in Europe instead of traveling in Hong Kong, which is also taken out of context.

As mentioned above, July is the main holiday season in Europe. Others, such as years and weeks, are taken out of context.

3. A. This refers to holiday travel, so choosing a holiday is in line with the context.

4. C. From the following "I travel by train" and "The first-class car is crowded and comfortable", this refers to the problem of "crowding". If you choose beautiful, expensive, far, etc. This is irrelevant.

The content after the dash should be correct, but I don't ask for the sun, so I use the explanation or explanation of the sun.

Judging from the "I" who travels by train to avoid the crowd below, what I'm saying here is that "I" doesn't catch up with the crowd, but what matters is comfort and sightseeing. The crowd here refers to "people who travel abroad", but it is too wide and unrealistic.

7.c. Starting from here, let me talk about the reasons why I like traveling by train. From the context, it says here that if you buy a train pass, you can get a first-class tour of western Europe. Allow means "let ...", followed by a double object. Grammatically, it seems that offer is acceptable, but offer means "provide", and it is said here that the service will not be provided until the ticket is bought, so the offer(www.yygrammar.com) is excluded.

8.b. Judging from the context, especially if they are comfortable with each other, the first-class car should be less crowded. Never means "never", which is too absolute and should be ruled out.

9. C. If you travel overnight, it can be inferred that you can spend some money here, and you can take a sleeper for the night.

10.d. From the context and common sense, the catering here is better. The dining car is a dining car.

11.D. You can get a good idea of _ _ 13 _ _ what a country is like from below ... and then people always come to _ _17 _ _ ... If you like chatting, it says here that "I think traveling by train is very relaxing and interesting".

12. A. From the context, it says here that "I" especially like traveling in Switzerland and Italy (paragraph 1 mentioned working in Hong Kong, excluding B, C and D).

13.d. The train runs slowly, from which you can know what a country is like. Understand means "have a general impression of ...".

14. B. From the last sentence and the following sentence, it is not easy to get carsick. What is said here is that the train speed is relatively slow.

15.c. We can exclude loneliness from the context because it says below that you can talk to people. Judging from the slow speed of the train, it makes sense that the train here is "safe".

16.b. It is said here that taking a train is not as easy to get seasick as taking a boat. As…as… is a fixed structure.

17.b. If you like chatting, you can chat with people on the train.

18. A. From the reasons given later, what I said here is that the reason why I seldom travel by plane is very simple, that is, the railway station is built in the city center.

19.c. As the railway station is built in the city center, you don't have to worry about traffic problems by train. Unnecessary means "unnecessary, unnecessary".

20. D. As mentioned earlier, you don't have to worry about the traffic problem by train (going into the city), but the traffic problem by plane becomes a problem, which is in line with the sentence 1 in this paragraph.