Unit 3 Travel journal using language课时作业

一、阅读理解

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。

　　With more sunshine than Portland or Eugene，nature on the doorstep and great craft beer and coffee，Bend may just be the perfect small US city deserving a visit.And the following will offer you an enjoyable experience of staying.

　　The Oxford Hotel

　　The 59­room, seven­storey hotel became the tallest building in downtown Bend when opened in 2010.It has smart，large rooms in natural tones，fine dining at its restaurant，regular jazz concerts，and a commitment to using natural products where possible and running on 100% renewable energy.

　　The McMenamins Old St.Francis School

　　 McMenamins hotels are famed for their conversions(改建的房屋)，so it's no surprise to find this former Catholic schoolhouse，dating from 1936，is now an affordable hotel，restaurant，music venue and cinema.The classrooms are now 19 guest rooms，each named after former teachers.

　　My Place Hotel­Bend，OR

　　In the historic district，this 63­room smoke­free hotel places you within a relaxing walk of Old Mill District and Les Schwab Amphitheater.It welcomes guests with conveniences like free in­room Wi­Fi，laundry facilities，and a 24­hour business center.Limited housekeeping and free parking are also available.

　　The Mill Inn Bed and Breakfast

　　Bend has several chain hotels，motels and self­catering suites，but it doesn't have many B&Bs，which makes Mill Inn a delightful discovery.The 10­room，wooden hotel is a 10­minute walk from downtown，and serves healthy and hearty breakfasts of freshly made frittatas，granola，fruit，yoghurt，and fry­ups of local bacon and sausages.

　　1．What can we infer about the Oxford Hotel?

　　A．Its rooms are relatively small.

　　B．It is environmentally friendly.

　　C．It is within walking distance of downtown.

　　D．It is the tallest building in downtown Bend.

　　2．How is the McMenamins Old St.Francis School special?

　　A．It provides affordable breakfasts.

　　B．It is located in a historic district.

　　C．Its rooms were built in honor of teachers.

D．It has its roots in an ancient school building.